Army Grants Wide Range of Promotions and Assignments
The Department of the Army issues numerous promotions and reassignments across ranks from 1st lieutenant to major general. Officers relocate to Korea, Germany, Hawaii, and APO postings while others retire from active service or transfer to various commands.
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Jack S. Agnes
James C. Crowley
Norman L. Custard
Billie R. Groves
Jas W. McCarty
Ronald F. Rod
Ar J. Wilkerson
John P. Phelps
Sidney C. Wooten
McNair
Korea
Chester A. Dahien
Minneapolis
Minn
Edgar C. Coleman
Germany
Washington DC
David W
Stephen G. Johnson
Indio
Rex H. Hampton
Lloyd E Jones Jr
Leonard Eran l
George R. Ax
William A. Bradley
Harold
APO 2
San Francisco
Asg
Vietnam
Paul R. Henderson
George A. Horn
Jack C Pheasant
John D. McGowan
Ftae
Hawaii
Charles F. Jr
Bliss
Ft Dix
L Buckley
Coral Gables
Fla
Roy L. Garner
West View
Lawrence E. Brown
Eustis
Melvin O. Baker
St Pauli
France
Joseph A. Dubuc
Field
Ill
Alfred Paul
Sill
Paul J. Curtin
Hamilton
Albert F. Myers
Hood
Alvin A. Materniak
Chaffee
Hubert N. Reed
Carson
Eo Co
McGrann
Usareur
Gra
Smaj Joseph Kohutko
George G. Meade
APO
New York
Funeral Rites for Mary E. Johnson Held in Ritter-Dalton Chapel
Services for Mary Elizabeth Johnson age 96 of 111 A were held at 10 a.m. Monday in the Ritter-Dalton funeral home chapel with Elder Chester R. Jordon of the Seventh Day Adventist church officiating. Burial followed in Highland cemetery. Bearers were Lindsey Whitten, Robert Crandall, Percy Givens, B. D. Overstreet, Waymon Brewer, and Earl Simmons. TIPTON Special services for Jay Tilden Hooper age 86 who died at 9:45 a.m. Monday in a Frederick hospital will be held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in the First Baptist church Tipton with Rev. Everett Smaltz and Rev. Perry Sanders officiating. Burial will be in Tipton cemetery. Hooper, born in North Carolina in 1876, moved to Oklahoma in 1908 and lived in or near Tipton since then. He married Andrea Bell Ripee March 15, 1908, in Tipton. Survivors include his wife, three daughters, four sons, 14 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Arrangements handled by Pecinosky Funeral Home.
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Mary Elizabeth Johnson
Ritter - Dalton Funeral Home
Chester R. Jordon
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Highland Cemetery
Lindsey Whitten
Robert Crandall
Percy Givens
B. D. Overstreet
Waymon Brewer
Earl Simmons
Tipton
Jay Tilden Hooper
Frederick
First Baptist Church
Everett Smaltz
Perry Sanders
Assembly of God Church
Hooper
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Andrea Bell Ripee
Ed Smith
Garvin Miller
Snyder
Leonard Towles
Indianapolis
Ind
Merle
Richard
Fresno
Calif
P. W
Parker Dam
Kenneth
Oklahoma City
The
Pecinosky Funeral Home
Ed Barnes Dies After Long Illness
Services for Ed Barnes aged 72 of 1156 Sycamore were held at 3 p.m. Monday in Becker Memorial chapel. He died Sunday after an extended illness. Dr. H. Tom Wiles, pastor of the First Baptist church, officiated. Burial was in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Bearers were Karl Aurell, Prime Payette, L. O. Abshere, Riley Pair, Marvin L. Parnell, and A Pud Tullous of Marlow. Honorary bearers were Rufus Caroth ers, Bob Schuyler of Oklahoma City, and Tommy Harrell of Indiahoma.
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Ed Barnes
Sycamore
Becker Memorial Chapel
H. Tom Wiles
First Baptist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Karl Aurell
Prime Payette
L. O. Abshere
Riley Pair
Marvin L. Parnell
A. “‘Pud'’ Tullous
Marlow
Rufus Carothers
Bob Schuyler
Oklahoma City
Tommy Harrell
Indiahoma
Nebraska flood leaves hundreds homeless in Beatrice to Ashland
Torrential rains up to 14 inches inundated towns in Nebraska. Hundreds of families homeless, with some warned to evacuate on an hour's notice. Two dead, millions in damage. Red Cross shelters opened in Wahoo Ashland Crete and Lincoln with aid to victims and responders.
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Wahoo
Neb
Upi
Nebraska
Dewitt
Memphis
Valparaiso
Ashland
Lincoln
Swan River
Turkey Creek
Salt Creek
Red Cross
Crete
Linwood
Beatrice
Big Blue River
Italians Boycott Cuban's Speech at World Congress
In Moscow the 50 Italian delegates to the Communist sponsored World Women's Congress walked out of a Kremlin Palace session to protest an anti American speech by a Japanese delegate. A spokesman said the action aimed to confine the congress to social conditions for women and home life rather than political issues.
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Moscow
Italy
World Women's Congress
Kremlin Palace of Congresses
United States
Congress
Pleasant remedy for loose plates with FASTEETH powder
FASTEETH powder sprinkles on upper and lower plates to hold them firmer and reduce discomfort. It is alkaline and leaves no gummy taste. Helps control plate odor and freshens breath. Available at drug counters everywhere.
Executive Lt Glennon L Morton named to executive officer post
Lt Glennon L Morton of Chamois Missouri was appointed executive officer of Headquarters Battery U S Army Training Center Field Artillery this week. A University of Missouri ROTC graduate he was commissioned there and began active duty last November serving previously as assistant executive officer with Battery C 4th Battalion ATC before his move to Headquarters Battery.
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Glennon L. Morton
U. S. Army Training Center
Field Artillery
Chamois
Morton
University of Missouri
4Th Battalion
ATC
Youth Admits Two Murders and Family Farm Fire
A 19 year old Hugo youth confessed to killing his mother Lavonne Wilson and sister Judy, 16, and setting the family farm home ablaze. He described a late night fight over the car, then shot his mother with a .22 rifle and struck his sister with the rifle butt before pouring gasoline on the beds. Autopsies confirmed both deaths. the blaze erupted as he stood by a window.
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Hugo
UPI
Robert Wilson
Lavonne Wilson
Wilson
Judy
Choctaw County
Ed Thornton
R. D. Payne
Thornton
Payne
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Robert L.horey
Milton E. Key
Lemuel G. King
George W. McClure Jr
Rowlan L. Miller
Roger D. Powell
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John J. Wren
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