Twelve Aides Aliso Give Up Hid Two Years
Tim Buck, longtime secretary of the Communist Party of Canada, surrendered to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police along with 12 others after the party was declared illegal. The group appeared with Buck at a Toronto lawyer’s office before proceeding to RCMP headquarters. Buck, who had been in hiding since the war began, would not reveal his location. Also surrendering were Stewart Smith, former Toronto alderman, Sam Carr, organizational secretary, Stanley Ryerson, Evariste Dube, Fred Rose, Henri …
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C.P
Tim Buck
Communist Party of Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Buck
Communist party
Canada
R.C.M.P
J. L. Cohen
Toronto
Cohen
W. A M. Kemp
western Ontaro
party of 13
Stewart Smith
Sam Carr
Stanley Ryerson
Evariste Dube
Fred Rose
Henri
Pilot killed near Beiseker in RAF crash
A pilot was killed and a student trainee seriously injured when their plane crashed near Beiseker on Thursday afternoon. Officials of the No 2 Wireless School RAF confirmed the fatalities and withheld names pending next of kin. The flyer killed was from Great Britain and the student was Canadian.
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CALGARY
Beiseker
No 2 Wireless School
RAF
Great Beta
Manpower Move Targets Less Essential Industries
Ottawa reports a cabinet framed order to drastically curtail or halt production in a wide range of less essential industries. The action, driven by immediate manpower needs, will free machinery and plant space for direct war purposes. The first move could come soon, with policy decisions pending at cabinet level.
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OTTAWA
Air Advances-Mouse to Brazil Flight Records Set
Colonel Armando Arargi boia, Brazilian air attache, discloses forty four small American airplanes will arrive in Rio de Janeiro under their own power. Fifty eight Brazilian pilots and mechanics will fly twenty two four place monoplanes and twenty five primary trainers from Fairchild in Maryland to Rio, a 9000 mile journey with minimal schedule deviation. This marks the largest flyaway delivery of US made aircraft to South America and reflects wartime disruption of plans.
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Armando Ararigboia
Rio de Janeiro
Fairchild
Hagerstown
South America
United States
Atlantic
Martial Law Enforced in Madagascar by British Forces
London reports British authorities have placed Madagascar under military rule to maintain order and administer the island while aiming for a friendly regime. French sovereignty remains. the French flag will fly. Up to 2000 Vichy French and local troops have withdrawn to the south, with Britain hoping for submission without further fighting. Reports on the status of capitulated defenders were not clear.
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LONDON
C.P
Madagascar
foreign office
France
department
Armand Annet
Devastating Raid On Japs Reports From Allied HQ
Allied fighter planes bombed Japanese communication sites in New Guinea and attacked shipping and shore installations. In New Britain, Flying Fortresses hit a 8000-ton cargo ship at Rabaul, which burned fiercely and may have sunk. patrol action persisted near Port Moresby and Wairopi amid ongoing efforts to repair a damaged bridge.
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ALLIED
Australia
New Guinea
ornein
Tuver ang
wiemon Islands
Hakoda
Port Moresby
Wairopi
Kumasi
torbeiwa
New Britain Island
moonigh
Rabaul
Karlsruhe Bombing Death Toll Reported In Zurich Dispatch
A Reuters report from Zurich quotes survivors of the Karlsruhe air raid estimating 8000 to 10000 residents killed. Eyewitnesses say two thirds of the city was razed or badly damaged, with industrial areas battered. The raid followed a Sept. 2 attack, with eight bombers lost in the operation on Karlsruhe and its railway shops.
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LONDON
Reuters
Zurich
Switzerland
Karlsruhe
Karis~the
Tanker Fights Off U-Boat in Atlantic Clash
BALIPAN Sept 25 A tanker battled a surfaced U-boat for hours using its deck gun and shelling to deter the sub as the vessel limped to port. One crew member Edward Dick 21 of Hull England died from burns later found in the after section after the ship resumed voyage.
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BALIPAN
Atlantic
Edward Dick
Hull
Eng
Reprimands Priest as Divorce Is Granted
Montreal report states Mr Justice Alfred Forest orders Rev. B Mateliorin to be severely reprimanded by ecclesiastical authorities for duties lapse in the 1916 marriage of Marguerita Glachello and Adolfo Carra, performed by Father Markhorini without parental consent.
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MONTREAL
Alfred Forest
B. Mateliorin
Marguerita Ernestina Glachello
Adolfo Martino Carra
Markhorini
DINGLE FOOT WARNS NAZIS NOT FOLDING
London September 25. Dingle Foot parliamentary under secretary for the Ministry of Economic Warfare said the Russian campaign strained Germany but warned there is no grounds for expecting a near term German internal collapse. He noted German domination of Tarsas is deficient in cotton wood and timber and that Germany has converted over 30 000 miles of Russian rail to standard gauge and is supplying locomotives and cars from its stretched transport system.
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LONDON
Dingle MM. Foot
ministry of economic warfare
Germany
Liberal Federation
RAF raids shift amid stormy weather over Europe
German planes bombed the southwest coast of England last night while the RAF did not follow up Wednesday's Flensburg raid due to continent weather. The government said German raids caused minimal damage and no casualties, one Naz plant was destroyed. Nazi communique spoke of harassing fights over the Baltic and North seas with six RAF planes claimed destroyed, while targets north of Falmouth and daylight strikes on Seaforth and Dymchurch, Kent, were reported with large fires. Dutch book ban tightens as Dik Troms Son is barred from public libraries.
