Guests of the Kremlin Flyers Moved Farther Than Ever From Freedom
Lt Col R G Emmens and four other Doolittle flyers recount their forced stay in Russia. After weeks in Kazan and across the Kama river they travel by riverboat toward an unknown destination, enduring shortages and guarded transport as they face uncertain prospects for escape and aid from embassies.
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Man deposits 32700 wartime pennies to curb copper confusion
In St Paul a milk truck driver John J Feekley loaded 225 pounds of Iron cent pennies into a downtown bank with a guard. He aimed to remove wartime pennies from circulation after complaints customers mixed them with dimes.
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Reading Intercepted During Atlanta Lottery Arrest
Atlanta police interrupted the reading of Richard Johnson, 22, an African American man, when they arrested him on a lottery charge. Johnson was found with a comic book titled Crime Goes Not Pay in his possession at the time of the arrest.
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