To Stop New Aggression After War
Navy Secretary Knox calls for united action with Britain to halt new aggressions after Axis defeat. He urged U S leadership and freedom of the seas, arguing only strong joint power can deter future world war and justify distant warfare over homefront conflict. Continued on Page Three.
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INDIANAPOLIS
Navy
Knox
Britain
United States
Great Britain
Enon
American Bar association
Destruction Follows In RAF Wake
London dispatch reports British bombers struck Hamburg and Stettin, sparking large fires in docks and industrial zones. RAF hit targets in German occupied France then attacked Dunkerque and Calais by daylight. German bombers retaliated, hitting five northeastern British towns in a large night raid.
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LONDON
Hamburg
Stettin
art ministry
Royal Air Force
Geran
France
Dunkerque
Galas
RAF
Cherbourg
Nantes
War Talk Draws US Support In Canada Broadcast
J P Seiberling of Akron Seiberling Rubber Company Limited urges Canadians that the United States will join the war soon and fight with them. He says Americans see the conflict as theirs and predicts action before year’s end, citing naval officers eager for battle and noting mixed views at home.
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J. P Seiberling
Akron
Obie
the
Seiberling Rubber Company Limited
West
Mr Seiberling
United States
Lindbergh
Seiberling
Washington
Duke and Duchess of Windsor evade ranch sale questions
The Duke of Windsor avoided confirming a decision on selling his South Alberta ranch during a High River press conference attended by about 20 reporters and cameramen. A buffalo robe gift was presented by Western Stock Growers Association leaders, and two planes landed nearby as unknown parties were seen at the EP ranch. The couple anticipated travels to New York and the Bahamas after their visit.
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BETTY BLETCHER
Werald
High River
Oct
Duke of Windsor
South Alberta
duke and duchess
Western Stock Growers association
Dad Riley
Kenneth Coppock
New York
Bahamas
W J Murdock
EP ranch
MARSHALL BATEMAN
PERISKO
Alta
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Varcoe Named Deputy Minister of Justice in Ottawa
Ottawa dispatch says Justice Minister Lapointe appoints Frederick P. Varcoe as deputy minister of justice succeeding W. Stuart Edwards who retired due to ill health. Varcoe has long served as assistant deputy minister and is a University of Toronto and Osgoode Hall Law School graduate.
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OTTAWA
Lapointe
Frederick FP. Varcoe
W. Stuart Edwards
Varcoe
University of Toronto
Osgoode Hall Law School
Ration officer beheaded in Vienna for coupon theft
An employee at the Vienna rationing office was beheaded after being accused of stealing meat coupons valued at 42,000 pounds and fat coupons totaling 1,200 pounds. He allegedly sold them at high prices, triggering the punishment.
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VIENNA
Heinrich Goetzelmann
Vienna food taiioning office
One Killed 41 Injured in Wreck Near Maskinonge
A Montreal-Quebec Pool Express the Viger crashed in rain near Maskinonge Quebec injuring 41 with one dead. The eight car train split a rail at speed about 75 mph causing the fifth car to derail while others crossed the fault. Canadian Pacific Railway officials blamed a hidden rail fissure as the cause. Continued on page three.
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Que
Canada
Montreal
Canadian Purh Railway
Nazis Scoff At Churchill
Berlin commentators said Churchill’s address was a maneuver to limit Britain’s aid to Russia and noted Stalin’s demand for a British Expeditionary Force on the Russian front. They dismissed Churchill’s claim Britain’s food reserves are higher, arguing Britain relies on shipping and has minimal reserves in peacetime.
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BERLIN
Churchill
Russia
Stalin
Britain
Ruffing's pitching Gordon's slugging pave way for win
Anke Stadium Oct 1 1949 The New York Yankees defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 2 in the opening World Series game. Red Ruffing pitched six strong innings striking out Dolf Camilli three times and Joe Gordon hit a towering homer to put New York ahead. Gordon added the decisive run with a single in the sixth to drive Curt Davis from the mound.
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Dodgers
Gordon Homes
Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
ANKEE STADIUM
New York
Red Ruffing
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ruffin
Dolf Camilli
Lefty Gomez
Gordon
Curt Davis
Japs Withdraw From Changsha After Campaign
Japan announces withdrawal from Changsha Hunan province as the campaign objective is deemed achieved. Reports and Chinese dispatches note Japanese retreat beginning with columns moving northward while Chinese sources claim heavy losses and disorder in the Japanese forces. A separate item reports George KC named judge of Manitoba's second judicial district replacing the late G P Armstrong.
