Puerto Rico Intrigue Shapes Anne Heywood Affair
Anne Heywood, a New York paper publisher’s daughter, travels to Puerto Rico on assignment and encounters Miguel Valera and Richard Taussig. Taussig, a Naz agent, pursues covert plans as Anne forms a wary bond with Pete Wilcox while investigating Taussig and navigating family and military intrigue on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Heywood
New York News
Puerto Rico
Miguel Valera
Richard Toussig
Anne
Taussig
Naz
Not Going Home Pete Seizes San Juan Clubroom
Anne resists Pete Wilcox’s demand to fly out on tomorrow’s Clipper. He warns the place is a powder keg amid Taussig, Diego Gongaro, Miguel Valera, and Salvatore Vegas links. She defies him, declares independence, and leaves in a blaze of anger as the scene ends with TO BE CONTINUED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Miguel Valera
Pete
States
Wilcox
Miguel
Don Alvaro
Miguel Abra
Senor
Don
Senorita
Don Alvaroz
Graciela
Pete Wilcox
General Headquarters
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Old Morro
Iron Lung
Mortimer St. Clair de Woe
C.O
Hezekiah
Borinquen
Senate of
United States
Taussig
Senate
Old Iron Lung
Tortilla Cay
Mr. Taussig
Miss Heywaod
Granada
Isla Grande
la Perla
Viego Rum Company
George
Valera Cenastral
Alvaro Miguel Valera Y Delgado
Bar of la Rosa
Salvatore Vegas
Salvatore
Valera
Anne Heywood
Atlantic
New York
Diego Gongaro
Abeao
Sue’ Porter
Sanita
Peter Wilcox
San Juan
News Of Our AS Men In France And Beyond
Letters from servicemen in France and elsewhere share news of daily Fourth of July celebrations in foxholes and woodland France. Michael Blockhus Jr in France notes the noise and asks his parents to write. Pic Emery C. Landsgard reports apple orchards and green meadows amid few cattle. Cpl. Lantz in France has served in four countries and earned two campaign stars for Africa and Sicily. Yeoman 2/c Gordon Zurbriggen, in the North Atlantic, makes port in England after promotion. Harold Asmus from Rome recounts a papal audience and souvenirs on the way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Michael Blockhus, Jr
M. J. Blockhus
Elgin
Mike
Susan
Pic
Emery C. Landsgard
Arthur Lantz
Cpl. Lantz
Africa
Sicily
Gordon E. Zurbriggen
North Atlantic
Gordon
England
M. Zurbriggen
Sumner
Rome
Cpl
Harold Asmus
Eula Boleyn Asmus
Kay
Missing items from German prisoner and Catholic artifacts sale
An inventory lists items including a corals necklace luncheon sets coins paper money stamps cigarette lighters knives forks spoons a bottle opener set used by a German prisoner and Catholic statues and post cards.
Canned Food Spoilage Warned Amid Freezing Risk
The notice explains that freezing alone does not spoil canned food but swelling can crack jars or cans. A broken seal allows spoilage organisms to reach the contents, risking loss. Leaks should be used immediately to prevent waste.
More Chicken The United States had 16 per cent baive chickens raised in 1943
The fragment notes that in 1943 a notable share of chickens, about 16 percent, were raised in the United States, though the sentence ends abruptly and lacks full context or data to confirm the claim.
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United States
Automatic boiler water feed device suggested
A steam heating plant should be equipped with a device that automatically maintains the correct water level. Relying on watchful watching of the water line is unsafe as runouts can lead to dangerous conditions.
Executed Spy Prompts Caution Against Rumors
An archival account describes Franz Muller, a German spy in England during World War I, who used coded newspaper ads to relay intelligence. His capture, execution by firing squad at the Tower of London, and the subsequent German posthumous discharge illustrate the dangers of discussing espionage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Muller
Uller
England
Berlin
Peter Hahn
Tt Bahn
Muller
Hahn
Penn
London
Tower of London
Germany
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Brenda Conrad
U. S. Army Inteligence
Richard Taussig
Sue Porter
Sue
Russell Ne
Chapter
Peté
Fletcher
Army
la Marina
Easley
Hacdathes
Aniy
Lol Naie
Miles Anth
Employers Mutual
R. P. Strauch
L Mutual Casualty Company
Des Moines
Phin
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