Ministers to Britain for consultations near January session
Prime Minister King announced that parliament will adjourn for the regular session until early January unless an emergency or major war developments arise. Defence and agriculture ministers will travel to England to confer with British leaders and assess food and defence needs.
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German Planes London Expert Report on Downed German Aircraft
British air experts who examined many German planes shot down over Britain found German aircraft generally well built with good materials and finish. Heinkel night bombers predominated at night and Junkers 88s in daylight, while Messerchmitts were not as maneuverable as Spitfires or Hawker Hurricanes. The Junkers 88 dive bomber reportedly doubled its free machine guns, and German designers add armor and armament to reduce losses in the Battle of Britain.
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Canada to build own airplane engines for RAF planes
Ottawa reports Canada will produce airplane engines domestically rather than importing from England and the United States. Existing aircraft for the Royal Air Force have frames shipped overseas while engines are distilled in England amid strained English production.
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Czernin Predicts Balkan Final War Phase
London Count Edmund Czernin a diplomat and scholar said in an interview that the last phase of the war will be fought in the Balkans with Russia opposing Nazi forces sweeping eastward toward her wheat fields of the Ukraine.
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Ottawa meeting outlines unemployment insurance plans
Dr. Joseph Sirois heads the commission and met with Robert J. Tallon and Allan M. Mitchell in Ottawa to discuss organization. They expect to staff several hundred permanently in Ottawa and to establish employment offices in each province with a national advisory board as an early necessity.
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Red Cross Prepares Strategic Points In Canada
Dr F W Routley national Red Cross commissioner says Canada is not neglected and preparations are made for Pacific and Atlantic coasts with large supplies stored at strategic points. Navy Minister Macdonald to inspect western Canada naval establishments and RCNV facilities on the Pacific coast.
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United States Plans Two Ocean Navy Expansion
The U S Navy will form a patrol force of over 125 ships in the Atlantic to complement the Pacific fleet. Rear Admiral Hayne Ellis will command, with vessels including aging battleships, carriers Wasp and Ranger, destroyers, and cruisers. Plans seek unified command and a Newfoundland base as part of a broader two ocean defense effort.
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Censors Remove Mail From Dixie Clipper
The Dixie clipper arrived at La Guardia with five passengers and 2,500 pounds of mail. Censors removed two tons of mail at Bermuda.
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Visit From King George In London Colonial Office Tour
King George makes his first London visit to the colonial office since accession. Lord Lloyd, colonial secretary, accompanies the King on an inspection of historical records in the office.
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Blockade Successmail in Wartime Economy
Parliament figures minister Hugh Dalton warns Britain’s blockade shows notable success after a year, while Germany and Italy face shortages in oil alloys rubber lead copper and textiles. He cites Nazis exhausting looted oil and the need to supply overrun countries, but expects Europe to avoid famine this winter if distribution is fair.
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Abandon Plan London Suspends Child Evacuation
The government suspends the children's overseas evacuation scheme due to Atlantic crossing dangers in the season. The plan is not abandoned and may resume next spring with thousands more children sent to Canada the United States and Australia to homes away from German bombing. Losses like the City of Benares showed the risk of submarines in the gale season even in convoy.
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Scientific Advisory Committee Formed to Aid War Effort
London viewers note that Great Britain has established a Scientific Advisory committee to strengthen the war effort. Eminent scientists will join government work to advise the cabinet on scientific problems, assist in selecting experts for investigations, and alert officials to new scientific or technical developments impacting Britain’s war conduct.
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Plan for storing surplus wheat by merchants
Ottawa announces a plan for farmers to deliver wheat to merchants as security for accounts, with merchants acting as warehousemen and later delivering to elevators in the farmer’s name. The scheme preserves the producer’s title and permits payment to the merchant via the Wheat Board, aiming to clarify storage arrangements and overcome quota concerns. The minister notes ongoing discussions to address participation certificates and quotas and to ensure merchant responsibility and producer payment.
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Italian fleet keeps clear of British Navy
British warships conducted a 1,800 mile Mediterranean and Aegean sweep from Sept 29 to Oct 2, bagging four enemy bombers but failing to force the Italian fleet to engage. Anti aircraft fire and fighter planes repelled raids, with one air raid causing a death at sea and two enemy airmen dying after bailouts.
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Romania to Receive Nazi Military Training
German experts will train the Romanian army in tank and aircraft use and motorized tactics. Plans include restoring German influence in key cities by placing German minority members in municipal roles. Romania is divided into three districts with gauleiter leaders and minority press and admin units.
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Navy to expand fleet with 15 yacht conversions
Canadian Navy plans 15 large ocean going yachts converted for anti submarine patrol use. Navy Minister Macdonald announced the expansion in a press conference and said the vessels will be renamed after Canadian animals.
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Eclipse observers hampered by clouds at Brown and NatGeo outposts
Reports from Brown University and the National Geographic Society indicate cloud cover spoiled preparations to observe the October 1 eclipse. In Hamilton Ontario, two more students were suspended for refusing patriotic exercises, bringing suspensions to 26.
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