American distilleries switch to industrial alcohol for war output
The piece notes the near halt of hard liquor production in the United States as distilleries pivot to war needs. It cites 230 million gallons of industrial alcohol from distilleries this year and highlights its use in manufacturing explosive charges for the war effort. A warning that liquor stock dwindling will lead to more efforts against the Axis.
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Key Figure in German Espionage Ring Detained by FBI
Miss Grace Buchan an Dineen a 34 year old descendant of French nobility entered the United States for espionage on October 27 1941. She was captured by the FBI and agreed to act as a counter espionage agent. Trained in Budapest by her husband Guyula Rongiek who was deported in May 1941. She faced arraignment in Detroit with two other members and was held on a $50000 bond.
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