More Former Soldiers Seek To Return Home
The article lists soldiers still in Red China or expressing desire to come home. Names include Sgt. Rufus C. Douglas and Cpls Clarence C. Adams, William A. Cowart, Arlie H. Pate, Lowell D. Skinner, Richard R. Tenneson, and others, with family comments and notes from Peiping Radio and relatives seeking their return. Some letters suggest delays or doubts about homecomings.
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Chinese Red Cross
Rufus C. Douglas
R. C. Howard
Texan
Tex
Veneris
Hawthorne
Calif
Harold H. Webb
Fort Pierce
Jacksonville
Fla
Morrie R Wills
Fort Ann
N. Y
William A. Cowart
Monticello
Ark
Red China
Clarence C. Adams
Memphis
Tenn
Gladys Peoples
Howard G. Adama
Corsicana
Richard G. Corden
East Providence
R. I
Peiping Radio
John R. Dunn
Baltimore
Samuel David Hawkins
Oklahoma City
Peiping University
Arlie H. Pate
Carbondale
Howard Pate
Lowell D. Skinner
Akron
Ohio
Brady Skinner
Lawrence V. Sullivan
Omaha
Ralph Sullivan
Richard R. Tenneson
Alden
Minn
Portia M. Howe
Tokyo
Peiping
William C. White
Plumerville
Mattie Gorman
Aaron P. Wilson
Urania
Indiana draft quota set at 290 for August
Indiana Selective Service officials estimated an 290 man draft quota for August. The figure aligns with the Army national call for 10,000 recruits for the month, the same total previously announced for May June and July.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Selective Service
Army
Chicago's Switching District Handles Rail Freight Load
Chicago's switching district processes more freight cars daily than St. Louis and New York City combined, reflecting its pivotal role in the national rail network.
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Chicago
St. Louis
New York City
Adenauer Pledges Loyalty to West Allies and Disarmament Talks
Konrad Adenauer affirmed Germany’s commitment to West allies and supported Eisenhower’s four power invitation to discuss disarmament with the Soviet Union. He linked German reunification to lasting peace and praised Western European security efforts while noting the need for patience in forthcoming talks. He also welcomed Lufthansa’s revival as a symbol of Germany’s progress.
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Moscow
Adenauer
Germany
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Soviet Russia
European Union
Europe
Pacific
Lufthansa
Soviet to Return 62 Lend Lease Naval Vessels to U S Navy
Kiel dispatch reports the Soviet Union will hand back 62 American naval vessels, including 56 torpedo boats and six submarine-hunting ships, received under lend lease, starting next month. Vessels will be returned in groups of 10 to 15 over three months from Baltic ports.
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Kiel
Germany
Soviet Union
U. S
Schleswig-Holstein
Baltic Sea
Terre Haute Man Testifies Threats Before Murder Trial
Marvin Larrison and Carl Shonard testified about Flowers threatening to kill Ione before the shooting at the Stock Dealers Inn and later discussions about borrowing a gun. Police described Flowers statements and the weapon linked to the fatal gunshot wounds at the scene on Harding Avenue.
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Jane
Marvin Larrison
St. Bernice
Stock Dealers
Carl Shonard
Flowers
Shonard
Walnut Street
Terre Haute
Indiana State Police
William D. Collins
Earl
Ione
Bealmer
Frank Street
Charles A. Davis
Stout Field
Indianapolis
D. M. Ferguson, Jr
Helmick
West Terre Haute
Nasser
Self
Iane
Ray Tryon
Mary Jane Jones
Collins
Officer Tryon
Ohio Street
Captain Street
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