Canada must mobilize all citizens for total war
Mr Little outlined a national plan to organize Canadians for total war addressing manpower shortages across mining, steel, copper, and coal sectors. He warned of hardship and urged curtailment of less essential industries, promotion of women in war work, and efficiency gains, noting Vancouver and Sudbury cases and a surge in St John Ambulance examinations to date.
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Canadian Chamber of Comph
Canada
Little
National Selective Service
Sudbury
Niagara Peninsula
Ontario
Expo
Ihus
Ottawa
St John Ambulance Association
Association
HA. Bruce
Toronto
Alberta university to refuse talks with Japanese-origin students
Dr Robert Neston, president of the university, announced that authorities will not enter negotiations with students of Japanese origin who are Canadian nationals yet not residents of the province. This stance covers all such students. The professor stated this policy during a provincial advisory meeting.
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Egmonton
Alterta
Robert Neston
Victory Produce plan aids farmers in Victory Loan program
The War Finance Committee outlines a plan allowing Canadian farmers to pledge proceeds from sale of farm products to the Victory Loan while preserving working capital. Farmers, mothers, and youths can participate via signed victory tickets, with deductions redirected to provincial HQ and equivalent Victory Loan bonds issued.
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War Finance Committee
Ament
National War Finance Committee
Natinal War Finance
Edmonton Placing of Tracts in Prairie Provinces Oaths
G reg secretary improved in the past two E. Carpenter of Wa of the prairie division of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association said in an interview here Mr. Carpenter said he had been keeping in close touch with Ottawa and could say that the department of munitions and supply was doing its best to send war orders to the west.
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Edmonton
Prairie Provinces
Greg
E. Carpenter
Prairie
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Carpenter
Ottawa
Department of Munitions and Supply
West
Hitler Speech Aims To Sharpen German Confidence
British observers noted Hitler sought to reassure Germans that Allied and American resolve would waver as the war shifted. Goebbels claimed America hates Nazi Germany and pledged future food and material aid from occupied eastern territories, signaling a changing morale with optimistic forecasts.
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Goebbels
America
United States
Hitler
Ferry Pool marks third anniversary with 100000 planes delivered
London Air Transport Auxiliary celebrates three years of ferrying aircraft from factory to airfields across continents. More than 100000 planes, 225000 hours flown, and 117 machine types handled. About a quarter of pilots qualified to fly all types. many women pilots capable of handling fighters and twin motor bombers.
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London Air Transport Auxiliary
At.a
North America
Africa
Middle East
Malta
ATTA
France
One-Third Of Convoy Work By Canadian Navy
The Royal Canadian Navy now handles about one third of convoy work between Canada and Europe. Rumors of submarine landings are unconfirmed. The destroyer Assiniboine reportedly sank a submarine and captured its crew survivors.
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Hee
Royal Canadian
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Corve
Canada
Europe
Royal Canadian Navy
Macdonald
Hmcs. Asi
Assiniboine
Massacre Report Amid War News From Moscow and Odessa
Radio reports Romanian troops massacred Russians in Odessa, locking victims in barracks then blowing them up. Oil was poured on wreckage and bodies burned. In Ottawa, wheat storage figures show a week ending Sept 24 with 406,912,145 bushels, down from prior weeks. Labrador noted as closest North American mainland point to Europe.
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Radio
Moscow
Odessa
Axis
Black Sea
Ottawa
Ste
Dominion Bureau of Stati Ported
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Cnoiter
Hmcs
Assa
JH Stubbs
Kaslo
Canterbury
Royal Navy
HMS
London
Ftr
Navy
Labrador
Maine
H.M.C.S
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