Stalin hails Soviet might in Bolshevik anniversary address
Premier Stalin, in Moscow, declares Hitler’s defeat certain as he praises Russia for inexhaustible manpower and full supply lines. He cites unity, allies, and vast reserves, contrasting current strength with 1917 conditions. The speech, delivered before a Red Square military review, warns Germany is running out of resources and fighting at its limit.
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Cochran elected president of Canadian Investment Dealers
H. E. Cochran of Toronto was chosen president of the Investment Dealers' Association of Canada at the annual meeting in Seigniory Club Quebec. He succeeds S. B. Hammond of Montreal. Elected vice presidents include R. A. J. A. McMahon of Vancouver Pacific district.
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R. A. J. A. McMahon
Vancouver
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Cadet Rescues Radio Officer From Shark Infested Waters
Cadet David Hay escaped sinking by an enemy raider then reached a raft and dived again to rescue the radio officer amid sharks. He was awarded Lloyds War Medal for his actions at sea.
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David Hay
Lioyd
German radio gear from Messerschmitt 108 revealed by Lear
The report by William P Lear describes German aircraft radio equipment found in a Messerschmitt 108. It notes 1933 style design, tube standardization, and mass production traits. The device weighs more than American gear and has limited range suggesting single-channel use within squadrons. Continued discussion referenced on page 17.
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United States air services
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Bundles
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Pint of beer saves five airmen at sea
In Sheringham Norfolk a pint drawn at a critical moment alerted a coastguard, leading to lifeguards rescuing five exhausted Polish airmen from a life raft. The landlord Charley Horsley watched the foam rise and win the day as rescue teams arrived.
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LONDON
coastguard
Norfolk
Sheringham
Charley Horsley
Conservatives Meet In Camera In Ottawa
The Dominion Conservative Association executive held a closed session to discuss forming a 50 member committee to set a convention time and place where a leader may be chosen. Senator Arthur Meighen and MP R. B. Hanson spoke at opening sessions, with no leadership candidates named. The meeting continued in the afternoon, with further talks planned before tomorrow’s general session.
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Dominion Conservative Association
Gordon Graydon
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Peel
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M.S.T
HANSON
MEIGHEN
Arthur Meighen
senate
R. B. Hanson
house of commons
Graydon
John BR. MacNicol
Toronto- Davenport
association
Seaman Patworth Killed Crossing Tracks on First Leave
Seaman George Patworth, 28, on his first Navy leave since enlisting three months earlier, was struck and killed by a train while carrying luggage across tracks at the Huntingdon station.
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navy
George Patworth
Yorkshire City Suffers Gas Drill Tearladen Anxiety
In an unexpected practice described as a gas attack nine out of ten people were caught without their gas masks, triggering widespread tears and unease in a Yorkshire city as war fears intensified.
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England
Yorkshire
Huns Admit Moscow Drive Stopped In Crimea Battle
Berlin reports say German dive bombers and artillery opened attempts to crack the Sevastopol fortress area but admit heavy Soviet resistance in the Crimean mountains halted the Moscow push. A military commentator notes bad weather and fortified terrain hinder large operations while the high command claims ongoing pursuit in the peninsula.
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Churchill in Newcastle declares we are masters of our destiny
Prime Minister Churchill on an inspection tour of the Tyneside said Britain has passed the darkest part of the struggle and is again masters of our own destiny. He noted Russian efforts on the eastern front and pledged resolve to continue the fight despite Nazi tyranny and sacrifices ahead.
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Churchill
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Finns Look Toward End Of Conflict
Helsinki reports a Finnish radio statement saying the war with Russia ends once the threat of renewed attack is removed and frontiers are secure. A later version suggested military operations could be drawing to a close, with frontier finalization deferred to a future peace conference.
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Finland
Russia
Helsinki radio
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East Karelia
Compulsory selective service urged in Commons
Ottawa MPs heard Dr. Herbert A. Bruce-Con of Toronto Parkdale press for compulsory selective service arguing the voluntary system cannot sustain a total war. He urged that Canada must compel men to serve overseas and not merely govern goods and services. The debate followed earlier remarks about wartime requirements and national effort.
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Ceiling On Earnings Of Managers In Canada
Finance Minister Ashley told the House of Commons that top managers and executives will join wage ceilings under the government price fixing and wage stabilization program. The plan extends cost of living adjustments to foremen and higher, but Ashley said executives will not receive a cost of living bonus. The move aims to curb inflation as part of the broader wage ceiling and price control strategy.
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Asley
house of commons
rensehs
Punishment Must Be Confirmed From Canada
Ottawa reports Air Minister Power told the House of Commons that no serious punishment may be imposed on any Royal Canadian Air Force member overseas without confirmation from Canada. He said the same applies to RCAF graduates serving in the RAF and that officers will have no warrant to execute court martial sentences without government reference.
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Royal Canadian Air Force
Canada
Power
House of Commons
air training plan
Royal Air Force
Russian counterattack could reopen Moscow Leningrad route
London reports a Russian counterstrike around Volokolamsk and Kalinin threatens a broader offensive that could reopen the Moscow Leningrad railway and ease the siege of Leningrad. Red forces recaptured ground near Volokolamsk and Kalinin while British sources say Stalin signaled a new fighting front when opportune.
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Volokolamsk
Moscow-Leningrad
Leningrad
Göring spokesman challenges Roosevelt in Berlin speech
Berlin reports quote a Nazi spokesman saying Germany would match U S social achievements, claiming nobody is hungry and there is no proletariat while praising slavery as old wrongs end. He attacked Roosevelt in a bitter diatribe, described as unprintable by AP. Continued on Page Three.
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20 Lives Lost In Sinking Of Jap Steamer
Tokyo reports known deaths from the mine sinking of the Japanese steamer Kehl Mara as officials seek Washington support for Tokyo's protest to Soviet Russia. A cabinet spokesman said Japan's stance on the freedom of the seas remains firm amid the incident and related disclosures.
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Australians Prepare for Caucasus Action Amid War News
News flits through with mixed reports as Maj Gen Festrell hints Australian imperial forces may join fighting in the Caucasus. Other dispatches note British nationals warned to leave Kulangsu by November 15, wage talks for rail workers rejected, and Britain to buy Egyptian surplus wheat to bolster production.
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