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Lethbridge Herald

Location

Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada

Date

Oct 08, 1941

Page

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Vast Series of Battles Reported Near Moscow

A German military spokesman claimed the army pushed within 125 miles of Moscow and had shaken the outer defences. A later bulletin said six or seven Russian divisions faced destruction as German forces cut through toward the Sea of Azov and encircled several Soviet armies. The high command noted breaches in Moscow’s defences and hinted at new operations on the central front near Vyazma.

BERLIN Moscow Hitler Sea of Azov Dnieperopetrovsk Melitpol Rostov Osspienko Mariupol Don Nachtausgabe Kharkov Ukraine central front high command Vyazma eneir

Massive Fraser River sturgeon nets largest BC catch in five years

The Left Hand Corner report to the Dominion Fisheries notes a 970 pound sturgeon towed seven miles by gas boat, yielding about $100 at 10 cents a pound. The female had undeveloped roe unsuitable for caviar. Sturgeon fishery yields Canada wide, with Ontario and Manitoba dominant in roe sales. Ontario price around $1, Manitoba above $2.50. Continued on page 15.

Fraser River Dominion department of Fisheries British Columbia Canada Quebec Ontario Manitoba sturgeon rce

Visiting Canadian Newsmen Blitzed By German Bomber

visiting Canadian newspaper representatives on tour in Britain endured a raid when a German bomber dropped three Nagai bombs on a southwest coast hotel. BD Rogers of Regina and Bishop R J Renison of Toronto were at the reception desk as the blasts shattered ceilings and windows. Rogers praised ARP first aid detachments and recalled the Halifax explosion. The editors escaped serious injury with one stretcher case reported.

LOUIS HUNTER LONDON Ort CP Cable Britain BD. B. Rogers Regina Bishop R. J. Renison Toronto Mr. Rogers Bishop Rohison Bishop Renison Rogers A.R.P Halifax Remmon

Serb Revolt Is Quelled by German Expedition

German punitive forces extinguished forest bands terrorizing villages in German occupied Serbia after weeks of fighting. Reports from Belgrade describe village to village firefights, executions of up to 60 per batch, use of flame throwers at Jevenika, and leaflets and maps claiming German victories. Belgrade sources say the countryside is cleared and food supplies reach Belgrade. 32 executions of those labeled Communistic.

BUDAPEST Serbia Belgrade Jevenika Russia guerrila Danube sevon Rovanik BERLIN D.N.G Yugoslavia

British Air Power Grows Steadily in War Output

London reports steady rise in Britain’s air production with output doubling in a year and strength up 50 percent in six months. Cal J Moore-Brabazon says Britain rapidly reaches parity with Germany, praising Canadian Hurricanes and focusing on Halifax and Stirling bombers. He notes a vast bomber force flowing from factories as production expands.

LONDON C.P Britain Cal. J.Moore-Brabazon empire Germany United States

Japanese piece urges Axis to end Russia war

Tokyo dispatch reports a Japanese author urged the Axis powers to end the war with Russia to conserve German manpower and equipment for a potential all-out operation against Great Britain. The piece warned the war with Russia could extend for a long period. Continued on Page Three.

Great Britain TOKYO Dome Russia

King Inspects Cartridge Plant in Quebec Visit

Prime Minister Mackenzie King toured the Dominion arsenals cartridge plant described as modern and extensive in North Amelia. He was a guest of the governor general and Princess Alice at the Citadel, dining with Lieutenant-Governor Sir Eugene Fiset and Lady Fiset before midnight departure for Ottawa.

QUEBEC Mackenzie King Dominion North Amelia King Canada Princess Alice Citadel Eugene Fiset Fiset Ottawa

Oil and Gas Wells Act Upheld by Calgary Court

The provincial Oil and Gas Wells Act, governing Turner Valleys drilling and other operations, was upheld by Mr Justice J Shepherd in the Calgary Supreme Court today, affirming legislative control over borehole activities across the province.

