Food pool for Europe foreshadows postwar aid push
In St James's Palace London Britain's allied conference pledges a great pool of food and supplies for European rehabilitation at war's end. The move aims to fuel postwar recovery and unite nations behind the Atlantic charter while forecasts warn of widespread hunger and economic chaos if aid is delayed. Ivan Maisky urges proper allocation of resources to free Europe from Nazi oppression as Red Army efforts in Ukraine and the Caucasus loom large.
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Mock invasion repelled in Chiapas frontier war games
In a 30 mile front along the Suchiate border city in Chiapas state two infantry battalions repelled a simulated invasion from central America during Mexican army maneuvers along the Guatemala frontier. The war games concluded today, according to military headquarters.
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Refugee Poisoning Murder Itself in Mexico City
Police say secret agents confirmed the fatal poisoning of German Jewish refugee Ermes Mitchell, found in the floating gardens suburb last Friday. Initial reports had suggested Gestapo involvement, but authorities now declare it a murder.
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Mexico to receive over 60 planes by November
Mexico will have more than 60 first line military planes by November 20, according to military aviation commander General Robert Fierro. An additional 160 new military planes from the United States are expected by year end.
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Best Lobo Kicker Is Without Toes
Ben Agajanian at New Mexico will kick this fall with a special shoe after losing all toes in an elevator accident last spring. He outperformed other backs in a kicking test yesterday.
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America Firsters Defend Lindbergh Over Race Issue
Chicago report says the America First committee blames others for injecting race into war debate. The national committee defends Charles A. Lindbergh after a Des Moines address accusing the British, Jewish and Roosevelt administration of promoting active belligerency.
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Fights Last Night Boxing Results Tie to City Venues
In Chicago Tony Cianciola Martin outpointed Coley Welch in Portland, Maine. Lem Franklin stopped Tony Mus in Cleveland. The World Series Play by play was broadcast from the Norton Hotel Cocktail Lounge with Lions Club support and Weaver Hedgcoxe announcing.
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