First Cavalry Division War Casualty Comparison
Rose compares Korea with the last war citing the First Cavalry Division's campaigns in the Admiralties Leyte and Luzon. It tallied 24,097 enemy killed and its own losses totaling 1,271 in Admiralties 1,099 on Leyte and 3,017 on Luzon. The piece argues the Korean conflict will reveal similar grim figures.
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Leyte
Luzon
Manila
Admiralties
Committee Urges Drafting of 4-Fs
New York November 14 The Army surgeon general office proposes drafting men labeled 4-F for limited service. Col Warner Bowers disclosed at the Association of Military Surgeons session that selective service should stop outright rejections and instead classify many for limited duty based on capacity.
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New York
US Army
Warner Bowers
Army
Association of Military Surgeons
For a Soldier Who Saw Much War in Short Time
A veteran recalls World War II Europe as calmer than the current conflict noting he faced more danger in a single 30 day period than in 500 days on the European front. Lt Col William C. Holley compares casualty figures from Italy to present combat. An infantry platoon commander reflects on the burden of leading a spearhead unit and addressing his men.
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Europe
William C. Holley
Atherton
Calif
Italy
State Historical Society transfers archives to university
Over two hundred sacks of reports letters pictures records of hearings and books have already gone to the university according to Globe-News want ads.
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State Historical Society
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Dublin man cites housing rules on car and garage
A Dublin Hire man arrested for leaving his car parked all night outside his home in a housing project and for not having a light on it says he was told he could not build a garage and must either find one or remove the vehicle.
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Thomas Prepares To Leave Senate
Sen. Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma, preparing to leave office after 28 years in Congress, is cleaning house and sending his records, books and papers accumulated during his tenure to the University of Oklahoma as he returns to private life next January following defeat in this year’s primary.
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Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
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