Daughter of Destiny Chapter XXXL Raid and Arrest at City Jail
Devona faces arrest after Dale Brasher raids Macias hideout and seizes contraband heroin. Despite protests she aided by chance, while Dale cautions her loyalty. In court, attorney Dwyer probes her motives as Devona weighs truth, love, and danger.
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Dale
Macias
Freda
Devona
Tal
Devena
Dwyer
Mr. Brasher
Devon
Young Dwyer
Dale Brasher
Canadian Navy lauds merchant marines as unsung war heroes
The Canadian naval defense chief praised sailors at Narvik and Dunkirk and highlighted the crucial role of cargo ship crews in the war. He said Canadian ships serve globally and the merchant marine men are the war’s most valuable contributors.
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Narvik
Dunkirk
Jervis Bay
River Plate
Counting Birds How many birds in the United States
Roger Peterson, education director of the National Audubon Society, spent five years studying census data and told the Audubon Society's 37th annual convention that the approximate total is 5,750,000,000 birds in the United States.
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United States
Roger Peterson
National Audubon Society
Audubon Society
Formation of the North West Mounted Police in 1873
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police, then known as the North West Mounted Police, was formed on May 23, 1873, marking a pivotal step in Canadian policing history.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police Force
The
North West Mounted Police
War Prisoners Treated Cruelly By Axis Captors In World War II
An 18 year old deckhand R K Hardy recalls six of 200 British captives losing their sanity after months in German and Italian hands aboard the sinking King City and the hell ship Dunnota. They endured salt beds and tainted water plus scarce food in Mogadishu before liberation by South African forces and repatriation to Britain.
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Leicester
England
R. K. Hardy
King City
Indian Ocean
Hardy
East Africa
Mogadiscio
Mombasa
Britain
Split Of The Nazi Youth Faces An Appalling Scene
In London Calling Prof C E M Joad recalls visiting German prisoners and finds them eerily uniform and unresponsive. He notes only when Hitler is named do they rally, saluting in unison as if mechanical. He warns that twenty one million Nazi youths present a vast postwar challenge to the world.
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Hitler
Prof
C. E. M. Joad
London
Canadian sphagnum moss eyed as Allied medical reserve
Canadian moss from peat bogs stands as a potential medical reserve for Allies. An expert noted sphagnum's antiseptic properties and its prior use in bandage cloth to replace absorbent cotton. A recent order restricts export without a permit, ensuring moss remains available for Canada and its allies. Peat bogs and sphagnum occur in every province.
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Canada
Canadian
Air Force orders keep pals together for unit cohesion
Royal Canadian Air Force issues an order directing commanding officers to preserve buddy pairs by keeping airmen in the same schooling sequence, overseas steps, and combat together. An ACAf spokesman says teamwork boosts air war efficiency and the strongest units are formed by friends who know each other’s abilities and have trained to work, play, and fight as one.
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Royal Canadian Air Force
A.C.A.F
Gems of Thought on Happiness and Virtue from Poets and Thinkers
A compact set of aphorisms praising virtue and happiness. Coleridge notes truth as foundation for virtue and joy. Franklin and Stevenson stress daily small gains and self-control. Eddy warns self faults as happiness blockers. Ingersoll reframes happiness as a consequence. Galatians adds spiritual fruits as a lawless-proof guide.
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Coleridge
Health Of British Children War Time Health Report
Health reports from London and other large cities show no deaths in the first week of the second year of the war from measles diphtheria or scarlet fever and only two deaths from whooping cough. The data suggest war conditions have little effect on child health.
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Great Britain
London
Rattlesnake Age Tied to Rattle Preservation
The age of a rattlesnake can be determined from the rattles only when the snake still possesses its first rattle.
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 a carbonizing unit under construction to remove lignite constituents and produce activated lignite from coal tar ammonia and water. Authorities of the munitions board classify activated lignite as strategic and critical for gas mask use.
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North Dakota
University of North Dakota
H. G. Yuster
University
Munitions Board
How the United States Expanded Through Purchases
The United States bought Louisiana from France in 1803 for 15 million dollars and Alaska from Russia in 1867 for 7.2 million dollars, expanding territory and influence across North America.
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United States
Louisiana
France
Alaska
Aussia
Liberia's Official Language Policy Highlighted
A note on Liberia’s official language, English, marking its role in government and education. The statement reflects long standing use in administration and public life across Monrovia and rural districts.
Popular Cowboy Songs Songbook Ad From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
A nostalgic ad offers a 15 cent copy of Popular Cowboy Songs with 18 favorites and tunes for piano and guitar. It lists titles like Home On The Range Red River Valley and Border Affair, plus other booklets on fortune telling dancing etiquette piano, games and stunts.
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Santa Fe
Red River Valley
Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Devastating Huns Trigger Norwegian Fish Shortage
Oslo reports a severe fish shortage as 95 percent of Norway's catch is shipped to Germany and occupied markets. Strict rationing has begun nationwide, and dried fish exports will vanish as Germans seize all available stock.
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Norway
Germany
London Newspaper Circulation During Luftwaffe Raids
Report from the Circulation Managers Committee notes that during the height of German air raids on London last fall and winter daily newspaper distribution reached 11.6 million copies. The figure underscores strong reader demand amid sustained bombing.
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London
Antilles Defined as West Indies Island Groups
The Greater and Lesser Antilles comprise two island groups in the West Indies located between Florida and South America.
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Lesser Antilles
West Indies
Florida
South America
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Wong
Monterey Pines
Harry
Joe
Louis Quatorze
Jose Macias
Ts Corpuree Pictures
Fierie
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Benjamin Franklin
Robert Louis Stevenson
Mary Baker Eddy
Burgess Radio
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