Daughter of Destiny Chapter XXXL Arrest in dope case pivots pair
Devona is arrested during a raid led by Dale Brasher after being implicated in drug trafficking. Dale confronts her as Macias and others are taken into custody at a city jail. Devona asserts she acted to uncover Macias, while an attorney questions her secrecy and motive.
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Dale
Macias
Freda
Front St
Wong
Devona
Monterey Pines
Harry
Devena
Tal
Dwyer
Dale Brasher
Canadian Navy Heroic Role Highlighted by Defense Chief
The Canadian naval defense chief praised sailors at Narvik and Dunkirk and the Jervis Bay and River Plate actions. He called merchant mariners the unsung heroes, stressing their crucial wartime contribution.
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Narvik
Dunkirk
Jervis Bay
River Plate
Counting Birds and Police Formations Mentioned in 19th Century Note
Roger Peterson of the National Audubon Society spent five years studying census data and concluded at the society's 37th annual convention that about 5 750 000 000 birds inhabit the United States. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police were formed May 23 1873 as the North West Mounted Police.
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United States
Roger Peterson
National Audubon Society
Audubon Society
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Force
The
North West Mounted Police
War prisoners' privations recounted by rescued Britons
R K Hardy, 18, describes months in German and Italian captivity after his merchant ship King City was sunk in the Indian Ocean. He recalls rock salt beds, tainted water, meager rations, disease in Mogadiscio, and the relief when South African forces liberated the town, with several men driven to madness by the ordeal.
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Leicester
England
R. K. Hardy
King City
Indian Ocean
Hardy
East Africa
Mogadiscio
Mombasa
Britain
Royal Canadian Air Force stresses teamwork and buddy system
The RCAF issued an order to all commanding officers to keep friends together through the training path and overseas assignments. An ACAf spokesman says teamwork underpins air‑war efficiency and the strongest unit is formed by airmen who know each other well and train, work, and fight as a team.
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Royal Canadian Air Force
A.C.A.F
Child health in wartime Britain shows little disruption
During the first week of the war's second year London reported no deaths from measles diphtheria or scarlet fever and only two from whooping cough. Similar results were noted in other large cities, indicating strong child health despite conflict.
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Great Britain
London
Rattlesnake Age Tied to First Rattle Preservation
The statement notes that assessable age from rattles is possible only if the snake retains its initial rattle. It implies aging criteria rely on intact early segments and rattle development.
Faces of a Nazi Generation Heedful Machines
Prof C E M Joad recalls a broadcast describing German POWs as waxwork facades until the name Hitler triggers a ritual salute. He warns that twenty one million such youths represent a major postwar global challenge and a warning about Nazi indoctrination.
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Hitler
Prof
C. E. M. Joad
London
Moss as vital medical reserve for Allied needs
Canadian moss supplies from peat bags are viewed as a valuable reserve in the Allied medical chest. Sphagnum moss, used in World War I to substitute absorbent cotton, is prized for antiseptic qualities and now requires an export permit, ensuring availability for Canada and allies. Peat bogs and sphagnum occur in every province.
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Canada
Gems of Thought Quotes on Happiness and Virtue
A collage of aphorisms from Coleridge Franklin Stevenson and others. Themes include virtue truth happiness daily small gains and self mastery. The selections contrast felicity with selfish traits and cite biblical guidance on love joy peace and temperance.
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Coleridge
Gas Masks Research At University Of North Dakota
Gas masks research at the University of North Dakota led by H G Yuster in chemical engineering explores using lignite from North Dakota. A carbonizing unit under construction will extract coal tar ammonia and water and yield char for activated lignite production. Munitions board regards activated lignite as strategic and critical for gas masks.
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North Dakota
University of North Dakota
H. G. Yuster
University
Munitions Board
Territorial Purchases of 1800s United States
The United States expanded its territory by purchasing Louisiana from France in 1803 for 15 million dollars and Alaska from Russia in 1867 for 7.2 million dollars, enlarging national resources and strategic reach.
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United States
Louisiana
France
Alaska
Russia
Liberia's Official Language English Declared
The document states that the official language of the African nation Liberia is English. The assertion emphasizes English as the governing language within Liberian administration and education.
Popular Cowboy Songs Singalong Offer from Winnipeg Union
A Home Service notice promotes a 15 cent copy of Popular Cowboy Songs from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union listing 18 tunes with words music and piano. It also markets 15 cent booklets such as Fun With Fortune Telling How To Do The Newest Dance Steps and Etiquette.
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Santa Fe
Red River Valley
Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Norway Faces First Fish Shortage
The report notes a historic Norwegian fish shortage as 95 percent of fish production is shipped to Germany and occupied territories. Strict rationing has been imposed nationwide, with dried fish exports collapsing as Germans absorb all available stock.
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Norway
Germany
London Newspaper Circulation During Bombings Reported
The Circulation Managers Committee reported that 11,000,000 daily newspapers were distributed daily during the height of German air raids on London last fall and winter. The Greater and Lesser Antilles are two island groups in the West Indies between Florida and South America.
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London
Lesser Antilles
West Indies
Florida
South America
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Dare
Mr. Brasher
Chase
King George
Canada Stars Company Ltd
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Strup
Crown Brand
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Mary Baker Eddy
Burgess
Home Service
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