Seastrom Returns After Desert Ordeal In Libyan Front
George L Seastrom, veteran mechanic and M Set, appeared at Cairo depot after being listed missing for two weeks in the Libyan desert. He explained he stayed in the heat fixing tanks and engines under fire, returning to duty with casual defiance. Churchill notes on Libyan air and tank actions frame broader war updates.
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King of Belize and spy ring tale tops Caribbean gossip
The Belize based King of Belize, a plantation owner and ex-rum runner, traded benign information for Balboa notes while workers and waitresses fed him tips on American military activity. U.S. and British agents uncovered the ring. the King was jailed as a spy leader. Also aboard are tales of a downed airman in New Guinea surviving 48 hours at sea and trekking 80 miles barefoot to base, and a pan-Caribbean scene with Nazi-exiled royalty in New York City and an Argentine chamber dispute.
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