Gold Digger Lt Clarice Masson Pursues Overseas Action
Lt Clarice Masson a WAC and former secretary turned gold prospector seeks active service overseas. The narrative notes her field work at Dugway and Fort Oglethorpe and mentions her desire for combat assignments amid military testing environments and officer candidate processes.
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Wac
Clarice Masson
Fornia Gold Country
Gold Run
Calif
Masson
Courtland
Senael
Fort Oglethorpe
Mas Stothe
Peaing Ground
Chemical Warfare Service
OCS
Oglethorpe
Daytona Beach
Fla
Conrtated
Night pursuit tracks loom in Arctic mystery
Colin Rae warns Dr. Benedict to hide his part in Dove's smuggling as Blair fears Nate and Irina entanglements. Rae follows Dove across Hudson Bay by dogsled, reading a mosaic air map that hints Nazis plan reconnaissance and a strike on America. He camps on a rocky point preparing to confront Dove.
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Nate
Irina
Colin
Blair
Olsen
Dave
Rod
Rodney
Golin
Dr. Benedict
Dove
Colin Rae
Benedict
Rae
Ene
Trans
Selkirk
Mounties
Jonathan Dove
Célin
America
Acc
Learmonth
Jonathan
New Plea for Rome Is Made
Pope Pius XII urged peace and warned that victory at any cost could prolong the war. In an Italian broadcast he said those who would strike at Rome commit matricide and would bear responsibility to future generations. He appealed for restraint and protection of Rome from air raids.
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Pugh Moore
London
Prus XII
College of Cardinals
Rome
Pius
Rayburn to Be Keynoter
Across the Democratic scene at the Maryland convention Rayburn was named as a keynote speaker as factions debated unpledged delegates to influence the Chicago convention. Indiana Republicans chose 22 delegates in district caucuses without voting instructions. The National Socialist party opened a three day convention in Reading Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Maryland
Rayburn
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
James M Tutker
Indiana
Chicago
National Socialist Party
Reading
Washington
John B. Quinn
Harold E. Stassen
Nebraska
Thomas E. Devwrey
New York
Water tunnels plunge to 750 feet beneath New York City
Water tunnels descend as deep as 750 feet under New York City, revealing the scale of the city’s hidden infrastructure and the engineering effort required to supply its population.
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New York City
Flying Cross Awarded to Two Airmen in New Guinea
Staff Sgt. Boyd H. Lewellen of Alto and Sergeant J. T. Parks of Stevenson receive the Distinguished Flying Cross for extraordinary achievements. Lt. Gen. George C. Kenney announces the award as commander of Allied air forces in the Southwest Pacific.
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New Guinea
Boyd H. Lewellen
Alto
J. T. Parks
Stevenson
Ala
George C. Kenney
Allied Air Forces
Southwest Pacific
Fifth to Die From Selma Wreck Near Catherine
Mrs. Ira May Smith of Meridian Mississippi died at a local hospital this morning from injuries in an auto wreck near Catherine last Tuesday. Her death is the fifth fatality from the mishap.
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Selma
Ala
Ira May Smith
Meridian
Miss
Catherine
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