Traffic Toll At New Low Over Fourth
An Associated Press survey shows wartime travel curtailment reduced traffic deaths during a three day Fourth of July weekend. At least 298 deaths occurred, with 21 traffic fatalities and many drownings and other causes. Forty one states and the District of Columbia reported fatalities, lower than safety council estimates.
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Priest who escaped Bougainville eyes return to work
An American Catholic priest, Father Albert Lebel of Brunswick, Maine, lived 10 months on Bougainville Island avoiding Japanese capture. He aided missionaries and natives, helped relocate clergy, and even sailed into a harbor under five Japanese ships to recruit aid before walking through town to safety. After Guadalcanal, he plans to resume ministry or serve as a military chaplain.
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Zoot Suit Dealer Enjoined By WPB
In Los Angeles on July 11, Federal Judge Paul McCormick enjoined Lamm, a local zoot suit dealer, from violating war production orders by selling garments with excess cloth. WPB investigator Howard D. Chaffey testified to seeing several suits in Lamm's store that appeared oversized, leading to the court action.
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James to Get New Draft Status
Beverly Hills July 6 Harry James and Betty Grable return to work after marriage in Las Vegas. Grable meets James from New York, then they rush home for rest before Grable resumes work and James has a scheduled broadcast. Beaumont draft board reclassifies him as a family man with new reevaluation to follow after divorce from Louise James and two children.
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Mexico
Dutch Physicians Imprisoned by Nazis in Concentration Camps
London reports that hundreds of Dutch physicians have been imprisoned by German authorities in concentration camps for refusing to accept Nazi medical ideologies and practices. The terse dispatch notes the broad purge against medical professionals resisting Nazi policies.
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Modern Birth Announcements From Local Paper
Brief birth notice announces new arrivals and lists contact for details. Includes misc. text about modern babies and pricing. instructs readers to call Joan Lynn at P2252 for more information.
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Mexican Justice Injured in Wreck
A Mexican justice, Virkariino Ansley, newly named Supreme Court figures, was injured in a wreck near Mexico yesterday. Hermenegitdo was killed when the automobile overturned as it rode, and Mrs Anaulane and another son were injured in the crash.
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