The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
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THE WEATHER: Tonight:
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RIO DE JANEIRO-INs- Bra.
Eilian officials added nothing to-
day to the cryptic statement Of
Foreign Minister Oswaldo Aranha
that surprises win await any
Germans attempting 10 land on
Brazilian territory. They may
land but they viii never leave, a"
the foreign minister added. II
they escape our soldiers they will
not escape our climate"
CAlRO-INS- A demonstration
OF growing allied airpower in the
North African desert battle area
American made Baltimore and
Boston bombers. escorted by fight
or planes. roared over the city in
close formation. II was the great
est massing Of airpower in this
area, and crowds cheered the
American sirmen. But the shouts
were drowned out by the roar OF
more than a hundred motors.
WENDOVER, Utah-AP- Fire
swept through heavy Army
bomber as it was being refueled at
this western Utah air base, burning
10 death two aerial cadets. Pub
lie Relations officials named the
dead as: Henry W. Willis. Ford
City, Pa, and Charles C. Walker
Seattle, Wash.
JOHNSTOWN. Pap Paul
Wolford. merchant in Listle.
Somerset County, reported by tele-
phone that the locomotive of Bal
timer and Ohio Railroad coal train
exploded early today and the en-
gineer was KILLED The railroad
Office here was unable TO conhrm
the report, saying that communica.
tions to Listie had been disrupted.
OTTAWA-AP- The destroyer
Assiniboine YVES credited officially
today with having sunk a Nazi sub
marine, killed its commander and
captured the crew in a western At
Iantic battle described as but one
Of series wi successful actions
waged by the Royal Canadian
Navy against U-boats."
ANKARA-(Delayed) - AP -
Albanian authorities in refuge here
said today patriots had blown up
tank and machine repair factory
near Tirana. capital of the Italian
occupied nation destroyed Tirana
hotel and set fire to a Fascist wool
warehouse at Durrazzo in July and
August.
NEW YORK TNS-Mrs. Gloria
tMimD Baker Topping today con-
firmed reports she intends 10 in.
stitute divorce proceedings against
Lieut.. Henry J. tBob) Topping, tin
plate heir and now a member Of
the L. 5. Naval Air Corps.
PHILADELPHIA ms Amer
lean industry was warned today by
w u ltN NllAAi MA II W mo III H.
Bait that its burden will be in
creased next year when machines
begin to wear out. 1T will be patch
and pray next year Bait told mem
bers OF the Pennsylvania Electrical
Association. You will just patch
your broken-down machine and
pray that it won't break again
NINELAND. y. J-INS - En-.
ploycs Of the kimbe Glass Com
pany IN Niueland ended their IL
day strike today after placing their
demands for a 25-cents-an-hour
wage increase I'm the hands OF the
War Labor Board. The firm is work
ing on orders for the armed forces.
LONDON-lNS-The biggest and
most destructive bombs ever used
in warfare-ereat "four-tonners" ~
levelled a good square mile OF GER
man war plants IN two British
bombing raid on karlsruhe and
dusseldorf the air ministry re-
vealed today. The air ministry an
nounCemeut was accompanied with
photographs which clearly revealed
the tremendous damage wrought in
the crowded Industrial sections Of
the two Reich cities.
WASHINGTON-UP-Sen Har-
ry 5. Truman. D., Mo. warning Of
an acute beef shortage within
year said today an investigation
is underway to determine methods
OF preventing premature market.
ing Of western cattle. He said
cattlemnn ana feeders throughout
the Middle West had complained
that packers now are paying the
same prices for unfinished cattle
that they formerly pad for the
finished animals"
SCRANTON. Pa.-AP-Two Of.
ficials Of the Lackawanna Pants
Manufacturing Company were un.
der arrest today on charges Of con.
spiracy to defIaud the government
by selling privately hundreds Of
pairs Of trousers manufactured for
the Army.
PITTSBURGH-INS-The threat
OF strike of $1,000 employees OF
the Aluminium Company OF Amer
ca which existed for ethe past
month was definitely ended today
as officials OF the aluminium Work.
ers Union, CIO. agreed to abide BY
the War Labor Board decision
which denied them a demanded
dollar-a-day increase in pay.
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