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Lethbridge Herald

Location

Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 02, 1942

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Churchill Promises Bigger Raids When Yanks Take Part

Allied air forces hit Essen, target of Krupp works, with about 1,000 bombers in a night attack as Germany reports mass Rhineland evacuations. Churchill says raids will increase when United States air forces join. Cologne evacuation cited. multiple Ruhr cities fleeing.

Churchill R.A.F ONDON U.P Germany R.C.A.F Essen Krupp Rhineland Winston Churchill

COLOGNE 35 Planes Fail to Return

Twenty five planes failed to return from a raid as the Cologne operation ended with nine fewer losses than Saturday night. British air ministry notes four motored Stirlings Lancasters and Halifaxes pressed home the attack, bombs carried by some up to four tons each. Large fires raged in Essen as raiders withdrew. Churchill pledged bigger raids.

air ministry Essen Churchill

Soviets Keen Nazi Forces On Defensive

The Red army pressed German lines northwest of Moscow in two sectors as Soviet forces attacked to push the enemy back and invite counterattacks. Red Star reported a Kalinin front advance into an inhabited area northwest toward Valdai hills and Rzhev, with factory installations part of the German firing system captured amid street fighting in suburbs. German counterattacks failed, with about 1000 Nazis killed in a separate engagement.

HENRY CASSIDY Associated Press Messen Red army Moscow Kalinin Red Star Valdai hills Rzhev Veliki Luki

Erith Turns Pool Into Emergency Water Reserve

Erith in Kent has converted its swimming pool into a major emergency water reserve for over 200000 people. A survey found 14 deep wells. three suitable for drinking and powered by National Fire Service pumps, but the pool provides 70000 gallons, with 20000 from the well and 11000 from three stand pumps, totaling 408000 gallons every 24 hours for drinking if needed.

Erith Kent London Metropolitan Water board focal authonty pricic National Fire Service

Ottawa News Bulletins on Production Council Talks

In Ottawa on June 2 Munitions Minister Howe said he expects Washington discussions this week on forming a production council with Canada to be represented by Donald M. Nelson from the US. Howe noted no council exists yet and could not confirm who would join. In related debate War Services Minister Thorson listed 70 more districts with exhausted man power for compulsory service and declined district-by-district figures, citing lack of available data from the defense department.

OTTAWA C.P Howe house of commons Washington Howard Green Vancouver South Washington dispatch Canada Donald M. Nelson United States War Services Thorson Vancouver Kingston Ont J. G. Diefenbaker Con Lake Gentre Diefenbeaker G. R Boucher Con. Carleton orrigin Thorsen Clauerative Howe Hanson Waeierbaker

Japanese push into China reported with rising casualties

June 2012 dispatches say Chinese forces recaptured Shakichen in Chekiang as new Japanese troops move toward Hangchow for a multi pronged invasion. A spearhead advances 35 miles from Kinhwa toward Chuhsien while 40 000 Japanese troops gather at Nanchang. A CIA report cites 400 Japanese killed in a surprise action near Shakichen.

CHUNGHING Shakichen e dening Chekiang Hangchow Kinhwa seaboard province Chuhksien Chuhsien Kiangsi Nanchang Chekiang province

Great RAF Force Sweeps Over Europe

Great RAF forces roared over the channel in daylight raids along the southeast coast observers called one of the war's biggest air operations. Hour after hour squadrons headed for northern France with planes returning by evening amid a great din.

FOLKESTONE Eng channel France

Ottawa plan to call non‑citizen residents for military service

War Services Minister Thorson stated in the house that arrangements are being made to call non citizen residents of Canada in the age groups eligible for compulsory service. They will receive military training or employment to aid the war effort. Plans also are under way for calling men 19 to service.

OTTAWA War Services Thorson house of commons Canada

German Idea Helps German Tank Repair Unit Fails in Libya

Cairo June 2 British forces captured a large mobile tank repair unit that the Germans brought to Libya last week. The German idea aimed to sustain mechanized forces, but the British success halted its effectiveness.

