Army cracks down on AWOLs shifts 6900 to Far East
Louisville Times cites Army sources stating 6900 convicted AWOL soldiers have been shipped to the Far East as part of a broader crackdown. The policy, plus sterner treatment, reportedly reduced AWOL and desertion by about 30 percent since January, with estimates of 80,000 fewer cases by 1953 compared with 1952. The Army also raised civilian bounty payments for recapture and required runaways to pay apprehension costs.
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Missing New Mexico Flier Identified After Wreck Search
The missing pilot from New Mexico was identified as James Harold Hays after his single engined plane crashed in a canyon southeast of Tahlequah. Rescuers found the wreckage and remains along the mountainside as a search party on horseback recovered the body nearby.
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Naval Probe Launched in Leyte Blast
A three officer Naval court of inquiry opened in Boston to determine cause of Leyte explosion and fire that killed 36 aboard the aircraft carrier Leyte. 30 injured in hospitals, many burned. witnesses largely from crew. Committee members consider sabotage but Navy investigation underway.
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Lev. Levett Saltonstall
R.-Mass
Armed Services Committee
Edith Nourse Rogers
Saltonstall
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