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Lethbridge Herald

Location

Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada

Date

Aug 07, 1942

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Duisburg Target for New Allied Bombing Raids

London reports a large force of RAF Bomber Command planes bombed Duisburg, a key Ruhr Rhine junction and war industry center, with three Canadian squadrons taking part. Nazi air bases in the Low Countries were also struck, six British aircraft failing to return.

LONDON C.P R.AF.R.C.AF Duisburg Rus valley air ministry Low Counties Ruhr Rhine R.AP. and

Return to Channel Islands by air as occupation ends

The London Sunday Dispatch advertises a waiting list for Jersey and Guernsey Airways to fly residents back to the Channel Islands once free of occupation. June 1940 saw exile living. the plan aims to ease return home amid a debated second front. The ad notes inquiries to the company office.

Channel Islands London Sunday Dispatch Jersey and Guernsey Airways, Ltd

U S Fliers Ruin Ten Jap Planes In Canton Raid

United States army bombers attacked a Japanese airdrome near Canton destroying at least ten grounded planes. A communique said the Japanese were surprised and the runways were hit. All American aircraft returned safely.

United States army Canton Joseph W. Stidyell

Desert Escape: Colonel Foiled Rommel’s Troops in North Africa

A Cairo dispatch to the London Daily Telegraph recounts a British colonel’s ruse that aided his 70 plus captured Indian troops to escape Rommel’s HQ area in North Africa. He befriended Rommel, used a telegraph line, and spoke Urdu to spur a night breakout, seizing two German lorries and slipping past sleeping guards as German brigades were diverted.

LONDON C.P Erwin Rommel North Africa Cairo London Daily Telegraph Rommel

Polish troops parade through Maritzburg in South Africa

The Polish telegraph agency reports about 1000 fish soldiers marching in Maritzburg, South Africa, claimed as the first continental European troops seen in the Union of South America.

LONDON Maritzburg South Africa South America

Tobruk Port Is Battered By Allied Air Attacks

In Cairo reports state United States Army Air Force bombers effectively attacked Tobruk harbor and shipping yesterday evening, following a heavy RAF raid the prior night that started fires on deck areas and allegedly hit two ships. The British communique notes limited air activity over the Egyptian front with patrol clashes and minor artillery exchanges.

CAIRO United States army air force Tobruk RAF Middle East

Vital Allied Parley On In Moscow

United Nations representatives reportedly gathered in Moscow for a save Russia and win the war conference amid looming Soviet setbacks. British and American envoys move between Kuibyshev and Moscow as Axis and Allied sources describe grand strategy talks. A provocative Evening Standard banner and a David Low cartoon reflect hopes for coordinated action among Stalin Roosevelt Churchill and Chiang.

E. C. DANIEL Associated Press LONDON United Nations Moscow Russia Archibald Clark Kerr Kuibyshev United States Admiral William Stand- Tey Lord Beaverbrook Evening Standard STEINHARDT David Low Joseph Stalin Roosevelt Churchill Chiang Kai- Shek

Sky Dragons Rise as Name for US Air Forces Unit

The United States army air forces, on July 4, absorbed the American volunteer group known as the Flying Tigers. Now dubbed the Sky Dragons, Chinese admirers have pinned the nickname on the unit, reflecting a high standard of daring in its exploits.

CHUNGHING Sky Dragons Flying Tigers United States army air forces

70 Ton Ships Planned For Coast Plants

A P report says the War Production Board approved Henry J Kaiser to build 500 Mars type flying boats on the Pacific coast with an initial Navy order for 100. An additional 400 70 ton carrying planes hinge on the first phase meeting targets. Kaiser would build at Richmond California if the plan proceeds, with no other builders to participate under current plans.

Associated Press ASHINGTON Donald M. Nelson war Production board Henry J. Kaiser west coast shipbuilder United States navy Nelson Kaiser Pacific coast W.P.B Richmond Calif San Francisco Bay

Indians Appeal for Immediate Indian Independence

The All Indian Congress working committee voted to appeal to President Roosevelt Chiang Kai Shek and Ivan Malsky to press Britain to grant India immediate independence. Maulana Azad was authorized to dispatch the appeal after a mass passive resistance resolution is passed, Gandhi endorsing the move. Gandhi urged non violent action and India vows to mobilize its disciplined masses.

