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Lethbridge Herald

Location

Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jul 13, 1942

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Axis Ammo Ship Blown Up as 700 Rounds Hit Matruh Port

British naval bombardment at Matruh near Alexandria unleashed over 700 rounds of high explosive shells and naval gunfire against the Axis supply base. Allied ships and aircraft pounded harbor installations, starting fires and destroying anti aircraft positions as materiel dumps near the front line were laid waste.

Associated Press LEXANDRIA Egypt Royal Navy Matruh North African Field Erwin Rommel Tobruk Alexandria patio Mediterranean Ams LARRY ALLEN EGYPTIAN

A Sapper In 1915 and the Raid Debates

A London correspondent notes the RAP’s raid itinerary omits Rome while Mussolini granted permission for Italian bombers to join Luftwaffe raids on London. Italian and Sicilian targets have suffered, with Naples repeatedly attacked. Night bombing described as a “deluxe adventure” as Vesuvius illuminates the city, aiding raiders in targeting.

Rome London Ottawa Journal

R A F Smashes U Boat Nests

British daylight raid on Danzig and Fienshelm U boat bases demonstrates the RAF reach and air power. Lancasters led the 1,730 mile operation, with 68 bombers reportedly reaching Danzig to strike submarine yards in clear weather. Separate Edmonton report notes Ira I Cook injured in a car collision with Paul Tougas, plus six minor accidents reported by police.

ONDON CP A Britain Germany R.A.F Danzig LAF Fiens EDMONTON Ira. I. Cook Paul Tougas

Navy minister cites censorship rules on ship sinkings

Ottawa July 13 Navy Minister Macdonald told the house that three United Nations ships torpedoed and sunk in the Gulf of St Lawrence about a week earlier killed four crewmen and left four missing with 39 landed safely He defended press restraint and urged MPs to avoid aiding the enemy by premature disclosures.

OTTAWA Navy Macdonald house of commons O. M. Biggar naval department Garpe Hov publc United Nations Gulf of St. Lawrence cemonne Gaspe Gasper on Wind citisens of Canada

Chinese Regain Fotuo Island as Japanese Pincer Near Wenchow

Chinese forces say they recaptured Fotuo Island near Foochoy in Fukien after a Japanese seizure. The communiqué reports ongoing fighting northwest of Wenchow in Chekiang, with Japanese air and naval reinforcements and a Japanese push toward Tsinguien and Lishui Dome.

Kiangsi Pukien Kan and Fu river Tifehwan Liangs Futuo island Wenchow Juan CEAIM Tsinguien Lishui Dome

U S Holds 14 Spy Agents

Washington reports the arrest of 14 alleged associates of eight Nazis as they stand trial before a military commission. Attorney General Francis Biddle announced the arrests, including six women, as immediate contacts of German agents who landed on Long Island and Florida coasts from submarines last month. J Edgar Hoover said arrests occurred in Chicago and New York in the last three weeks, with further investigation ongoing.

WASHINGTON Francis Biddle Biddle Long Island Florida J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Chicago New York

Loss of Repulse Few Survives Battle Cruiser Sinking

London reports the admiralty confirms 433 officers ratings and marines lost in the December sinking of the 72000 ton Repulse in the South China Sea. Four killed 426 missing three died of wounds. The accompanying Repulse trace of Wales was sunk by Japanese air action. A Newport Rhode Island fabric roof collapse kills one worker and injures 13 at a warehouse. Cesario Croce of Providence later found missing.

LONDON Cable admiralty south China Sea Trace of NEWPORT United States naval rm Crsario Croce Providence

Nazis Drive 170 Miles In Week Toward Stalingrad

German forces pushed 170 miles east in a week, reaching near Boguchar and threatening Rostov and the Caucasus. Hundreds of tanks and planes aided the drive, with fighting intensifying along the Don valley and near Voronezh as Soviet lines strained under the two directional thrusts toward Stalingrad and the Volga.

