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Lethbridge Herald

Location

Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada

Date

May 23, 1945

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Okinawa Fronts Press Japanese Lines In Flanking Drive

American forces press a daring flank on Okinawa as the 1st division drives toward supply routes near Yonabaru and Shuri. The 96th division occupies Yonabaru, with the 7th pushing 1,030 yards south to dominate supply roads. Meanwhile fighting continues in Luzon and Tarakan as Allied forces advance and Japanese resistance falters. Aircraft bomb targets in the Ryukyus, while reports of a march of death and civilian casualties surface amid the broader campaign.

MANASA 1Sth Okinawa Yonabaru Shuri Mindanao U.S. 31st division Malabasay Luzon island Manila Tarakan island Borneo Netherlands Indies New Guinea Cape Moem Japan Wewak Sakishima Ryukyu Kyushu Tokyo radio

Embargo on Windsor meat and poultry exports imposed

The Dominion government bans exports of meat and poultry from Windsor Ontario after Windsor visitors from Detroit bought large quantities. Acting prime minister Wen J L Astey announced the embargo, effective May 25, following Windsor city council requests. In Burma, British 14th Army reports eroding enemy resistance near Thayetmyo.

OTTAWA C.C Dominion Windsor Ont Wen. J. L. Astey Detroit CALCUTTA Kabaing Thayetmyo 14th Army Burma

regulations for service voters in the June election

ECHE rules for the June 11 polls mirror 1940 service voting with key changes. Voters mail ballots themselves. candidates identified by party. no minimum age. service personnel vote two weeks before polling. Special returning officers telegraph counts to Ottawa for final tally. Continued on back page.

ECHE Canada Britain serview England Ottawa

Churchill to Run in New Constituency Woodford Division

Prime Minister Churchill will stand in the general election for the newly created Woodford division after MPs reallocation of constituencies. He currently represents Epping in Essex, with most voters remaining from his former constituency.

LONDON Churchill Epping Essex county Woodford

Superforts Hit Tokyo In Major Night Raid

More than 400 American B-29s dropped thousands of tons of incendiaries on Tokyo in a dawn raid. The Marianas commanded force said details would follow once the planes returned. The April 15 attack had set fires across a five mile square zone with arsenals and chemical plants.

GUAM Tokyo WASHINGTON 20th Air Force

Canada Seeks New Export Markets for Prosperity

Edmonton May 23 Trade Minister James A MacKinnon urged expanding export markets to keep Canada prosperous after war times. He spoke while seeking re election in Edmonton West, stressing that trade channels must be maintained when war supplies are cut off and a strong export structure supports growth. Denmark cuts relations with Japan official Reuters report confirms.

EDMONTON James A. MacKinnon Canada MacKinnon Edmonton West

King Asks Winnie Form Temporary Government Till Vote

Prime Minister Churchill resigns and the King asks him to form a short term administration until a general election. Churchill to lead a caretaker government while Labor ministers refuse participation until elections. Election date set for July 5 and dissolution of parliament announced for June 15.

ALEX H. SINGLETON Associated Press ONDON Churchill Britain Labor party Downing Street ministry of information Labor house of commons

New Japanese Offensive in Indo China Reported

Paris radio reported a new Japanese offensive against French forces in Indo China. French troops were said to withdraw and an air field was captured near the Mehkong region along the Burma Indo China border, the sole link to the outside world.

LONDON C.P Paris radio Indo-China Mehkong Burma-Indo- China

Prime Minister Mackenzie King Advances Westward

Prime Minister Mackenzie King traveled toward Winnipeg on the final western leg of his election tour. He visited Prince Albert, met Liberal candidate W. E. Brunskilla in Saskatoon, spoke to rural communities, and predicted another five years of leadership. He planned addresses in Duck Lake and Rosthern before continuing to Winnipeg and Ottawa.

SASKATOON Mackenzie King Winnipeg Prince Albert W. E. Brunskilla King Duck Take Rosthern Canada Wianibes civic auditorium Ottawa

Five Canadian Frigates Capture 15 Nazi Subs off Norway Coast

At Loch Eriboe1 Scotland on May 23, five Canadian frigates Marlane Loch Alvin Monnow Nine and St Pierre escorted 15 German U boats to port after Germany's surrender. Captain Subrentron Gross commander of the U boat nation was among those captured and said to be senior Arctic Ocean officer. The subs traveled with three depot ships and four merchant vessels. The German surface craft reportedly steamed to a Norwegian port as the subs were intercepted. Suhren indicated compliance with Allied surrender terms and noted ammunition had been landed and torpedoes rendered harmless.

