Americas nutrition woes and war news across Europe
Reports to the USDA say most continental Europe still has enough food to last until new crops. Italy suffers most outside German looted areas, fats are scarce. Roosevelt warns millions of Americans are undernourished due to lack of food and poor diet. Ireland’s stance on WWII draws comment. Pecos flood concerns span Carlsbad to Roswell, with Alamogordo dam easing lower valley floods. Thanksgiving dates shift. Britain’s naval power shown sinking Bismarck after Hood loss. Crete battle continues with reinforcements on both sides. Also legal notice from New Mexico and obituary of John Mayhew’s father in Virginia.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
Italy
Germany
Pecos
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Carlsbad
Las Cruces
Roswell
Hondo
Fort Sumner
Alamogordo
Albuquerque Journal
Unity of Action Aims At Coordinated Export Controls Across Americas
The United States seeks unity of action with other American republics on export controls. Brazil, Colombia and Cuba have close approximations of US controls, requiring licenses for arms and strategic materials. Argentina, Chile, Guatemala and El Salvador also regulate war materials. The plan includes buying from neighbors and issuing general licenses for US materials, to conserve vital resources and block Axis access.
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United States
Brazil
Colombia
Cuba
Argentina
Chile
Guatemala
el Salvador
Memorial Day wreaths and flowers at Cobean Stationery
For Memorial Day we offer a beautiful line of wreaths and flowers at Cobean Stationery Company. Call 166 for orders and details.
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Cobean Stationery Company
British and Axis Shipping Clash in North Africa Drive
Reports say German and Italian forces reinforce for an intensified push toward the Suez Canal while Britain vows active resistance. Axis losses include an 18,000-ton liner and several tankers sunk. Italian divisions surrender near Addis Ababa. Allied fleet, led by cautious pursuit of the Prinz Eugen, girds for a decisive sea battle as Roosevelt pledges help.
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Crete
London Admiralty
Libya
Admiralty
Tripoli
Germany
Italy
North Africa
Suez Canal
Lakes
Addis Ababa
Britain
Bismarck
Prinz Eugen
Rosevelt
Bergen
Norway
Atlantic
Allied and Axis responses mix after U.S. speech
Reports from Mexico City Rio de Janeiro Ottawa and more note varied reactions to a White House address. Pro allied papers hailed U S support while Vichy and some financial quarters questioned impact on Japan U S trade. Also announced birth Sharon Gay to Roy and Mrs Wilson of Anthony New Mexico with grandparents listed.
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America
Britain
Mexico City
Avila Camacho
Padilla
Vichy
State Department
Washington
White House
France
Germany
Rio de Janeiro
Correio Camanha
United States
Ottawa
W. L. MacKenzie King
Roy G. Wilson
Anthony, New Mexico
Sharon Gay
C. H. Wilson
North
Kansas Avenue
Classifieds fragment shows phone numbers and contact line
A fragmentary classified notice mentions contact details with phone numbers 166 and 5-2613c and invites readers to phone for listings or ads. The readable text is sparse, offering no clear action, date, or entity beyond contact methods.
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Ireland
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Section
Township 15
Range
Chaves County
District Court
National Bank of Topeka
National Banking Corporation
Margaret M. Morgen
Zenia A. Hughes
John Mayhew
Virginia
Roanoke
Mayhew
Gwendolyn Greiner
Baltimore, Md
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Ford Trucks
Andersons Gardens
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eSene
Ingraham
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