897 More Casualties in Korea Defense List
The Defense Department added 897 names to the American battle casualty list in Korea. New list No. 443 identifies 216 killed, 616 wounded, 24 missing in action and 41 injured in combat accidents.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1951
Page
2
The Defense Department added 897 names to the American battle casualty list in Korea. New list No. 443 identifies 216 killed, 616 wounded, 24 missing in action and 41 injured in combat accidents.
A University of the Philippines seismograph recorded an hourlong tremor sequence beginning at 5 42 21 p m Sunday 1 42 21 a m Sunday Long Beach time The Weather Bureau said the quakes occurred about 2600 miles away likely near New Britain and were of distant origin.
In Tokyo Emperor Hirohito signed the Japanese peace treaty and the U S Japan security pact completing Japanese action on the documents. The Diet approved yesterday and the US Senate was expected to act early next year. The pacts were agreed in September in San Francisco and mark a step toward ending Allied occupation. Dean Rusk travels to Japan to discuss bases with U S military authorities as measures proceed.
Senate hearing reveals alleged widespread corruption in San Francisco's Internal Revenue Office with assertions from Charles O Gara about high level involvement. Officials dispute claims while investigations loom shaping possible hearings and departmental actions.
The official described a broad FBI inquiry into his conduct not loyalty and stated the grand jury unanimously cleared him after his superior had virtually proposed his indictment. He cited records detailing 15 alleged corruption instances in the Internal Revenue Bureau.
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