Sabotage Case Deepens as Nancy Faces Interrogation
Nancy Ellis reveals her true identity as Nancy Thorne while police press questions about Grimshaw’s murder. John Bristow protects her, and Hugo Blake explains Bristow’s role in a deadly plant scheme. Nancy learns of a shipment bound for Detroit and the plot to damage airplane motors, with Tom Cantwell urging caution as their relationship strains.
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Nancy Ellis
Nancy Thorne
Bristow
John Thorne
John Bristow
Grimshaw
John
Nancy
Hugo Blake
Detroit
Tom
Ste
Soybean versatility outlined by F Dimmock
F Dimmock of the Division of Forage Plants at the Central Experimental Farm describes soybeans as a versatile crop. Ripe seeds yield oil and oil meal used in soap paints varnishes and as livestock feed while soybean protein supports plywood glues plastics and upholstering. Soybean flour milk and meal have dietary and industrial applications.
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F. Dimmock
Central Experimental Farm
World’s evergreen forests lie in equatorial jungles
A brief note highlights that the world’s greatest evergreen forests are found in equatorial regions rather than northern latitudes. The statement emphasizes lush, uninterrupted jungle canopies and vast biodiversity across tropical realms.
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Equatorial
Message From a French Soldier Warns Against Help to Occupiers
In Occupied France Le Travailleur reprints a French soldier’s appeal urging readers to reject lies from press and radio used by the Nazis. He pleads against sending aid, warns of enemy reach, and calls for British war effort to prevail, promising France will gain independence and honor.
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France
le Travailleur
Worcester
Massachusetts
British Empire
Hitler
Apple Pie Returns On Breakfast Menu In Brattleboro
The Hotel Brooks in Brattleboro Vermont now serves apple pie at breakfast daily following strong local demand. Guests praise the revival of a New England tradition while visitors from outside the region are surprised by the custom.
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Brooks
Brattleboro
Brave postal workers keep Britain moving during air raids
The Royal Mail sustains wartime service with about 280,000 staff who stay at their posts despite blackout bombs and transport trouble. Night trains are bombed yet workers salvage and reroute mail, even as a direct hit destroys letters. Postmen locate customers by reading torn address cards amid wreckage. They endure rain and air raids to carry on.
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Britain
Gems of Thought Quotations and Reflections
A collection of lines on action virtue and thought from David Thomas Horace Mann Colton Mary Baker Eddy James Sharpe and Buvee urging careful deliberation decisive action and honesty as signs of true character, linking intellect to conduct and the highest form of manhood.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Remarkable instrument aids U S anti aircraft fire control
Lt Col Paul H French describes a director as the ground equivalent of a bomb sight used by 68th Coast Artillery to compute meeting points of shells and enemy planes. He notes searchlights can pick out bombers from five miles on clear nights and mentions accurate sound locators for gun batteries. Also cites Canada 1940 income and Gibraltar area and population.
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United States Army
Paul H. French
68Th Coast Artillery
Home Service guide teaches public speaking at home
The Home Service article promotes self taught public speaking with tips on poise and voice, suggests a sample greeting, and notes a 32 page booklet titled Public Speaking Self-Taught available for 15 cents plus a list of other 15 cent booklets from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Police to monitor Norwegian church services under new order
In Oslo reports say policemen allied with Norwegian Nazis will attend every church in German occupied Norway to report any trespasses against the new order. Trespasses include prayers for the royal family in exile and the government or parliament, with police told not to interfere but to report violations. Buy War Certificates.
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Norway
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Iris
Hugo
Tom Cantwell
Lovella Hill
Canada
Wight Watchman
iPaath
Msyr
Lydia E. Pinkhham
Inbie
Pinkham
David Thomas
Horace Mann
Colton
James Sharpe
Punch
Gibraltar
Winders
Home Service
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