Medical man urges safety for airplanes
New York June 5 Interior design changes in light aircraft can greatly cut fatalities in crashes of privately owned planes. Hugh DeHaven of Cornell Medical College notes belts are a safeguard but often fail to restrain occupants. He urges removing projections and creating smooth surfaces to reduce injuries in crashes.
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FBI Arrests 14 in Baltimore Draft Conspiracy
Baltimore June 5 FBI agents arrested 14 men and women on charges of running a draft rejection ring. Three service members at the Baltimore action center were among those jailed, with bail set at 29 dollars. The case stems from months of investigation aided by Army officials and footage of alleged meetings.
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Major Mueller Nazi ace dies in action
The DNB reports Major Fried Karl Mueller, a famed German fighter pilot with 40 air victories, died in combat. The radio dispatch noted he was a commander of a fighter squadron and praised his bravery, while withholding specifics of the engagement.
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Army's 'Bad Boy' May Still Be Here
London June 5 1943 Karl Warner known as Molotov mayor of Brooklyn a daring 24 year old private became famed for lone scouting in the Tunisian campaign. He reportedly killed many enemy soldiers disobeyed orders and bluffed Italians into surrendering before being killed by a German machine gunner near Tunisia. The Stars and Stripes lauds him as an extraordinary yet undisciplined fighter with a posthumous Silver Star.
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Three U P Writers To Be Awarded Valor Medals
Three United Press war correspondents are among 12 to receive the Valor Medal at the National Headliners club dinner on June 10. George E. Jones and Richard W. Johnston earned Pacific theater honors, while Robert Vermillion, with the Fifth Army in Italy, is cited for bomber flights and frontline Italy coverage. Posthumous awards go to Keith Palmer of Newsweek and Staff Sgt. John A. Bushemi of Yank Magazine.
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British Fliers Hit Norwegian Convoy In Arctic Raid
British Naval task force planes bombed a three-merchant convoy near Trondheim Bergen in Norwegian waters. The 20 000 ton group including two 5 000 ton vessels burned as flak ships were hit and left blazing. Two Barracudas and two carrier craft are reported missing after the strike.
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Notable newsroom paths of Richard son and Richardson
Zine, once with the Fairbanks Daily News Miner and Tech Sergeant David B. Richardson of Yank, a former New York Herald Tribune copy boy, are referenced as part of a historic media career arc.
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Wallace Warmly Welcomed In Irkutsk Russian Speech
In Irkutsk, Wallace addressed a native audience in Russian praising full collaboration between the United States and the Soviet Union and their Allies for a stable postwar peace. The Moscow radio report says he was greeted warmly en route to China and urged development of the American northwest Canada Alaska and Soviet Siberia.
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Allied strike sails through germen waters unharmed
The report notes a brief carrier strike in which flak wounded one pilot who returned to the carrier. The bomb load totaled thousands of pounds dumped on three ships. The task force under Vice Admiral Sir Henry Moore reportedly passed through waters Germans claimed to be U boat dominated without incident.
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U S Airmen Honor Heroine With Education Fund
London June 5 A fund of almost $3000 raised by U S airmen at a ninth air force base will support the education of four year old Tony Everitt an orphan after his mother Betty Everitt died saving American fliers from a burning plane She saved one man then perished as the bomber exploded near her farm home last Saturday.
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Treasury Plans Special Bond Issue For Soldiers
The Treasury announced a GI war bond to support armed forces personnel. The bond costs $7.50 and pays out $10 at maturity, issued for sale to men and women serving in the armed services.
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