Return of Wong at No 47 Opens Ghostly Mystery
A woman arrives at a shadowy Wilshire Street home at No 47 and, after a tense wait, confronts a mysterious figure. The door reveals a familiar face, Wong, in a narrow two story row house by the San Pedro waterfront, setting a chilling mood.
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Wilshire Blvd
San Pedro
Daughter of Destiny chapter 28 foreshadows danger and ambition
Devona awakens to news of Tal's NY job offer as she plans their Reno wedding. She keeps a secret vow to confront Macias after Tuesday. In a slow night at the club the danger grows as Devona fears discovery while slipping away to No. 47 Front St in San Pedro.
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Devona
Tal
John Brannon
New York
Macias
Dale
Dana
Front St
San Pedro
Soviet Leader Kin Is Marshal Timoshenka Brother of Prospector Archie
The article notes Marshal Arthur Timoshenka, defender of Moscow, is kin to Archie Timoshenka a northern Ontario prospector formerly known as Swastika. Both brothers were born on March 23, three years apart, and a priest named them Arthur for this reason.
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Arthur Timoshenka
Moscow
Archie” Timoshenka
Winston
Swastika
Ontario
Arthur
One Thing Missing
An officious and unpopular ARP official tests stretcher bearers by simulating a crush wreck. He lies on the ground claiming every bone is broken and asks to be picked up. The bearer completes the lift, and the official notes the lack of expected regret in their eyes.
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A.R.P
Royal Mint Aims Record Medal Output Postwar
The London Mint expects to produce more medals and decorations in the year after the war than ever before, averaging 34 000 pieces annually. It has minted continuously since 1643 when Charles I established the Forlorn Hope Badge.
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London
Royal Mint
Charles I
Wallace Sword Restored to Stirling After 1936 Theft
The Wallace sword, a national relic of Scotland, was taken by four masked men in 1936 and later found at Bothwell Brig. It will be returned to its display in Stirling, Scotland, after restoration works.
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Wallace
Scotland
Bothwell Brig
Stirling
Home Dancing Guides Offer At Home Lessons
Home Service advertises a 32 page booklet with diagrams for popular dances like rumba tango waltz and fox trot plus tips on posture rhythm and positions. Send 15c for Home Course in New Ballroom Dances to Winnipeg Newspaper Union with additional 15c booklets listed by year and topic.
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Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Rubber fenders and heat conductor notes
Rubber fenders of molded rubber are used on trucks and buses in England and are said to straighten their own dents after collisions. The material frees steel for war use. Silver is cited as an excellent conductor of heat and electricity. Vancouver Island was circumnavigated by Captain George Vancouver in 1792.
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England
Popular Mechanics
Vancouver Island
George Vancouver
Roman coins once silver pennies worth fifteen cents today
A historical note states that ancient Roman pennies were struck in silver and, by current value, would equate to about 15 cents each.
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