Casualties of ALLA.N. Put At 107,611
Paris dispatch reports United Nations casualties in Korea totaling 107,611 with 16,805 killed 75,949 wounded and 14,113 missing. U.S. casualties numbered 100,883 93 percent of the total, while others include Britain France Canada Australia Philippines Colombia Netherlands New Zealand South Africa and Belgium Luxembourg Turkey Greece Thailand with figures cited as of October 31 or June in places. The latest U.S. tally shows 190,883 casualties since the war began including 15,323 killed and 72,952 wounded. The report lists various national totals and notes missing or prisoners returned.
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United Nations
Pentagon
U.N
U.S. Totel
U. N
War Office
France
Canada
Australia
Philippines
Colombia
Netherlands
New Zealand
South Africa
U S
Belgium
Luxembourg
Turkey
Greece
Thailand
Chipmunks Begin Early Winter Quarters This Fall
Chipmunks retire to winter quarters earlier each fall than most hibernating animals but they awake from time to time to eat the food.
Bureau To Let Out Knowledge Of Gamblers
The Internal Revenue Bureau will turn over complete applications for the Federal gambling tax stamps to local police, naming all participants and operations from street corners to casinos. The move follows a crackdown plan targeting about 15,000 suspected gamblers and 2,575 registered bookies and numbers operators. The policy shift prompts gamblers to face federal stamp violations or local criminal action. In New York, Edwin Leland James, 61, longtime editor of the New York Times, died after a heart attack.
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Dew
Internal Revenue Bureau
Revenue Bureau
Missouri Revenue District
Donald Gunn
TIMES
New York
The
New York Times
Edwin Leland James
Irvington
James
Baltimore Sun
Picket Punch at Illinois Ticket Manager Letter Incident
Ticket manager George Legg of the University of Illinois received a strange letter offering a Rose Bowl ticket with an eye tooth taped to it. The remark was added by Sega who joked about sending the tooth to the team dentist to fit the “order.”
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Champaign
George Legg
University of Ilinois
Ant
Sega
Jever
Bucket Brigade Saves Farm House From Fire Near Doubs
In Frederick County near Doubs a bucket brigade, led by Davis neighbors and aided by three children under ten, quenched a roof fire at a rented house caused by a defective chimney. Damages were about 600 dollars. FireCaptain Lechwearing credited the quick water flow with stopping the blaze before firefighters arrived. Separately in Prince Frederick, Charles E Welson and four others faced arraignment on lottery charges with no pleas entered.
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Dolly Harwood
Doubs
Hume
Ralph Bowens
Frederick
Melvin Lechwearing
Fire Company
Lenharts Butcher A Large Neighborhood Dinner at Lenharts
A large butchering event was held at the home of Mr and Mrs John Lenhart in Adamstown last week. Dinner was served to numerous guests including Mr and Mrs Clyde Lenhart Poolesville Mr and Mrs Thomas Wiles Poolesville and others from Adamstown Yellow Springs and Urbana. Say you saw it in The News.
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Lenharts
John Lenhart
Adamstown
Clyde Lenhart
Thomas Wiles
Poolesville
Donald Lenhart
Samsville
Char
Rles Poole
Yellow Springs
Annabelle Wiles
Martin William
Walter Pooles
Roy Myers
William Webb
Urbana
Harley Ricketts
Clyde Lenhart, Jr
Thomas Wiles, Jr
George Lenhart
Case Continued To Check Speedometer In Court
Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr postponed a speeding case for one week to allow Charles A Willard of Rt. 5 to have his speedometer checked. Trooper Whitney testified Willard failed to stop at Route 340 and was clocked at up to 70 mph, adding a second speeding charge. Willard cited automatic gears and no oncoming cars as explanations. Willard paid $6.45 for the stop citation. A separate red ticket forfeiture of $1 arose when James Luckadoo failed to appear for a 2 to 6 am parking citation. After court, Luckadoo reappeared to query police about other cars.
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H. Reese Shoemaker
Willard
James J. Luckadoo
East Church Street
Navy Plane Crashes Near Pensacola Kills Six
A Navy two engine plane crashed near Pensacola on December 3, with six aboard. Initial reports say the craft exploded in midair about 200 feet up, and all aboard are believed dead. A Civil Aeronautics Authority official spoke on background about instrument landing conditions.
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NAVY
Pensacola
Fla
Civil Aeronautics. Authority
Drill Costs Face 78 Men for 40 Days in Rainy Span
Report notes a rough drilling effort with 78 workers over 40 days in poor weather. Overcast skies and rain marked the period, and estimated project cost approached 78 thousand dollars.
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