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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1944

Page

2

Caribbean Conspiracy in a Puerto Rican Summers Tale

Anne Heywood, daughter of a wealthy newspaper publisher, travels to Puerto Rico with her Rome-style intrigue as Miguel Valera is implicated by U. S. officer Taussig. Russell and Taussig scheme to obtain plans while Anne plans a risky midnight transfer. Sue warns, and Carlos Valera’s network looms as the war department weighs Valera’s loyalty.

Anne Heywood Puerto Rman Pete Wilts U. 8 Army Tel Valera United States Rd Taussig Russell Sue Barbara French Sue's Ely Tropics Sue Porter Anne Zie Barbara Consolidated Miguel Valera Casi

Dinner on the terrace seals a vow of love

Anne and Miguel share a moonlit terrace moment amid danger and intrigue. He asks her to stay and marry him, pledging love and safety while weighing the risks. She accepts with a tender, hopeful yes as the night deepens and the couple contemplates a future together.

Anne Miguel Graciela Central Pete Wilcox Wilcox Sue Porter Mr. Taussig Russell Taussig Sue

Gasoline From Farm Crops Sparks Postwar Glee and Goad

A humorous contemplation on chemists proposing fuel from cane sugar corn stalks and vegetables. The piece jokes about turning pumpkins and tomatoes into gas, the agricultural shift to fuel production, and the odd implications for everyday life and dining.

American Chemists Society America

Rebirth of Home Cooking Amid High Dining Costs

The piece laments rising restaurant prices since Pearl Harbor and scarce waitstaff, praising home cooking as a standout budget saver. It notes dining out costs have doubled, while service quality declines, making the home kitchen a valued, practical choice. It frames the skilled home cook as finally celebrated.

Anzio Port Runs Like a Busy Office Under Fire

Ernie Pyle reports how the Fifth Army beachhead at Anzio keeps a wrecked port functioning with organized offices, charts, and supply chains. Major Charles Monnier leads engineers turning chaos into order while Quartermaster crews improvise to protect gasoline dumps and run a bakery, laundry, salvage depot, and cemetery amid shelling and destruction.

Fifth Army Italy Anzio New York Licata Sicily Col Charles Monnier Dixon and Tremont Ill Africa Colonel Monnier Quartermaster Corps Cornelius Holcomb Seattle Fifth

Shadow-box cupboard makes a homey display piece

Ruth Wyeth Spears shows a light and sturdy shadow-box cupboard that elevates a few books china and bric a brac. It fits on a table chest or desk and requires little skill or tools to build. Pattern 264 with full materials list and directions costs 15 cents.

Nicknames for German forces shift from Hans to Jerry to Kraut

In wartime slang, the term Hans fell out of use in the rear, Jerry dominated early, and Kraut emerged in recent months as the front line term. The pattern shows how enemy nicknames evolve with the conflict and audience.

Hans Jerry

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