Urge U S To Stand Firm In Far East Policy
Washington July 29 The White House and Senate push to maintain a firm Far East policy. Senators Clark Lee and Claude Pepper urge unwavering action against Japan while the State Department signals no immediate new moves. They argue firm stance will deter war, though some caution possible economic and political costs.
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WASHINGTON
Orient
White House
senate
Far East
Clark Lee
Dem
Okla
Japan
Claude Pepper
Fla
Tokyo
state department
department
United States
Lee
Europe
Japanese seize Camranh Bay and push toward Saigon
Dispatches report Japanese forces occupy Camranh Bay in Indochina and plan a major landing near Saigon to expand control across Cochin China and Cambodia. Saigon hospitalities and foreign homes face requisition while 40 000 troops prepare for southern Indo China.
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Camranh Bay
Singapore
Hong Kong
Camranh
Indo-China
Tourane Nhatrang
Prneetnes
Saigon
Tourane
Annam
Cap St. Jacques
Cochin-China
Cambodia
Baria
Mytho
Pnom-Penh
Siemreap
Ha Tien
Gulf of Siam
Hanoi
Indo- China
Thailand
Nhatrang
Bienhoa
Tansomhut
Socrang
Sigmreap
Hompongtach
Cambodian
TOKYO
P—Koh _ Ishii
cabinet information bureau
Netherlands
Netherlands East Indies
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Northern Ireland
Fumio Yamada
Institute of the Pacific research
Times Advertiser
East Asia
China
Manchoukuo
Philippines
Malaya
Burma
South Seas
Yamada
Eden Warns of Hitler Peace Bluff and War’s Endgame
Foreign Secretary Eden argues that peace with Hitler is impossible and that the Allies must destroy him. He warns a German peace offer would be a ruse to rearm, emphasizes postwar rebuilding and US-USSR-UK cooperation, and predicts Europe will face exhaustion before a lasting peace. He cautions the German people must unlearn centuries of aggression and hold Hitler accountable.
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Britain
Germany
Eden
Hitler
US.S.R
China
United States of America
British Empire
Europe
Russia
Duke of Kent travels Canada by air on wide tour
A high profile royal tour by air kicks off with the Duke of Kent visiting Trenton Winnipeg Regina Moose Jaw Brandon Calgary Vancouver Victoria and Edmonton with return stops in Toronto Montreal and the Maritime provinces. Weather will shape tentative plans, a press conference is expected, and a Country Club dinner with Prime Minister Mackenzie King is scheduled.
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Trenton
Camp Borden
Winnipeg
Regina
Moose Jaw
Brandon
Calgary
Vancouver
Victoria
Edmonton
Toronto
Montreal
Maritime provinces
government of
Canada
Country club
Mackenzie King
Britain
London
Ottawa
Duke of Kent
Atfero
Atlantic
duke
Harold M. Long
Capt
A. S. Wilcockson
Duke of Kent Arrives in Ottawa for Tour Activities
Group Captain Sir Louis Greig and a large official party greet the Duke of Kent at Ottawa airport. The duke and aides in air force uniforms, with officials including Dr E H Coleman and W H Measures, proceed to Government House. A draft itinerary will be prepared by RC AF and officials with Lowther. The duke will remain in Ottawa.
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Louis Greig
Breadner
H. Edwards
Canadian Air Council
L. J. Ferguson
J. A. Lowther
duke
Mr. Lowther
air force service
E. H. Coleman
W. H. Measures
Government House
R.C.A.F
Lowther
Canada
Ottawa
Hamilton plant clash as steel workers strike entered second day
Pickets faced soldiers outside National Steel Car Corporation in Hamilton amid conflicting reports on strike effectiveness. Two workers required hospital care after scuffles as 300 soldiers charged the line. Government officials blamed policy incongruity on labor and munitions ministers.
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Col
D. A. White
Canadian army training schol
E. J. Brunning
Gill
S.W.O.C
Guill
Millard
Brunning
OTTAWA
M. J. Coldwell
C.C.F. house
National Steel Car Corporation
Hamilton
steel workers’ organizing committee
A. F. Gill
British supply board
Ray Shea
Hugh Cameron
army trade school
Nazis Break Front Page Continuation Signals Soviet Shift
A wartime communique reports growing Soviet counteroffensives as Russian forces push toward Moscow and Kiev appear to halt the German advances.
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Prom
Moscow
Kiev
Clark attacks foreign policy as he discusses Canada and Latin America
The senator argues Canadians and Latin Americans will take U S money for their own ends. He says you cannot buy friends and notes his opposition to administration foreign policy bills while supporting Wheeler. Clark frames his views as personal, not a legislative plan.
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Pape
CANADA
Clark
Burton Wheeler
Dem
Montana
Roosevelt
Willam Borah
Rep
Idaho
Churchill vows production minister as House vote test
Continued front page report shows Prime Minister challenging the House to vote on appointing a minister of production amid wartime demands. He also addresses the Battle of the Atlantic, noting progress with American intervention though not yet won.
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United States
RAF
Germany
Australia
house of commons
J. S. Wardlaw-Milne
Britain
Red army
house
Churchill
Italian Claims Sink Four British Destroyers
Rome reports the Italian high command claims Italian mosquito boats sank four British destroyers returning from an attack on Malta the night of July 25 after an assault on Valletta. The statement adds the sea action followed the Malta port raid and involved small craft.
