Probation sought in Kunin child death case
Angeles April 5 AP The Kunin case moves toward probation for Shipleen Kunin the young mother convicted of manslaughter in her baby's death A seven woman five man jury found manslaughter Saturday acquitting her of felonious assault The death autopsy showed bruises a skull fracture and a broken vertebra The mother who gave birth to a boy Steven Dale Kunin in the prison ward at General Hospital said she hopes for probation and relief from the sentence to 1 to 10 years in prison The prosecution described Kunin as cruel and harsh toward the child
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Shipleen Kunin
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Kunin
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Steven Dale Kunin
General Hospital
Jap Pleads Innocent to Torture Charge
In Yokohama on April 5, former Japanese army officer Lt. Kiyozo Fukunaga pleaded innocent before a U.S. Eighth Army military commission to charges that he failed to restrain subordinates who tortured and murdered two Canadian Catholic priests in the Philippines.
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Yokohama
Philippines
Kiyozo Fukunaga
Eighth Army
Scout Planes Find No Foreign Subs Off California
Navy scout planes failed to locate any foreign submarines off California after observers claimed sightings near Santa Maria and Santa Cruz. Western Sea Frontier said no American submersibles were in the Santa Maria or Santa Cruz areas, though doubts linger from a machinist mate’s account.
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California
Naid
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Western Sea Frontier
Santa Maria
Santa Cruz
Point Sal
Civil Aeronautics
Pigeon Point
Pacific
U. S
Jet Trainer Unveiled By Lockheed At Burbank
Lockheed unveiled the TF-800 two place jet trainer in Burbank. The Air Force aims to cut training time by replacing multiple stages with a dual control TA80 Shooting Star derivative. It features duplicated controls, a jettisonable canopy, ejector seats, and capacity for two pilots, boosting speed beyond 580 mph.
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Burbank
Air Force
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Tesicab Firm Quits Leaving 325 Veterans Jobless
Los Angeles reports 325 war veterans lose their jobs after the taxicab company they worked for ceased operations. Max Rausch, former Marine and new manager of the Veterans' Malt Corp., said the firm quit yesterday due to about 3000 in debt and an oil company withdrawing financial support, affecting 116 company cars.
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Los Angeles
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Veterans’ Malt Corp
Wes Mae
Finanedal
Venty
Divorce Tide Prompts Latin Actress Critique
Mexican actress Rosita Diaz criticizes American women for marrying and divorcing, saying Latin women struggle to hold a man while American women are well educated and competent. Diaz, visiting from Mexico City, offered views on marriage during a brief interview.
Firestone Plant to Receive National Safety Award
CHICAGO April 5 The Firestone Tire and Rubber Co has been chosen to receive an award for distinguished service to safety, the National Safety Council announced today Med H Dearborn, council president said the award is given only to industrial organizations with outstanding safety records.
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Chicago
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
National Safety Council
Med H. Dearborn
Publishers Named to Advisory Group
Six newspaper and news magazine publishers were named to augment the National Advisory Council of Junior Achievement, Inc. The appointees include James W. Brown Jr, Oveta Culp Hobby, Clark Howell, James A. Linen, Weston Smith, and Edwin F Thayer. The program aims to give high school juniors and seniors insight into the relationship of capital, labor and management in the American economy.
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New York
National Advisory Council
Junior Achievement, Inc
James W. Brown Jr
Publiener
Editd
Oveta Culp, Hobby
Houston Post
Clark Howell
Atainta Constitution
James A. ‘Linen
Time Magazine
Weston Smith
Financial’ World
Edwin F ‘Thayer
Title Magazine
DC-4 Sets Fast Burbank Denver Run Record
Denver April 5 A DOA cargo plane flew from Burbank California to Denver in three hours and 19 minutes yesterday Officials of California Eastern Airways claim an unofficial speed record for propeller driven planes The pilot William Stevens said a heavy tailwind aided the flight The existing Army A-26 bomber record stands at three hours and 25 minutes
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DOA
Burbank
Calif
California Eastern Airways
William — Stevens
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