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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1953

Page

9

US Lists 944 POWs Unreturned in Korea Conflict

Defense Department to release names in installments after next kin notification. The list covers 610 Army 312 Air Force 19 Marine and 3 Navy personnel with reports from repatriated prisoners suggesting many may be dead. United Nations in Korea submitted names at a Joint Armistice Commission meeting. The U W demanded accounting for each man.

Teeson Defense Department Army Air Force United Nations Command Korea U. W Reds Washington

Spreckels Preliminary Hearing Details Abuse Claim

Miss Williams, a former actress, testified before Judge Dona Dodge in Newport Beach about alleged abuse by Spreckels at 108 Grand Canal. She described beatings, kicks, verbal threats, and a violent confrontation while attempting to retrieve their two children, including being struck with a jeweled cloth shoe.

Miss Williams Dona Dodge Newport Beach Tront Lucille Beach Smith

Hugh MacColl Named to Fill Assembly District Vacancy

Hugh MacColl of 4749 Autry Ave was named to fill the committee vacancy created by Wigham's resignation in Eas District.

Eas Hugh MacColl Autry Ave Wigham

Korea GI Tells of Stowaway Flight Home

Pvt. Icha J. Galasso, 21, of Plainfield, says he fled a Korean front and stowed aboard an Army transport, paying $250 to reach Inchon and board a west coast ship to San Francisco. Army authorities investigate his escape from a division blockade eight days before the armistice.

Kilmer N. Z Plainfield Icha J. Galasso Galasso Korea Quentin Keith Inchon San Francisco

Reds Hold 400 Allied, Ex-PW Says

Ex prisoner Major David F MacGhee, a former POW from Tampa, recounts a Chinese plan to intern 22 American fliers in Manchuria until the United States recognizes Red China. He cited a reliable Chinese source and noted the aim was to pressure diplomatic recognition through captivity. Some POWs were allegedly starved for refusals to confess to bomb runs. He also stated there was no biological warfare in Korea.

Korea Gunnee Tokyo David F MacGhee Tampa Fil Manchuria United States China Chack Red China

Trumans Attend Vinson Funeral in Washington and Louisa

President Truman and Mrs Truman traveled from Independence to attend the funeral of Vinson the Kentucky born jurist and former secretary of the treasury and chief justice. Eisenhower visited Washington from Colorado for the services, amid White House conferences and a busy day with Nixon and the Trumans.

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