CALGARY Turner Valles supreme court Justice & J. Shepherd

Entry of Women Into Industry Grows Week by Week

London report says Labor Minister Ernest Bevin told Parliament that women entering war work has accelerated to 40,000 to 50,000 monthly. He contrasted Britain’s mobilization with Germany and announced a new national labor resources survey based on August employment data. He emphasized avoiding coercive methods while maintaining parental trust.

LABOR BEVIN LONDON House of Commons Ernest Bevin Germany Mr. Bevin

German push on Turkey over chromium exports

German diplomacy presses Ankara to secure chromium supply by offering Turkey half of its exports after 1942 and $15 million in equipment. British and American envoys warned of strong reactions in London and Washington as talks move toward a signed deal. Turkish concessions, urged by Dr Karl Clodins, reflect pressure amid wider war-time diplomacy.

PRESTON GROVER Associated Press ANKARA Turkey Germany United States Sir Hughe RKnatehbull-Hughson J Vo Mac Murray London Washington Mac May Yorkov Britain America Karl Clodins Nams

Huns Fight With Mad Beast Fury

Moscow war scene reports the Red army halting a German tank and dive bombing push toward the capital. Red Star says central front assault is furious, with heavy losses on both sides as Marshal Timoshenko’s forces brace for further battles along the Vyazma and Bryansk sectors.

HENRY C. CASSIDY MOSCOW A.P Red army Red Star Vyazma Bryansk Timoshenkosy

Nazis Build Dummy Town near Ploesti in fake city

Istanbul reports Germans created a doll house replica of Ploesti about ten miles outside the real oil refining hub. The three foot high model includes refinery facilities, accurate street plan, and working lights to mislead air raids. A miniature railroad and explosive-activated storage tanks were described to dupe attackers into thinking they hit the real target.

ISTANBUL Turkey Rumania sald Ploesti fiers

Men Missing Campbell River

British Columbia police headquarters said a search was under way near Campbell River for three men from the Vancouver herring boat Great Northern five. The missing are Ole Wells of Prince Rupert and Steve Ivanich and John Wolf of Vancouver.

VICTORIA British Columbia Campbell River 3.C Vancouver

Duce Loses Many Ships as Axis Fleet Hit Hard

Alexandria reports Britain states Mussolini’s navy has lost nearly one third of its merchant fleet to Allied bombardment and mines. Italian tonnage damaged but exact figures uncertain. In Corpus Christi a plane crash ends with a parachute escape. pilot unharmed, descent controlled by safety actions.

ALEXANDRIA Egypt VPI Mussolini

Windsor Duke of Windsor visits High River air school

Gusts of protocol sour as a guard denies Duke of Windsor entry without a pass at No.5 Elementary Flying Training School. He is eventually admitted after pleas from Prof W L Carme and greeting by Air Commodore A T N Cowley. The scene unfolds at High River. Nearby, a separate New York report notes two Norwegian sailors fighting in Glasgow and a Brooklyn confrontation ending with a magistrate settling a $10 case.

HIGH RIVER Alta Edward No. 5 Duke of Windsor air force mega Windsor W. L. Carme A. T. N. Cowley No.4 Air Training NEW YORK Glasgow Brooklyn Solomon

Great Chinese offensive reaches Shasi along Yangtse

Shanghai dispatches report two major Chinese offensives pushing along the Yangtse toward Shasi, 60 miles downstream from Ichang, with Ichang remaining the main objective amid unfolding combat developments. Parallel items include German propagandist Viereck's arrest in New York and Curtin's pledge of full Allied cooperation.

SHANGHAL Yangtse Shasi Ichang NEW YORK George Sylvester Viereck Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington state department CURTIN CHURCHILL CANBERRA A.P John Curtin Winston Churchill British Empire BRITAIN LONDON Lord Woolton house of Lords United States MIDDLE EAST C.P Vyvyan Pope H. E. Russell Unwin ALASKA WINNIPEG United States air corps Washington, D.C Stevenson Field St. Thomas Virgin Islands ORES CBS BBC today Orel Bryansk BUDAPEST Yugoslavia

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