The Park Lane Mystery by Edgar Wallace
Ingle a prisoner of Dartmoor is drawn into a secret meeting with Stratford Harlow after a strange late night call. A stunned Ingle accepts an unusual proposal to meet and consider a high stakes plan while Inspector Carton covertly monitors the event from a car.
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Park Lane
Edgar Wallace
Ingle
Stratford Harlow
Arthur Ingle
Harlow
Dartmoor
Horse Guards
Dartmoort
Westminster
Mr. Ingle
Buck Ingham Palace
Hyde Park
Jim Carton
Lin
Tribute To British Fleet In Wartime Propaganda
A fragmentary tribute condemns German propaganda and defends British resolve. The piece portrays the British people as united with French allies, fighting for liberty and justice and rejecting German manipulation during wartime.
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Gereman
Regerda
Great Britain
England
Realistic US geography relative to Paris in aviation lore
The Christian Science Monitor notes that every large U. S. city lies south of Paris. It explains that flying west from Paris would bring an aviator over Canada and Minnesota before reaching U. S. soil again, then tracing a path across northern states to the Pacific.
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United States
Paris
France
Atlantic
Pacific
Minnesota
Canada
Quebec
Montreal
Duluth
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Christian Science Monitor
Arabs Pledge Support to Allies at Nashashibi Meeting
About 200 sheiks and Arab leaders from Palestine and Trans-Jordan gathered at Fakir Bey Nashashibi’s home, leader of the Palestine Defence party, and pledged loyalty to the Allies in a show of unified backing.
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Palestine
Trans-Jordan
Fakir Bey Nashashibi
Palestine Defence Party
Faith and Hope in Thoughtful Reflections
A compact collection of quotes and aphorisms on faith hope and trust from Wordsworth Emerson Eddy and Cushing. The passages celebrate faith as substance and evidence guiding life and calling on trust in the Creator.
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Wordsworth
Emerson
Mary Baker Eddy
Harvey Cushing
Canada’s asbestos output up forty percent for war needs
The Winnipeg Free Press notes Canada’s asbestos production rose about 40 percent for January 1940 to 26,661 tons from 18,780 tons in January 1939. The cargo supports wartime demands as fires of war increase the need for asbestos protection. A Chicago museum exhibit features a fossil elephant tooth weighing seven pounds.
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Canada
Winnipeg Free Press
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Ledger Syndicate
Horse Guards Parade
Aileen
Anthur Ingle
Wenas
Proletariat
Canadian Shredded Wheat Company, Ltd
Nmiegare Fell
Conede
WHEA
Beaumont
Chicago
Aliyatt
Ai Ie
Pieve
Iter
Pesce Ted Meron Aincnart
Dima
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