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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1953

Page

4

Planes Hit Red Lines in Korea

U S carrier planes smashed Communist positions less than a mile ahead of Allied lines in the Heartbreak Ridge and Sniper Ridge sector. Navy planes from Oriskany and Princeton attacked Red positions near Sniper and Heartbreak Ridges to disrupt a probing assault while B 29s hit Taechon and Namsi airfields and air force jets struck supply and personnel build ups north of Chorwon.

Seoul U. S Korea U. N North Korea Panmunjor Navy Oriskany Princeton Taechon Kusong Namsi Singl U.S Fifth Air Force Chorwon

Church Affair Sets Public Card Party at Parish Hall

Holy Innocent's Parish Hall at 20th St and Pasadena Ave hosts a noon card party on Thursday with Mrs. Mary Batty and Mrs. Veronica Evans as hostesses.

Holy Innocent’s 20Th St Pasadena Ave Mary Batty Veronica Evans

Reckless Carufel Drives in Germany with Nickname

Pfc. Edmund Carufel of Somerset Michigan drives a motor wrecker in FUERTH Germany. The Army says it takes no chances with its motor service wrecker. His nickname among soldiers is Reckless, despite fifty thousand miles without an accident. He pronounces his name care ful.

Fuerth Germany UPI Edmund Carufel Somerset Mich

Army Spent 45 Million on Coats Too Heavy to Use

Testimony before the House government operations subcommittee shows the Army wasted 45 million dollars on overcoats deemed too heavy for combat. About 1.26 million coats were produced and many were altered or discarded. some reached Korea. Witnesses described leggings as impractical and heavy, with coats shipped from 18 contractors without performance testing in 1946.

Army Washington House Riehlman Tlus Korea Kennedy Williams Ralph A. de Carlo General Accounting Office Williams Faul Cotter Subcommittee

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