Captain Performs Operation Saving Life On Shipboard
An American seaman Karl Gilman 36 of Plainfield N J was stabbed 12 times and saved by Captain HK Carlsen 33 aboard the Flying Clipper in the Indian Ocean on Christmas morn in a four hour operation without anaesthetic. Carlsen stitched wounds as Gilman fainted four times, reviving him with spirits of ammonia. authorities questioned 47 aboard until a break in the case was found.
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Bombay
Indian Ocean
Karl Gilman
Plainfield
N. J
Charles Gilman
Massey Concrete Products Corporation
New York City
HK. Carlsen
Gilman
George
Carlsen
Manila
Divorce and building permits listed in Lubbock notices
Official notices list divorce suits including Annie Sotelo versus Pat Botello and Everett McMorris against Henrietta McMorris, along with multiple building permits for residences and additions in the area. Also mentions Delbert Ruben Irving in Manila, a confession after alleged assault, and a hospital operation earning praise as life saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Dan Biatt
Michigan Parole Violator Keeps New Year’s Resolution
Harold I. Davis, 24, surrendered to Montcalm county authorities to resume a three year probation violation sentence. He walked back to Michigan from Houston on Christmas day to surrender, saying jail was safer than liberty in a gay city.
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Michigan
Stanton
Mich
Houston
Harold I. Davis
Davis
Montcalm County
Montcalm
Walter Arntz
Liberty
Hungary Receives Soviet Note on Troop Reduction
Hungary disclosed a Soviet note stating remaining troops are only those needed to secure communications with the Soviet occupied zone in Austria. The note delivered by Gregori Pushkin to Matyas Rakosi cited compliance with the 1947 peace treaty and placed the force level after December 14. A prior AP eye witness report estimated 25,000 troops, 400 fighters, and 50 tanks remaining in Hungary.
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Hungary
Budapest
Russia
Austria
Matyas Rakosi
Gregori Pushkin
Associated Press
Amish Bishop Farm To Be Sold After Damage Suit
The farm goods of Amish Bishop John W. Helmuth at Wilmot will be sold today to satisfy a $5,000 judgment awarded to Andrew J. Yoder of Wooster Ohio. Yoder sued Helmuth and four other church leaders for $40,000 claiming a boycott over his automobile purchase harmed him and his family. Sheriff Starner noted such forced sales are rare in the area, with only one similar case on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asis Bish
John W. Helmuth
Andrew J. Yoder
Wooster
Helmuth
Wilmot
Yoder
Wayne
Holmes
Wayne D. Starner
Grave uncovered at Belsen mass grave found near end of war
German workers uncovered a mass grave at Belsen concentration camp on January 3, estimated to hold about 2000 bodies. This marks the eighth mass grave found at the camp since the war ended.
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Hamburg
Belsen
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Ceylon
Official
Pistaidt G. v. Pardue
Jesse Freaitin
Everett McMorris
Henrietta McMorris
Charley A. Mitchell
Zola Mee
Mitchell
Patterson
John "A. Mullins
Badleydon
C. B. Holt
Ide Martin
Bruce Mullins
Co.r
Hensley
W. R Huckabay
Tred Norton
Ave. A
Delbert Ruben Irving
Huntsville
Tex
United States
St. George's Hospital
Texas
Avalanche-Journal
AL Tasty
Bill Dean
Pepsi-Cola
P.O
New York
N. Y
Iyour State
Prieasoonus
Mational Pria
Jess
Pepsi
District of Columbia
U. S
Pepsi‘Cola
Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation
Vial
Pepsi-Cola Company
P.O. Box
N.Y
Leola
Hove
Pree
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