Under Fire SYNOPSIS shows wartime peril and romance with spies
The installment centers on Ethel Wil ehby Henry Streetman and Cape arty Kennond amid a Belgian inn siege. German occupation looms as Captain Redmond and Charlie Brown confront a French spy in a tense, dangerous night. A peasant warns of invasion while Innkeeper Christophe struggles to protect his family and lodgers.
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Ethel Wilehby
Henry Streetman
Capearty Kennond
Chara Tere Felie Gered Wasetefl
Charles Brown
New York
Tethel
Sir George's Horsebelt
Streaman
Termarepy
Redmond
England
Fin
Streetman
Crete
Hthei
Brussels
Omer
Redman
Charlie Brown
Anny
Sue
Madame
Lorde
Henri Christophe
Volla
Christophe
Toenkeeper
Vor Bronig
Larry Thetnold
Cajgrata Kark
Larry
Larry Tol
Victor
Ain
Luentenant Baum
Tieutenant Tallin
Baday
Ethel
Henry Christophe
Madame de Lorde Faces German Officers in Critical Plot
Madame de Lorde may maneuver to outwit German officers and win a chance to relay crucial information to the French, advancing her dangerous mission as the storyline continues.
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Madame de Lorde
Nations form Naval Council to plan sea warfare
Washington reports the formation of a six nations Naval Council to coordinate operations against Germany. France, Britain, the United States, Italy, Japan, and one more will be represented by high naval and military leaders. The council aims to outline wartime plans and foster allied cooperation in European waters.
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Washington
Lian
Baiin
Wbied Jouw Francoy
Ungland
Sugden
Tary Counel
Prance
Te Counel
Marine
Japan
Ae Bnei
Peanee
United Stars
France
Jules Cels
Dent la Marine
Leban
Baglin
Bric Geddes
Sdwuralty
John Jellicoe
Unitad
Arhiiral Benet
Oper Tions
Sime
Wartime food duties and the US pitch on equity
Wartime article discusses rationing and consumer duties, urging Americans to eat less and share resources. It emphasizes fairness and national duty to feed the world, warning against selfish behavior that raises costs and harms relief efforts.
Italians Sink Two Warships in Bold Torpedo Strike
Reported action details Italian torpedo boats under Admiral Litta-Vannutelli and Bevel Allendeche of the Thalian embassy crossed into the Trieste area and fired torpedoes at two Austrian Monarch class warships. Torpedoes struck targets as heavy artillery concentrated on the attacking boats. All units returned safely to base. A protest over passenger-rate hikes moves toward Washington, while a Chicago bank heist nets 46,000 dollars. Meeker of St Louis named minority on the House suffrage committee.
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von Hraig
Pen
Leneth
Seine Marie ‘Aristiphe
Louis Teri Christophe
Christophe
Ute Jesche
von Brenig
Schmidt
Suelo
Sir Thong
Magar
Brenne
Trent Christoph
Gramml
Cole
Severmeney
Liele
Heathil
Dinveda
Howe Christophe
Jeanie
Kristophe
Barry
Washingto Lupr
L. Vannutelli
Bevel Alldeche
Thalian
Fas
Ipod
Miovy
Dee
Orbar
Trieste
Tyon
Mules by the Pound Sell in Johnson County
In Benton Illinois reports mules sold by the pound. W T Jolley sold a span of mules at 15 cents per pound and the sale price was four dollars more than his asking price.
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Benton
Johnson County
W. T. Jolley
Jolley
Penny Brigade to Fight Penny Shortage in War Effort
Caele Sam urges eBoys Scouts to form a penny brigade with uniformed boys marching to relieve a nationwide penny famine. Postmaster W B Carle of Chicago proposes children convert pennies to dollars at home and spend or circulate them through local shops, asserting the drive will aid war conditions and that government urges pennies be minted faster.
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Caele Sam
Joni
Ilo
W. B. Cariile
Chicago
Cardle
Scouts Brave War Effort As Loyal Helpers
Readers reflect on the disciplined role of boy scouts in wartime civic duties. Elders praise their service guiding crowds, aiding police, and supporting Liberty loan drives. The piece weighs recognition and appropriate rewards for their steadfast contributions.
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Berjin
Scouts Always Make Good
Prominent Birmingham citizen lauds Boy Scouts of America for taking food conservation duties. He praises scouts for responsibility and reliability, stating they never fail to show up when expected and are a strong force in supporting government efforts.
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Ste
Prayer and thrift drive in Scout club letter
A Chicago boy scout named A Page sends a letter quoting a kindergarten prayer with wartime jabs at the Kaiser and calling for action. Milwaukee Troop 82 forms a Boy Scouts Saving club to promote thrift among troops. deposits start at 50 cents, with 8 percent interest, handled by National Exchange Bank.
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Scout A. Page
Chicago
Chicago Herald
Boy Scouts Saving Club
Milwaukee
National Exchange Bank
Scouts Find Whisky Cache Near Dartford Washington
A group of boy scouts hiking near Dartford Washington found a cache of whisky and alerted police. Capt George Miles of Spokane directed the boys to stay. officers and detectives recovered over 100 bottles of liquor from seven sacks and transported them to the station.
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Dartford
Wash
George Miles
Spokane
Greyhound
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