Chester Bennett and 32 others executed after brutal Hong Kong trial
The article recounts the torture and execution of Chester Bennett, an American hero, by Japanese guards in Hong Kong. It notes no proof of Bennett’s spy activity, his prisoner’s last message to Marcus Da Silva, and the eroded, staged trial on Oct 26 1943 led by Captain Yamaguchi.
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Hong Kong
Chester Bennett
Marcus da Silva
Bennett
Marcus
da Silva
Kowloon
China
Hatters
Jap Foreign Affairs Department
Macao
Macai
Chester
Tokyo
Yamaguchi
Democrats Form Ready Debaters to Hit GOP Attacks
A group of young house Democrats announced a ready debaters committee to defend the party on cap ital bill and counter Republican propaganda. Led by Albert Gore of Tennessee, the group began with 150 members and plans to have at least one member on the house floor to answer Republican attacks. Rep. Randolph of West Virginia is among the charter members.
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Washington
House
Cam‘naien
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Gore
Rep
Randolph
West Virginia
What well known is noted for his sun flower paintings
The question asks which artist is famous for sunflowers, pointing to Vincent van Gogh renowned for his sunflower series.
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New York State
Canada
Horoscope for Saturday
You have a strong personality and charm and can do great good or evil. You enjoy culture and refinement and should pursue active work with success if you stay on task. Be obliging, follow imaginative trends, plan an unusual entertainment, and seek luck by venturing to unfamiliar places using conventional methods.
Etiquette Hints for Children Sharing Toys
Teach children from the start to share their toys with others. Demonstrates how early sharing shapes better manners and reduces selfish behavior as they grow.
Horoscope for Sunday Advises Patient Life Path
This Sunday, you should marry early to someone born in January, June or October. You are generous, self controlled and fond of animals. Strive for efficiency and take writing steps as the moon enters Pisces at 6 30 am. Avoid rushing this morning and slow to a walk.
Carl Magee Dies in Oklahoma City at 73
Carl Magee, veteran southwestern newspaper man linked to exposing the Teapot Dome scandal, died after a brief illness from a heart ailment. He was 73 and later invented the parking meter. Magee was known for his tempestuous journalism in New Mexico, where he faced a sensational sand slaughter trial.
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Carl Magee
Oklahoma City
Southwest
Magee
New Mexico
Trial Words Reflect Tense Courtroom Atmosphere
An unnamed dict describes a hostile prior note reading Death to all the defendants during the proceedings, suggesting pressure or threats faced by those on trial and coloring the atmosphere surrounding the case.
Insect Teamster Clue and Ancient Army Captain Puzzling
A crossword style list with clues across horizontal and vertical covering insects units measures actions and titles. Included are references to Egypt units and Roman army captain names.
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Tim Tyler
Mickey Finn
Floss
Kitty
Palooka
Mickey
Mandrake
Carter
Paula
Philip
Michael
Barney Baxter
Captain Duncan
THE
Nayola
DR. Beetle
Blondie
Etta Kett
Miles
Helco
BUIK
Palookas
Florida
Dolores
Lone Ranger
Bob Crocker
Elmtown
Kane
Tomy
Schmaltzie
Loyie
Lloyd George
Vincent van Gogh
America
Teamster's Command
Field-Hospital
New England State
Lord's Chief Manor Place
Allayed
Father
Eugene Sheffer
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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BY RJ Scott
Bangkok
Siam
Arabia
Red Sea
eAnorn
L. Pate
Donale Duck
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Franco Confetti
Buz Sawyer
Buz
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