Long Beach Marine Sgt Coftee Confirmed Safe From POW List
Marine Sgt Robert J Coftee of 2045 Bermuda St was listed as a prisoner of war but was declared alive yesterday. His wife Jeanne and their 14 month old daughter Robin Anne were away when the news arrived, and his mother in law cried with relief at the Bermuda Street home. The family had previously heard of possible POW status from a released prisoner who escaped to Allied lines.
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Robert J. Coftee
Bermuda St
Coffee
Sgt. Coffee
Jeanne
Robin Anne
Long Beach
Earl €. Denend
Californians Named Prisoners of War on Reds List
California soldiers and air personnel appear on the communist POW list. Names include Sgt. Robert J. Coffee of Long Beach and Lt. Richard Bell of Santa Maria, with units Army Marines Air Force and bases in Long Beach Berkeley Santa Ana Baldwin Park Pyongyang Chang Song Pyokdong and more.
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Reds
Robert J. Coffee
Bermuda St
Long Beach
Changsong
John Danlap
Army
San Pablo
Pyokdong
Richard Bell
Marines
Santa Maria
Harry F. Medlund
Air Force
Fullerton
John D. Bryant
Baldwin Park
Byron H. Beswick
Santa Ana
Cipriano M. Blas
Los Angeles
Chang Song
William F. Dean
Berkeley
Pyong Yang
Gerald Brown
Willie L. Datiels
Snowstorm Numbs Large U S Across Northwest to East
Recurring snowstorms and freezing temperatures froze travel from the Pacific Northwest to the Eastern Seaboard. Spokane reported fourteen inches of snow in 24 hours, the worst December storm in 56 years. Temperatures were forecast to plunge further with lows around ten in Eastern Washington and Oregon by Thursday.
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Unitel Press
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Pacific Northwest
British Columbia
Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
Montana
Spokane Wash
Europe sees arms race as US USSR duel
Reports from Europe suggest the cost of global rearmament will largely fall on the United States. The picture points to a world arms race dominated by the United States and the USSR, with Europe appearing less anxious about the outcome.
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United States
Europe
Ussr
Reds charge incomplete Allied prisoner list at Panmunjom
The Communist China News Agency says the UN list of 132474 prisoners lacks essential data while the Reds provide only 93198 Americans with serials ranks units and locations. Allied Brig. Gen. Nuckols cautions the list does not guarantee freedom and cannot be verified by the Red Cross.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Matthew Bi Ridgway
Panmunjom
Communist
New China
Kaesong
U.N
Peiping
U. N
William P. Nuckols
Lst
Red Cross
William F. Dean
Taejon
POW Messages Ordered Precedence by Western Union
Officially designated messages to families of American prisoners of war rated as held by the Communists will be given priority by Western Union. K. K Ferlan, manager of the Long Beach office, stated that the New York office issued the order to place such messages ahead of all others.
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K. Kferlan
Long Beach
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