Miss Macphail Attacks Government as Tammany Hall Machine
Regina reports Miss Agnes Macphail, CCF MPP for York East, told a Weyburn audience that the Liberal government is a Tammany Hall machine and that the CCF arose as the mouthpiece of big business. She argued free enterprise is gone and small men struggle against farm machinery firms, chain stores, and packing houses.
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REGINA
Agnes Macphail
C.C.F
Ontario
York East
Saskatchewan
Tammany Hall
Weyburn
Popular surnames and global name trends in early 20th century
The letter from ELSDON C. SMITH surveys common English and regional surnames, noting Smith as the most frequent in England and Scotland, Murphy in Ireland, Jones in Wales, and Schmidt in Germany, with Garcia as Spain's favored surname. It also references Australia Canada and a Sydney zoo inquiry on animal imports, hinting at continued discussion on pages beyond.
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Witerssted
Smith
Scotland
Murphy
Jones
Wales
Germany
Schmidt
Spain
Garcia
ELSDON C. SMITH
The Day In Parliament: notices from Ottawa
The Canadian Press reports today that the house of commons will discuss several government bills while the senate will not sit. Yesterday Finance Minister Isley announced Canada will contribute 77 million dollars to the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, with some UN members possibly seeking mutual aid this year. Defence Minister Ralston called Canadian casualties in France moderate, and Prime Minister King hoped the badge would be brought down soon though he could not set a date for the Dominion Provincial conference. Postmaster General Mulock said a new cigaret sending system for the armed forces in Italy begins June 19, and Munitions Minister Howe stated surplus war assets will be sold directly from government to consumers, avoiding intermediaries.
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house of commons
senate
house
Isley
Canada
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
United Nations
Ralston
France
King
Mulock
Italy
Howe
Allies Gain In Myitkyina
Allied dispatches report Chinese troops occupying the rifle range in Myitkyina and other units taking an enemy strong point in the town. Chinese forces press toward Kamaing and Mo Gaung valley as they tighten a surrounding circle around Myitkyina.
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NEW DELHI
Myitkyina
Burma
Kamaing
uni
Mogaung
Sink Six Subs In Ten Days News from Ottawa
Ottawa dispatches report six German U boats destroyed in ten days by an escort group. Lieut. Wo OP. Chipman of Ottawa is mentioned in dispatches for gallant service when his ship formed part of the escort that sank the submarines though no further details of the sinkings are provided.
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OTTAWA
Wo OP
Chipman
Ins
Nazi General Dies In Cherbourg Battle
London dispatch reports German General of Artillery Marcks, in charge of the Cherbourg Peninsula, died leading his troops in heavy fighting. A separate item says British actor Ivor Novello was released from prison after serving four weeks for a breach of wartime gas rationing regulations.
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Cherbourg
LONDON
Marcks
C.P. Reuters
Ivor Novello
acie
Canadians Held Their Line In France Battle Story
Gen Montgomery praised the Canadian 3rd Division and its brigade after D‑Day actions. The piece follows a battalion that held a railway crossing near Caen Bayeux amid heavy Tiger and Panther tank assaults, with a Canadian corporal killed in action. The left flank faced tireless machine gun fire while the right held. the colonel hailed the unit’s endurance and accuracy, noting the ten‑hour assault and the brutal conditions on the beaches and inland.
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FRANCE
Montgomery
Caen
Bayeux
U S Raiders Sink 13 Jap Ships in Marianas Raid
In three days powerful American carrier task forces raid Japanese bases in the Marianas 1500 miles from Tokyo sinking 13 enemy ships damaging 16 more and destroying 141 Japanese planes Admiral Nimitz reported from Pacific command.
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U.S
WAstingTon
Marianas
Tokyo
Admiral Nimitz
Pacific
Canada Should Not Gift Mutual Aid To Britain Empire
Ottawa June 13 Liberal MP Cardin argued against Canada making gifts through mutual aid to Britain during debate on a 860 million dollar expenditure for UN relief to liberated nations. He noted Britain is wealthier and urged keeping accounts until Britain can pay, while reaffirming Canada’s entry into war was to aid Britain.
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United Nations
M tardingan
British Empire
Canada
Britain
Cardin
Canetti
Stanley Knowles
CCF
Winni
Rookie pilot downs four Nazi planes in first combat
A 2nd year fighter pilot Captain Randall Hendricks of Youngstown, who had never fired his guns in combat before, shot down four Focke-Wulf 190s in one flight. The event, reported by Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force, occurred Monday.
