Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Lethbridge Herald in Lethbridge, Alberta

We have pages in Alberta

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Lethbridge Herald

Location

Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada

Date

Apr 29, 1943

Page

1

Bombs Hit Verkoen Island Near Karlskrona Naval Base

The Swedish foreign office reports three bombs from an unidentified plane fell at 1 a.m. on Verkoen Island near Karlskrona, with no damages or casualties initially. A communique said the plane came from the east, dropped four parachute flares, then the bombs, while authorities investigate to identify the aircraft. Karlskrona is a Baltic port south southwest of Stockholm, long a navy hub since 1680.

STOCKHOLM foreign office Verkoen Karlskrona anti-aircraft defence command Baltic Sweden Germany

Old Letter From Louis Riel Found at Ottawa Archives

A yellowed letter by Louis Riel written in Regina on Sept 17, 1885, to his wife Marguerite, expresses joy at the postponement of his execution the day of his two year old daughter Marie Angélique’s birthday. The letter, found in the Dominion archives, was donated by P. M. Ollivier, House of Commons joint law clerk.

OTTAWA Louis Riel Dominion archives Ruel Northwest Mounted Police guard Regina Marguerite Marie Angelique Riel P. M. Ollivier house of commions

The People's Mouths: Ottawa Ministers Under Fire

A new book by Austin F. Cross sharpens its knives on Ottawa’s cabinet ministers opposition leaders and parliamentarians. Cross’s blunt prose criticizes figures like Gardiner King Gelexy Howe and Ralston while sparing few from stinging digs. The People’s Mouths is a provocative read that may provoke anger at political favorites.

ANADA McMillan o. of Canada Austin F. Cross Press Gallery Cross Ottawa Lethbridge Mr. Coldwell Mr. Gardiner King cabinet dissec-ion Mr. King Gelexy Mr. Howe Mr. Ralson Mr. Braken

Left Rand continued on back page

The fragment references continuation of a Left Rand item on the newspaper’s back page. Details are unreadable, offering no clear individuals, places, dates, or events to summarize with confidence.

FDR in Russ Polish Talks

London dispatch reports Churchill and Roosevelt near agreement to mend Soviet Polish rift. Disclosures say possible direct appeal to Stalin and planned talks with Soviet leader. Polish government cites no claim to Soviet territory, denies Quisling links, and seeks release of Poles of fighting age in Russia.

LONDON C.P Churchill Roosevelt Russia Stalin United States Anthony Eden Ivan Maisky Daily Mail International Red Crogs FOLES vreply stast Germany

Red Fliers Hit Germans Hard In Major Aerial Offensive

MOSCOW April 29 The Red air force reports sustained heavy attacks on German communications and air dromes with over 30 planes destroyed in 24 hours. Soviet raids hit two enemy air dromes and German truck columns while Akimov notes supply lines along Kerch Strait are hard pressed. Minor action and sporadic artillery marked front activity in London dispatches with bomber raids on airfields and German scouts engaging Soviet defenses.

MOSCOW Red air force Nikolai Akimov Moscow News Kerch strait Akimov Kuan Caucasus Donets LONDON far Meebow

City Wings Parade Cancelled Due to Wet Weather

The downtown Wings Parade of graduates from No 8 Bombing and Gunnery School scheduled for 4 30 pm today has been cancelled because of rain. The event was moved from the Barracks grounds to the station.

No. 8 Bombing and Gunnery School

Raid on Naples and Messina by US heavy bombers

United States heavy bombers raided Naples and the Messina ferry terminus yesterday in a simultaneous attack. Four enemy fighters were destroyed while one American plane was lost. At Messina hits damaged ferry terminus facilities and railway yards south of the terminus. Naples dock area received direct hits.

CAIRO Naples Sicien Messina

Coast Plane Plants Idle In Canada Labor Dispute

Thousands of Boeing Aircraft of Canada workers rose at dawn to enter the plants but gates were closed as a rest period dispute entered a second day. The Aeronautical Mechanics Lodge urged report at usual hour while a noon outdoor meeting planned. An offer to reopen tomorrow with the day’s wages used for Victory Bonds was endorsed by about 5,000 of 9,020 workers. Boeing officials declined to comment or forecast a break.

VANCOUVER Boeing Aircraft of Canada, Ltd Aeronautical Mechanics’ Lodge Wo 6 AFL tony Victory Bonds Boeing

Roosevelt Urges Miners Back to Work in War Effort

President Roosevelt appealed to 70,000 idle soft coal miners to resume work by 10 am Saturday or risk government action to protect the national war effort. He warned strikes undermine the war, criticized United Mine Workers leaders, and asked for cases to be settled by the National War Labor Board. He warned damage to the war could follow continued stoppages.

WASHINGTON Roosevelt United States war labor board John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Mr. Roosevelt Lewis Thomas Kennedy meno national war Isbor board isbor

Fourth Victory Loan subscriptions exceed target in early drive

Ottawa reports the first three days of the three week Fourth Victory Loan brought 175 502 490 toward an 1 100 000 000 objective, versus 139 084 250 for the same period of the previous drive. Canada Life Assurance Co led with 12 000 000, followed by Consolidated Paper 2 950 000 and Canadian Cottons 1 900 000. Saint John trails with 33.7 per cent of its quota. Fredericton met its mark. Victoria and Vancouver figures shown as canvass and payroll data. The notice notes city standings and that more updates will appear on page three.

