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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1958
Page
5
Senator Potter announces a new American Battle Monuments Commission program offering 13 by 17 inch color cemetery photos with a corner grave insert. If the body is not recovered, the wall of the missing is shown. The program aims to comfort families of World War II heroes buried in fourteen overseas cemeteries.
The Waters Meet Board of Education opens with members Caron Dickson Kuebler Caudill and Superintendent Richards present. May 1958 proceedings cover minutes approval bills list school census contract for Emily Caudill and vehicle and facility repairs with motions to hire and adjourn.
Charles E Potter notes 93 114 graves and 56 000 missing, praising European cemeteries designed by American artists. Photographs exist for eight sites Cambridge England St Laurent Normandy Epinal France Draguignan Toulon France Margraten Holland Nettuno Anzio Italy Carthage Tunisia requests handled by next of kin via the American Battle Monuments Commission Washington 25 DC. Remaining six to be ready by September with Korean dead excluded.
A brief compilation notes accidental incidents and police activity. Accidents and vandalism are reported with limited details. Parades required directed traffic control for about ten hours.
Creditors of deceased ALEX GARAS and related estates must file written sworn claims at the Probate Office in Bessemer, with copies to Robert A. Burns. A hearing is scheduled for July 17, 1958 at ten in the forenoon. notices to be published three weeks in Wakefield News and mailed to known parties at least 14 days prior.
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