Korean doctor hopes for family reunion this Christmas
Dr. Duk Sam Ro, a resident at Aultman Hospital and Seoul native, has not heard from his wife and seven year old son since the Korea war began. He longs for reunion, a unified Korea, and a chance to return to his home in Pyongyang one day. He emphasizes hope amid ongoing world uncertainties.
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Aultman Hospital
Seoul
Duk Sam Ro
Aukman
Korea
Republic of Korea
Public Health Bureau
U. S. Army Hospital
United States
Chicago Evangelical Hospital
Dr. Ro
Pyongyang
Nine U S Generals Lost in World War II to Korea
Washington reports nine top U S military leaders died in action or accidents from World War II through the Korean conflict. Notables include Lt Gen Walton H Walker killed in Korea, Gen George S Patton, Lt Gen Lesley J McNair in Normandy, Lt Gen Frank M Andrews in Iceland, and Maj Gen Maurice Rose in Germany, among others.
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U.S
Washington
Walton H. Walker
Korea
U. S
George S. Patton
Walker
3Rd Army
Europe
Lesley J. McNair
U. S. Army
Normandy
McNair
North Africa
Frank M.andrews
Iceland
Millard F. Harmon
Army Air Forces
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Simon B. Buckner Jr
Okinawa
Clarence L. Tinker
Army Air Force
Midway
Maurice Rose
3Rd Armored Divi
Sion
Germany
William F. Dean
24Th Infantry Division
Taejon
Broker Leaves $15,000 For Billy Mitchell Bust
George H. Stephenson an investment broker left $15,000 in a will to the Smithsonian Institution to buy a bust or statue of Brig. Gen. William L. Mitchell the air power advocate who was court martialed 25 years ago and died in 1936.
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Philadelphia
William l
Billy) Mitchell
National Air Museum
George H. Stephenson
Smithsonian Institution
Air Service
Tavern Explosion Injures Twelve in St Louis Bar
Twelve patrons were seriously burned when a south St. Louis tavern exploded, throwing people into the street and shattering windows. Owner Charles Mirini Jr. tended bar as flames ripped through the room, witnesses recalled. Bottles, chairs and furniture flew across the street.
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T. Louis
South St. Louis
Charles Mirini Jr
Italy to Pay Yugoslavia 30 Million in Reparations
Rome reports Italy agreed to pay Yugoslavia 30 million dollars for war reparations and to settle remaining differences from the peace treaty. The agreement includes a new airline route treaty and a 1.25 billion lire advance toward state pension settlements for Italian residents in Yugoslavia. Both nations will draft a balance sheet of debts and credits and resolve the rest. Yugoslavia will buy remaining Italian property if owners sell. Yugoslav Italians may become Italian citizens, with speeded up citizenship discussions.
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Rome
Italy
Yugoslavia
Adriatic Sea
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Mellett Bldg
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