Design for Escape Part VI Conclusion Traps Nazis with Swiss Sentries
Don, Gisa, and Bill flee occupied France using forged papers and a staged romance. A tense border crossing succeeds after a bluff about a powerful ally, and the trio reaches safety in a Rolls Royce. The Old Man rewards Don with a raise, while Gisa hints at a refugee marriage to Bill.
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Sacred music programs at three local churches
The Cosmopolitan Sacred Orchestra will perform sacred music at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Asbury Methodist Church with violinist Deva Mazzella as soloist. The Mission choir debuts a Father's Day program at 7:45 p.m. tomorrow at Mountain Mission led by Rev. Hobson D. Fisher. A Father’s Day program is set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at Oak Hill Gospel Tabernacle near Ruffner Hollow, featuring the Happy Four quartet and Pvt. Ralph Young, USMRG, as a performer.
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Migel Medal Awarded to Henry Ford for Blind Services
The Migel medal for outstanding service to the blind was given to Henry Ford for pioneering industrial jobs for sightless workers. Helen Keller presented the award. Florence B Trader also received a Migel medal for aiding the blind in Cincinnati. A separate note: Kenneth Sullivan and Paul Morris, Winter Park youths, fished from a tiny boat. Morris caught a large bass but there was no room, Sullivan swam ashore and Morris brought the bass to shore in the boat.
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U S Must Revise Tariff To Meet Trade Conditions
Wendell L. Willkie argues afterwar economies likely state controlled, urging the United States to revise tariffs and cooperate on international currency stabilization. He urges open trade, reciprocal agreements, and a move toward a uniform code for international economic relations through the United Nations council, warning against global blocs and protectionism.
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Republicans Urge Investment in Development and Knowledge Transfer
The speech argues that ten-year financial planning can be managed by existing banks and stresses long term investment in undeveloped nations. It warns against economic imperialism and promotes US technical know-how as a path to global development, countering fears of threat to American growth.
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Two Dollar Bills in Demand on Mexican Border
El Paso Texas June 16 the two dollar bill becomes the main exchange medium as banks struggle to meet demand exchange booths offer one percent discounts. Axis currency controls and a US Mexico agreement push $2 bills across the border with Juarez and El Paso as key hubs.
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South Africa Studies Stock Disposal Plan
South Africa is studying options to allot surplus war stocks to dealers on a proportional basis while preventing speculation and undue advantage to imports during a set period. Officials aim to fix prices and ensure orderly allocation.
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