The Omaha Tribe of Nebraska is honoring veterans for its 200th annual pow-wow.
Family members and friends raised a flag yesterday for Robert "Bob" Stabler. While serving in World War II, Stabler was killed in Italy. He was 19.
For the remainder of the pow-wow, flags will be raised for Johnson Wolf on Friday; George F. Grant Jr., on Saturday, and Frank Sheridan on Sunday.
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200th Pow-wow begins with honoring WWII veteran
(The Sioux City Journal 8/27)
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Omaha Tribe honors veterans at 200th pow-wow
Friday, August 27, 2004
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