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The piece recounts a Nazi plot thwarted by Cullen and FBI cooperation. A gang boss raises a cash gift to 260 dollars, a beach patrolman accepts, flees toward a station, and Nazis shoot as they bury weapons and gear. Clues surface as discarded apparel is recovered, aiding the investigation.
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Our Baby Album and World War II Chatter
A collage of notes on births and birthdays, wartime intrigue, and political commentary. Gilbert Dallas Helmstetler celebrates his first birthday as families in Park Street reflect on loyalty, leadership and national duty amid Allied demands for American command of military forces.
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Wilhelmina Tours New York Amid Praise and Police Tweets
Albert Leman reports on Queen Wilhelmina's New York visit drawing warm welcomes and skeptical critiques. The piece contrasts socialites gatecrashing events with those who support Dutch empire restoration while warning of global danger from Uboats and espionage. It highlights Admiral Rader's acoustic mine threat, convoy vulnerabilities, and spy trials exposing Nazi infiltration tactics.
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Heat and sand plague New York July weather on plane engines
The article notes sun heat scorches fingers on exposed metal, windborne sands clog carburetors, silt drifts on runways hampering takeoffs, and dust storms reduce visibility. Humidity and dry heat damage aircraft parts over time while nights turn cold. Brazilian cargo recalls and sailings won’t cut coffee cocoa supplies here. American ships to compensate with others.
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Federal lands cover about a quarter of U S territory
Death Valley National Monument in California drew 80 842 visitors in 1940 as federal ownership comprises roughly one fourth of the nation.
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