Destiny and Duty Entwine in Devona's Turmoil
Vara Vadne summon s Devona with a life changing request as Vara’s health sags in a hospital. Devona juggles love for Dale and Tal while nursing duty to Vara, facing a dangerous temptation and a choice that could shatter all three relationships.
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Vara
Devona
Vara Vadne
Dale
Gay
Tal
Brasher
Vare
O.K
Gay Dorset
San Francisco
Reno
Los Angeles
New Secret Film Lets Two Photos Share One Strip
Cambridge inventor Edwin H. Land develops a film that records light rays to create three dimensional pictures. Two images print on a single frame enabling 3D motion and still photographs with simple two lens capture and cheap viewing glasses.
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Cambridge
Mass
Edwin H. Land
Polroid Corporation
Mr. Land
Desecrated Strasburg Cathedral Provokes Outcry
The Church Times of London reports Alsace Strasbourg Cathedral desecration with a swastika raised on the historic Catholic church. German press is quiet despite changes including pagan statues and a bust of Hitler on the high altar. The piece notes brave local resistance and a French saying, You may Germanize our land but our heart, never.
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Church Times
London
England
Alsace
Strasburg
Alsace-Lorraine
Hitler
Scrap Iron And Steel In Wartime Canada
The National Revenue Review highlights scrap as a key iron and steel material. In 1940 Canada used over 1.8 million tons of scrap, saving vast ore imports and supporting war efforts. Scrap covers discarded rails cars locomotives and factory by products that cannot be used in current form.
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The
National Revenue Review
A Gentleman Thug Reinhard Heydrich Named Bohemian Governor
The London correspondent notes Reinhard Heydrich, Himmler's top Gestapo figure, as a striking yet brutal Nazi leader. At 38, six feet tall with blue eyes and blond hair, he is accused of ordering hostage killings across France Belgium and Norway. He replaces Baron von Neurath as Gauleiter of Bohemia Moravia, amid strikes and sabotage.
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Reinhard Heydrich
Himmler
London
Ottawa Journal
France
Belgium
Norway
Baron von Neurath
Bohemia and
Moravia
Hamlet
Hitler
Sunflowers Cultivated in Britain for Commercial Use
The London Sunday Express reports sunflowers are being specially cultivated at Norwich Corporation Farm for the first time in Britain for commercial purposes. Continental countries have long produced edible oil cattle-feeding cake chicken food and other products from sunflowers.
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The
London Sunday Express
Britain
Norwich Corporation
Tulips For Their Queen
A small band of Dutch smugglers sent withered red and white tulips from Holland to London to present them to Queen Wilhelmina in exile during the German occupation.
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Holland
Wilhelmina
London
Chile Pine: Grandfather of Pines From Ancient Jurassic Times
The Chile pine, first discovered in Chile, is described as the grandfather of all pines. It was a thriving tree in the Jurassic Period, millions of years ago.
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Chile
Tarpon Springs Declared World’s Sponge Capital
Tarpon Springs Florida is proclaimed the sponge capital of the world highlighting its historic industry and significance in marine scavenging and maritime trade. The claim positions the city as a leading center for sponge harvesting and related commerce.
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Tarpon Springs
Fla
Shepherd with flock guards munitions plants near Melbourne
A shepherd wanders the outskirts of Melbourne among munitions factories with his dog and flock. He keeps grass from spreading between buildings to prevent dust and sparks, aiding safety as factory noise and danger surround. Sheep graze despite war urgency, turning pasture into a quiet profit.
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Melbourne
Vision of a Beautiful City by Liverpool Leader
Lord Mayor Sir Sydney Jones told the Liverpool Luncheon Club that they had a rare chance to build a beautiful city worthy of brave residents after raids. He noted Liverpool’s nineteenth century growth left much to improve and urged amending past failures.
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Sir Sydney Jones
Liverpool
Sydney
Liverpool Post
Symbols Of Victory Ships Named For British Contract
The Richmond California yard and a second in South Portland Maine will build sixty cargo ships for the British Purchasing Commission. Five launched so far are Ocean Vanguard Ocean Vigil Ocean Voice Ocean Venture and Ocean Viking. More V words remain in reserve for future vessel names.
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Richmond
California
Ocean Vanguard
Ocean Vigil
Ocean Voice
Ocean Venture
Ocean Viking
Richmond Yard
South Portland
Maine
British Purchasing Commission
New York Sun
Big Contribution Gold Miners Fuel Canadian War Effort
Toronto Saturday Night notes Canada’s gold miners, about 25,000 strong, produce over 200 million dollars annually. The mining output is said to fund more than 8,000 Spitfires per year in effect and could rival any similar group in the world for size and impact on war production.
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Tal
Devona
Dale
Victor's
St. Claire
Darling
Yuma
Devena
Canada
Toronto
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Dor Lane
Ene
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Petel
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