Kawakita Apprehended by FBI in Los Angeles
Tomoya Kawakita, an American of Japanese ancestry, was arrested by the FBI in Los Angeles after allegedly returning to the United States on a faked passport. He had previously gone to Japan in 1939 and worked at a camp near Honshu where ex-Sergeant William Leon Bruce, a former prisoner of war, recognized him in a department store. The incident occurs amid President Truman's three day holiday coverage.
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Alive After All Found Alive From Missing World War II Soldier
Pvt. Martin J. Papula of Plymouth Pennsylvania was listed dead after disappearing August 5 1944. He was found alive working as a blacksmith in Nor mandy village Aires. He told US officers in Paris he lost memory in France and regained it about three years ago but feared punishment for being AWOL.
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