Births and hospital notices from local records
Births include daughters to Ernest O Neal in 2505 White at 40 24 p m Aug 4 weight 6 pounds 12% ounces Frances Hemmer in 2514 C at 8 41 p m Aug 5 weight 6 pounds 6% ounces and Joe Digerolomo in 710% A at 2 12 a m Aug 5 weight 8 pounds 15 Admitted and discharged lists show patients with names and addresses across many towns, medical and surgical notes. Additional births noted for Kaye Tahdooahnippah Geronimo Kate and others with times and weights, followed by numerous medical admissions and discharges.
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Ernest O'Neal
White
Frances Hemmer
Joe Digerolomo
Bulganin invites diplomats to Semenovka villa outing
Bulganin invited all heads of diplomatic missions in Moscow to his dacha at Semenovka for a day in the country next Sunday. The event, first of its kind, will include a lavish lunch and leisure activities for ambassadors their wives and children, signaling a thaw in Soviet diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Soviet
Bulganin
Moscow
Semenovka
Coun
Shakeup in Oklahoma patrol prompts probe and political overtones
Lawton officials push for answers as top troopers are demoted after liquor investigations. Gov Gary faces scrutiny from Nix committee while Lookabaugh defends moves as nonpolitical. Tulsa and Oklahoma City sources note transfers and calls for hearings amid staff shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nix
C. R. Ellsworth
Lawton
Charles Green
Gary
Raley
Bob Eastman
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Safety Council
Lookabaugh
Gary Lookabaugh
Raymond Gary
Don Davis
State War Veterans Department
Mysterious murder of Mrs Allen linked to missing clothes
Mrs. Allen disappeared after a day away from home. Her abandoned car was found under a viaduct with a blood stained blouse and skirt inside the trunk. Police pressed 20 detectives to the case, amid signs of a struggle and failed blood cleanup attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pond
Lawton Event Highlights Birthday Observance and Rodeo
The program features Taps, music by the Lawton high school band under George Walters, and Fort Sill’s Cpl. Carroll Proctor singing. Speakers include Mayor Ellsworth, Sen. Logan, Judge, and Rep. Ozman. A leather saddle lamp prize follows the rodeo, with two square dances that night at 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. at the Lawtonian ballroom led by Oran Bailey’s Anadarko band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawon High School
George Walters
Cpl. Carroll Proctor
Fort Sill
Mrs. March
C. R. Ellsworth
John Thomas Sr
Lee Eckles
Charles Powell
Bill Logan
Toby Morris
Charles Ozman
Paul Tate
35Th Division Park
Helen Bowlin
Pioneer Club
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Markets State Poultry Eggs Oklahoma City Report
State Agriculture lists prices for wheat No 1 hard with declines, broilers and hens easing or steady, eggs firm with regional spots up, butterfat values steady, watermelons in Rush Springs steady with strong demand. Chicago butter prices mixed. Oklahoma City livestock shows limited cattle and calves with some high grade bids, hogs and sheep small in volume and mostly nominal.
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State Poultry
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
Frederick
Bison
Hennessey
Hobart
Alva
Clinton
Enid
Kingfisher
Lawton
Blackwell
el Reno
Medford
Yukon
Vici
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
Tulsa
F.o.b
Vinita
Muskogee
Pauls Valley
Watonga
Laverne
Elk City
Woodward
Rush Springs
U. S
P Usda
Ibred
Uruguay wildlife ratio reported in historical note
A historical note states that in Uruguay there are more than four times as many cows and eight times as many sheep as there are people. The fact provides a glimpse of agrarian scale and livestock prominence in the period.
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Uruguay
Special classes sought for mentally retarded children
Lawton plans dictate the distribution of a $25 000 fund across new classes in Oklahoma. Garfield school is slated as a central site for the pilot program for children with IQs below 50. A local certificated teacher is to be hired. enrollment details hinge on upcoming education board actions. Parents should contact Shoemaker Collins or Thelma Talla before Sept 1. A county council meeting will map further program plans at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the courthouse lounge.
