Conspiracy unfolds in Puerto Rico with danger and intrigue
Anne Heywood, daughter of a New York publisher, travels to Puerto Rico for a newspaper assignment and becomes entangled with Miguel Valera and Richard Taussig, a Nazi agent. As night deepens, Anne and Miguel confront surveillance, danger, and a tense chase through shadowed streets while Army Intelligence watches Taussig and suspects Valera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annne Heywood
New York
Puerto Rico
Miguel Valera
Richard Taussig
Anne
Taussig
Miguel Velera
Pete
Valera
United States
Graciela Gangaro
Sue Porter
Annie
Old Guard
Army
la Senorita Rubia
Allen Street
Bray Street
The
Granada
Pete Wilcox
San Joan
Paris
Marseilles
Tunis
New World
Miguel
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Army air forces brother visit in Sioux City. Russell Wenger from Elgin promoted to Seaman First Class serving in the South Pacific. Staff Sgt Aldean Trudo visits Rome writing of the pope blessing catacombs and ancient graves seen in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle
Sioux City
Corp
Irvin Olson
Army Air Forces
Russell Wenger
Chas. Wenger
Elgin
Russell
South Pacific
Rome
Aldean
Trudo
Elmer Trudo
Farm Mortgage Debt Fluctuates From 1916 to 1942
The farm mortgage picture shows 6.8 billion dollars in 1916, rising to a peak of 10.9 billion in 1922, then steadily declining to 6.5 billion dollars by 1942 according to Commerce Department records. The trend reflects wartime contrasts and evolving agricultural credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Weigh Milk First Step in Cattle Feed Rationing
The key first step in rationing dairy feed is to weigh the milk produced by each cow in the herd to assess output.
Waste Paper Goes to War in the World War’s Paper Plan
The text extols paper as the indispensable ally of soldiers from draft card to discharge, noting paper in barracks, equipment, and meals, and even in battle plans and orders. It claims peace terms were signed on paper, highlighting paper’s central role in military life and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eo Axis
Woman Spy Marie Tichelly Sells Out Son and Regiment
A historical recount of Marie Tichelly, French citizen and plant worker, who spied for Germany. Her letters revealed military details about the 117th Infantry, leading to arrest after over seizing a stamp test. She faced the guillotine as punishment for betraying her son and soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Marie Tichelly
Marie
Marie Tichelly
Germany
Song
Gruber
France
117Th Infantry
Vincennes
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PRN
Brenda Conrad
Ther
U. S. Army
Puertono
Richard Tavasig
Wola
Sue
Tenstig
Miguel Valers
Diego Gongaro
Graciela
Will—Anne
Pete Wieox
Forta Jeza
Mr. Taussig
B.C
B. C
Egypt
Vatican
Pvt
Doyle Bennett
Clermont
Hea Nn
Eata
India
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