Unlocking G Adventure chapter tale of padlock caper
A Prohibition era tale recounts Hank the post guard and Sam solving a padlock theft spree near a speak easy. A bank safes caper follows with a World War era Austrian maker’s flaw, a tipped safe, and a crook caught via Master Locksmiths Reference Book theft. The narrative leads to a forthcoming continuation.
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Forties
Hank
Sam
City Hall
Hawke
Eddie
Yogg
Jersey
F. B.L
F. B
Pipe Cleaners Return After War Board Order
MINNEAPOLIS SEPT 14 Pipe smokers gain access to pipe cleaners again as the War Production Board orders scrap wire based production. Output will be limited but NWEB officials say demand can be met if each smoker buys only what he needs. Since May 5, 1942 cleaners were diverted to guns and military uses.
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Minneapolis
War Production Board
Northwest
Navy
Autoists Warned To Inhibit Anti-Freeze
Minn Apolis warns motorists to add an inhibitor to last year’s anti freeze before use to prevent over acidity and corrosion. The inhibitor, sold at stations and stores, restores acidity but not anti freezing quality. If inhibitor unavailable, alcohol may be added but yields no accurate protective rating due to differing properties.
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Minn &Apolis
War Production Board
WPB
Real Estate Transfers and Misc Notices from Beadle County
Beadle County real estate transfers include Policyholders Mutual Life Insurance Co to Best and Williams Land Co in Huron involving Lot 23 and 24 in Block 5 of Wessington and paths for others in Artesian and Blidton. Also notices Esther Peddicord to Marion Henderson and Equitable Life Assurance to Edwin Fehl with various land descriptions.
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Beadle County
Life Ins. Co
Best & Williams Land Co, Inc
Huron
Esther Peddicord
Marion J. Henderson
Wessington
Orig
Dana’ Djones
Artesian
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Answers (Partial)
A mixed list of crossword clues and partial answers covering terms from military decorations to fabrics and geographical terms. Includes hints for figures like hero rewards and various abbreviations, with several entries incomplete or garbled for later solving.
Bank Debits Rise 33 Percent In City In August
Bank debits in Hi ron rose 33 percent in August 1943 over August 1942, with year to date up about 30 percent. Debits reflect checks drawn to pay for goods and services, indicating business trends and cash income. In South Dakota, August debits climbed 15 percent year over year, while district totals show a 25 percent district-wide rise for August.
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Hiron
Federal Reserve Bank of
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Tokens to change ration system eyed by OPA leaders
Washington Sept 16. General Manager Chester Bowles announced plans to issue red and blue tokens as a new change to ration stamps with initial rollout months away. Tokens would likely be a single denomination of one point, designed to curb counterfeit risk while replacing multiple stamp types and reducing need for frequent book reprints. Expiration dates may be avoided, and the token system aims to simplify distribution, sorting, and accounting while ending stamp expiration driven purchases. Nearby notes mention church service, WSCS ice cream social, and PTA replacement with monthly community gatherings starting Sept 27.
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James Marlow
George Zielke
Washington
Chester Bowles
Office of Price Administration
OPA
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Thomas M. Johnson
Whittlesey House
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Edwin A. Fehl
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Montez
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Methodist Church
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