Supreme Court hears wartime control orders validity case
Ottawa reports the Supreme Court of Canada will hear arguments on the validity of wartime control orders in council including chemical controller appointments. Crown counsel will argue the orders remain valid while defense counsel contest their reach and conformity to regulations amid inflation control measures.
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Supreme Court of Canada
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Supreme Court To Test Government Orders In War Dispatches
The article reports on World War II fronts with Soviet claims of heavy fighting near Stalingrad and Moscow. It notes German counter attacks repelled and new Soviet offensives near Voronezh and Kharkov. French pilots join Red Air Force as battles intensify across the central front.
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New System Of Security For Britain
The piece outlines Beveridge’s proposed social security system as a sweeping plan for Britain. It describes the economist William Beveridge and his ideas, presented as a major, imminent reform covering broad social protection.
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Britain
Left Hand Corner and Oceanic Escape Revenue Tales
A fragment describes Monte Carlo and a gamblers’ paradise turned escape for wealthy Britons Frenchmen and Hollanders per Newsweek. It notes drink prices from $25 to $100 a good meal whiskey $40 a bottle cigarettes 16 for 2 and mentions a guard and a prisoner who faced punishment for sale tard.
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Newsweek
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Submarine sinks eight ships near Japanese coast
Navy officer recounts a U S submarine sinking eight enemy ships totaling about 70 000 tons and damaging four more as it neared Japanese shores. Crewmembers describe wrecks seen from periscope and close approaches during the action reported to Admiral Nimitz.
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United States
Li-Cmér
Thomas Burton Kinkring
Wakring
Boston Fire Toll Rises to 484 Victims in Cocoanut Grove Fire
The Boston Public Safety Committee released a new death list for the Cocoanut Grove disaster, reducing the total from 484 to 479 with all but five victims identified. Four women and one man remain unnamed, and injury totals were updated alongside ongoing casualty accounting.
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Cocoanut Grove
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Stalingrad Ends 99-Day Siege Mark in Battle Chronicle
On the 99th day of the Battle of Stalingrad the siege persists with brutal fighting. Nazi forces surrounding the city face mounting peril as Soviet resistance and urban warfare shape a grim stalemate amid shattered streets and aid difficulties. Continued coverage on page three.
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Explosive Developments Expected From Italy
Washington reports Prime Minister Churchill warns Italy to quit war or face prolonged air attacks. State Secretary Cordell Hull backs the view of U S policy anticipating changes in the Italian political setup as Allied forces tighten North African control. The piece links past Fascist threats to modern strategic pressures and hints at imminent dramatic shifts.
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Allied Fliers Strike Tunisian Bases in Major North Africa Raid
Allied air forces battered Axis targets at Bizerte Tunis and Gabes in a 24 hour assault described as the greatest air strike of the North African campaign. Bizerte airfield rendered nearly unusable and signs Milan Axis air withdrawal toward Sicily as Allied pressure increases around Tunis. Royal American bombers hit docks rail yards and hangars while light bombers revisited Tunis airfield and raids continued along approaches from Mateur to Gabes.
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Allied air raids press Axis lifeline across Mediterranean
Allied strikes continued against Axis positions across the Mediterranean. Reports say air attacks targeted Siaillen and Tunisian coastlines with patrol activity near El Azbesta. Confirmed losses include several Axis aircraft and vessels, with additional engagements reported over Labya and surrounding regions.
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Christmas and New Year Show Prices Frozen Ottawa
J Board administrator J Stewart announced that action prices for Christmas and New Year entertainments and meals at restaurants hotels and bike establishments must not exceed prices charged last year. He said any inclusive charges are governed by maximum prices set last year.
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Stewart
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By-Elections Split Three Ways In Canada House Return
By-elections filled three of five vacancies with Maj Gen J R LaFleche keeping Montreal riding Liberal. Frank Dorion won Charlevoix Saguenay after a five way race. Winnipeg North Centre returned Rev Stan Knowles for the CCF, as Liberal support faded.
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Darlan Case Touched In British Commons Debate
London based in parliament discussed Admiral Darlan amid North Africa military political tensions. Aneurin Bevan and Sir Francis Sanderson spoke on prisoners of war, including Bag of captives from Bunkerqué and chaining incidents by German forces.
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Allied troops reach Tunisian coast reported by Morocco radio
The Morocco radio said Allied troops landed on the Tunisian coast between Sfax and Gabes. U S Navy announced sinking a Japanese destroyer a tanker and three cargo ships and damaging two carriers in the Pacific. Prime Minister Mackenzie King invited to Washington by President Roosevelt for a meeting next weekend.
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