Unknown Korean War Dead Grow From Missing In Action
Defense officials report unknown American war dead in Korea. Registration teams seek identifications among 3,877 MIAs, with some may be prisoners or victims. The backlog swelled the latest published list to 1,211 names, while state totals show Pennsylvania leading with 1,509 casualties.
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D W. M. Il
U N Group in Seoul Innoculates 150000 Citizens
Tokyo AP reports Seoul marked its 150000th citizen inoculation today as the U N relief medical team led by Brig Gen Crawford Sams administered vaccines. The squad includes medics from Denmark, the United States, Britain, Peru, Canada and the Netherlands under WHO and IRO recruitment. The operation, part of MacArthur health section, also delivers 375 tons of rice daily to Seoul residents from Thailand and the Philippines.
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Philippines
Dog survivor of Iceland plane crash reunited with rescuers
Carlo the sole surviving sled dog from a Skymaster crash on Vatnakoell Glacier was reunited with six men and a girl after a week of cold and famine. The Sept. 14 crash near Luxemburg to Reykjavik left eight dogs aboard, with Carlo hiding then found by mountaineers days later.
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Eykjavik
Iceland
Carlo
Vatnakoell
Luxemburg
Reykjavik
White-Collar Girls Show Marriage Plan Among Teens
Chicago survey finds over 99 percent of girls aged 14 to 16 expect marriage while 82.7 percent of white-collar teens anticipate husbands. State Street Council data aims to aid merchants. Nearly half intend to keep jobs after marriage and 66 percent want both typing and cooking roles.
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Chicago
State Street Council
Central Mexico Population Density At Conquest Surpasses Modern States
Central Mexico is credited with a population density at the time of the Cortes conquest that exceeds the current density of the most populous American states today, suggesting a highly concentrated precolumbian urban society.
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Central Mexico
Cortez
Yale Psychiatrist Thorne Shot Dead in Home Scene
Yale psychiatrist Lewis Thorne was killed in his North Haven home after answering a doorbell. His wife Helen Thorne was wounded twice, and suspect Theodore A. Trent-Lyons, a 27 year old Yale graduate, was arrested in Springfield, Massachusetts. He will be held without bail.
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Lewis Thorne
North Haven
Conn
Theodore A. Trent-Lyons
Springfield
Mass
Thorne
Helen
James J. Corrigan
Trent Lyons
Sterling H. Taylor
James Martin
Joseph Janecezek
Trent-Lyons
Harvard
Four Children Die in Vermont House Fire Rescue Attempt Fails
St Albans Vermont reports four Olson Bluto children Keith 10 Judith Ann 8 Donna Lee 6 and Darrell James 1 suffocated in their beds when a first floor fire struck a two story house. Their uncle Osman Bluto 30 suffered serious burns after attempting to rescue the youngsters as parents were away.
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ST. Albans
Olson Bluto
Keith
Judith Ann
Donna Lee
Darrell James
Osman Bluto
Secret Questioning By Police Defended
Northwestern University law professor Fred E Inbau told nearly 100 prosecutors that police must be allowed to question criminal suspects in secrecy. He argued secrecy is necessary for effective interrogation and public safety, countering the Supreme Court's emphasis on confessions as reasoned choices and presence of friends or relatives.
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Evanston
Northwestern University
Supreme Court
Fred E. Inbau
Northwestern
Inbau
Engine 29 gets five chime whistle on Santa Fe
Chicago report says Atchison Topeka Santa Fe locomotive 29, a diesel, now wears a five-chime whistle as an experiment. Railroad men note the sound differs from the familiar whoo whoo, and Santa Fe officials report complaints alongside the new musical instrument style horn amid the streamlined era.
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Chicago
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Santa Fe
Lieutenant Wymer Reported Wounded in Korea
First Lt. Harold W. Wymer husband of Frances A Wymer of 733 Quinby Ave reported wounded in the Nantong River sector on September 24. He has been transferred to a Tokyo hospital. A World War II veteran, his status was released by the Department of Defense.
Army veteran Lt Wymer tied to 2nd Division service
A nine year Army veteran Lt Wymer lived in Kansas City Kansas and served with the 2nd Division. The notice notes his residence and unit assignment, reflecting a succinct service record entry.
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Wymer
Kansas City
Kan
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