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SHANGHAI
Hunan
Changsha
Clark Lee
Associated Press
CHUNGKING
OTTAWA
J M George, KC
Deloraine
Man
Manitoba
Lapointe
Mr. George
G. P. Armstrong
Mead Named Livestock Promoter in Alberta
EDMONTON Oct 1 Former Camrose district agriculturist W H T Mead has been promoted to livestock promoter in the Alberta department of agriculture. Minister Bruce MacMillan announced the change today Mead will be succeeded at Camrose by Jo Kerns from the field crops branch
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EDMONTON
Camrose
W H T Mead
Alberta department of agriculture
Bruce MacMillan
Mr Mead
Jo Kerns
Four Americans Feared Drowned in Ontario Lake
Search for four Americans missing after two motorboats overturned on Crotch Lake Sunday continued. Identified victims were Mr and Mrs Howard McNerton of Noble Ohio and Mr and Mrs Clarence F Johnson of Cleveland Ohio.
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KINGSTON
Ont
Crotch Lake
here
Howard 8 McNerton
Noble
Ohio
Clarence F. Johnson
Cleveland
U S Supplies Pour Into Middle East
U S war supplies arrive in vast volume as ships unload planes tanks and merchandise at ports amid constant fevers from the Middle East. A fleet of American ships pour in alongside British Danish and Dutch freighters bringing trains cargoes from Britain and allied routes. Tanks are being unloaded assembled fueled and driven toward the front as ships continue to discharge through day and night.
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KENAFDY
Associated Press
CAIRO
Middle East
Nave
Netherlands
Ughters
bar
Three Power Talks Speed Three Power Talks Speed
Moscow October 1 The three power conference on British aid to Russia resumed after six technical committees completed their reports on Russia war needs two days ahead of schedule. Foreign Minister Molotov and the heads of the United States and British missions Harriman and Beaverbrook stressed speed at the opening meeting. Six committees on army naval aviation raw materials transport and medical supplies finished their work before dawn as Stain and Harriman and Beaverbrook discussed the main problems. The rapid progress suggested full agreement among the three powers.
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MOSCOW
Russia
Joyph Stain
Harriman
Lord Renterbrook
Reds Admit Losing City of Poltava
Moscow reports the Red army rushed two German battalions to a southern front sector to replace two shattered Romanian brigades. In nine days German losses reached 2306 killed, with further Axis deaths claimed across Leningrad, Odessa, and the southern and eastern fronts as battles intensified.
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MOSCOW
Red army
squthern
Leningrad
Odessi
Odessa
khepria
Uaque
G B Spends Huge Sums In War Credit Vote
London reports the house of commons approved a new war credit of 100000, requested by the chancellor Sir Kingsley Wood to meet rising costs. British war expenditures now run about 10000 pounds a day as the chancellor explains the fiscal needs.Continued on page three.
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LONDON
hou of commons
Kingsley Wood
Leningrad Shelling Report Claims from German High Command
German high command announced an offensive past the Driener river near the Caroline area and claimed success against Leningrad's industrial facilities yesterday. They reported heavy bombing of Moscow area military targets and a Russian armored division loss near Dn'enero, with 43 of 60 rail facilities destroyed in a surprise advance to the north.
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High Command
Ukraine
BERLIN
ugh command
Driener
Caroline
Tully A
trearahne
Leningrad
Tre high command
Moscow
Bohemia Moravia Premier Sentenced to Death in Prague
Prague dispatch reports a German protectorate court sentenced Gen. Alan Elias, Bohemia Moravia premier, to death. Other items note first snowfall on the Russian front, Iceland reinforcement, four executed in the Netherlands, RAF raid on Tripoli, and a state of emergency in three Bohemia Moravia districts.
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MORAVIA
BERLIN
Prague
poogle
Alan Elias
Bohemia Moravia
LONDON
Ost L
Moscow radio tonight
CHURCHILL
ROME
Och
bascht
CMTED
SIALES
LIND
ICELAND
KJAVEK
A.P.J
United States army
Bonesteel
Gibraltar
MUNS ERECL
NETHERLANDS
RAF MAKEN
TRIPOLI
CAIRO
Middle East
RAF
C.P
Britain
WINNIPEG
G. Herbert
WHITE SOX
CHICAGO
A.P
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
ed Lyons
Cubs
C.D
Reuters
Bohemia-Moravia
Prague radio
Hodonin
Uhersky Brod
Whersky Hiradiste
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