Washington, D. C., Sept. 30 — The war department today made public new casualty and liberated lists, which name those freed from prison camps under Japanese control. The next of kin have been kept informed of any changes in the status of casualties since the report was compiled.
Listed here are the soldiers from Illinois and Wisconsin.
Army Dead: European Regions
| Name | Next of Kin | Address of Record |
| 1st Lt Sidney G. Stitzer | Father, George H. Stitzer | Fennimore, WI |
| Pfc Donald J. Templeton | Wife, Mrs. Barbara Templeton | 1131 S. Linden Ave., Highland Park, IL |
Liberated prisoners of war (Japan)
| Name | Next of Kin | Address of Record |
| Major Allan M. Cory | Brother, William N. Cory | 925 W. Cuyler Ave., Chicago, IL |
| Pvt Stanley Czarnecki | Mother, Mrs. Mary Czarnecki | 721 W. Maple St., Milwaukee, WI |
| Pvt Stanton D. Emshoff | Mother, Mrs. Wanda Emshoff | 1022 W. Wells, St., Milwaukee, WI |
| Pvt Robert L. Hanson | Mother, Mrs. May Egner | McFarland, WI |
| Sgt Ray J. House | Mother, Mrs. Rose House | Onelda, WI |
| SSgt Joseph F. Johnson | Mother, Mrs. Josephine Johnson | 2039 Canalport Ave., Chicago, IL |
| 2d Lt Henry M. Knox | Mother, Mrs. Nina Ellen Knox | Beloit, WI |
| Pvt Nicholas T. Mergen | Father, Peter Mergen | Glen Haven, WI |
| Pvt William H. Milne | Mother, Mrs. Dorothy Ella Milne | 21 W. 35th Pl., Steger, IL |
| Pfc Edward F. Nelson | Mother, Mrs. Carrie Nelson | Shell Lake, WI |
| Pvt Robert E. O’Donnell | Father, Edward O’Donnell | 256 W. 60th Pl., Chicago, IL |