Disguised German Submarine Chase in Buenos Aires
Lt. Christopher Morgan tracks a shadowy submarine commander through Buenos Aires after a misfired mission. A chance encounter with a blond, German suspect leads to a confrontation. Morgan is knocked out and left searching for clues as Pfahls and associates vanish.
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Insurance of the Dog Leads to Buenos Aires Encounter
In a crowded Buenos Aires lobby a man awakens after an unnoticed lapse and meets Senorita Velasquez, who remembers a previous clash. Morgan tries to smooth over the incident and accepts staying in Buenos Aires, while a chaperoning Uncle Miguel escorts Velasquez toward the elevator as the scene ends.
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Chris Morgan
Buenos Aires
United States
Morgan
Bill de Nova
Casa Grande
de Nova
Miguel Velasquez Y Cuyas
Senorita Rosita
Senor” Morgan
Senorita Velasquez
Senorita
Senor
Miguel
Transmit Diseases From Animals Warns of Broad Risk
The report lists more than 75 diseases that can be transmitted to humans from animals such as cows, dogs, pigs, cats, horses, sheep, goats, wild rabbits, squirrels, rats, parrots, clams, fish, and oysters, noting the wide range of animal hosts and infections.
Sierra Leone Cession to Britain in 1787
Native chiefs ceded Sierra Leone on the West African coast to Britain in 1787 to serve as a home for destitute negroes and escaped slaves in England.
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Sierra Leone
Britain
England
Care Of The Piano Pianos Need Gentle Home Care
Careful placement away from windows and radiators protects swelling and rust. Regular cleaning of the sounding board and keys prevents damage from dust and moisture. moths threaten felts and can be deterred by camphor. Some recommend a touch of milk to avert ivory yellowing while cleaning.
Cosmic Rays Study Highlights Atomic Nucleus Splitting
An Institute of Physics expedition from the USSR Academy’s Institute of Physics returns to Moscow from the Eastern Pamirs where six months of high altitude research showed cosmic rays promote atomic nucleus fission. Experiments found the splitting caused by cosmic particles with minimal oscillation amplitudes near the ultraviolet spectrum.
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Institute of Physics
Academy of Sciences of the
USSR
Moscow
Pamirs
Ussr Bulletin
Makes Model Aircraft Montreal Man Too Old To Fly
Ernest Boucher 43 provides the R C A F with model aircraft and plans. He bought a model kit after hearing the need for 50 000 planes, built a Vought Sikorsky Vindicator for Montreal air force HQ, then a Blohm and Voss 142, and a Jap model. He is now at work on a model aircraft carrier.
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Ernest Boucher
R.C.A.F
Air Force
Montreal
Looting of Occupied Europe Surpasses All Past Conquests
The U S board of economic warfare says Nazi looting in occupied Europe tops all historical campaigns in scale and ruthlessness. By end of 1941 Germany had plundered about 36 billion dollars with accelerating yearly losses, seizing machinery, art, livestock, and lab equipment while stripping public and private property across Poland Austria and Czecho Slovakia.
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Europe
U.S. Board of Economic Warfare
Germany
Poland
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Churchill Praises Indian Troops At Mareth And Wadi Akarit
Prime Minister Winston Churchill commended Indian soldiers in a message to Lord Linlithgow, praising the Fourth Indian Division for its actions at Mareth and the victory at Wadi Akarit. The division first saw action in Egypt in December 1940 and by mid February had suffered about 15,000 casualties while capturing 100,000 German and Italian prisoners.
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Winston Churchill
India
Lord Linlithgow
Mareth
Wadi Akarit
Egypt
Selected Recipes All Bran Sugarless Muffins
Instructions describe making muffins using shortening sugar milk All Bran and flour with salt baking powder and egg. Mix shortenings and sugar then add egg stir in bran and milk soak, fold in dry ingredients until just blended. Bake two sizes at 400 degrees for about 30 minutes yielding 12 muffins or 6 large.
How To Weave Useful Novelties
Wartime demand boosts home weaving as a practical hobby that can grow into a profession. The Winnipeg Home Service urges women to write for a 32 page booklet How To Weave Useful Novelties, sending 15 cents and details to the Home Service Dept. Winnipeg News paper Union.
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Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. F
Winnipeg
Man
Concert in the Air Whistles On Pigeon Tail Feathers
Chinese researchers attach whistles to young pigeons tail feathers and tune them to harmonize. When the flock rises a coordinated aerial effect emerges as the birds fly in concert.
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