The Park Lane Mystery Chapter XXII
Mr Ellenbury moves to hide millions from a London bank and a jade of altered morals. He plans a grand escape through a maze of passports and overseas money transfers while a looming police question hangs over his tangled schemes.
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Elsenbury
London
Nova
Nova’s
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Harlow
U.S
O.K
Mr. Ellenbury
Dark room suspense at the office cliffhanger
With a Bradshaw beside him he seeks stout envelopes then restocks from a neighboring store. He writes Hotel Reina Christina Algeciras as a tap on the door reveals two grave eyes watching him through the glass. he reacts with fear and a chilling smile. To be continued.
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Hotel Reina Christina
Algeciras
Group hospitalization benefits praised by Dr. Stevens
Dr George F Stevens of Montreal president of the Canadian Hospital Council told a Regina Saskatoon audience that group hospitalization schemes reduce financial stress and benefit the public by lowering the charity burden. The Saskatchewan Hospital Association backed a pool for enlisted men's dependents to be run by the federal government with deductions to pay hospital bills. A P Donnelly of Saskatoon was elected the association’s president for the coming year.
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Montreal
Canadian Hospital Council
Saskatchewan Hospital Association
Regina
Hospital Association
A. P. Donnelly
Saskatoon
French exile government gains crew for Normandie mission
General Charles de Gaulle's government in exile has won over the majority of the Normandie maintenance crew in New York. Over 90 percent of the original 130 workers have volunteered to join the fight against Germany, despite threats to their families from both Petain’s government and the Nazi regime. Many have been sent to Canada to join the effort.
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Charles de Gaulle
Normandie
New York
France
de Gaulle
Germany
Petain
Canada
Australian Wool Output and Trade Scale
Australia houses 110 million sheep yielding about 1.01 billion pounds of wool each year valued around 200 million dollars. Despite under one-sixth of global sheep, it supplies over a quarter of world wool needs and sustains a 3 billion dollar industry.
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Australia
Count Ciano’s Humorous Remark On Axis Powers
A Buffalo Courier-Express note highlights Count Ciano’s jab at diplomats praising the Axis trio. He stated the three powers have no intention of challenging anyone, a remark labeled as the month’s most humorous. The piece mocks the claim amid reports on the pact.
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Count Ciano
Italy
Ciana
Buffalo Courier- Express
Gems of Thought on Friendship Across Voices
A collection of aphorisms on friendship emphasizes authenticity trust and reciprocal merit. Quotes from Crane Chesterfield Eddy Emerson Seneca and Proverbs highlight that true friendship grows slowly thrives on mutual esteem and lasting loyalty.
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Lord Chesterfield
Italian envoy and staff granted safe passage home
The British Government allows Admiral Giuseppe Cantu and ten staff members, plus their families, to return to Italy as a courtesy to the United States since they were invited before Italy’s entry into the war. The State Department assisted, and future similar requests will be viewed coldly.
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Italy
Giuseppe Cantu
United States
America
State Department
Conditions In Germany Difficult Job
The article portrays Dr. Ley leader of the Nazi labor front facing a difficult task to enforce restrictions on workers and employers in the Nazi war economy. It notes promises like the people’s car and Strength Through Joy, many unfulfilled, and recent hopeful claims about postwar changes, contrasted with ongoing wartime realities and Allied bombings.
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Nazi Labor Front
Dr. Ley
Gestapo
Hitler
Britain
Buckingham Palace
R.A.F
Ley
Toronto Star
Argentine Youths Enlist in Royal Canadian Air Force
Sixteen British youths and one French national reached Ottawa after travelling from Argentina to join the Royal Canadian Air Force. Deputy minister for air James S. Duncan welcomed them, noting their farming backgrounds and British subject status. Those passing medical tests will head to the air force depot in Toronto while the French member goes to Quebec.
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Argentina
Royal Canadian Air Force
James S. Duncan
Air
Duncan
Buenos Aires
Canada
Air Force
Ottawa
Toronto
Quebec
German airman escapes to England with fur coat and suitcase
Inside Information reports a German airman who baled out in England, landed wearing a fur coat and carrying personal belongings. He claimed he was anti Nazi and faced a deadly mission. He described intelligence disclosures about Luftwaffe morale and RAF losses, and warned of retaliatory measures against relatives.
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The
Daily Sketch
Inside Information
England
R.A F
Getting old and staying alive in old age
A Shelburne Free Press quip notes aging with humor as two friends discuss growing older. The piece shifts to a medical aside stating that about 99 percent of the body's calcium resides in bones and teeth.
De Gaulle’s Dakar Setback Followed by Cameroon Victory
France’s Charles de Gaulle failed to rally colonies at Dakar but found success in the Cameroons where he was welcomed as a comrade in arms by the governor-general. His Duala landing inspired by his call to reject defeat and defend liberty, equality and fraternity against Hitler.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Dakar
Cameroons
de Gaulle
Duala
Hitler de Gaulle
Cameroon
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Night Duty Volunteers Guard London Businesses
A number of London business houses have volunteers to stay on duty at night to guard against fire. A janitor woke a sleeping firm director by tickling his feet, getting a startling reply.
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London
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