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Newspaper

Lethbridge Herald

Location

Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada

Date

Oct 31, 1942

Page

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U S Tightens Guadalcanal Grip as Japs Withdraw

The U S war effort on Guadalcanal tightens control after Japanese ships withdraw from the Solomons. Allied air bombs damage at least two, maybe four, Japanese vessels. Navy Secretary Knox reports U S Marines hold every inch of ground and vows continued vigilance against any future attack.

WASHINGTON United States Guadalcanal Solomons Islang australa Navy Frank Knox baiile-tianen Krox tere Guangbanal New Hebrides New Caledonia Pigi Estates che onsisuchi

Ship Burns At Melbourne Port

A blaze threatened a merchant ship in Melbourne as firemen fought the flames. Sailors and longshoremen formed a human chain to unload the cargo and keep the ship from destruction. Drums were pitched overboard in hopes of later recovery.

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The Left Hand Corner continued on page

The article discusses postwar Britain by arguing private and public secondary schools reflect class structures. It notes the push for compulsory schooling and contrasts British private schools with the U S system, highlighting enrollment and democratization trends.

BARD Tim Britain New York Times emment imi cinczol imation Bob Gemanes United Staws millon boys suis nihe TRE

Opening of Vulcan School Draws Large Crowd

Vulcan and district turnout 5 400 strong for the first flying instructors school in Western Canada. LieutenantGovernor Bowen declares the institution in operation and praises Vulcan Nanton for the air training plan. Commodore Howsam attends with Wing Commander West as director. Weather is bright and chilly as planes perform aerobatics above.

GBy VULCAN Vulcan and district Western Canada Austria West commargang cer Nanton Canada Calgary

Ross Munro Overcomes Egg Shortage After Dieppe Raid

Canadian Press war correspondent Ross Munro, who covered the Dieppe raid, returned to England after five weeks at home with odd items, including a dozen hard boiled eggs eaten with relish and a deflated football inflated by the London bureau staff who played touch football in his hotel room.

LONEGN Ross Manro Dieppe Inggar England Munro London

Canada Third Victory Loan Surpasses Halfway Target

Ottawa reports Friday cash subscriptions total 554,883,750 raising the 21 day cumulative to 364,363,750. The 18 day drive aims higher than the February Second Victory Loan with an objective of 600,000,000. Closing date is November 7. Large subscriptions include Robert Simpson Co. Toronto 2,690,000 and Equitable Life Insurance Waterloo 100,000.

OTTAWA Canada Joan headquarters neas Robert S.mn- Soa Co Toronto Equiabie Life Insurance Waterloo

Wheelchair Johnny Dies After Lifelong Service

In Rochester 83 year old wheelchair pioneer Johnny McBrice, famed for free help and concerts, died after a heart ailment. He moved to a Rochester hotel in 1916 after retiring from farming and began wheelchair errands and letters to bring joy to patients and friends worldwide.

ROCHESTER kassafor kirdne Johnny" McBrde Di- Ufter semani counness isers folss meny mace Joan paisenis raughe Johnny

Red army halts Nazi attack in Caucasus through stout defense

Soviet lines repelled German assaults on the Nalchik plateau as Red army with heavy tanks and artillery claimed success. In Stalingrad, defenders marked their 68th day of siege with riverine counterattacks and further losses to German forces.

HENRY C CASSIDY Associated Press MOSCOW Red army Nalchik central Caucasus Stalingrad Soviet information bureau Siskingrad Red Star moon uhen Stalinstad Volga

Chekiang Battle Costs 15000 Civilian Lives

Ghungring dispatch reports the Chehang Biangsi clash begun May 15 caused 1500 civilian deaths and 12 000 missing amid 32 000 casualties and $20 050 000 in property damage Canadian currency. Governor Hung Sna0n-Sumz names civilian losses and ongoing wartime toll. A finanical agent Peng Ten faces court martial for a $600 theft from five stores and was executed.

