Reporters race shaved record in Tokyo barber shop
Pacific Stars and Stripes reporter William J. Colton challenged the New York claims of a 17 second barber shave in Tokyo. Tomiji Suzuki attempted the feat but took 24 seconds and questioned the timing watch. Colton insisted the record could not be beaten.
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Gallery of brief items and a search ends in reunion
A San Francisco tale ends when William J. Rainer recognizes his daughter Delores from an advertising bus poster after two years of searching. He learned she works in a secretarial office, reuniting briefly with his 20 month old child as he traces his family.
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