Coast M P s Critical Of B C Jap Plan
British Columbia MPs attacked government actions on relocating Japanese from protected areas as Ottawa pressed ahead with taxation bills. Labor Minister Mitchell defended the British Columbia Security Commission, noting about 16 900 of 25 000 total had been moved, leaving mainly women and children in Vancouver. Lib and Con members urged caution, warning any move could create new protected areas amid fears of enemy attack.
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OTTAWA
house of commons
British Columbia
Labor
Mitchell
British Columbia Securiy Commission
Vancouver
George Cruickshank
Fraser Valley
G. Turgeon
Cariboo
Howard Green
Vancouver South
committee of supply
house
Can~ nia
Blue River
B. C
Bayonets To Clean Up Japs In the Aleutians
New York July 30. Harold McCracken an archaeologist and explorer with years in the Aleutians says modern warfare with tanks and planes wont work there. He declares the only way to oust the Japanese invaders is to land a sufficient force to chase them with bayonets into the Bering Sea.
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NEW YORK
Aleutians
Harold McCracken
Bering Sea
Mexico and US sign rubber production pact
Mexico and the United States signed an agreement to boost natural rubber production in Mexico. The initial move orders five 740 acre demonstration plantations in tropical Mexico as the first step.
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MEXICO
MEXICO CITY
United States
Noted RAF Leader Leigh Malory in Wartime Roles
The London correspondent of the Ottawa Journal profiles Air Vice-Marshal Leigh-Mallory as the RAF officer largely responsible for fighter operations since last year. A Cheshire rector's son, educated at Cheltenham and Cambridge, he served in World War I with the Lancashire Fusiliers, earned the DSO, and stayed with the RAF after the Armistice. He later commanded training schools, taught at Camberley and the Imperial Defence College, and served as senior staff officer in Iraq.
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RAF
Utile
TU. i. high Malory
TS. DSO
London
Ottawa Journal
Chester
Leigh-Mallory
Hailesburry
Marcaiome College
Cambridge
Tamons Lancashire Fusiliers
Western Front
RFC
RAP
Camberley
Imperial Defence Cohort
Iraq
Henry Ford Is 79 Today
Detroit reports Henry Ford marks his 79th birthday amid world war concerns yet hopeful for an era of unparalleled prosperity after the war. Ford says he forgot his birthday, joking he has another birthday coming and notes he never felt better while acknowledging arms work could shorten the conflict by a day.
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DETROIT
Henry Ford
Ford
Jap Warship Hit Squarely In Raid Off New Guinea
Allied headquarters reported that two Japanese destroyers were hit squarely off Gona Mission on the New Guinea coast. One warship was left smoking and racing for shore, possibly to beach. The action follows Allied air attacks that have accounted for multiple enemy ships and transports since the Japanese thrust toward Gona Mission.
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New Guinea
ALLIED
Australia
C.P
Gona Mission
Papuan
Port Moresby
Gona
Ten Killed In U.S. Crash At Wold-Chamberlain Field
Ten Northwest Airlines employees died when a United States Army cargo transport aircraft crashed during takeoff at Wold-Chamberlain Field in Minneapolis. A fire burned several bodies beyond identification, and authorities reported that many were burned beyond recognition.
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MINNEAPOLIS
Northwest Airlines
United States army
Wold-Chamberlain Field
Slavs Kill 500 In Yugoslav Guerrilla Actions Report
A Moscow radio report says Yugoslav guerrillas killed 500 Italian officers and men and wounded 200 over the past two weeks. The claim comes amid ongoing wartime hostilities and bombings reflected in Allied coverage.
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LONDON
Moscow
Senator Palis urges temperance conference in Ottawa debate
Senator Iva Palis of Ontario urged the Dominion government in the senate to convene a conference of provincial liquor control authorities and launch a temperance campaign to cut expenditures on alcoholic beverages.
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OTTAWA
Iva Palis
tario
senate
Dominion
ance
Ottawa fisheries debate highlights two budgets and canning queries
Parliament hearings discuss fisheries estimates for 1942-43 with calls for an educational campaign to promote Great Lakes fish and studies on fish oils. The debate cites a $1,832,620 department estimate for 1942-43, a tax-payer cost concern, and questions about tin canning materials and wartime production adjustments.
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OTTAWA
house of commons
Mark Senn
Haldimand
Great Lakes
Michaud
G. R. Fraser
Peterborough West
Hanson
Angus Macinnie
C.C.F
lomster
Phore and Trade Board
Saar City Bombed as RAF Strikes Saarbrucken for Seventh Time
London reports a strong RAF bomber force attacked Saarbrucken, a key railway junction and industrial center, for the seventh time in 10 nights. German raids hit Britain, including London and Birmingham, with some casualties and several aircraft lost. Saarbrucken lies in the Saar Valley coal fields, a major iron and steel hub for Germany.
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LONDON
C.P.t
R.A.F
Germany
Saarbruecken
Britain
Greater London
Midlands
East Anglia
Birmingham
ministries of air and home security
air ministry
Hou Jogne
Calais
coasi
Dover Strait
Saar Valley
Berlin
U S Airman Bags 2 Japs in Chinese Sky Show
Major John E. Allison, who flew Harry Hopkins to Moscow, shot down two of three Japanese bombers in a nine- plane raid on Bengyang in Hunan. Captain Albert J. Baumer claimed the third raider as American fighters broke up the formation with no American losses. Bombing caused only slight damage to Hengyang airdrome.