GHUNGRING Chehang Biangsi Cama Hung Chexiang Peng Ten Walen Szecowan hea bees court peem

Former Chief of Queen Mary Decorated for Valor

Captain N H Gate formerly with the Queen Mary arm star fleet received the Distinguished Service Order for gallantry and seamanship in guiding ships to North Russia. His destroyer squadron fought through narrows under bombardment and U boat attack, arriving with ships defended. Capt Henry Austin and Capt John Henry Bear con Smith led gunfire that destroyed German aircraft. Capt Smith’s vessel was torpedoed and lost, later recovered by a cutter commanded by his son Reginald Smith.

LONDON N H. Gate tre Queen Marard sas North Rissa narres Russia Henry Austin John Henry Bearcon Smith Smith Reginald Smith

Berlin Admits Reinforcements Behind Allied Offensive

Berlin reports that Montgomery has massed reinforcements behind the Allied advance in the Egyptian desert as the Sth army resumes its attack. British air forces claim control of the skies with heavy bombers striking Crete and other targets while Malta remains free from raids. US fliers engage in dogfights and claim several Axis planes shot down.

ONDON C.P Sth DNB.C man héws Reuters Montgomery D.N.B CAIRO Mediterranean Crete Malta El Adem desert Erwin. Rommel United States ARETE reneéme sekis El Daba curecr gurerafe bemus Cretes Maleme ai Sisk Fuxg anc E. Dabalantang

Remembrance Day Observances Mentioned Across Dominions

War memorials and cenotaphs may hold remembrance ceremonies with wreaths laid as custom. The day is not a holiday in the United Kingdom or other dominions, though services are observed.

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Axis Claims Under Scrutiny In wartime Dispatches

The report questions German and Italian war communiques claiming heavy Allied losses in the North Atlantic. Analysts warn against exaggerated totals and propaganda as observers note inconsistencies with prior censored figures.

Raiders Cause Little Damage Over England

Aircraft over England dropped bombs but caused no casualties. A nearby coastal district was targeted by a second raid and a cow was killed. RAF reported no military aerial activity over Britain that night while attacks continued on the continent.

England LONDON Britain

Secret Nazi Instructions Alleged in Sweden Prompt Inquiry

A Swedish disclosure of a letter to German nationals in Sweden details supposed secret instructions for action under certain circumstances, creating strain in Sweden Germany relations. Swedish press and the Transocean News Agency circulated the report, with Dagens Nyheter calling for a strict inquiry and authorities urged to act on suspicions of forgery or manipulation.

NEW YORK Sweden Germany Berisi cispaich Transocean troadecast Corpelsrt euarters Wetheln strasse te Siorkheim Dagens Nyheter transocean dispaten

Strikes Reported Across Occupied France Areas

Dispatches describe a new wave of strikes in occupied France, with reports from Annecy and surrounding regions including Mornaz Scienzier and the watchmaking area around Cluses and Bonneville. Workers in many sectors reportedly refused to report for duty in Germany amid growing labor unrest.

BERNE France Hant— Savole amentr Germany Annecy tsted Mornaz Scienzier Anne- ADremace BECKLE Hawe Sarore

Lethbridge Tops Loan Drive as Campaign Reaches Target

Thuri Vetory Loan campaign chairman J G Baarn announced that over 206000 had been raised, entitling Lethbridge to a second pennant as the total near 443000 and 125 percent of original goal. Reports from Saskatoon note Ester in Britain for debt matters and other wartime items.

LETHBRIDGE J. G. Baaum Thuri tal Lethhodse Lethbridge ta abyt ESTEY BRITAIN SASKATOON W. Ester BAT JAP VETACK HUPEH APIA peimt Yaostse geri Sasi Hupen LONDON Woraw genotramene ARSENAL CRISTAE C.P Arsenaly Crystal Palace Chelsea Tottenham Blackpool Rechdale Lovells Athletic Swansea Berek-Sur-Mer France U.S. air headquarters

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