CAIRO Libya

Second Death In Train Wreck Involves Vancouver Man

In Kamloops on June 2 Canadian National service reports W H Stout of Vancouver injured in last Thursday’s wreck at Avola BC. He linked to hospital and died in Calgary. Mrs Bertha Snow, 40, of Calgary formerly of Coaldale, died last evening June 2.

KAMLOOPS BOC CPI W. H. Stout Vancouver Canadian National Avola CALGARY Bertha Snow Coaldale

Roosevelt Asks Congress Declare War On Hitler's Balkan Satellites

Melbourne dispatch reports Prime Minister Curtin stating Japan's war program has stalled and that Japan cannot land large forces in Australia. He reaffirmed warnings of invasion danger while launching the commonwealth's second Liberty Loan.

Roosevelt Congress Hitler Balkan MELBOURNE John Curtin Australia Japan incl commonwealth

Roosevelt Seeks War Declaration Against Bulgaria Hungary Romania

President Roosevelt asked Congress to declare war on Bulgaria Hungary and Romania, calling them instruments of Hitler. He said the three nations had declared war on the United States and were directing military actions against the Allied nations, signaling broader conflict expansion.

WASHINGTON Roowseli congress Bulgaria Hungary Rummania house of representatives United States

Seventeen Junior Officers Promoted At Red Deer Camp

RED DEER Alta June 27 Seventeen junior officers from across Canada received certificates at a ceremony at the Real Canadian Army service Corps training centre. Albertans among those honored included Lew R Armitage of Calgary and J P F Bryant of Edmonton. Willard Bughem Rebates 9. Salt Lake City June 2 Willard Bughem Rebates 9. died at his home over the week-end after joining one of the first bands of Mormon pioneers.

RED DEER Alta Canada Tull Urutenan Canadian Army service Corps Albertians Lew R Armitare Calgary J PF. Bryant Eumooiin VTA SALT LAKE CITY Willard Bughem Utah

Big Convoy Reaches North Russian Port After Prolonged Attacks

The admiralty announced a large convoy of freighters has fought its way to a north Russian port despite sustained German raids. The communique said over 100 German aircraft were likely involved in attacks lasting five days and nights, with heavy and determined bomber activity.

LONDON admiralty admiraltys

Rommel Gambles to Evade Trap in Libya Front

Reports from Airo indicate General Erwin Rommel may be rambling on a desperate move to sustain the Libyan offensive. He halted the retreat of two armored divisions and is regrouping them, risking a blow to Axis forces.

Associated Press AIRO Erwin Rommel North African front ROMMEL

Mass British air raids on Cologne report heavy toll

New York Times summary from Berlin reports about 20,000 killed and 34,000 injured in Cologne after raids. German sanitary detachments move to assist, while three fifths of Cologne’s 800,000 residents are evacuated to the Munich area. Other Rhineland cities see continued evacuation against travel bans.

Hitler Cologne Essen New York Times Times Munich Aachen Duesseldorf Wuppertal Mainz Rhineland London Berlin NEW YORK Achen Wuß

Timoshenko wounded in dive bomber attack

Stockholm dispatch quoted Swedish press saying Marshal Semeon Timoshenko veteran Russian commander in Ukraine suffered minor wounds when a German dive bomber attacked the automobile he rode in south of Kharkov during recent fighting. The report comes amid wider war briefings with Axis advances and Allied responses across North Africa and Asia.

TIMOSHENKO LONDON Heuters Stockholm Semeon Timoshenko Ukraine Kharkov LIBYA Reuters Cairo Ain El Gazala Bir Hacheim KIANGSI CUUNGKING Nanchang Chihiang pattie vane MADAGASCAR VICHY France Diego Suarez KITCHENER Ont Jane Damarix, Ltd John Hicks Duroarts meat SOUTH AFRICE PRETORIA South Vrwa Sendasnacht J. J. Hofevest URP British Broadcasting Corporation today Hermann Gorn Germany JAPAN EAST ASIA TOKYO star Domei

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HAMM DUISBURG SREFELD WESEL BERFELD s.DORF Kalin ARLIAMENTAR Stirling Britain R.AF China Europe Hon. Thorson Curtin Rumania Russia Gen. Rommel
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