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CHUNGKING
John E. Allison
Harry Hopkins
Moscow
China
Bengyang
Hunan
Albert J. Baumer
Hengyang
Fierce battle prefaces German landing south of Rostov
Reinforced German southern front presses into Caucasus south of Rostov as Red Army falls back toward Don bend near Stalingrad. Pravda rejects retreat while Vichy reports German landings at Taman peninsula. Timoshenko moves reserves. great Don bend clash stretches seven days with thousands of troops and tanks in combat.
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Eddie Gilmore
Associated Press
OSCOW
Finland
France
Fedor Von Bock
Caucasus
Rostov
Red army
Don bend
Stalingrad
Joseph Stalin
Volga
Russia
Napoleon
Moscow
Communist party
Pravda
London
Reuters
Vichy
Kerch peninsula
Taman
Kerch
Crimea
Lower
Don
Timoshenko
Bataisk
Red Star
Tikhoretsk
zvestia
Montrealer Beurling Bags Four Planes In One Day
Montrealer Sgt George F Beurling, awarded the Distinguished Flying Medal, destroyed four Axis aircraft in a single Malta engagement, extending his total to 12 destroyed. He downed two Messerschmitt 109s and two Fiat Italia 2025s in one sortie, a feat regarded as unequalled since the Battle of Britain and placing him among Canada's top fighter pilots.
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LONDON
Cable
George F. Beuriing
Montreal
Malta
Morcay
Mottrealer
Britain
Beurling
Lennon
Standard
Verdun
FOROC. Fumerton
Fort Coulonge
Que
Axis Raids Nile Delta Near El Alamein Front
Axis bombers hit air dromes in the Nile Delta just behind the El Alamein line. Cairo suffered anti aircraft fire and sirens in Suez and surrounding areas. British reports say raids aimed to disrupt Allied air operations and Axis sea and land links, while El Alamein’s west flank saw fighter bombers and artillery activity.
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CAIRO
Nile Delta
El Alamein front
Suez zone
Egypt
Alexandria
El Alamein
Churchill Plans No Early War Progress Talk
London July 30 Sir Stafford Cripps announced that Prime Minister Churchill will make a state ment on the conduct of the war before Commons recess for the summer. Cripps said Parliament would be recalled if the government deems a talk necessary. Recess date not made public due to security rules.
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LONDON
Stafford Cripps
privy seal
house of commons
Churchill
commons
Stafford
gendes Taik
Bill 80 Gets UK Senate OK in Ottawa
The Senate passed Bill 80, the government amendment to the National Resources Mobilization Act to authorize overseas conscription. Second reading approved 42 to 109 after a three day debate. third reading followed. Opponents included five Liberal and four Conservative senators. Senator Norman Lambden urged broader awareness of Dominion information, while Walter Hayden and Aristide Biais supported the bill.
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OTTAWA
senate
National Resources Mobilization Act
Norman Lamben
Lid. f
Ontario
siace
Berdas
Walter Hayden
Aristide Biais
Cripps Defends Front Plan Denial in Commons
London July 30 Sir Stafford Cripps refused to reveal Second Front plans in the House of Commons for a second time despite Liberal and Communist questions. He noted the government would not disclose such military intentions even in secret sessions. Outside, war workers urged a second front to aid loved ones in the armed forces. The Daily Telegraph and Daily Mirror reported rival views on U S Allied involvement.
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LONDON
Stafford Cripps
beate of commons
eld
Thomas Warabin
Stafford
William Gallacher
Comunist
cakt
S ofirid
NEWSPATER
Dah
tadicud Daily
naniny
Europe
United States
Tightening of Canada’s manpower supply outlined
Ottawa reports a tightening of manpower control is expected to be announced soon with new orders in preparation. A key step is a codling period between the time of recruitment and deployment, as authorities outline tightened measures.
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OTTAWA
Canada
Day long raids on France report seven Focke-Wulf 190s destroyed
London reports day sweeps over occupied territory destroy seven Focke-Wulf 190 fighters. thirteen British planes missing. Also: 16 Slav villages obliterated in German-occupied territory. Tamandate sunk. a Moose Jaw man found dead. a son injured. 17 French executed near Names. Soviet counter blow predicted. Germany short of oil. Pacific Great Eastern Railway for sale. four KC-47 men dead overseas.
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FRANCE
LONDON
HAF
Germany
air ministry
Yaseslav
Stovinta
MOOSE JAW
Sask
John Willum Ames
Mace Jaw
Ernest
VICHY
Paris
Champion
EUSS
KUIBYSHAEV
Zhuraries
Mewee News
battle of the Don
hartling
NEW YORK
aiready
Gul Weekly
trade journal
petroleum
PACIFIC GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY
VANCOUVER
ICP
John Barth
Deve Thoreat
Pacific Great Lastern
K.C
OITAWA
Royal Canadian Air Force
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Ottawa Evening Citizen
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
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Murray
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