BOMBAY All-Indian Congress party Roosevelt Chiang Kai-Shek Ivan Malsky Britain Great Britain India Maulana Badul Kazan Azad congress Congress committee Gandhi China IIndias ans

Prisoners of War in Germany Guarded by Cripples and Old Men

New information from Uberated prisoners of war reported by France Forever said German camps are run by women and staffed by elderly and disabled guards. Russians suffered most, with civilians among captives. Liberated prisoners described transport by cattle cars with severe starvation, high death rates, and extreme malnutrition in initial days.

NEW YORK Germany France United States Free French movement

No Decision On Saboteurs

President Roosevelt said in two press conferences he had not finished reviewing testimony in the case of eight alleged Nazi saboteurs and did not know whether he would finish that day. White House notes said he had not concluded reading the testimony and would act as the sole reviewing authority on the tribunal’s sentence.

WASHINGTON Ant Rosevelt White House William D. Hassett Roosevelt Nad military trial commission Hassett Yice

Survivors Reach Coast After Allied Ship Sinking

More than 50 survivors landed at an East Coast Canadian port after their vessel was ambushed and sunk by three submarines. A fourth submarine was shelled by a Canadian warship. ten crewmen perished. The rescued include Able Seaman Percy Lambert, a Canadian who moved from Halifax to Newfoundland three years ago.

Percy Lambert Halifax Newfoundland

Daring Greenland Rescues Revealed By Navy

Navy release details 15 U S fliers rescued from icy Greenland led by Lt Col Balchen and Lt A J Parunak. Thirteen crew members from a Flying Fortress were saved July 6 after crossing icefields to a lake, then Parunak picked them up. In a second operation two weeks later Parunak and Balchen rescued Col Robert Wimsatt and sergeant Gunnar Bird near the ice cap. Wimsatt was injured. the rescues were termed Greenland Cooperative Salvage Company. Balchen promoted to temporary colonel.

Bernt Balchen Navy Dave Greenland JOHN M. HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON United Surtees arms army Parunak Flying Fortress navy sas Balthen poodle ion Balchen Robert W. C. Wimsatt Washington, DC gunderbird jce utar Jake Wimsatt Bajechen Soint entre Prises Greenland Co-operative Salvage Company war department rencen wen Parmak army Cdomber

Tank Charges Stabilize Whole Stalingrad Front

Russian forces halt German advance along the Stalingrad front with major tank clashes and counterattacks. Reports from the Don and Kuban sectors describe fresh Soviet tank and infantry actions, with heavy fighting near Kushchevka and Kletskaya as Germans push toward key oil areas in the Caucasus.

Stalingrad Front Henry C. Cassidy Associated Press OSCOW A.P Red army Stalingrad Belaya Glina north Caucasus Don bend Don Caucasus Sal Don rivers Rzhev Moscow Reksv Berlin Kuban Maikop Russia Kletskaya Kotelnikovski Kushchevka Rostov

Fresh Japanese land thrust checked near Sangyang

Chin​ese army said Friday that a fresh Japanese land thrust in coastal Chekiang near Sangyang was being held in check while fighting continued at Linchwap in Kiangsi. Other items report Canadian Open leader Craig Wood, an explosion at Excel Foundry in Fall River, Alberta farm manpower concerns, and tea stock unload violations in Winnipeg.

CHEXIANG CHUNGRING API Chekiang province Sangyang Linchwap Kiangsi CALGARY EDMONTON EIN RCAF Donald Ross McKinton PO. Kemp Richinton Canada CRAIG WOOD MISSISSAUGA Port Credit Ont Mamaroneck N.Y Frank Stranahan Toledo Gordon Brydvon FALL RIVER Mas States Fiats River Excel Foundry and Machine Company, Inc MANNING ALBERTA E C. Manning trade and indestre WINNIPEG

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