LOCH ERIBOEL Scotland P. Cabie Norway Germany Neotland Alo Subrentron Gross Barents Marlane Loch Alvin Monnow Nine St. Pierre Suhren

Five British Delegates Offer Resignation at San Francisco

Five members of Britain’s delegation to the San Francisco world security conference offer to resign following Churchill’s government change. Earl Halifax remains as UK representative and is to lead the British group with Viscount Cranborne likely to join the new government. Delegates plan to stay until London accepts resignations, keeping committees operating.

beable Earl Halifax London Stettinius United Nations security conference Stettisius Washington True

Hero’s Death SGT Aubrey Cosed Awarded Victoria Cross

SGT Aubrey Cosed of Latchford Ontario was posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross for bravery in Holland. He was killed by a sniper’s bullet minutes after a heroic action during the Mooshot capture, earning Britain’s highest decoration.

AUBREY COSED Latchford Ont Mooshot Holland

Momentous Results Seen O C Election

Analysis predicts a momentous British election with focus on how European swing affects John Bull. The piece notes changes in mass sentiment, German expulsions, and Russia's influence on leftist trends, signaling potential shifts in Britain’s political landscape. Churchill’s resignation and a new government formation are highlighted as pivotal preludes.

Britain John Bull Russia ohh kngheh

Bracken forecasts PCs to win by a modest margin

In Brandon Manitoba on May 13 Progressive Conservative leader John Bracken predicted his party would win fewer than 45 seats nationwide and doubted a Liberal return to power. He argued the party would not promise unattainable goals and outlined objectives for a moderate majority in parliament.

BRANDON Muarn John Bracken C.C.F Canada br wien minjority Bracken ios county

King George V Slices Destroyer Off Eire In 1942

Naval history recounts a 1942 collision between the battleship King George V and the destroyer Punjabi off the west coast of Ireland. The Punjabi was cleaved in two through the engine room. only a few of its 190 to 226 crew survived. The King George V was damaged, repaired in the United States, and no official accident notice was issued.

Eire LONDON W. A. Crumiey Ure Fu nness today Crumsey Liverpot United States

Doenitz Arrested as Allied Troops Oust Flensburg Gov

Allied forces arrest Grand Adm. Karl Doenitz in Flensburg and disband his Reich government. Col-Gen. Gustav Jodl and Admiral Karl von Friedeburg are also captured, with von Friedeburg reportedly choosing suicide over capture. British troops seize German HQ and cargo ships stand offshore as U-boats and E-boats are watched.

Associated Press LENSBURG Germany Karl Deenitz Hitler Allied supreme headquarters Gustav Jodl Admiral Von Friedeberg Reims fA Reuters Flensburg Von Friedeberg

Argentina President Farrell Resigns Reported by Exiles

Unconfirmed reports from Argentine exiles claim President Edelmiro Farrell has resigned. Exiles say the move was kept secret as army leaders and government officials discuss developments in Buenos Aires.

MONTEVIDEO Uruguay Buenos Aires Edelmiro Farrell Argentina

Costly Storm Sweeps East

Two Three Rivers men Alfred Lemay and Georges Dannaud were rescued after surfacing downstream from a capsized boat while attempting rescues on the St. Lawrence. The storm caused extensive damage across western Quebec Ontario and Montreal with outages and ruined structures.

THREE RIVERS Alfred Lemay Georges Dannaud St. Lawrence Quebec Ontario Canada United States

No Herald on Thursday Public Holiday in Alberta

Brief notice states no Herald edition on Thursday May 11 due to a public holiday in Alberta. Important news will be bulletined as usual.

Alberta Herald

Streicher Captured in Bavarian Hills by U S Forces

Streicher Julius the notorious Jew baiter has been captured in the Bavarian hills by officers of the United States first Airborne Division. Others among the top Nazis still at large include Weinrich Himmler and Joachim Ribentrop. Franz Von Epp was in custody after the surrender near Sehlers Fischhorn.

RENCHTESGADEN Julius Streicher Munich Goering surerider Sehlers Fischhorn Zelter Lee

Hitler dies in mercy killing report shocks world

Mixed dispatches from Moscow claim Adolf Hitler died by mercy killing after a period of illness and paralysis. reports cite Russian generals and a physician injecting him to end his suffering while supreme headquarters notes uncertainty amid dramatic claims and counterclaims.

TLER FLBURG Germany supreme headquarters Hitler Miller pein slory ALHERTA TRAGS MIRKQOR Ala the Star HOCDE-DUPLESSIS KKC John Bracken Noude-Duplessis Quebec Hracken Mackenzie Vancouver TRUMAN FRISCO PARLEY WASHINGTON A.P San Francisco Stettinius Sam Francisco TOKYO GUAM Berlin

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