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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1944
Page
3
The Sault Star explains how D Day arose as a planning symbol for a large operation. It notes that exact dates or times may shift, so symbols like D for day and H for hour or Z day for earlier wars are used to represent the planned start. In this war the Allied powers adopted D day and H hour.
Christine Thorenson uncovers hidden bonds tied to her cousin’s death as Inspector Parsons questions motives. A forged clue using a dagger and a merged Amalgamated National company expands the case while suspects include Christine and Bill Yardley.
The witness cites a break in at a cousin’s residence after closing time. A shoe measurement with a slightly broken heel is found, but the shoes are missing. Investigators believe items were taken to mislead the inquiry.
A man asks Christine Thorenson if she has a key to Mrs Talbert's house. Christine denies it, describing how the accusation came from someone with a key. The scene ends with a promise to continue next week.
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