Unlocking Adventures In Safe Cracking An Entertaining Tale
This excerpt from Charles Courtney’s Unloking Adventures follows a locksmith narrator who describes a Bronx house fortress with steel doors and elaborate security. He recalls changing combinations, notes the danger of soft jambs, and shares peculiar anecdotes about a shipboard carpenter bird and 18 monkeys aiding a break‑in plot.
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Roosevelt clarifies Lend-Lease repayment stance
President Roosevelt states the United States does not seek new war debts and will not forgive wartime aid to Allies under Lend-Lease. He disavows two foreword sentences as not fully approved, noting repayments will come as possible though not necessarily in dollars.
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Looking Backwards Into Huron's News
Twenty five years ago seven Beadle County boys left Huron for Camp Grant and Ft. Riley for army training. Dr. Ralph Gilmore returned from Chicago after attending a Student Army Training Corps convention. Mr. and Mrs. David Waldner and three daughters came home from Mitchell by auto. The Cone family drove to Ruskin Park with state YWCA workers. Ethel Hopkins Moon and Carrie Foote visited Redfield. Br. M Barr was injured when an auto overturned near a railroad crossing en route to Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Reward for Aces Puzzle Grid Clues Reignited
A convoluted list of crossword style clues includes items like U S medal, Babylonian deity, compass point, isle and bird of peace. Several entries mix misspellings and stray punctuation, suggesting a horizontal puzzle layout with multiple overlapping hints.
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Vehicle Collision Near Arlington Sends Man to Doctor
Report describes a car incident east of Arlington in which all occupants escaped unharmed except Mr. Barr, who received a cut above the eye requiring three stitches. The vehicle remained undamaged and the party proceeded to Volga for medical aid.
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Free Italians and Greeks React to Italy Surrender
In London the Free Italian movement hails Italy's surrender as a big step toward liberation. Greeks call it a hopeful sign though cautious, noting the Axis cannot hold the Balkans if Italy's east coast stays under Allied control.
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Mrs. Roosevelt Tours Australian Hospitals
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt spent two hours at 118th General Hospital in Sydney and made brief visits to other Australian hospitals. She met battle casualties from the Pacific campaign, ate dinner at the mess, autographed a chef’s cap for PFC John Mourey, and was serenaded by the fourth replacement depot band.
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Kin Of Train Wreck Victims Kills Self
Mor ris Borden, 42, identified three victims of the Pennsylvania Railroad wreck as his wife and two children. He was found dead in his kitchen with the gas stove jets on, ruled a death by his own action.
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Wolsey Boy Triumphs In Purebred Draft Colt Class
At the State 4-H Fair this week three colts were shown. Wolsey, owned by Don Steuerwald of Wolsey, won a blue in the purebred draft colt over two years old class. Douglas Cole Britton and Joe Doyle were among the graders with blues in the grade draft class.
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Former Resident Returns For Visit In Hitchcock
Mrs Kama Nelson and her son Gun ner d from Mitchell spent the weekend visiting Herman Meyer. Mrs Meyer hosted an open house from 2 to 5 o'clock Sunday with forty six attendees and refreshments. Nelson formerly lived on a local farm and has been in business in Mitchell for three years.
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