Tokyo Rose defendant still owes $20,000 fine says ex host
Chicago report on Yiwa Ikuka Toguri D AQuino born 1916 in Los Angeles. Convicted of treason in 1949, she was paroled in 1956 and now runs a North Clark Street shop. She owes $20,000 in fines, claims ongoing publicity prevents work, and notes two life insurance policies totaling $4,745.04 as government seeks cash value. She defends herself, saying it is yellow journalism and hopes people forget.
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Chicago
NEA
Tokyo Rose
Alderson
W.yaiva Ikuka Toguri D'Aquino
D’aquino
United States
North Clark Street
D’aquino Answers the Phone From Behind the Counter, ‘Miss. Toguri
London Times
Collins
Condensation Control At Home And In Cars
The article explains how opening a window vents humid air to reduce windshield fog and indoor condensation. It notes frost forms on cold surfaces, moisture damage from humidity, and two main fixes: venting moisture via louvers, exhaust fans, or fireplace dampers, and trapping moisture with dehumidifiers varying in price and power.
Junkyard sounds shape a Dallas composer piece
Dallas resident composer Dr. Donald Erb says discarded metal plastic and glass can yield musical sounds when tapped or rubbed creating percussion instruments. He plans a symphony in a junkyard at Broadway Wrecking and previews a percussion concerto with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. He foresees a future where electronics join orchestral music and composers work with control panels rather than traditional instruments.
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Dallas
Donald Erb
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Erb
Eric
Ero
Broadway Wrecking
Cleveland
Ohio
Donald Johanos
Dallas Orchestra
Dallas Symphony
Alaska Native Groups Population Note
Did You Know four main groups of native Peoples southeast coastal Indians Athabascan Indians Eskimos and Aleuts are among Alaska s relatively small population.
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Alaska
Unsound Bead Necklaces Sold At Dallas Museum Shop
FDA warns 26 dangerous bead necklaces sold at Dallas Museum of Fine Arts shop at Fair Park. Beads are orange or red with black ends, about four feet long, hazardous if chewed or broken. Museum says no buyer records kept. necklaces received in July. contact local health department or FDA if owned.
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Dallas
Foodland Drug Administration
Scuvesir
Operaiions
United States
FDA
Anyyome
Health Department
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Cleveland Institute
Indiana University
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Ladies Appael
Holiday
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