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England
RAF
Flensburg
Germany
Baltic
North seas
Falmouth
Seaforth
Dymchurch
Kent
Ives Named Chief Justice of Alberta Court
Justice W C Ives appointed chief justice of the trial division of the Supreme Court of Alberta and C McLaurin of Calgary named puisne judge. Ives succeeds the late C R Mitchell. McLaurin replaces Ives. Ives, nicknamed the cowboy judge, was born in Compton Quebec and rose from ranching in South Alberta to McGill Law.
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OTTAWA
W. C. Ives
Supreme Court of Alberta and
Co. C. McLaurin
Calgary
justice department
Justice Ives
Hon
C. R. Mitchell
Mr. McLaurin
Ives
Onter
william
South Alberta
Compton
Que
Pincher Creek
McGill University
North West Territories
Kethbridge
aime
Conscleare and
Japanese Subs Operating In Atlantic In Contact With Axis
Tokyo reports Japanese naval forces are operating in the Atlantic in close cooperation with the Axis navies. A submarine reportedly called at a German base and then sailed for certain waters, signaling joint Axis activity. London observers doubt the feat's practicality, saying it would be propaganda reduce Allied warning.
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Atlantic
Axis
TOKYO
Russians Erase Threat By Taking Northwest Hills
Red army divisions held newly recaptured ground northwest of Stalingrad against German assaults and erased a flank threat by ousting invaders from several houses. Soviet forces reported savage fighting as they captured two hills, killed about 900 Germans, and destroyed tanks and infantry. The defense around Stalingrad stabilized after counter attacks.
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Henry C. Cassidy
Associated Press
OSCOW
A.P
Red army
Stalingrad
Six Appointed to Wartime Information Board in Ottawa
OTTAWA Sept 23. The wartime information board headed by Charles Vining of Montreal announced the appointment of six men to executive positions. Leo Casey of New York and Barry Sedgwick of Toronto will be based in New York. Others named are A D Dunton of Montreal B Ketchum of Toronto R B Perrault of Montreal and John C Porter of Toronto. The four based in Ottawa include Casey Sedgwick Dunton Ketchum Perrault Porter.
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OTTAWA
Charles Vining
Monreal
Leo Casey
New York
United States
Wendell Willkie
Barry Sedgwick
Toronto
Standard Radio, Ltd
CFRB
Canadian Association of Broadcasters
Casey
Sedgwick
A. D. Dunton
Montreal
Montreal Standard
7. B. Ketchum
the
University of Toronto
R. B Perrault
Cumming-Perrault Ltd
Simpsons, Ltd
Toronto Star
Unruly mobs gunned by airplanes in India unrest
New Delhi reports say machine guns fired from airplanes gunned down mobs during the post arrest unrest after Br Gandhi’s detention. An eastern frontier zone saw mass disturbances as trains were halted by flares and gunfire. Railway lines were cleared by air assault.
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NEW DELHY
C.P Reuters
Br. K. Gandhi
Adan F. Hartley
India
council of state today
Regina Airport to See $59,000 Extensions
Regina air board announces extensions and alterations to the city airport costing more than 59 thousand dollars. A 15 thousand square yard addition will widen the concrete apron, extending eastward over a section of Regina Avenue to accommodate rising air traffic, per Ottawa transport department notification.
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REGINA
Regina avenue
D. A. R. McCannel
Regina Air Board
department of transport
Ottawa
Albertans Commissioned Pilot Officers in RCAF
London dispatch cites Royal Canadian Air Force headquarters announcing during the last week the commissioning of pilots D. E West from Edmonton M. R. McCullagh of Rocky Rapids and D. A Macleod of Edmonton as pilot officers in the Royal Canadian Air Force.
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LONDON
G.P. Cable
Royal Canadian Air Force
D. E West
Edmonton
M. R. McCullagh
Rocky Rapids
D. A Macleod
Army cancels Louk Conn fight over army standards
Washington Sept 25 The War Secretary Beary Stimson canceled arrangements for the October 17 heavyweight championship between Louk and Billy Conn saying the standards and interests of the army do not permit the proposed contest. Also reports from various fronts note Chinese forces attacking water towns near Rinhwa and several positions captured from the Japanese. Firefighters escaped death in a Toronto blaze that caused heavy damage, while Alberta Liberals announce organization work and King to address the Canadian Federation of Labor convention in Toronto. Brooklyn and Boston tied 5-3 in the 16th inning as pennant hopes hinge on late-game drama.
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LOUIS CONN
WASHINGTON
lWar
Beary Stimson
Jor Louk
Billy Conn
FAP FORT
CHUNGRING
Ssinevang
Rinhwa
Chekiane
TORONTO
Albert Lattimer
Metals and Allery Ltd
Lorenzo
ALBERTA
EDMONTON
Montgomery
Wetaskiwin
Alberta Liberal Association
Eridaw
Liberal party
KING
LABOR FEDERATION
OTTAWA
C.P
Mackenzie King
Canadian Federation of Labor
Mitchell
ako
BROOKLYN
BOSTON
Brooklyn Dadrers
Reston
Herald
St Louis Cardinals
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D.M Dueran
Roper
CCP
Edmonton Journal
Soviet
Russia
Stalingrac
RAF Keens
Netherlands
Campbell McLaurin
Trial Court Bench
Indian Ocean
admiralty
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Atlantie
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Berlin
Volga River
Konstantin Simonov
New Yorker
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