Navy Helicopters Demonstrated in Pearl Harbor Rescue Exercise
The Pacific Fleet added two wingless HO3S-Is helicopters to its air-sea rescue units with four more planned. In Operation Egg Beater, three rescues were staged including a hoisted pickup from the water by Edward A. Arnold Jr. The drills showcased rescue from life rafts, the helicopter’s 100 mile radius, three and a half hour endurance, and multi role uses from transport to signaling and navigation.
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Navy
Pacific
Lorin Atkins
Dallas
Ore
Edward A. Arnold, Jr
Rexford Mont
Robert W. Camp
Hutchison, Has
Atkins
Pearl Harbor
Arnold
Sikorsky
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Early Start Rooster Swap Beats 5 A.M. Crow in Mississippi
A Mississippi village advert seeks to trade a 5 a.m. crowing rooster for a 4 a.m. country rooster to start an earlier business day. Meanwhile, stockmen report wool sheared with electric tools yields up to 30 percent higher cash due to better fleece quality.
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Booneville. Miss
Contempt Citations Issued For 21 More In Rome Disorders
In Rome Georgia twenty one additional citations for contempt of court were issued against Celanese Corp employees for mass picketing violations. Several hundred pickets returned as a strike neared its 75th day over a fifteen percent wage demand, with the company offering eight percent. Twenty five union members including two officials faced citations and a hearing set for Saturday morning before Judge H E Nichols.
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Rome
Celanese Corp
Southern Railway
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
Atlanta
U. S. Conciliation Service
H. E. Nichols
Cyrus Ching
W.Y. Brown
Celanese
TWUA
Eight German generals convicted of war crimes by tribunal
An American court convicted eight German generals of war crimes with a third admiral acquitted. The 13 defendants were found not guilty of plotting to start World War II, but were convicted on crimes against prisoners of war and civilians. Sentencing was expected.
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George Brianuernberg
Otto Schniewind
Hugo Sperrle
London
Hans Reinhardt
Poland
Netherlands
Yugoslavia
Russia
Hans von Salmuth
Karl Hollidt
France
Greece
Karl von Roques
Hermann Reinecke
General Wehrmacht
High Command
Reinecke
Peoples Court
Hitler
Walter Warlimont
Franco
Otto Woehler
Rudolf Lehmann
Wehrmacht
Doctors question hip fracture contagion at Union Hospital
At Union Hospital in West Frankfort doctors wonder if broken hips are contagious after treating seven people for fractured hips in two weeks. The notes indicate a cluster of injuries raising questions about possible causes and safety measures.
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West Frankfort
Til
Union Hospital
Wish Granted Providence Triplets Born to Reed Family
Mrs. William Reed hoped for a girl after two sons and a girl. She fulfilled her wish with the birth of triplets, described in hopeful terms as she welcomed the three new children.
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Providence
William Reed
Siris
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