Spying In German Is Tough Job Now
Alvin J. Steinkopf notes the grim realities of German espionage as the war grows harsher. He observes fewer trusted officials, a rise in cautious, part time spies, and the risks of gathering and smuggling intelligence through railways and ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin J. Steinkope
Wide World Features
Alvin Steinkopf
Associated
Berlin
Axis
Germany
Foreign Office
Norway
Russia
Hitler
Mata Hari
Italy
United Nations
Danzig
Kiel
Rhine Valley
Rostock
Obeck
United States
Gomany
Robber Delays Then Holds Up Denver Restaurant
A gunman robbed a downtown Denver restaurant of $200 after two patrolmen lingering over coffee delayed him. The officers finally left and the robber demanded, Dont give me any more delay, before the stickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Master Commissioner Appointment in Seabright Estate Case
A decree in Winchester Virginia orders a Master Commissioner to report on the Adam Seabright estate. Tasks include real property, taxes and liens, heirs, administration accounts, and other pertinent matters. Publication notice to run for two weeks in the Winchester Evening Star. The office is at 46 Rouss Avenue and the hearing is set for June 18, 1942 at 10 A.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Benham
Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
James A. Seabright
Guy Seabright
Adam Seabright
W. E. Oates
Winchester Evening Star
Rouss Avenue
Merchant Recovers Stolen Truck Then Another Arrives
Culbertson Montana June 10 a local merchant advertised for the return of his borrowed truck. The vehicle was left at his store and the next day another truck appeared with an apology note. The merchant advertised again asking that no more trucks be turned in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbertson, Mont
Culbertson
Methodists Promote Student Day Defense Bonds Drive
More than 8,000,000 Methodists in 43,000 churches will observe Methodist Student Day on June 14. Donations aid a student loan fund to help those who cannot continue college, with gifts possible through defense saving stamps and bonds. The fund began in 1872, loaning over $9,000,000 to more than 60,000 students in 70 years.
Unhappy Hunting For The Indian Mailman
Salt Lake City reports a humorous search for elusive Native American residents by postmistress Wilma Kautz of the Rocky Boy Indian Reservation near Havre Montana. She notes many Indians adopt unusual names such as Sitting Pretty Gopher and Chief Goes out a Four Horns and White Sky. Her husband is an aviation cadet in Texas.
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Salt Lake City
Joe Doakes
Wilma
Texas
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J. Sloan
W. E. Edwards
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Firestone
Uncle Sam
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Sambo
Lew
Voice of
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Margaret Speaks
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Methodists
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