Nip Planned To Be Big Shot Sprint Saves Bus Riders
PENNSAUKEN New Jersey July 1 A bus stalled on a railroad track prompted a man to boast he would return to the U S as a big shot. In Philadelphia a federal jury heard testimony that Kawakita, on trial for treason, vowed to come back and be a big shot because he knew the country people and language. William Gage testified Kawakita beat J C Grant and others at a camp, using bamboo poles while Japanese guards watched.
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Hospital refusals to admit polio cases cited in Texas
Houston July 1 Ins says delaying admission of polio victims until payment arrangements are complete is a major problem in fighting the disease. Bishop Tyler state representative of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis warns such delays have been long enough to endanger patients.
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Mackenzie King to quit in fall after war remark
Ottawa reports Prime Minister W. L. Mackenzie King told parliament he will resign this fall. He added he would be willing to return to office if war breaks out. Parliament gave the 73 year old leader an ovation.
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