Boy’s Arm Torn Off in Washing Machine Accident
Three year old Mark Chittok’s right arm was torn from his shoulder Monday when he tried to stuff a shirt into his mother’s automatic washing machine. He was rushed to Pioneer Memorial Hospital in critical condition after his arm was caught in the agitator when he opened the machine.
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Kurt Goebell gets parole from Landsberg prison
Kurt Goebell former German naval captain 59 was released on parole today from Landsberg war crimes prison He had been sentenced to death in 1946 by a Ludwigsburg U S military government court later commuted to life in 1948 and to 32 years in 1954 The case involved the beating and killing of seven captured U S airmen on Borkum Island in August 1944 by MAZI soldiers
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Benson Urges Flexible Farm Price Supports Plan
Secretary of Agriculture Benson urged Congress to back a flexible farm support system, arguing wartime price supports beyond need cause agriculture troubles. The House already moved to 90 percent parity and ending flexible 75 to 90 percent supports, while the Senate debates a bill mirroring 90 percent supports and a soil bank proposal.
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Kuchel blasts proposal on Tokyo Rose defaming Japanese Americans
Senator Kuchel of California denounced a Pasadena letter proposing a heroines welcome for Iva D AQuino Tokyo Rose. The letter signed Lincoln Yamamoto urged honoring D AQuino and argued her treason conviction was a miscarriage of justice provoking protests from Japanese American groups.
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Six-Foot Blonde Twins Headed to Tokyo Stenography Posts
Helen and Oliza Dvoranino vitch of Port Chester New York, identical twins six feet tall with blue eyes, sail for Japan to work as Air Force stenographers. They say they think alike, have shared jobs, and enjoy government work for travel and new experiences. After two years in Tokyo they hope to return.
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