Eight Generals Reassigned Including Mood in Army Shuffle
The Army announced reassignments for eight generals led by Maj. Gen. Orlando C. Mood who was involved in the training of South Korean troops. Mood moves from the Army review board to the career management division while other officers shift to roles in Europe and SHAPE amid January effective dates.
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Washington
Army
Orlando C. Mood
Mood
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Korea
Eisenhower
van Fleet
Review Board Council
Adjutant General's Office
Albert C. Smith
Fifth Army
Chicago
John F. Aneles
Ward H. Maris
Uncles
U. S. Army
Europe
U.S. Army
Georgia J. Nold
Cortlandt van R. Schuyler
SHAPE
Charles T. Lanham
Orvile E. Walsh
Mediterranean
Corps of Engineers
Paul L. Freeman Jr
Tactical Command
Austria
Hitchhike Bandit Slain and Pal Held in Texas Shootout
Potter County officers described a failed robbery near Edgewood involving two young hitchhikers. Daniel Franco, 39, resisted, killing one assailant identified as Ro Marion, while the surviving robber Robert Samuel Franks, 22, of Dover was to face armed robbery charges. The gun discharged during the struggle, striking Marion in the chest.
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Amarillo
Texas
Fpotter
Daniel Franco
Edgewood
I M
Marion
Laramie
Wye
Robert Samuel Franks
Dover
Nu J. A
Chanute Field
Ill
Hermon Pipkin
Franks
Potter County
Defense Dept Lists 145 New Casualties in Korea War
The Defense Department identified 145 casualties from the Korean War in List No. 703. The update records 25 killed, 114 wounded, four injured, and two missing. The release adds to the ongoing tally of service members affected in Korea.
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Washington
Defense Department
Cargo Plane Missing Flight Between Korea and Japan
A civilian twin engine transport plane on lease to the U S Air Forces is reported missing on a flight between Korea and Japan, Civil Air Transport Inc said today.
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Tokyo
U. S. Air Forces
Korea
Japan
Civil Air Transport, Inc
Youth Sent to Jail for Hunting Murder in Flagstaff
Buck Magness, 19, Flagstaff, was sentenced by Coconino County Superior Court to 20 to 35 years for the murder of Dodge E. Wing, a 30 year old photographer from Ex Celisor Minn. Wing was killed last June during a fight over deer hunting plans and Magness pleaded guilty to the charge.
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Flagstaff
Ariz. OP
Con County Superior Court
Buck Magness
Wing
Dodge E. Wing
Magness
Twancelsior
Minn
Coconino
Church Leader Harrington dies in Springfield
Mrs Estelle Harrington 63 prominent Presbyterian church leader dies at home after brief illness. She chaired the Board of Women's Work program committee of the Presbyterian Church. In Houston two Foster children of Rev H C Porter will marry here Dec. Doris Kean James and Stanley James Stanley adopters in McCook Neb and Stickney S D plan ceremony performed by Rev Stanley, evangelist.
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Houston
Estelle Porter
Harrington
Presbyterian
Board of Women's Work of
The
Fresbyterian Church
Springfield
H.C. Jter
Stanley
Evan
Gelist
Wil
Doris Kean
James
Stanleys
Stickney
James Stanley
St.d
Doris
Louis
McCook
Neb
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