Canadians Drive 15 Miles Inland
North Africa dispatch reports The 8th Army pushed inland along the Calabrian coast to about 60 miles arc, taking Palmi and Dehannova as British and Canadian columns claimed gains east of Melito and near Palm. San Stefano and Deltanove captured, along with multiple villages. Allied supply movements increased across the Strait of Messina under naval and air cover.
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Edward Kennedy
vveas eres Wat
North Africa
A.P
8th Army
Italy
San Stefano
Delhamorva
Palm
Melito
Palmi
Dehannova
Sir Bernard Montgomery
Reggio Calabria
Palms
high command
Calabria
Berlin
Associated Press
Strait of Messina
Royal Navy
London
ministry of information
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Naples
Delianuova
Sniopoti
Melicucea
Solano
Ceramidio
Pellegrina
San Proscopio
Bagnara
Bernard Montgomery
Deltanove
Paimi
Aspromiente
Italian Peace Bid Awaited by Allied Leaders
Washington dispatch reports Prime Minister Churchill and President Roosevelt exchange war notes while awaiting a potential peace overture from Italy. Vatican official Enrico Galazzi travels to Washington as rumors spread of formal channels, with Marshall named to lead a European invasion if needed. High Catholic officials note uncertainty over Galazzi’s mission.
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DOUGLAS B CORNELL
Associated Press
WASHINGTON
Churchill
Roosevelt
Italy
Radio
Rome
Enrico Galazzi
Vatican
Atlantic
Britain
United Nations
George C Marshall
United States army
Europe
British Isles
Marshall
Galazzi
Pope Pius
Soule
Rome Seeks Assurance on 1919 Frontiers
London broadcast quoting Rome asks Britain and the United States to guarantee Italy's 1919 frontiers. It questions whether Allies intend to respect Italy's independence and unity or seek further amputation, urging a clear stance on war aims and borders.
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LONDON
Rome
iinistry of information
Britain
United States
Italy
America
Evangelist Campbell Morgan to run as Lt Governor candidate
London correspondent notes Dr Campbell Morgan, retiring after 54 years in ministry, as a candidate for lieutenant governor. His work at Westminster Chapel and global preaching reach are highlighted, with colleagues like Dr Martin Lloyd Jones mentioned.
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Evangelist
Rats Coming West
Campbell Morgan
R. CAMPBELL MORGAN
Lethprige
London
Ottawa Journal
Westminster Chapel
Martin Lloyd Jones
Hurley street
Welsh Presbyterian ministrs
Munch
stone
Staffordshire
Burgin
Canada
United States
Westminster
Cheshunt College
Cambridge
Fifth Victory Loan Opens With 1.2 Billion Cash Target
Canada sets a 1.2 billion dollar cash objective for the Fifth Victory Loan to fund wartime measures, with 525 million from individuals and 675 million from business firms and corporations. Conversions of older Canada bonds are allowed but not counted toward the national cash goal. Finance Minister Ilsley expresses confidence Canadians will support the loan amid ongoing war.
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Pomimort of Canada
Dominion of Canada
dians
Canada
Recapture Of Donets Practically Complete
The Red army nearly finished retaking the Donets Basin as Soviet forces push toward Kiev after capturing the Konotop rail junction and threatening Bakhmach. Stalino comes under fire and troops close in two miles from the city, while Germans evacuate mining towns amid destruction and population fears.
