The Park Lane Mystery Continues In London Whispers
In a tense night scene Sir Joseph, the Foreign Minister, regains consciousness after a car episode. Jim and Inspector Wilton guard him as hints of a drugging plot surface. The Prime Minister grants broad powers to uncover the truth amid a murky financial web tied to Harlow and overseas remittances.
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Jim
Harlow
Sir Joseph
Inspector Wilton
Carlton
Joseph
Downing Street
Park Lane
Cablegram Fraud Premature Alarm Across Lombard Bank
Four hundred fifteen cables were sent in a single morning with identical wording demanding remitment to Lombard Bank Carr Street Branch and profits from Rata Transaction 17. The Foreign Department manager, an old friend of Mr. Elienbury, dispatched the message at 3 am from the Garea.
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Ellenbury
Foreign Department
Lombard
Rata’s
Mr. Ellenbury
Frank
Harlow
Mr. Eilenburg
Johannesburg
New Orleans
Chicago
New York
Toronto
Sydney
Lombard Bank
Carr Street
Garea
The
Elienbury
Average Young Soldiers Letter Shared From Home
The Kirkland Lake Northern News presents a glimpse from a soldier’s letter to family and friends. It highlights a simple farewell line wishing God’s watchful care until he returns, praising the young man’s modest, decent character and avoiding sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkland Lake
Northern News
Debutantes Tank Tips Favorite or Frugal hotel guests
Montrealer Bob Carlew, a veteran hotel man, says women tip far less than men in nine of ten cases. He notes debutantes rank highest in stinginess, while showgirls are usually willing to pay for extras. The anecdotal view covers 15 years in major Canadian hotels.
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Bob Carlew
Montreal
Bob
Canada
Counting Their Chickens by a Fascist Spokesman
Virginio Gayda states that Hitler and Mussolini are so confident of victory they can start drafting the great constructive lines of a new European and African edifice. The remark frames Axis ambitions as settled and imminent.
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Virginio Gayda
Hitler
Mussolini
Blankets Sent to London Aid Homeless from Air Raids
London receives sixty two thousand blankets from Canadian Red Cross to aid people left homeless by German air raids. Canadian Red Cross headquarters in Toronto announced the shipment and relief effort.
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London
Canadian Red Cross
Toronto
Iodine Feeding Eases Winter Animal Freeze-Up
Freeze-up marks the season when animals suffer from iodine shortage. Feeding potassium iodide crystals during winter helps prevent troubles.
War Prisoner Costumes Designed to Draw Notice
The Canadian public could be gullible or liberal as new war prisoner costumes aim to be spotted from blocks away. Garments feature black or blue denim with a red circle on the back and a four inch stripe along the right leg, yet escaped prisoners still receive lifts from motorists. Internment authorities urge reporting anyone in such attire and to check registration cards before giving rides, especially after escape announcements.
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Mimico
Purlington
War Changes a Southeast Town Couple’s Week
In a coastal English town where sirens ring daily a young couple swap chores each week during wartime. The wife helps with her husband’s typing and routine tasks while he manages housework and the children. In May 1939 she traveled to Vancouver with a horse named Timothy, logging about 2500 miles before illness forced a replacement named Jonty to finish the journey.
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Vancouver
Canada
Timothy
Jonty
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