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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1945

Page

7

Far East war toll judge by doctors on prisoners of Japan

Dr. Mack Leonard Gottlieb and Dr. Harold W. Keschner, both captured in the Pacific theater, testified that tens of thousands of American troops died in Japanese camps from brutality and medical mistreatment. They described torture, forced labor, inhumane burnings, and drastic Red Cross supply shortages at Shinagawa and Omori camps near Tokyo.

Frank “Tremaine Tokyo Bay Far East Mack Leonard Gottlieb New York Pacific Guam Harold W. ‘Keschner New York City Bataan Philippines Gottlieb Tokyo Japan Keschner Shinagawa Hospital Tokuda Shinagawa Red Cross Reschner Keschiner Arno Medicist Alfred V. Jalinski Buffalo N. Y Suum Jali Omori

Dallas Realtor Robert R Thompson Dies

Dallas realtor and City Plan committee member Robert R Thompson died today at a local hospital after a brief illness.

Dallas Realtor Dallas Robert R. Thompson City Plan Committee

War plant worker Harvey returns to Salt Lake area

The report notes Harvey, once employed at a war plant in Sal Utah, now discharged from the army. Sgt. Maddox with the Eighth Air in England for 22 months is awaiting reassignment in Tampa. Capt. Morris H. Jones has returned from Europe for 30 days leave and redeployment plans. Mrs Bettie and Mrs Jackson are mentioned in nonmilitary incidents. An auto theft tied to Dr. Baugh’s vehicle was recovered in San Francisco with a suspect arrested.

Harvey Sal Utah Lubbock Quallah Maddox Eighth Air England Mr. Maddox Ave. K Tampa Fla Sgt Maddox San Antonio Morris H. Jones Eo Ave Arkansas Philippines Europe W. L. Baugh Lubbock County San Francisco

Merchant Dies After Heart Attack in Shreveport Home

Isadore Rosenfield aged 49 chief executive of the Fashion store died after suffering a heart attack at his home in Shreveport and passing away later at a local sanitarium.

Merchant Shreveport U.P Isadore Rosenfield

Opening Exercises Set by Supt Thomas at 9:30 A M

Supt G C Thomas announced opening exercises at 9 30 a m. Faculty includes Grace Mi principal John Mi hell Oleta Cummings Mrs Dupree Aileen Welch J W Adams Mrs John Justice Mrs Dozier John M mor F Principal Mrs Mau Stobaah Doeo eaugh Dor Tees Mrs J Adathe Glaitys Keith Melba Re hard Maggie C Melba Morgll Hutson.

Teac G. C. “Thomas The Curium A. Grace Ce John “Mi Hell Oleta Cummings Dupree Fee Aileen Welch J. W. Adams John Justice Dozier Weet ‘School Cael “John M. Mor Mau Stobaah

Japanese Surrender On Halmahera Morotai Total 41000

The 98th Division reports 41 000 Japanese surrendered on Halmahera and Morotai islands south of the Philippines, including 32 000 soldiers 5 000 naval men and 4 000 civilians. General Harry H. Johnson accepted the surrender on Morotai. Lt General Ishii led the surrender after a PT boat rendezvous off Morotai.

Manila Halmahera Morotai Philippines Harry H. Johnson Houston Tex Ishii

Dr. H L Klotz Named to Texas Medical Board

Austin physician surgeon Dr. H L Klotz was appointed to the unexpired term of Dr. Will E Watt on the state board of medical examiners. Gov. Coke R Stevenson set the term to expire April 13 1949. Watt resigned to join the state game fish and oyster commission.

Austin H. L. Klotz Will E. Watt State Board of Medical Examiners Coke R. Stevenson Klotz Watt State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission

Home Accident Injures Person Every Six and Half Seconds

A home accident injures a person about every six and a half seconds, prompting safety appeals for households and caregivers to improve prevention measures and child safety practices.

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