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ROME
high command
Malta
Valletta
smail
British report Italian raid on Valletta failed
British authorities said the Italian raid on Valletta ended disastrously as aerial defenders and shore batteries drove 17 mob boats from the harbor and blocked any entry. Two mosquito boats were missing. British planes bombed Sicily from low altitude. Italian fighters claimed to shoot down a bomber 18 miles off Augusta. an Italian submarine in the Atlantic claimed to sink a 7,000 ton oil tanker, with no British confirmation.
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Valletta
Sicily
high command
Augusta
Atlantic
Huns Fail To Reach London
Londoners sought safety in subways shelters and basements after air raids. German bombs hit East Anglia with minor damage and few injuries. The Daily Express says the raid was a test of London defences and notes large numbers slept underground as raids intensified. The Express editorial links Roosevelt’s resolve to forcing Nazi surrender.
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LONDON
East Anglia
Daily Express
The Express
Roosevelt
Lusitania
Cattle Exports To US Fall Short of Quota
Ottawa reports Canada has shipped 49 480 cattle of 700 pounds or more by June 28 under special tariff, 21.9 percent of a 295 000 head quota. Smaller cattle under 200 pounds were heavy, with 71 428 of 100 600 head shipped. Cedar shingles and light cattle shipments were strong. Fox furs filled their treaty quota.
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OTTAWA
Canada
United States
trade and commerce department
Commercial Intelligence Journal
Ford Hopes for Opportunity After War Ends
Detroit July 29 Henry Ford who will be 78 on Wednesday believes that out of the war now affecting most of the world's crops there will come an era filled with opportunity for everybody who can stop looking backward, face about and go forward. Ford will observe the birthday anniversary aboard a freighter en route with Mrs. Ford to their northern Michigan lodge.
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DETROIT
Henry Ford
Editor William G McMorris Dies in Prince George
William G McMorris age 64 editor of the Prince George Citizen weekly died suddenly at his home in Prince George B C on July 29.
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B.C
PRINCE GEORGE
William G. McMorris
Prince Gorge
Claresholm Air School Chooses August 16 Opening Day
Claresholm air school schedules its formal opening on Saturday August 16 with Wing Commander Gordon Campbell overseeing. The first class will graduate that day and receive their wings from Air Commodore Cowley in a ceremony planned with Lieutenant Governor J EB Bowen. A public field tour and a farewell dinner follow, plus two dances for the airmen in Squadron Halls 100 P. and more runways near completion amid growing trainee numbers.
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CLARESHOLM
Gordon Campbell
No. 15
S.F.T.S
Claresholm School
Cowley
Campbell
Young Coleman Mine Worker Killed in Onsite Accident
Adelichi D Appolonia a 17 year old worker at the McGillivray mine tipple died about 8 40 a m on July 28 1941 from injuries after being crushed between a conveyor belt and a chute The jury found no blame on anyone The coroner appointed jury included W Dutil and others Witnesses Dr C Rose W Hoggan and tipple staff Funeral planned for Wednesday at Holy Ghost church High Mass and Coleman Catholic Cemetery Interment follows at Coleman Catholic Cemetery Parents Mr and Mrs Ed D Appolonia survive one brother and three sisters
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COLEMAN
Adelchi D’Appolonia
McGillivray
Adelichi D'Appolonia
McGillivray apple
A. Webster
W. Dutil
foreman
A. Anderson
J. Chalmers
A. Teppano
L. Richards
G. Hope
C. Rose
W. Hoggan
W. Blyth
G. McDonald
H. Hulbert
Ed D'Appolonia
Holy Ghost church
Coleman Catholic cemetery
Ellison Milling Elevators Burned At Milk River
Fire destroyed Ellison Milling and Elevator Company facilities at Milk River including two elevators three annexes and all stored grain totaling about 150000 bushels with 125000 bushels wheat in store The blaze began around 6 am and rain aided firefighting while the Alberta Wheat Pool elevator nearby was saved Officials said losses will be covered by insurance and stressed the disaster ahead of harvest location Milk River July 29 from our own correspondent
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MILK RIVER
Ellison Milling and Elevator Company, Ltd
tts
Alberta Wheat Pool
Ellison
H. G. Arnold
Ellison company
Oliver farm equipment
Hyndman named advisor on publications under defence rules
Ottawa July 29 Justice Minister Lapointe announced the appointment of Hon J D Hyndman former judge of the supreme court of Alberta as an advisory committee member to hear objections under defence of Canada regulations for publication control. He also created two new three man advisory committees on objections from interned persons to detention. One panel includes Judge Daniel OConnell chair Robert Taschereau and W M Dixon. The other includes Judge J C A Cameron chair Arthur Gagne and Magistrate Robert Forsyth.
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OTTAWA
J. D. Hyndman
supreme court of Alberta
defence of Canada
Justice Minster
Lapointe
Daniel O'Connell
Toronto
Robert Taschereau
K.C
Montreal
W. M. Dixon
Dominion
Tabor
J.C. A. Cameron
Belleville
Ont
Arthur Gagne
Robert Forsyth
New Zealand PM Fraser Tours Scottish Industries
Prime Minister Peter Fraser of New Zealand conducted a tour of Scottish industries on Monday according to the British Broadcasting Corporation.
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LONDON
Peter Fraser
New Zealand
Scotland
British Broadcasting Corporation
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Young Coleman
A. D'Appolonia
Ellison Milling
D. Clemis
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