A Caribbean Conspiracy Aboard A Hotel Romance
Anne Heywood, daughter of a New York publisher, travels to Puerto Ideo with reporter Pete Wilcox. On the ship she meets Miguel Valera and German agent Taussig and watches covert moves at the hotel, including Taussig’s airport-like secrecy and Sue Porter Latimer’s schemes to influence Russell Porter. Anne investigates Taussig while navigating wartime intrigue and hotel terrace encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Heywood
New York
Puerto Ideo
Pete Wilcox
Araly
Miguel Valera
Richard Taussiz
Puerto Rico
Vhe
Anne
Taussig
Room
Room 108
Pete
Arne
Sue Porter
Sue Lattimer
Miss Oakley
Fashionable School For
Sue
Russell Porter
Pussell
Tropics
Mr. Taussig
Russell
M. T
Richard Taussig
Imego Gongaro
Annie
Granada
Dinner on the Island Reveals Hidden Truths and Tense Entanglements
Anne Heywood faces a tangled evening as Miguel Valera and Don Diego Gongaro host dinner with Graciela and the enigmatic Richard Taussig. Anne senses unseen connections between Taussig and her father’s papers, while Graciela’s disdain and Miguel’s politeness hint at layered motives. The meeting leaves Anne unsure if Miguel’s invitation was mere courtesy or a veil for deeper interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miguel Valera
Anne
Diego Gongora
Graziela
Miguel
Pete Wilcox
Fuerto Rico
Diego Gongaro
Richard Taussig
Miss Heywood
Graciela
Mr. Valera
Good Neighbor and Humane Bombing in Wartime Debate
A collection of wartime commentaries discusses the Good Neighbor policy and Argentina's stance with respect to Axis relations, plus a call for humane precision bombing to spare civilians. Churchill's 1917 insights on air power are cited, arguing bombing should target transportation and factories rather than terrorize civilians. Regulation W is praised by merchants for enforcing down payments on durable goods, while U S air forces plan targeted strikes on Germany's synthetic fuel plants. The piece also notes manpower shifts and diplomatic nuances around embassies in wartime.
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State Department
Argentina
Stalin
Willkie
Moscow
Wilkie
Ams
United States
Germany
Europe
Churchill
Winston Churchill
England
RAF
Hitler
Reclaiming Rubber from Old Tire Casings and Tubes
Rubber reclaiming has relied mainly on old tire casings and tubes as chief sources because these items are easier to collect. The passage notes that rubber in general can be reclaimed from varied articles, though collection ease drives use of tires and tubes.
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Balt Lake
Salt Lake
Angus
South Main
Salt Fake
Pa Pardee
Sole
Lake City
Cevatat White Salt & Chemical Co
So State
Salt Lake City
Vere Hansen RA
Morgan Motor & Finance CO
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