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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
6
If you bake at home we have prepared and will send absolutely free to you a yeast recipe book full of Oven Scones Cheese Puffs Honey Pecan Buns Coffee Cakes and Rolls. Drop a card with your name and address to Standard Brands Inc. 691 Washington St. New York City.
A historical quotation attributed to Theodore Roosevelt emphasizes lifelong willingness to risk body and life for a just cause, stating no man is worth his salt without constant preparedness to sacrifice in defense of a higher aim.
Joan Leland, secretary, loves Hari Miler, a night club owner, who shoots his partner and threatens her to keep silent. FBI agent Paul Sherman reveals he is Paul O Malley, traps the spy ring, while Joan and Paul uncover evidence aboard a ship. Joan shoots Karl to save Paul as a submarine looms for bomber plans. They escape in a lifeboat. Sybil is missing. Patricia betrays Paul.
Joan, Paul, and Thomas hide in Mazatlan as Karl Miller’s espionage ring hunts them. A mysterious American, Mulford, connects with Joan, who explains Karl’s reach, Paul’s FBI pursuit, and Thomas’s risky plan to flee. The trio faces danger, uncertain safety, and lingering pursuit as the spy drama continues.
Mon to Sat he is a willing subject for six captions, then on Sun he wears his cap and shows a V for victory. He adores adorning kitchen towel racks and, with quick stitches, becomes a decorative cat. He also stars on panholders with Hip Hip Hooray.
An army air force wind tunnel at Wright Field near Dayton uses a 40 000 horsepower AC induction motor to generate a 400 mile per hour wind, the largest of its kind. The ad promotes Camels as the preferred cigarette for Navy and other service members, urging readers to send Camel cartons to armed forces members and noting local dealers feature cartons for delivery.
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