Errand for Q-74 ends in Weybaden shelter disaster
Imhof and Pat survive a deadly air raid in Wiesbaden then chase a coded clue in Frankfurt. They decode a dictionary tied to Edda pages and a cryptic note, destroy sensitive papers, and race to a crowded shelter as bombs collapse the entrance and a chaos of panic erupts.
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Imhof
Pat
Fat
Ray
Wiesbaden
Simrock
Enzell
Rimhof
Wilesbaden
Imfof
Frankfort
Gestapo
Burge
Germans Terrorize Italian Villages Near Naples
Allied airmen report Germans loot and terrorize villages northeast of Naples. Lt. William Henley and Lt. Robert Thomas, nine days behind enemy lines, describe burned houses and cattle, executions, and mass exile of Italian villagers while German patrols kill for each casualty.
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al- Biers
Naples
William C. Henley
Connersville
Ind
Robert E. Thomas
St. Petersburgh
Fla
Basil B. Burnstad
Minnesota
Henley
Thomas
Maples
Rain Ends Michigan Fires After Week of Hazard
After a week of hazard a general rain ended forest and brush fires in northern Michigan. About 150 separate blazes swept across more than 7000 acres. One thousand men including soldiers fought the fires, bringing relief with the steady main rainfall on Wednesday.
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Michigan Forest
E. Mich
Michigan
Mrs Douglas- General's Wife Crossword Clue
Puzzle oriented clues mix with historical references in a wide crossword style entry. Several abbreviations and proper nouns appear, including military, educational, and geographic terms, signaling a themed word grid.
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U.S
Douglas
Egypt
Capital of Norway
Former Newsboy Becomes Rock Hill Banker In Big Time Role
Charlie Cobb rose from a newsboy to head Rock Hill's largest bank in the fifth district. He kept the People's National Bank open during the 1933 banking holiday and helped attract new industry to the town. Cobb's career spans a paper route, bank messenger work, founding his own bank, and national recognition as a columnist.
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Harper Gault
Rock Hill
S. C
People’s National Bank of
Charlie Cobb
Charles L. Cobb
Charlie
Little Rock Hils
Fifth Congressional District
United States
Cobb
Herald
Bank
Savings Bank of
New York
Washington
Dean Acheson
the Treasury
Treasury
Youth Star Farmer Wayne Boothe Crowned 1943 Champion
Wayne Boothe of Cordell Oklahoma, 19, crowned star farmer of America at the Future Farmers of America national convention. Despite 4-F draft status due to a leg injury, Boothe managed 139 head of livestock and $8,679 in assets, earning top honors after overcoming a severe arm fracture from a feed grinder and a prior naval aviation rejection. He plans to spend the $500 prize on a high quality Short Horn heifer.
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Kansas City
Qct
Wayne Boothe
Cordell
Okla
Star Farmer of America
Future Farmers of America
Young Boothe
Wayne
Naval Aviation
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Mary Buss
Wave Yeoman
Fran Aunger
Washington, D. C
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Ferney
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Donald O'Conner
Cola
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Jarold
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Donald O'Connor
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