Indiana doctor cancels debts to mark anniversary
Dr Frank Wiedmann of Terre Haute, practicing since 1894, canceled all patient debts to celebrate his 60th year and plans another Europe trip. He was praised at a Chicago testimonial dinner by Rush Medical School and University of Chicago Medical School alumni, with the debt amount undisclosed.
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French air strikes hit guerrilla bases in Indochina
French airmen attacked two Vietminh bases in the Red River delta and an ammunition dump at Yen Bay, dropping more than 50 tons of explosives. Guerrilla concentrations near Binh Ngo and Decaf were pummeled as mop up operations continued. Gen. Giap’s Red forces suffered casualties while Gen. Ely arrived to boost command. Vietnamese leaders drafted a GI Bill of Rights to accelerate army expansion to 500000 by year end.
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Britain approves limited trade with Red China
Britain tentatively okayed the sale of thousands of items to Communist China including light machinery medical supplies and scientific instruments described as non strategic. The official list of permitted goods was published and the government retained final licensing say. Despite a UN embargo Britain backs non strategic trade while noting overall export totals and Hong Kong shipments.
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Shriner Three Day San Francisco Convention Opens
About 3,500 Shriners in colorful robes gathered in San Francisco to open a three day Western Shrine Assn conclave. The parade was planned for Market Street after opening ceremonies.
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New York businessman linked to Maryland crime trial
A Bronx office manager named Grammer faced a Maryland jury over the murder of his wife, a United Nations secretary. He admitted the killing, claimed it was planned for freedom to remarry, and argued the crime was nearly perfect. Evidence included motive, an automobile death trap, and a dramatic last meal.
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