OTTAWA national war finance committee Canada Life Assurance Co Consolidated Paper Corp. Ltd Canadian Cottons Ltd Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd Northern Ontario Power Co. Ltd Metropolitan Stores Ltd Alta Sydney Hull Que Calgary Vancouver Victoria London Victoris Van

British Sink Enemy Trawler Off Netherlands Coast

London April 29. An armed enemy trawler was sunk off the Netherlands coast by light British naval forces before dawn during a brisk fight. Coast forces under Lieut Peter Dickens engaged near Ijmuiden, the admiralty communique said. The trawler sank after repeated hits. All British ships returned to port with only superficial damage and no British casualties.

LONDON C.P.J Netherlands Peter Dickens Ijmuiden admiralty

Dog Survivor of Weyburn Coming Home

Toronto reports a Weyburn survivor a black and white Cocker Spaniel named Posh will return home to meet nine year old Joan Golby of Victoria whose father Cmdr Thomas Golby was lost with his ship in the Mediterranean. Posh traveled aboard the Continental Limited to greet Joan and now heads home via air express bound for the Pacific coast.

TORONTO H.MLC.S. Weyburn Mediterranean Pacific Continental Limited Canadian National Railways Joan Golby Victoria Cmdr Thomas Golby Joan Weyburn holmeward aiway

Cabinet War Committee Meets in Ottawa With No Announcements

Prime Minister Mackenzie King chaired a cabinet war committee session in Ottawa on Wednesday and later presided over a cabinet meeting. No announcements were issued from the meetings. A detachment meeting is scheduled for Friday.

OTTAWA Mackenzie King cabinet war committee Det

Advances Made Despite German Counter Attacks

Allied forces report slight withdrawal northeast of Medjez El Bab after two fierce German counter-attacks while gains were made in the north and by French forces near Pont Du Fahs. American troops advanced in the north as air power and naval actions limited Axis strength in the Sicilian straits and Gulf of Tunis.

Pont du Fahs LLIED North Africa Medjez-El-Bab Berlin Associated Press Medjez-El- Bab Tunis Sth strategic air force Sicilian Gulf of Tunis Cairo western desert air force Naples Messing Syracuse Lampedusa Ysjorod Medjex-El-Bab

British Smash Jap Attacks On Burma Front

NEW DELHY, India April 2-4 British troops repelled several Japanese attempts to breach positions on the Arakan front in Burma and RAP pilots provided close ground support with concentrated attacks on Japanese positions along Mayu Ridge. The Japanese held village of Neabyawchaungwyn was set afire and blasts were noted elsewhere. Pinlebu in the upper Chindwin area was struck and buildings damaged in a fortified stockade, the bulletin said.

NEW DELHY India Arakan Burma RAP Mayu Ridge Neabyawchaungwyn Pinlebu upper Chindwin

RAF Raids Wilhelmshaven Base and Mines Baltic Waters

London reports RAF bombers hit the German naval base Wilhelmshaven and laid mines in the Baltic Sea in a large scale operation. Dozens of bombers reported missing, with Canadian crews among the casualties, as raids resume on the continent.

R.A.F Wilhelmshaven Germany LONDON E.AF Baltic United States

Roosevelt Ends 7652 Mile Cross Country Tour

President Roosevelt returns to the White House from a 71 day cross country and Mexico inspection tour totaling 7652 miles. He calls a press conference to discuss the trip and notes no announced action on the soft coal wage dispute. The journey included Denver, Omaha, Jefferson Barracks, Fort Knox, and a two day stop in Mexico with President Avila Camacho. He did not visit the west coast on this tour, unlike last year. He floated ideas for postwar youth service and possible broader civilian training, stressing fitness and readiness without outlining a formal program or mandatory service. He left Washington April 13 and traversed the southeastern states and Monterrey before returning.

WASHINGTON Roosevelt White House United States Stephen Early Denver Ormana Jefferson Barracks Fort Knox Ky Mexico Avila Camacho Rouses America Ue presiient dyan Monterey

Russians Blitz Koenigsberg in Heavy Raid

World War II brief reports say Russian planes raided Koenigsberg East Prussia causing explosions and fires. one aircraft reported missing after the attack. details from Moscow broadcast via Soviet monitor.

KOENIGSBERG LONDON Moscow East Prussia ALBERTA EDMONTON C.P Alberty U.S Berlin United States Alaskan Tokyo Amtriatas Aleutian Kerife islands Aneta Netherlands Berlin radio today ag Meet fighter command Boulogne air ministry URKEY ANKARA C.Pj Turkey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Naval Base Royal Air Force Trier F.D.R Red Deer CASENET Algiers Matesr Ams Phillippeville Bay Harold Alexander Kenneth Anderson 1st U.S Amy Pete Britain air land home security England Manuel Avila Camacho Roquervel
Search Courier

Search the Lethbridge Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Lethbridge Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication