Japan Earthquake Toll Reaches 3155. Relief Efforts Under Way
The death toll stands at 3155 as Fukui city and surrounding areas suffer severe damage. U S aid ships 1275 metric tons of rice to the disaster zone while typhoid dysentery and tetanus fears prompt precautionary measures. Captain Benjamin A Click flew over the quake area reporting widespread destruction and open holes along highways north of Fukui.
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Surgeon Restores Life During Appendectomy In Chicago
Dr Max Thorek revived Mrs Julia Brittan after her heart stopped during anesthesia. He made three incisions near the heart and massaged it until a feeble beat returned in under thirty seconds. The operation continued and the patient is said to be doing nicely.
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Aftermath of Fukui Disaster Strikes Japan Bridges and Rails Damaged
Residents salvage belongings as floods and landslides disrupt Fukui City streets. An eight to ten mile rail corridor north of Fukui lies demolished with twisted rails. Lt Gen Feichelberger confirms no occupation personnel injured and sixty one Americans evacuated with losses of belongings.
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Click
Robert L. Feichelberberger
Eighth Army
New Soviet Move for Power Seen in Blast at Tito
Reports from Belgrade described a Cominform blast aimed at Tito and Yugoslavia’s Communist leaders. Early notices placed Tito at his Blend summer home or offshore on an Adriatic island, while speculation swirled about his fate amid party-line warnings.
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