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Lawton
Garfield
Board of Education
H. B. Collins
Thelma Talla
Comanche
Fort Sill land transfer faces court review and funding questions
The SILL LAND proceedings in the U S district court at Oklahoma City will determine court action before Army possession of Fort Sill land. Congress may need to fund any shortfall if the court’s valuation exceeds 2 216 000. Rep. Victor Wickersham pushes full payment and tax adjustments, seeks equity for owners, and favors local appraisers to speed acquisition. An extra 1 000 grant funds Interior admin work for transferring 10 700 acres from Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. Naturalists’ opposition failed amid Senate and House actions against halting the move. an attempted funding cut was defeated.
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U. S. District Court
Oklahoma City
Congress
Victor Wickersham
Mangum
Army
Internal Revenue Service
Wickersham
Fort Sill
House
Armed Services Committee
Senate
Department of Interior
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Duncan High School Graduate Enlists in Air Force
Roy Edward Graves aged 19 of Duncan enlisted in the Air Force on Thursday and was flown to Lackland AFB in San Antonio Texas for basic training. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Graves and recently graduated from Duncan High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Edward Graves
Duncan
Air Force
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Tex
Graves
Raymond Graves
Duncan High School
Burglars Loot Council Heights Shopping Center
Burglars hit the Council Heights shopping center at East Gore and Sixth, stealing about 172.50 in cash and 30 to 40 cartons of cigarettes from the grocery, plus coins from the office and Venetian Blind company, a laundry, and a small money box. Investigators Otis Waldron and colleagues say at least two suspects used an air duct to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Heights
East Gore
Sixth Street
Southwestern Venetian Blind Company
Venetian Blind Company
Southwestern
Otis Waldron
Melvin Simmons
Cleo Stout
Frank Sanduranno
Oklahoma farmers and electric coops face market dangers
A speaker warns Oklahoma farmers about the risk of losing access to affordable electricity as government contracts with rural electric cooperatives are canceled. The piece cites state and national impact, noting price pressures and competition from utility companies, and urges public oversight of government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Congress
Missouri
Clarence Cannon
Washington
Oklahoma City
Clown Cowboys Distract Bulls To Save Rider Dangle
Bobby and Gene Clark move in on foot to distract a Brahma bull during a ride. If a contestant is thrown and injured they keep the bull busy until the rider is rescued. The brothers taunt the bulls to steer them past the rider, risking the crowd’s laughter for safety.
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Bobby
Gene
Clark
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James Larson
Taylor
Charlie O. Bridwell
George F. Builey
Mountain Park
Samuel F. Davidson
Alva Jones
Willie M. Williams
Jefferson
Hollis Hooker
Tipton
Gery
Goldie Carney
Cache
Margie Pyle
Walters
Mary Phelps
Lee
Olivia Woodruff
East E
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Frank Pebeahsy Sr
Kate Tahdooahnippah
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Tommy Botone
Carnegie
Olan Ray Horse
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Grandfield
Lynn Tahkasper
Francis Lavier
Mayetta
Kan
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Binger
Ruby Hamilton
Glenn Morrison
Summit
Eugenia Tully
George H. Wallace
R. P. Sims
N. 13Th
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Lake
Roy Gower
Bessie
James Ash
Douglas Stonhcysher
C.W. Stonhcysher
T. K. Bell
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Lee Knowles
Maple
Holt
Williamson
Lincoln
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Norman Carroll
Claremore
Bidwell
Andy Bidwell
McAlester
Seminole County Grand Jury
Harmon
Wilma Allen
C. C. Clements
Chicago
CBS
Southwestern Radio & Sound
4Th & E
Cecil Easton
Subcommittee
Secretary of
Interior
Douglas McKay
Armed Services
Richard L. Neuberger
Ore
Robert S. Kerr
Mike Monroney
Kerr
Neuberger
Oregon
White House
Sheridan
Cache Road
Imagine
Baylor
Jewel
America
Foxgat Outonome
Zale
Archie L. Gibson
Rhaetg Wiest
Dear MR. Retailer
Clowns
Jo. G. Andrews
M & D Finance CO
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KEY Termite & Pest Control CO
A. L. Pollard Sporting Goods
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