Mexico City Intrigue Deepens in Espionage Plot
In Mexico City Colonel Bromlitz and Van Hasselt's forces maneuver as Benning, posing as Bromlitz, probes for Van Hasselt's war plans. Mile Ducos, a French operative, partners in secrecy, revealing Van Hasselt's air bases and a thousand planes while plotting to access the crucial headquarters map.
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Benning
Fincke
van Harsek
Palace
Alameda
United States
Bravot
Washington
Gonzales
van Hasselt
Mexico
Bromitz
van Hassel
Avenida Hidalgo
van Hassek
Air Corps
Bromftz
Europe
Sergeant Gaujos
Bromlitz
Luxembourg
Mademoiselle Lucette Ducos
Mexico City
Bromiltz
Schroff
van Hasack
Henri
Vera Cruz
Cette Ducoq
Brom
Secret Service
Lucette
van Haagsek
Mademoiselle
Cabbage
Met
Enning
Vincennes
Ducos
Colonel Bravot
Mile. Dugog
Jesus Maria
Mlle. Ducos
van Hessek
Tamaulipas
Boggia
Th ‘Gervica
New York Scene Highlights Midcentury Gossip
A brisk survey of April notes and memos from New York society and media. It quotes Mckinley Bryant on love and maintains feuds among Beebe and Hecht, with remarks on Willkie, FDR policy, and public reactions to violence abroad. The piece also touches on FDRs physician, Jessel divorce chatter, and assorted New York social chatter.
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New York
Russia
Hitler
Churchill
Frank Knox
James McKinley Bryant
Broadway
Reynolds
Foregn
George
Betty Windsor
Jeanie
Lucius Beebe
Ben Hecht
Midtowners
Willkie
FDR
G.O.P
Republic
Wilkie
England
America
F. Scott Fitzgerald Acknowledges No Talent In Hollywood Tale
A Hollywood chat recalls F Scott Fitzgerald saying he had no talent and it took ten years to learn that. When pressed why he did not quit writing he admits it was because he had already become too famous. The Dies Committee plans to renew actions against communists and aliens.
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James J. Walker
George Jessel
Jimmy
Jessel
F.D.R., Jr
Copacabana
Gerritain
Throp Roockefeller
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Hollywood
Scott
Braided Rag Rug With Flower Medallion Pattern
A fragment from Ruth Wyeth Spears How to sew explains making a braided rag rug from old wool. The guide notes enthusiasts who relish soft textiles, bleaching or dyeing fabrics, and provides directions to copy the rug with a central flower medallion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Home tips for kitchen cleaning and cooking tricks
A collection of household hints covers brightening aluminum ware with vinegar and soap, sharpening bread knives with heat, preserving flavor in cool foods, and avoiding cooking odors by cooking cabbage broccoli or onions uncovered with bread. It also explains removing iron scorch marks from white fabrics using hydrogen peroxide and pressing with a warm iron.
Cultivation of Genius Prose Quotation by Hume
A reflection on genius as the soil of the mind where without cultivation ideas overrun into weeds and poisons for the slothful owner. The quotation contrasts noble crops like vines and olives with harmful growth from neglect.
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Hume
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Hialeah
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Petain
Vichy
Warren G
Vanderbilt Jr
Lindbergh
Princess Hohenlohe
Max Reinhardt
Weg
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Agi
Mes
Ruth Wieth
Spears
Bedford Hille
Omice
Waalifagten
D.C
H. G. Wells
Phil
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