Overboard Japs Won't Fight Near Home Waters
The narrative notes naval strategies near land batteries and air cover, referencing Admiral Togo and the 1905 Tsushima victory by Japan against Russia. It also mentions Brigham Young’s death in 1877 with many descendants and cites Yellowstone National Park’s geysers and hot springs numbering over 100 and 4,000 respectively.
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Page D
Japan
Togo
Bringham Young
Yellowstone National Park
Now You Tell One Now You Tell One
Commanding officer promised a ten day KP if he stayed. He cooked on KP but rented a bread board as a surfboard and earned extra by letting others surfboard in the Gulf of Mexico. He hopes to stay on KP after furlough. Landlord rents dogs, OPA orders refunds over dog rent. Traffic court is mild in Santa Fe. A motorist’s window is broken with a brick by a passerby helping, leading to arrest. Chile Border tales finish the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
Joe Pian
Nora
Milo
John F
Ellery
Ralf
Pat
Jim
Vallay
Mr. Queen
Hotch- Kiss
Stu
Conraa
Fr. Queen
Central Press
Sf | MH
Washington
Germany
War Production Board
Auto Industry
Ellery Queen chapter scene unfolds amid hospital crisis
Ellery and Pat confront a deadly chain of events as Nora nears death after a dangerous operation. The Queen family grapples with fate and past choices while Dr Willoughby and Milo scramble to save Nora’s newborn daughter and Nora herself. The narrative centers on Ellery’s insistence on truth and the box of books linked to the peril.
Record on arson and fire underwriters findings
The National Board of Fire Underwriters reports that despite higher overall fire losses and more arrests, there was no rise in fires set for profit last year. High wages and plentiful employment reduced arson motives during the war, with minimal enemy sabotage and few incidents tied to war conditions. Fire prevention has kept losses from escalating in large wartime plants, underscoring prevention as crucial to national safety.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
OPA
Imcen Age
War Diary
Chat
Paley Returns to U S After SHAEF Radio Work
William S. Paley CBS president on leave to serve in the OWI overseas staff returns to the United States for a brief stay. He heads radio and psychological warfare for SHAEF, helped organize the Italy radio network, now under Allied command. He discusses broadcasts to enemy and occupied lands and coordination of radio units in combat zones.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
Wiliam S. Paley
CBS
OWT
SHAEF
Mediterranean
Italy
Psychological Warfare
Allied Command
Eisenhower
Supreme Headquarters
Paley
United Kingdom
Owi
ABSIE
MBS
American Forum
NBC
Ginny Simms
Judy
Charlotte Greenwood
Hildegarde
Geo. Jessel
American Melodies
Jack Pepper
Norman Corwin
Ron Sherman
Raymond Gram
Milt Berle
Sinfonietta
Dr. Leo
Rowe Speaker
Congress Opinion on Industry and Gasoline Use
A fragment from Congress notes discusses swift industrial conversion for civilian goods and fears growth will continue despite events. It cites peacetime gasoline use by the average American motorist at about a 42 gallon monthly barrel and mentions Torricelli as the inventor of the barometer in 1643.
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Congress
Not Death Dismay by Samuel McCoy reviewed
The review praises Not Death Dismay as a travel war book tied to the Export line, noting merchant seamen’s wartime heroism after Pearl Harbor. It argues the book overstates drama, misuses restraint, and includes odd lapses such as a stray non sequitur about a cargo ship maiden voyage with guns on deck.
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Samuel Duff McCoy
MacMillan
Mr. McCoy
Pearl Harbor
McCoy
Allied Air Support Helps Push On Through Normandy Offensive
Reports say Allied air forces provided flying artillery to open a path for troops near Caen. The air cover fell short of the scale of the major bombardment that started the offensive, with planes seen within 2,000 yards of British positions at dusk and dawn.
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Allied Air
Nis
Ome
Acb
Geman
Courite Wood
Caen
Heat Tolerant Swiss Chard Tips for Victory Gardens
In overheated weather readers learn to grow Swiss chard with care. Thinned rows, proper spacing, and moist soil help plants thrive. Use shaded beds and protect tender greens to maximize yields for summer dinners and victory garden focus.
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Tsushima
Associated Press
Inland 'Spaper Representatives, Inc
Pilch Avenue
Chicago
Wrigley Building
Doghouse
Manhattan
Rusty
Chow
Alexandria Army Air Field
Chaplin Burgess B. Brown
Chaplin
Leutenant
Ig Judie
Joe A. Berardinelli
ST. Petersburg
Eli Walter
Chile
Walter Arspid
Ellery Queen
Ain
Mei
Willoughby
Hermione
Patrice
Joba
Keller
Teraly
Wren
Petanbiaky
Ed Crouhy
Ren Jim
Dhe
Nova
John
Crosby
Roberts
Iin
Avignon
Papacy
William S. Paley
Torricelli
the Literary Guidepost
By John Selby
Faons
Judide Jashington
Sky J . Wipponesp
Merch
Admiral Halsey
Uae
High Command
America
Wilsonliam F. Halsey
Halsey
Guadalcanal
Jap High Command
South Pacific
Tokyo
Philippines
Reesei
China
Senate
Truman Invégeigating Committee
Wer
Proseton Bosra
Trumans
People’s Forum
Denlett
United States Army
WRB
Dean
Centty
Victory Garden
Asharage
I. Sonra
Frumels Street
Honie
Tath
Ole
Masa
Pibe
Trutt
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