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Prince Rupert Daily News
Tuesday, December 9, 1952

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; hands into the whirling blade
fa trim saw mill here
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the n stepped ont
he saw platform and plunged
his hands into the blade
Several fingers were ampu
tated. but his condition is re
j yorted a good” in hospital
today. Police did not disclose
"ih, his name
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