Funeral Rites Held for Dale E Renner at Fort Sill Chapels
Services conducted in Becker Memorial chapel for Dale E Renner 52 of Fort Sill died Thursday after a heart attack at Fort Sill hospital. Burial with military rites at Fort Sill Post cemetery. Officiating chaplain Fort Sill Lt Lindquist and Army Band bugler supplied honors. Bearers and color guard were from 597th 587th and 97th Army units. Also noted are infant Michael Wenteloff burial at Fort Sill and other local funeral notices including J A Williams 86 in Checotah and Raymond Hawkins 30 in Lawton with Baptist and Calvary church services.
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Becker Memorial Chapel
Dale E. Renner
Fort Sill
Gst Ltd
B. G. Fleming
Post Cemetery
DL. A. Lindquist
591Th Armored Field Artillery Bn
597Th Armored Field Artillery Bn
Albert Custis
Ih. L. Faulkner
J. Kelly
D. Lewis
St. Morgan
B. Perkins
William Felts
Clarence Pepper
Amos Jeantet
Orlando Jeantet
Lenny Nedling
Rolley Eades
587Th Armatcd Field Artillery
97Th Army Band
Michael Alien Wentaloff
Clarence Wenteloff
St. Eighth
W. R. Pett Kane
Lawton
Brooke Army Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
Muskegon, Mich
Tn FA
Lawton Funeral Home
J. A. Williams
Odd Fellows Home
Checotah
I. E. Snodgrass
Centenary Methodist Church
A. C. Honeycutt
Marlow Cemetery
Bob Morris
Honeycutt
W. D. White
Cecil Carter
E. Bean
R. E. Tallent
N. D. Field
Raymond Hawkins
Marcopia
N. AL
Henry Wall
Calvary Baptist Church
Blighland Cemeter
Hawkins
NW. M
Sweetwater
Lamont
Calif
Lawson
Anna Hawkins
Japan Urges Peace On Bomb Anniversary
On the 12th anniversary of Hiroshima bombing, Japan led by Prince Mikasa and Princess Mikasa fed 20,000 in memory of victims while in Tokyo an international conference opened by 200 delegates urged that there be no more Hiroshimas.
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Japan
UPI
Prince Mikasa
Hirohito
Princess Mikasa
Tokyo
American GIs in Europe and Union Deliberations
The report surveys 355000 American service members in Europe and 250000 family dependents, detailing flight, education, language learning, and local relations. It notes 42 theaters in Europe, 22 aircraft types, 425 installations across 13 countries, and a 1.2 billion annual military cost with 180 million payroll locally. It also reports no SOF agreement with West Germany and describes sailors’ ports of call in Palma de Majorca. In Atlantic City the AFL CIO Building and Construction Trades Department votes to seek clarification of Meany’s jurisdictional letter to resolve trades disputes amid the AFL-CIO merger.
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Free World
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Turkey
Germany
Mediiterranean
Alyh
Champs Elysees
Atlantic
US Air
Air Force
U.S. Army
Bruce ©. Clarke
Ingion
D.C
Clarke
Ger
U.S
United States
Papa
West Germany
Burt
America
Navy
Palma de Majorca
Atlantic City
N.S
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
George Meany
Meany
Afl-Cio
Teamsters 'Union
Washington
Midwest Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Dave Bock
Teamsters
Jieffa
Building Trades and Industrial Union
Atl-Cio
Schoemann
Platypus Breaks Up With Zoo Aims for New Mate
Penelope the platypus at the Bronx Zoo ends her romance with Cecil and escapes across a mud bank. Park staff search nearby ponds for the rare Australian mammal now living outside its native continent.
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New York
Penelope
Cecil
Bronx
Australia
Khrushchev Leads Soviet Youth Festival Show
In Moscow at One Kremlin a World Youth Festival party drew top Soviet leaders. Nikita Khrushchev commanded attention with crowd chants and a stage whisper about food. Defense Minister Zhukov, Premier Bulganin, and Presidium members joined, while most Western ambassadors stayed away.
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Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Georgi Zhukov
Thal
Khrushchev
Zhukov
Bulganin
Communist Party
Department totals show year end balances and costs
The document lists amounts for personal services 5750.12 maintenance and operation 2663.37 and new equipment 3042.05. It notes the department finished the fiscal year with a balance of 431.36.
Recreation Commission Seeks 16933 Budget for Year
City officials asked to approve a 1937 38 recreation budget of 16933 for youth center and summer programs. F B Barnes and staff seek larger funds than 1936 57 original appropriation with prior year additions and a total spent of 11456 54 by June 30. Officials will study departmental needs among 24 budgets before setting 1957 58 totals within a 1245000 city cap.
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F. B. Barnes
Recreation Commission
Flood Threat Eases as Dams Hold in Las Vegas NM
Clear skies ease flood danger in Las Vegas and nearby towns after three earthen dams upstream cracked under rainfall. Large chunks of dam material collapsed, flooding areas and killing two men. Authorities monitor remaining structures as cleanup begins and relief measures deploy.
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Las Vegas
N.M
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
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