Yukon Heroine Faces Amputation After Plane Crash
Helen Klaben 21 and pilot Ralph Flores survived a crash 275 miles southeast of Whitehorse. Klaben learns she will lose five toes on her right foot. both heels improving. Flores suffers a broken nose and jaw with frostbite. both recovering. They survived on canned food and water, losing weight.
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Jules Loh
Whitehorse
Yukon Territory
Helen Klaben
Brooklyn
Nesta James
Yukon
James
Miss Klaben
Ralph Flores
Flores
McCallum
Chuck Hamilton
Hamilton
Department of Transport
U.S
Civil Aviation Agency
W. L. Martel
Watson Lake
Gordon Tool
Keith Jorgensen
Klaben
San Burno
Calif
Wilds
Death March Survivor Bill Dropped in Illinois
Noble Frank Smith, a Bataan death march survivor, welcomes a temporary halt on payments the State Department seeks for WWII relief owed by his family. The department says about 2000 others owe debts. Senator Douglas advances a bill to cancel the debt while the department delays the deadline. Smith notes no money is due and recalls government waivers since the 1950s.
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Onarga
Ill
Bataan
State Department
Noble Frank Smith
Viola Smith
Carl
Far East
Smith
Associated Press
Douglas
Leslie C. Arends
R-Iil
Milk shortage worsens as OY and wed te mie butter rise
Fragments indicate a milk supply shortfall affecting households with rising prices and altered product availability. OY and wed te mie butter references appear, suggesting shifts in dairy markets and consumer impact amid uncertain deliveries.
Safe Driving Road-EO Scheduled
The Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Teen Age Driving Road EO at Decatur High School on April 6 at 10 a.m. West Morgan High, Decatur High, Priceville, and Coto co participate. Written tests precede the driving test with top prizes including a $500 scholarship for first place and savings bonds for second and third.
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Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce
Decatur High School
Bud Orr
Orr
West Morgan High School
Priceville
Cotaco
Kansas City Change Voted in Municipal Election
Ilus W. Davis defeated Dutton Brookfield to reclaim Kansas City mayor's office by about 2 365 votes with 54 968 to 52 603 of 428 precincts tallied unofficially. Absentee ballots remaining to be counted Friday. Davis, 47, an attorney and former council member, leads a Citizens slate winning 9 of 12 council seats.
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Huell E. Warren JR
Kansas City
Tom Pendergast
Ilus W. Davis
Dutton Brookfield
Independent
Asmce
Davis
Citizens
Coalition of Democratic Faculty
Brookfield
Police Commission
Castro Draws New Backing At Muted Congress
The congress opened with a businesslike tone lacking Cuban flags or Havana style rhetoric. The only notable national figure present was Francisco Julião, head of Brazil's northeast peasant leagues, signaling nascent support rather than a revolution.
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Francisco Juliao
Brazil
Reporter Receives Mystery Roof Duty From Athens Fire
A Daily reporter was told by an Athens fire official that Assistant Fire Chief Larry Mobley and Fire Chief A E Bumpus were on the roof installing two way radio antennas. Mobley said no fires were reported in 24 hours and explained FCC rules require fire departments to switch off police channels by November.
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Athens
Larry Mobley
A. E. Bumpus
Arthur Stewart
Fire Department
Mobley
Larry
Bumpus
FCC
Woodmen of the World Present 1962 WOW Awards
Athens leader Lawrence Hendrix received the Mr. Woodman Award for 1962 at a Camp 1012 Woodmen of the World family night. Thalium Turner, camp commander, presented the honor. Mrs. Hendrix received a manicure set and Mrs. F. W. Blair earned the Mrs. Woodmen Award for 1962.
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Athens
Lawrence Hendrix
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