Stranded in a Pacific War Raft Tale of Survival
The narrative recalls a 21 day ordeal at sea with three men drifting hundreds of miles to an obscure atoll. Winds and calms shifted, miscalculations of position haunted the crew, while sunburn and scurvylike wear increased. A coconut provides needed drink and oil as morale and strength wane.
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Dixon
Gene Aldrich
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Be Continued Tomorrow Teaser From 1942 Syndicate Note
A brief archival note from 1942 hints at continued coverage or release plans by The Celio Of Ee Pe Syndicate Inc. The fragment references forthcoming material and publication cadence.
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Ee Pe Syndicate, Inc
Advertising Barred From War Dept Mail
Washington AP reports circulars and advertising matter barred from the war department mail system to speed deliveries. A survey found over 200000 pieces of mail advertising in one month sent to the War Dept and over 106000 pieces received in a single day from one source.
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Soldier Sentenced To Die for Rape in Arizona
Private Francis A. Simes of Detroit was convicted by a general court martial of raping a 12-year-old girl and is sentenced to hang. He is the first U.S. soldier to receive a death sentence in the continental United States since the war.
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