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HENRY C CASSIDY
Associated Press
Maco
Red army
Donets
Kiev
Ukraine
Konotop
Bakhmach
Hrasnoarmes
Indusskoye
Stalino
Reuters
Moscow
Red Star
Red Arm
Artemovsk
Konstantinoky
Victory conclave ends as CCF plans for power
Calgary Sept 7 delegates from nine provinces minus Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick dispersed across Canada after a three day victory conference of the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation The six man national executive met Saturday and the national council held sessions Sunday and Monday Leader E B Jolliffe 34 urged preparations for a possible Dominion election while stressing wartime unity and growing support for the CCF The conference city was the Calgary Labor Temple
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national council
Co-Operatue Commonwealth Federation
Canada
E. B Jolliffe
Ontario
Jolliffe
CCF
Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick
Labor Temple
C.C.F
Dominion
Alberta War Bond Chairman Urges Victory Loan Support
P E Osborne, chairman of Alberta’s National War Finance committee, appeals for a strong Fifth Victory Loan showing. He notes the minister of finance J L Ilsley set a 12 hundred million dollar target, urges Albertans to subscribe at least thirty seven million four hundred thousand, and praises past campaigns while stressing the need to speed the victory through citizen support.
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CALGARY
P. E Osborne
National War Finance committee for
Alberta
J L Ilsley
Canada
Pope Pius XII envoy to Roosevelt bearing peace message
Enrico Galliezzi, aide to the Vatican governor, is depicted en route to the United States. Officially to discuss food and relief for Vatican City, he may carry a personal peace message from Pope Pius XII to President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Enrico Galleazzi
Pius XII
Vaticm City
United States
Pope Fai
Franklin D Rooevelt
Oldtimer John Heglund passes at 76 in Granum
From our own correspondent Granum September 7 John Heglund aged 76 years 10 months passed away last night at Clareholm hospital. He had lived in the district since 1906. The funeral service will be held Friday at 2 30 pm from the United Church.
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John Heglund
Granum oldtimer
Clareholm
distrit
United Church
Train Wreck Toll Now 69
The Pennsylvania Railroad’s Congressional Limited wreck near Adelphia killed many aboard and left 3 to 5 more unaccounted as rescue teams retrieved 7 more bodies bringing known deaths to 65. At least 123 injured of 341 passengers crowded hospitals.
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Pennsylvania Ralroad
Congressional Limited
Labor Das
Washington
Sew
York
cry
Canadian Casualties Light So Far Italian Opposition Weak
Canadian troops advance through rugged southwest Hals region in Italy and report over 2,000 Italian prisoners with light enemy opposition. British forces push north as Commandos land near Messina and link with coastal advances. Allied patrols over Messina area continue. merchant shipping raids decline. No close infantry combat yet. most actions involve road detonations and distant mortar fire. Continuous coverage notes uncertain outcomes as war progresses.
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ROSS VENRO
TIALY
C.P. Cable
tras
Hals
nnd
San Giovanni
Messina
trenty
coat
Mesina
nedic
YPALY
Fire Claims 46 in Houston Hotel Blaze
A fast moving hotel fire in a three story Houston brick structure killed 46 people with 133 listed as guests and workers. Firefighters faced blocked exits, many jumped from windows, and authorities feared more victims in the smoldering wreckage as searchers worked through the night to identify the dead.
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HOUSTON
Tex
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cis moreur
Raid Indo China Attack Near Lacky Yard
United States headquarters announced that American fighter planes attacked an important Japanese railway yard near Lacky in French Indo China on Sunday. The raid caused extensive damage and started fires as seven planes took part.
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CHUNGKING
ii Amerdand
ralwas yard
Lacky
French
Indo- China
todas
Large Force of Fast African Troops Sent to India and Ceylon
NATROBI Kenya Colony reports a large force of Fast African troops has been dispatched to India and Ceylon, announced today.
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NATROBI
Kenya Colony
India
Ceylon
Donets Basin advances and 90 towns seized
Soviet communique reports Red Army gains in Donets Basin with near 40 miles of progress and captures over 90 inhabited localities. Enemy losses exceed 20,000 killed, 1,300,000 wounded. 80 captured. Roosevelt cites progress toward Anglo American Soviet talks with Stalin to follow Quebec conference.
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LONDON
Red army
Donets Basin
Moscow
sid tomixst
WASHINGTON
TCA
United States ammvy department
navy
United States Army
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