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Man searches for truck driver who saved his life in 1945

Hunt for a savior, Part 1: Man searches for truck driver who saved his life in 1945

The Daily News, Longview, WA
7/5/08

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Chester Allen Rockwood has been missing four fingers on his mangled left hand most of his life. It’s the result of a freak accident the 67-year-old Castle Rock man suffered as a 4-year-old living on his grandparents’ Lewis County farm. Rockwood and his two brothers were playing an ax when they shouldn’t have been, and and the results were nearly fatal.
http://www.tdn.com/articles/2008/07/...8076027663.txt

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