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| Date | Source | Headline |
| 10/30/1950 | Columbus | First Korean War Casualties Received |
| 10/30/1950 | Franklin Star | 30-year-old lineman dies of shock and burns received at Camp Atterbury. Mr. Chester S. Cockerham dies after receiving severe shock while inspecting transformers. |
| 10/31/1950 | Franklin Star | Atterbury chorus to sing at Methodist Church dinner. |
| 11/03/1950 | Franklin Star | Local ministers to meet in Chapel 701 at 10:30 a.m. |
| 11/04/1950 | Franklin Star | Camp Was Named After Hoosier Who Made Big Contribution to Country |
| 11/07/1950 | Franklin Star | Gen. Mark Clark To Inspect Units At Camp Thursday |
| 11/09/1950 | Franklin Star | New Rifle Ring will be an important of the 28th Division's training. |
| 11/09/1950 | Franklin Star | Bagpipes replaces drums for unit at Camp Atterbury. 3641st Ordnance MM Company boasts Corporal John A. Thomson, who leads his unit in parades wearing his colorful kilts. |
| 11/10/1950 | Franklin Star | Gen. Mark Clark Makes Inspection At Camp Atterbury. Future Of 28th Division Depends On World Situation |
| 11/11/1950 | Franklin Star | PRIVATE INVITED TO SURPRISE MEETING WITH GEN. CLARK |
| 11/11/1950 | Franklin Star | General Strickler crowns Franklin College winner of the "Miss Esquire Calendar Girl" contest. |
| 11/13/1950 | Franklin Star | Six cousins of Pfc Kenneth Burkett, 110th Infantry Battalion, 29th Division, die in Pennsylvania fire. |
| 11/16/1950 | Franklin Star | 110th Infantry Regiment chosen Glee Club winner in 28th Division. |
| 11/17/1950 | Franklin Star | Arrange Big Feast for 28th Division - 2,790 Pounds Of Shrimp On Menu. |
| 11/17/1950 | Franklin Star | 95 Women Finish Training Course For Gray Ladies |
| 11/20/1950 | Franklin Star | Service Center plans programs. Junior hostesses make plans for their weekly trip to Camp Atterbury. |
| 11/21/1950 | Franklin Star | Training Chief for 28th Division to visit camp. Brig. Gen. David A. D. Ogden, Chief of the Organization and training division of the Army to arrive Tuesday afternoon. |
| 11/22/1950 | Franklin Star |
90 Percent of 28th Division Will Leave on "Operation Jingle Bells"
(See article - 12-08-1950) |
| 12/07/1950 | Franklin Star | Use Small Planes To Train Troop's - Observe Division At Camp Atterbury |
| 12/08/1950 | Franklin Star | Two Survivors of Korean Massacre Meet Again at Atterbury Hospital |
| 12/08/1950 | Franklin Star | Army Scraps Plan for long Holiday - Korean Crisis Is Given As Reason |
| 12/08/1950 | Franklin Star | First military funeral since Camp is re-activated. |
| 12/11/1950 | Franklin Star | Christmas Seal sale is held at Camp Atterbury. |
| 12/15/1950 | Columbus | Patti Page Entertains |
| 12/16/1950 | Franklin Star | 28th Division men granted 5-day furloughs instead of promised 10-days. Operation Jingle Bells back in full swing. |
| 12/16/1950 | Franklin Star | Yuletide party planned at Camp. Children of servicemen will be entertained at a Christmas party in Service Club No. 1. Approximately 700 planned to attend. Santa to arrive in a jeep. |
| 12/23/1950 | Franklin Star | Atterbury unit host to needy family. The 5015th ASU will provide Christmas Dinner and gifts for a local mother and her five children, who were looking forward to a bleak Christmas. |
| 12/28/1950 | Franklin Star | Big Improvement Project Planned At Camp Hospital - Total Cost Will Be $2,000,000; Korean Casualties Arriving |
| 12/28/1950 | Franklin Star | Second group of 28th Division soldiers ready to take their leaves. Post will be at half-strength with 10,000 men on duty. |
| 12/29/1950 | Franklin Star | Five soldiers injured at Camp by shell explosion. All from Tank Co., 112th Regiment, 28th Division. Injured when a bazooka shell exploded. |
| 01/03/1951 | Franklin Star | Slot machines outlawed at Camp Atterbury and Fort Harrison. Ordered by President Truman. |
| 01/04/1951 | Franklin Star | Two civilians charged with stealing more than $400 of Camp and Hospital supplies. Third to be sentenced next week. |
| 01/10/1951 | Franklin Star | Largest unit to roll into Camp Atterbury since the 28th, arrives tomorrow. Advance party of the 175th Military Police will arrive on two troop trains. |
| 01/11/1951 | Franklin Star | 28th Division review open to the public. |
| 01/12/1951 | Franklin Star | Reactivated VI Corps Will Set Up Headquarters at Camp Atterbury |
| 01/17/1951 | Franklin Star | French Consul Will Give Gift of Flag to Atterbury Unit |
| 01/24/1951 | Franklin Star | Maj. Gen. Burgess Assumes Command Of Camp Atterbury And Sixth Corps |
| 01/26/1951 | Franklin Star | Atterbury Dental Clinic is Opened. 25-chair center has top equipment. |
| 01/29/1951 | Franklin Star | Lt. Shober, 108th FA, 28th Division dies of car accident on Mauxferry Road. Wife thrown clear. Year's first fatality. |
| 01/29/1951 | Franklin Star | Indiana Weather Slows Training Program Qt Camp Atterbury - Impressive Review Marks Completion of Basic Cycle |
| 02/01/1951 | Franklin Star | New Day Care opens at Franklin Servicemen's Center. |
| 02/02/1951 | Franklin Star | 28th Infantry Division Enters New Phase Of Battle Training |
| 02/05/1951 | Franklin Star | The Indiana American Legion includes Wakeman General Hospital as part of their hospital program. |
| 02/06/1951 | Franklin Star | 365-Pound Atterbury soldier gives Army supply officers a big headache. |
| 02/07/1951 | Franklin Star | Secretary of Army Arrives at Camp; Troops Prepare to Leave for Center |
| 02/08/1951 | Franklin Star | Army Secretary inspects troops |
| 02/12/1951 | Franklin Star | Atterbury G. I.'s Will Be Shipped To Korea Within 30 Days, Army Says |
| 02/13/1951 | Franklin Star | Indiana Senator Homer E. Capehart visits wounded at Camp Atterbury's U. S. Army hospital. |
| 02/16/1951 | Col. Charles W. Pence, of VI Corps gets promotion to General. Col. Pence commanded the American-Japanese (Neisi) troops in WW2. | |
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