Two Men Begin Terms In Prison
Lewis Miller 21 of Dallas and Tray Ler Prine of 1316 Washington transferred from Comanche county jail to the state Prison at McAlester to serve penitentiary terms. Miller drew a one year sentence for armed robbery of a bootlegger Neldon Slats Depew. Prine received a maximum seven year term for possession of marijuana.
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Lewis Miller
Dallas
Tray Ler Prine
Washington
Comanche County
McAlester
Superior Court
Tasteworth
Miller
Comianche County
Neldon Slats Depew
Pringe
Pepe
Miler
Marion Elby
Tievee
Carthage
Miss
Duncan
Cub Pack 44 Reorganized at Woodrow Wilson School
Cub Scout Pack 44 held a reorganization meeting Tuesday night in Woodrow Wilson School with Tex McCoy in charge. New cubmaster C J Passangs and officers Donald Torbert Frank Bourton nais Jimmie N Hinson were elected. Den mothers listed include Mrs Carl Cooper Mrs Henry Skoehn Mrs Alvin D McKassan and others as committee members.
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C. J. Passangs
Woodrow Wilson School
Tex McCoy
Passans
Donald
Smo' Torbert
Frank Bourtonnais
Jimmie N. Hinson
Henry Koehn
Joe Ford
B. W. Wagner
Robert L. Hadden
James Cothen
Ken Aldrick
Den
Carl Cooper
Henry Skoehn
Alvin D. McKassan
J. Woodward
Billy G_ Stiller
Jac Ford
Parsons
Indian Hospital to Hire More Staff for Next Fiscal Year
Congressman Toby Morris announced that the U S Indian hospital will add nine full time employees for the 1958 fiscal year to handle rising patient activity. Inpatients rose from 45.8 daily in July 1956 to 58.5 in February 1957, with outpatient visits climbing from 917 to 1 172 in the same period. Further upgrades include new equipment, electrical and plumbing work, standby generator, and possible office and quarters space through remodeling. The funding depends on appropriations after the House approved 40 million for the Indian health program in the BEW bill on April 4.
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Wilkington
Birenny
Washington
U. S
Eugene W. Veverka
U. S. Indiana Hospital
Veverka
Public Health Service
Cronin
PHS
House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Soldier Held After Savage Alabama Custody Fight
Pfc. James W. Hightower, 29, recently assigned to Fort Sill, is jailed in Birmingham on an assault with intent to murder charge. His father, John N. Hightower, 50, was killed in what officers described as a savage fight over custody of a child. John Simpson, 43, was stabbed in the back, shoulder and neck and is in critical condition. The incident occurred near Simpson’s home. custody proceedings for a nine year old girl were under way. Hightower returned from England in 1951 and faces reporting duties at Fort Sill on a stated date.
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Birmingham
Ala
Fort Sill
Pfc
James W. Hightower
Hamilton
Pic
Hightower
John N. Hightower
Alabama
John Simpson
Simpson
John Hightower
England
PIO
Fpfe
al- Sher
Youths Appreciate Priest's Friendship in Warwick
More than 200 youths praise Rev. William P. Gilooly assistant pastor of St. Peter's Church for community acts. He spent about $6,000 on 120000 ice cream cones in 12 years and runs baseball basketball and bowling leagues and takes youths to the beach. A petition with 207 signatures asks the council to name a street Gillooly Avenue. action awaits at the next meeting.
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Warwick
William P. Gilooly
St. Peter's Catholic Church
New Street
Gillooly Avenue
City Students To Resume Classwork Monday Morning
City school children on Easter vacation will return to class Monday at regular hours. Superintendent John Shoemaker announced the resumption after the short break that ended Thursday afternoon.
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John Shoemaker
Clasewor
Surgery Stated On Siamese Twins
Molly Wood reports that surgery to separate Siamese twins Terry and Larry Powell will be performed soon at Children’s Hospital. Neurosurgeons expect multiple operations with only a slight chance of success if shared brain tissue is present. Parents Mr and Mrs Jack Powell consent to the procedure. The twins, born March 10, are fused at the skull with a 2.12 inch width and share major vein connections.
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Molly Wood
Children's Hospital
Terry
Larry Powell
Jack Powell
Larry
Turks Blast Harriman Bid To Makarios
Turkish protests followed Gov. Averell Harriman inviting Archbishop Makarios to New York. Istanbul University students called the invitation disgusting and warned against harming Turkish American friendship and world peace. The Turkish press condemned the move as inviting a terrorist and noted Makarios remains undecided about visiting. Makarios was recently released from detention in the Seychelles and was met with a cheering reception in Athens.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Averell Harriman
Makaros
New York
Union of Istanbul University Students
Turksh-Amer
Ican
Makarios
Britain
Archibishop
Cyprus
Seychelle Islands
Greece
Athens
Harriman
Iven Makarios
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