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Missing Soldier;*HFKin Wafch ParleyRelatives and friends of 20 sol-«diers from Onondaga County reported missing in action in Korea arc watching closely the negotiations at Panmunjom.Of the 20, six have been officially listed by the Reds as prisoners ofewar.Communists have said they would return 600 disabled war captives, 150 of them non-Koreans, to the Allied side. Continuing talks could bring release of more of the 3,198 Americans held prisoners.The six reported prisoners are:PFC Robert H. Hickox, 144 Stafford ave.Sgt. R. Leslie .Tones, Jr., 120 Gray ave.Corp. Donald D. Reals, 11G W. Yates ave.. East Syracuse.M/Sgt. Robert W. Shaw, 104 Woe me r ave.. Liverpool.Sgt. John R. Jenner, 210 Chestnut st., North Syracuse. UPFC Harold M. Dunn, R. D. 3,L Balchvinsville. JOthers who have been reported j as missing in action arc: [PFC John P. Durkin, Jr., 1604 r First North st. cPvt. Edward S. Florczyk, 303 c Vann si. \}PFC Theodore A. Reynolds, 224 ^ W. Corning ave.M/Sgl. Raymond V. Costello, 123 Wciser ct.Corp. Richard W. Krahl. 401 Tallin an st.Corp. Raymond M. Cortright, 375 Greenwood pi.PFC Richard Oswald, Ned row.PFC James A. Colasanti, 11S Beecher st.Maj. Raymond C. Greks, 703 ‘ Fourth St.. Liverpool.PFC Frank A. Dillon, Jr.. 436 Brattle rd.Lt. Robert L. Janes. 871 W. La-favette ave.PFC Herman J. Whalen, 301 Hud- [ son st.Pvt. Anthony Guinta. 825 Park st.Lt. Roger Warren, 302 SLandish dr.
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Syracuse Post Standard

Syracuse, New York, US

Thu, Apr 09, 1953

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