Eddy Gilmore Associated Press OSCOW A-P the Don valley Volga Stalingrad Boguchar CAUCASUS Don Voronezh Donéts Rostov north Caucasus middle Volga Lishchansk Timoshenko Red army Kantemirovka Astrakhan Caspian sea Moscow-Rostov Rossosh

Howard Wins First Match In Districts Golf

EDMONTON July 13 CP Defending champion Stan Howard of Lethbridge beat Mike Ross of Medicine Hat 5 and 4 in the first round of the Alberta Districts Golf championship at the Mayfair course. Other results included Roy Robinson over James Weir 2 up, Phu Pon over J Little 6 and 4, and 2nd Chair Trish of Lacombe over Ercle Salt on the 20th hole. semi finals planned for this afternoon and a 36 hole final tomorrow.

EDMONTON Stan Howard Lethbridge Mike Ross Medicine Hat Alberta Districts Mayfair Roy Robinson High River James Weir Drtumheler Phu Pon Wainwright J. Little Vegreville Trish Lacombe Ercle Salt Wetaskiwin

Triple Killing in Alaska reported near Pairbanks

Paired homestead on the Alaska railroad, 19 miles from Fairbanks, yielded three deaths. Milo Saulich, his 19-year-old wife, and 14-year-old Mary Stay were found shot on Friday noon. A neighbor found the bodies and believed they dated to Thursday night. Coroner’s verdict: murder by person or persons unknown. Authorities pursued a man who had worked for Saulich and was sighted locally Friday.

PAIRBANKS Alaska Alaskan territorial Milo Saulich moodcutter Mary Stay William Norvatch Fairbanks Saulich

French Fight Nazi Police in Vichy Clash

French gendarmes joined German police in a pitched battle at Houdin Pas de Calais as barricaded Communists fired grenades. One attacker killed, a bystander wounded, authorities found arms caches and sabotage tools. Germans announce executions for male relatives of fugitives. women face hard labor and reform school for related kin.

VICHY Houdin Pas De Calais de Partment Paris

Western sugar from Alberta arrives in Montreal for first time

A wartime sugar sales official says Western Canada will supply Western Ontario with sugar for the first time this year. Alberta’s sugar beet harvest and cane refining in British Columbia have created a surplus. Alberta operates two large refineries at Phetare Belle and Raymond. The surplus will be sold at 25 to Montreal and shipped to London, Windsor, Toronto and other Ontario points.

ONDON Ont C.P spektomaen Prices and Trade Board Canada Ontario Alberta British Columbia Phetare Belle and Raymond exal Montreal London Windsor Toronto

Nazis Wiped Out Norse Town Report Sparks Clash

Reuters quotes Soviet information bureau claiming Nazis erased a village in Telemark, Norway, killing residents including women and children. Norwegian spokesman denies any village wipeout and says no information supports the claim.

ONDON. Inty IB—C.B Reuters news agency Soviet information bureau Telemark Norway

Macdonald Announces Ships Lost In Gulf of St. Lawrence

Navy Minister Macdonald said three United Nations ships were torpedoed and sunk in the Gulf of St. Lawrence about a week ago. Four crew members were killed, four reported missing, and 95 saved. He noted the press had withheld details until an official announcement.

OTTAWA Navy Macdonald United Nations Gulf of St. Lawrence nister Roy Und

Germany planned invasion of Texas target in Mexico City

A published interview claims Germany planned to land an invasion force in Tampico to attack the United States and offered Mexico territorial compensation. Plans were discussed during the invasion of Poland, two years before U S entry. Lt. Col. Armando Lorane Bernat Ald, returning to Mexico with diplomatic repatriates, is noted.

GERMANY U.S MEXICO CITY Berlin Tempico United States Poland Armando Lorane Bernat ald Bernal Mexico BOULOGNE RAF LONDON C.P Boston Bonlecue Abbeville ST. LAWRENCE St. Lawrence rivers SASKATCHEWAN REGINA C.P.i Raskatchiwan EDMONTON Ottawa house of commons CPJ Trade Board star agriculture department ted eatin

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