Errand For Q-74 ALG he At4s By Malcolm Taylor
Raymond Imhof, a U S Army intelligence officer, pursues Enzell leads in Germany with Pat Danforth who pretended to be her brother to escape. They plan to stay together as they seek Coblenz and a letter at the Boppard post office while dodging Gestapo danger. The pair navigate trust and danger as they work to survive and complete their mission.
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Malcolm Taylor
NEA Servicce, Inc
Raymond Imhof
U.S. Army Intelligence
Pat Danforth
Imhof
Enzell
Germany
Pat
al Imhof
Patricia Danforth
Rick
Ray Imhof
Patricia
Danforth
Coblenz
Boppard
Rhine
Post Office
Kieler
Enzeil
Uless
Gestapo
Himmler
Farm Counties To Get A Awards
War Food Administrator Marvin Jones asks state agricultural war boards to nominate counties for A agricultural achievement awards for 1943. Awards, presented in November and December by Wheat Emblem Association and armed services, honor production records, efficiency, and shifts to war crops with one award per state and proportional to farm population. features a blue A in a white wreath emblem.
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Washington
Marvin Jones
Agricultural War Boards
Army-Navy E
WEA
Armed Services
Ncai
Former South Dakota College Member Dies
Dr. Arthur T. Evans aged 55 head of the botany department at Miami University died at home after months of illness. A native of Wellington Illinois he came to Oxford from South Dakota State College and headed an agriculture department during World War I focusing on cereal diseases across the plains region.
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Oxford
Arthur T. Evans
Miami University
Wellington
Ill
Evans
South Dakota
Department of Agriculture
Great Plains
Water and symbols puzzle list of clues and answers
A long mixed-clue puzzle featuring many definitions to fill, including water body, animals, elements, abbreviations, body parts, and various nouns. It presents a grid style of crossword style hints such as symbol for samarium, auricle, water barrier, and other common crossword entries.
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Braid
Christmas Mail Brings Big Job to Army Postmen
Christmas mail to troops in Britain creates a major workload for the Army Postal Service. Maj. B. J. Humes reports hundreds of thousands of letters and V-mail arrive improperly addressed, delaying deliveries. Crews hunt for clues in tricky cases, but many letters rely on correct home-front addressing and careful sorting to meet holiday deadlines.
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Tom
Wolf
Britain
Maj
B. J. Humes
Troy
Army
Humes
Army Postal
Liston
APO
Toledo
Army Postal Service
Cleveland
Emma
Bill
Uncle Jim
Army‘postal Service
England
Emme
Tim
Emmas
Africa
United States
Army, Postal Service
Army Postal’ Service
War Department
Army” Postal’ Service
Dale
Army Postal ‘Service
Reunion honors visitors at Don Bies home
Oct 7 special report says Mrs Glenn Price and Dennis of Yankton were honored at a reunion held Sunday at the Don Bies home in Bonilla Bonilla. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Russell Roger and Lois Hur on and Mr and Mrs Harry Hawley and family of Cavour.
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Bies
Bonilla Bonilla
Glenn’ Price
Dennis
Yankton
Don Bies
Ralph Russell
Roger
Lois
Huron
Parkinson Heads Bonilla Seniors
Robert Parkinson was elected president of the Bonilla senior class. Cleo Bonin named vice president and Gladys Hamilton chosen secretary treasurer.
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Parkinson
Bonilla
Robert Parkinson
Cleo Bonin
Gladys Hamilton
Students Buy $400 in Third War Loan Bonds
Frankfort school officials report students purchased 400 dollars in bonds and stamps during the Third War Loan drive, contributing to the war effort.
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Frankfort—School
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