Korean War Casualty Total Tops Seventy Thousand
Defense Department reports 70 317 American battle casualties in Korea as of June 14 up 1 965 from a week earlier. Totals include 11 767 deaths and 46 902 wounded with 10 211 missing or 1 284 previously missing but returned to duty across Army Navy Marine Corps and Air Force.
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Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Tollett Dies In Prison Of Wound
Henry Clay Tollett once of America’s most wanted fugitives died in Alcatraz Prison hospital from a perforated stomach wound. He was shot by state patrolman Jim Lane after fleeing an on highway stop near Redding on June 4. Tollett escaped from McNeill Island Prison on November 22, 1949 and was brought to Alcatraz for safekeeping the previous Monday.
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San Francisco
Henry Clay Tollett
Redding
Alcatraz Prison
Jim Lane
Tollett
McNeill Island
Alcatraz
Arizonans in Armed Forces Reach Across Duties
The Phoenix area reports many service members in Korea and beyond. Cpl Albert M Rayburn of Glendale on his second Korea tour with 204th Field Artillery. Bill J Reed and Harold Heckathorne aboard USS Coral Sea. Richard D Blanton on USS Princeton off Korea. Pfc Henry E Wayman with 707th in Korea. WW II veteran in army medical corps in El Paso. Sgt Alvino R Castillo from Yavapai area. Pfc Jack Pressey and family ties in Phoenix area. Additional sailors and airmen listed from Phoenix, Tempe, Litchfield Park, and surrounding communities serve on various ships and bases. Ongoing training and assignments span Lackland, Pearl Harbor, Little Creek, San Antonio, and Annapolis.
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Cpl
Albert M. Rayburn
Ida Rayburn
Glendale
Korea
204Th Field Artillery
Corporal Rayburn
First Cavalry Division
Japan
Uss
Coral Sea
Bill J. Reed
E. Southern
Harold G. Heckathorne
A. H. Heckathorne
E. Windsor
Mediterranean
707Th Ordnance Maintenance Company
Henry E. Wayman
L. E. Wayman
W. Granada
Wayman
Seventh Infantry Division
Army Medical Corps
el Paso
Texas
Alvino R. Castillo
Florentino Castillo
E. Yavapai
Phoenix
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
301St
Barksdale Air Force Base
Shreveport
Jack Pressey
Charles Pressey
Pressey
Air Force
Missouri
Chester Pressey
W. Romley
Great Lakes
Ill
Delbert J. Taylor
Noel L. Eck
Violet Timmis
W. Holly
61St Field Artillery
James L. Herriage
James J. Herriage
27Th Ave
U. S. Naval Air Station
Barber’s Point
Oahu
T. H
Marian B. Miles
Eva Hill
Laveen
Okinawa
Wac
Ark
John E. Bingham
Mind Your Own Business Diplomatic clash over California comments
Washington reports California congressmen urged to stop receiving resolutions from the state legislature. The California house delegation voted unanimously to assign three members to diplomatically inform lawmakers to cease commenting on federal affairs. Rep. Jack Anderson said the delegation would not dictate state business.
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Washington
California
House
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Republician
Military Units List Recruits at Recruiting Station
Recruits accepted at the United States Army and Air Force Recruiting Station on Second Ave include Edward Andrade Alberto Carreno Don Hogg Jesus Soto Jr Samuel Udall Edward Greene Jr Glenn McEnany Thomas Claxton Ralph Jump Bill Dame Bernard Todesco Maury Guck Rob er t Wis er John DeWare Donald Derrick Ernest Buff James Russell Charles Jennings Jose Fimbres Thomas Justice Mack James Wes ley Drury Vicente Olivarri Armando Cuaron Earle Cook Henry Salazar Robert De La Ossa Jose Echevarria Albert Noland Harley Welsh Wesley Schofield Carlos Van Fleet John Berry Floyd Wright Jr Larry Miller Calvin Newman Ramon Villado Clifford Shropshire Lawrence Ingram Ray Crum Pete Palomino Clarence Higgins Joseph Williams Frank Dio Donald Peters Sam Boone Lawrence Pann Raymond Ritson Jr Tyler Thomas Douglas Elcholtz Charles La Grassa III Carlos Barbirez Roger Babb Lloyd Foxford John Camp Yuma Willcox
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Edward R. Andrade
W. Washington
Alberto Carreno
E. Tonto
Don J. Hogg
S. 27Th Ave
Jesus Soto, Jr
E. Yavapai
Samuel H. Udall
Virginia Ave
Edward C. Greene, Jr
E. McDowell
Glenn A. McEnany
E. Moreland
Thomas W. Claxton
W. Gregory
Ralph Jump
N. 51St St
Bill H. Dame
Greenfield
Bernard H. Todesco
Coronado
Maury Guck
Robert B. Wiser
W. Keim
John R. DeWare
13Th Ave
Donald W. Derrick
Ajo
Ernest D. Buff
Bisbee
James N. Russell
Casa Grande
Charles R. Jennings
Coolidge
Jose V. Fimbres
Douglas
Thomas E. Justice
Geronimo
Mack James
Wesley E. Drury
Glendale
Vicente M. Olivarri
Armando C. Cuaron
Jerome
Earle T. Cook
Kingman
Henry Salazar
Robert P. de la Ossa
Jose _ E. Echevarria
Nogales
Albert C. Noland
Portal
Harley Welsh
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Carlos van Fleet
Parker
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Roll
Floyd Wright, Jr
Scottsdale
Larry H. Miller
St. Johns
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Ramon Villado
San Simon
Clifford L. Shropshire
Lawrence L. Ingram
Somerton
Ray Crum
Pete R. Palomino
Clarence E. Higgins
Joseph L. Williams
Safford
Frank D.io
Donald L. Peters
Tempe
Sam B. Boone
Tonales
Lawrence D. Pann
Raymond G. Ritson, Jr
Tyler Thomas
Douglas D. Elcholtz
Charles J. la Grassa III
Tucson
Carlos R. Barbirez
Willcox
Roger L. F. Babb
Lloyd R. Foxford
John D. Camp
Yuma
Arizona inspectors tally May car checks at eight stations
The Arizona Agriculture and Horticulture Commission announced 121 476 passenger cars were inspected at eight into state highway stations during May. A large number carried fruits and plants with various plant diseases found during the checks.
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Youth Wins Appointment To West Point From Phoenix
A 21 year old Phoenician Billy Eugene Cox of North Phoenix High School won an army academy appointment after tough exams against reservists and guardsmen. Former ROTC officer, he chose infantry over a Naval Academy offer, aims for 20 years in the service, and will report for training July 3.
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West Point
Billy Eugene Cox
North Phoenix
North High
Arizona National Guardsman
Infantry
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Simon Cox
E. Turney
Paul Gray
E. Pinchot
Cox
Luke Airman Receives Silver Star for Korea action
Capt. Jay H. Williams 28 at Luke Air Force Base receives the Silver Star for valor in Korea. He aided in destroying an enemy battalion while observing from a slow unarmed plane that was later shot down behind enemy lines with Col. Henry J. Amen presenting the award.
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Jay H. Williams
Williams
Henry J. Amen
Luke
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