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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 1943
Page
7
In a tense Buenos Aires hideout Esteban ventures out for food and safety while Rosita and Morgan debate freeing Pancho. Morgan refuses to carry a weapon, police search a wool warehouse, and the trio hides among stacked bales as voices approach.
Morgan and Rosita hide among bales as police search for Esteban Velasquez. Morgan plans to slip away through a window but decides to confront Captain Rojas to free Esteban and help Guillermo, risking a gun confrontation to gain an ally. The scene ends with Morgan determined to press his hand.
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The Post Office urges warnings on mailing syrup jam or jelly to soldiers. Mail must be leak proof in a soldered tin with absorbent packing inside a strong shipping container. Fossil remains of gigantic ground sloths have been discovered.
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Cpl. Robert Dunn of Westville reports that Negro artillerymen gave a drumbeat battle cry for U S troops in one Tunisian sector. As each shell was fired they kissed the projectile and chanted Ramel count yo men.
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