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SUPREME HEADQUARTERS
Allied Expeditionary Force
piiot
Randall Hendricks
Youngstown
Wes Gallanher
Associated Press
UPREME
Cherbourg
Valognes
Canada to contribute 77 million to UNRRA in 1946
Finance Minister Ashley told the House of Commons Canada will provide 77 million dollars this year to the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration to aid liberated countries. The sum, about 1.0 percent of national income, comes from the proposed 800 million dollar 1946 mutual aid budget with second readings set for today. Expenditures show the United Kingdom as the largest beneficiary, followed by the USSR and other allies, with Canada’s overall wartime aid totals outlined.
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OTTAWA
Asley
house of commons
Canada
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Asleyr
Mowe
United Kingdom
Australia
China
West Indies
Allies Sweep On In Italy
Allied forces advance along the Italian fronts as German positions north of Rome yield ground. The South African and American units press toward key routes near Orvieto and Orbetello amid stiff resistance and new defensive lines along Lake Bolsena and the Tyrrhenian coast.
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Rome
Lake Bolwna
Orberello
behaiara
Bolsena
Valenbarn
Macleod Air Crash Kills 2
From Our Own Correspondent two airmen from No 7 SFTS Macleod were killed in a mid air collision south of Standoff Blood Indian Reserve. Next of kin Roufier. An inquiry is underway and one other crewman unhurt after a forced landing. Near Empress a training plane crashed and bodies not yet recovered.
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MACLEOD
No. 7 S.F.TS
Maccleod
Gilbert Wm. Brereton
North Vancouver
B.C
LAC
Morris Zuback
Vancouver
Roufier
Blood Indian Reserve
Empress
CALGARY
No. 34
SPT.S
Sail River
Nazi Airfields Take Beating In Allied Bombardment
Allied air raids pounded German airfields and rail hubs in France and western Germany as heavy bombers, escorted by fighters, struck targets from the Caen region to Cologne. Overnight raids targeted bridges near Caen and key rail centers, with Luftwaffe responding with limited interceptions over southern and eastern England. The raid marked intensified air action ahead of the Allied invasion advances.
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LONDON
France
AISTRING
Britain
Ita
Raines Carenhes
fachaIne cence
Geisenkirene
Ruhr
RCAF t
gia
Wester
RCAP
Caen
Cologne
Germany
luftwaffe
Engert
Allied Push Squeezes Cherbourg Front Around Caen
Allied forces report major advances along a broad front in Normandy. American and British units seize towns near Cherbourg and Caen, with Pont L’Abbé and Montebourg captured. German counterattacks near Cherbourg and Carentan are repelled as air and naval bombardment paces the field.
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Orne river
Caen
Tilly
Barens
St. Lo
Carentan
Montebourg
Quineville
Leham
Troarn
PONT LABBE
Pont Li Abbe
Le Ham
Mountebourg
Supreme headquarters
Caer
France
Cherbourg
cape
Berlin
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Careman
Pont i Abte
Ste
SUPREME HEAD
De Gaulle To Visit France For Recognition Push
Gen. De Gaulle travels to France to rally public support for his Committee of National Liberation as Allied resistance grows. He seeks to strengthen his bid for recognition of Aix communication as provisional government while conferring with Polish leader Wladyslaw Raczkiewicz in London.
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LONDON
C.P
De Gaulle
France
Washington
Aix comunatioa
Panic Grips Vichy as Nazi guards surround officials
Moscow radio reported panic in Vichy with strong SS units deployed and forbidden zones around government offices and homes of collaborationists. Leaders reportedly stay inside guarded zones, relying on Schutzstaffel protection when outside.
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LENDON
C.Pl
Moscow radio
zovernment
Moscow
zomes
Eisenhower Sees Allied Normandy Progress Exceed Hopes
Allied dispatches report Gen Eisenhower praising the first week of the Normandy campaign as exceeding expectations. He conveyed satisfaction with invasion progress to commanders and troops involved in the assault on France.
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Allied Expeditionary Force
ASP
parti
France
DE GAULE
LONDON
Jane O
Charles de Gaulle
Committee of National Liberation
French republic
Poland
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Luxembourg
U.S
MUNICH
NAPLES
America
Munitch
areca
UChe Ryasiam
Moscow
WASHINGTON
Roosevelt
Germany
NORMANDY
ALGIERS
French Committee of National Liberation
Frances Coulet
Rouen
Col
Pierre De Cherise
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