Pappy Noel Free? POW Status Told By Reds At Panmunjom
Lawrence AP photographer Frank Noel known as Pappy Noel, a 53-year-old Pulitzer winner, has been listed as a Red prisoner of war. Captured near Chongjin Reservoir in northeast Korea on December 2, 1950, he endured forced marches and freezing conditions along with Marines. Recent Red reports place him on the Reds list of prisoners, with sightings through Kaesong and Panmunjom amid truce talks.
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Jay Bees Play Olathe Naval Air Station Quintet
The University of Kansas B team meets Olathe Naval Air Station at 7 30 tomorrow night in Hoch Auditorium. The Bees opened their season December 45 with an easy win over Forbes Air Force Base from Topeka.
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War Photographer Frank Covering Global Conflicts 1949 1950
In 195 he was moved to Rome and spent five years shooting conflict regions from Near East to Germany including the Israeli Arab clash. He moved to Berlin in 1949 where East German police briefly detained him twice. In July 1950 he went to Korea and joined the Seventh Marine Regiment during intense fighting. His last published images documented the unit’s push from a Red trap in November 1950. A fellow photographer notes he had covered major wars and the smaller brutal ones across Burma Germany and more.
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