Car Crashes Through Bridge Into Canal Near Barons
Three members of the Horn family from Vulcan, Mr and Mrs Henry Horn and their son Emil, died when their Ford plunged 30 feet from a canal bridge three miles south of Barons after 8 pm Saturday. No witnesses. motorist Mrs Bruce Clark alerted police. An inquest was ordered. bodies at Flock's funeral home. Funeral in Vulcan Wednesday at 2 pm. Surviving daughters Margaret and another daughter listed. farm near Vulcan.
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Lethbridge Northern irrigation district
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Emil
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Lethbridge
Ford
Bruce Clark
Batonea
RC M.P
Emu
E. H. Freeze
Barons
Flock
Horn
Margaret
Galt hospital
High River
BABEMENS SCANDIA
Alta
C.P
Alois Kiatthews Hofmann
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Perfume makers milk skunks and muskrats for fixatives
War curbs animal sourced perfume ingredients prompting the American Chemical Society to report skunks and muskrats are being milked at Spar Dunk Company laboratories in Sparkill New York to obtain musk civet amibergris and castoreum once supplied from overseas.
Allied Cause Is Aided By Reds Fight
Ottawa November 3 Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King delivered a wartime review praising Soviet resistance as a key aid to the Allied cause. He warned the world faces ghastly potentials from Nazi Germany and Prussian militarism, noting Hitler miscalculated Russian resolve and unity across Britain, the Dominions, the United States, and other free lands. He signaled Canada’s aid to Russia in war supplies food medical goods and transport equipment while withholding details of arrangements with the United States and Britain.
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House
Hitler
Germany
Bismak
Wilhelm II
Mr. King
AWFOR
RUSSIA
Canada
United States
Britain
Mr. Kang
Great Britain
Dominions
free lands
Parliament Resumes in Ottawa After Break
Parliament reopened with about 75 percent attendance as Prime Minister Mackenzie King paid tribute to the late Arthur Damude and welcomed J S Woodsworth back to the House. The session will not convene again until early next year, with war expenditures, international trade, and Niagara water-diversion notes on the agenda.
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OTTAWA
house of commons
Mackenzie King
Arthur Damude
Welland
Hanson
Clement Atlee
J S. Woodsworth
CCF
Jeader
Canada
Ecuador
Chile
Argentina
Braz
United States
Niagara Falls
War Services
Thorson
house committee on
King
house
British RAF and Canadian Airmen Sink Ships Off Europe Coast
British and Canadian airmen flying Hudson bombers “knocked out” four German ships off the Norwegian and Netherlands coasts. The raid brought total ships sunk or damaged in less than a week to 24, with an additional attack on a Norwegian fish oil factory. A large tanker and a smaller ship were set afire off the Holland coast, and a large supply ship was bombed near the Frisian Islands after a risky swerve to avoid the masts. The coastal command’s toll may approach 30 ships overall. weather hampered activity but RAF targeted Kiel northern France and coastal shipping. A wireless station and a warehouse were also attacked. German air force was largely quiet.
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LONDON
C.N
Netherlands
Norwegian
air ministry
Holland
Frisian
ministry
Germany
RAF
Kiel
France
Price Order Sets New Wartime Price Limits
Ottawa announces the price order in council effective November 17 expanding Wartime Prices and Trade Board powers. It prohibits offering or buying goods or services above the wartime maximum defined as the highest price during September 15 to October 11, 1941. Penalties apply from November 17 onward. details flagged for continuation on Page MTree.
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OTTAWA
prices and trade board
Finance
Isley
miguerian
Mackenzie King
MacInnis To Lead CCF And NDP In Absence Of Chiefs
Ottawa November 3 temporary leaders were chosen for the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation and New Democracy groups as their chiefs were in the United Kingdom. Angus MacInnis will lead the CCF in Coldwell’s absence, while Rey G Hansell will lead the New Democracy in Blackmore’s absence. MacInnis said the group aims for proper discussion and would address the war effort orders in council, labor dissatisfaction, and the western wheat situation.
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OTTAWA
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
New Democracy
United Kingdom
Angus MacInnis
Vancouver East
CCF
Coldwell
Rosetown-Biguat
Rey £ G Hansell
Macleod
J. H Blackmore
Lethbridge
MacInnis
CCP
Food price controller Taggart Fagina appointed
Justice Taggart Fagina named by the federal government as head of the price control program. The appointment places Fagina in charge of implementing federal food price controls and monitoring market compliance across the nation.
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J G Taggart Fagina
German Claims Split Russian Army in Crimea and Kursk Advance
Berlin reports the Russian force in Crimea split into two groups and attempting to flee by sea from Sevastopol and Kerch as German air forces pound the ports. Simultaneously German troops advance in the Donets Basin say they captured Kursk, with heavy tanks and artillery seized. The high command says Russians mass transports at Crimea ports but German dive bombers bombard them. over 38,000 tons of merchant shipping destroyed and many other war materiel damaged.
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Crimea
Sevastopol
Kerch
Donets
Kursk
Kharkov
Czetmans
air Koreh
Simferopol
Crimean
Sevastpol
Independent State Of Croatia Struggles To Take Shape
Zagreb report details the fledgling Independent State of Croatia facing Italian friction along the coast, Serb guerrilla activity on the borders, and internal Communist sabotage. It notes delays in crowning Tomislav II and highlights Croatian resentment of Italian military and civil control, plus worsening Croat Serb tensions as Céetnici bands harass Croats.
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LOUIS P. LOCHNER
Associated Press
ZAGREB
Fathure
Spoleto
Tomislav II
Victor Emmanuel
Paveilch
Adriatic
Russia
Dubrovnik
Moscow and Crimea Seen Nearing Decisive Moments
London dispatch reports two critical fronts in the Moscow battle and Sevastopol defense, with temperatures dropping and German reinforcements tightening. Pravda letters describe Red artillery near Tula and city anti tank works, while Moscow suburbs show shattered armor and civilians aiding fortifications as news notes continued on page three.
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Red army
Moscow
Crimea
Black Sea
Sevastopol
Russia
Ferdous
Red capital
ffseport
Nazig
Moscow tronn
Germany
Tula
Reuters
Pravda
spondent
nith
Parley On Income Tax Continues In Ottawa
Finance Minister John Hart of British Columbia and federal tax officials continued talks on war time tax policy as Premier Pattullo left for Montreal and Toronto. Hart indicated Pattullo might not return to Ottawa before Victoria, while Hart pursued a draft agreement for B C to withdraw from income and corporation tax fields during the war.
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OTTAWA
John Bart
British Columbia
federal finance department
T. D. Pattullo
Montreal
Toronto
Hart
Pattullo
Victoria
News Briefs From France To Washington
Six Royal Air Force planes damaged the 457 ton French freighter Senneville near Tunisian waters. A Paris train derailment killed a score and left 48 injured. The British House of Commons adjourned. Miners' bodies recovered after Brazeau explosion. four still missing. Rumors of shootings in Belgrade reported. A Northwest Airlines crash victim claims controls failed. The U.S. offered 2.97 million dollars to settle Robin Moor sinking claims. Mussolini vows memories and claims. Gayda accuses U.S. of submarine attacks. A farmer found dead in Alberta. U.S. to build 50 escort vessels for Britain.
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Asia
C.P
Brazeau
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