Hospital News Items Births and admissions in Lawton area
Memorial births list a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. George L. Corwin born Aug 15 at 10 p.m. weight 8 pounds ? ounces. Several patients admitted or dismissed include Mrs. Virginia Freeman 1909 Ferris medical and Donna Carol Miller 114 medical. Kiowa births note a son to Mr. and Mrs. J W Cooper Jr Star Rt Lawton born Aug 15 at 1 p.m. weight 8 pounds 7 ounces. Admitted Nellie Dodson Elgin medical and dismissed Ida Johnson 117 C surgery. Southwestern
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George L. Corwin
Lawton
Virginia Freeman
Ferris
Sam E. Roberson
L. D. Lamb
Geronimo
Donna Carol Miller
Harry C. Miller
Monroe
Colby B. McDaniel
S. 17Th
Lee Ehler
Cameron Warren
Liberty
Taylor Clayborn
S. 13Th
Peggy Lee Penick
Ernest Penick
Star Rt
Francis Bartholomew
Chattanoora
Dora Bryan
Arlington
Mary Rivera
McKinley
Rudolph Mahlstead
Dearborn
William H. Cook
Cache
William A. Cook Jr
John Larry Overby
Paul Overby
Oak
Joe Lansden
N. 38Th
Lemmie Bookman
Jimoe Jefferies
Leon Maddox
David E. Reece
Jefferson
Irene Goode
S. Eighth
Clifford H. Powers
Sherman Crawford
Washington
Kiowa
J. W. Cooper, Jr
Star
Rt. Lawton
Lee Viddaurri
Lone Wolf
Richard Cash
Oklahoma
Williams
Fort Cobb
Nellie Dodson
Elgin
Ida Johnson
Southwestern
John R. Foster
Boyd L. Hoskins
M. T. Lincecum
Altus
Milford Walker
Cache Rd
Elmer Steele
W. C James
Euclid
John James Smith Jr
John J. Smith
Cecil Dale Cummings
Robert D. Cummings
James R. Gentry
Fletcher
William R. Rector
Markets and Oklahoma City Livestock Marks Aug 17
Chicago butter market totals 1,037,121 pounds with steady tone and various score prices. Oklahoma City livestock report shows cattle and calves trading slowly, hogs up to 25 cents higher, sheep steady, and scattered births and medical notes listed for local families and residents. Includes specific weights, prices, and up to date market variations for beef, hogs, and lambs.
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Chicago
Oklahoma City Livestock
Oklahoma City
USDA
Prayer Service to Honor City Soldier in Korean War
Disabled American Veterans will hold a memorial prayer for Pvt. David Jackmon of Kansas City, selected from casualty lists to represent the area. The 30 minute service opens the national convention with Protestant Catholic and Jewish clergy taking part as a wreath is laid before about 3000 veterans.
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Davs
Pvt
David Jackmon
Charlie Jackmon
Garfield
Kansas City
Pvt. Jackman
America
Texhoma Firm Wins New Trial in Gas Main Case
Panhandle Chevrolet and Implement Co of Texhoma sought 111 408 in a suit against Southwest Public Service Co. A May 1950 explosion wrecked the Texhoma building, with Panhandle alleging a leaky gas main caused the blast while the utility blamed sewer gas. The jury had favored the utility, but U S District Court Judge Stephen Chandler ordered a new trial.
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Oklahoma City
Panhandle Chevrolet and Implement Co
Texhoma
Southwest Public Service Co
U. S. District Court
Stephen Chandler
Panhandle
Southwest Public Service
Area Men In Service Rotation Trip For Knauer
Lt. Glenn W. Knauer 1402 B goes on rotation to the U S from Korea with the 2nd Infantry division. A West Point graduate entered service in June 1950 and earned the Bronze Star as an intelligence officer in the 15th FA battalion. His wife Ruth and six month old daughter Suzanne Lynn will travel west to meet him. Richard W. Smith 508 Carver now serves with the 7th Infantry division in Korea. His wife Jessie Lee lives in Lawton. Smith, a ten year Army veteran, is chief of section in Battery A of the 31st FA battalion.
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Glenn W. Knauer
U. S
Korea
2Nd Infantry
Knauer
United States Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
15Th FA
Ruth
Suzanne Lynn
Richard Smith
Richard W. Smith
Carver
7Th Infantry
Jessie Lee
Lawton
Smith
31St FA
Three More Traffic Complaints Filed
Three more traffic complaints were filed this afternoon in connection with highway patrol arrests. Keith Gilbert Neill of Fort Sill was charged with speeding Wayne Joseph Seifert of Fort Sill with running a stop sign and Roger Henry Boyken of Fort Sill with an improper muffler in justice of the peace courts.
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Justice of the Peace Courts
Keith Gilbert Neill
Fort Sill
Wayne Joseph Seifert
Roger Henry Boyken
Bearskin Slaying Baffles Police Probe Pushed
Pawhuska Oklahoma August 17 A little progress reported in the double death investigation of Bearskin and his wife Rose Ted Bearskin 52 a Seneca Indian and Rose 49 an Osage found shot near their car on a rural Osage County road The Osage County Sheriff said clues exist but gave no specifics and did not expect an immediate arrest The wife had recently received 200 to 400 dollars at the Osage agency for grazing leases and the purse was missing from the scene.
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Pawhuska
Okla
UPA
Ted Bearskin
Osage
Charles Cass
Cass
Bearskin
Rose
Here
C. R. Owen
Osage Agency
Ice Box Deaths May Be Murder
WEST MEMPHIS Ark A deputy sheriff reports a man who twice threatened five children found dead in an ice box may be involved. The father J A Hallman 34 says the deaths were murder due to strange occurrences. coroner says suffocation from the lid. An oldest daughter recalls a plow point on the lid. Neighbors heard screams.
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West Memphis
Ark
Gladstone Williams
J. A. Hallman
Hallman
Crittenden County
T. H. McGough
Mary Elen
French Crisis Ends Workers Resume Posts
In France on August 17 workers returned to posts as strikes eased and most factories opened. In Marseille, federally controlled CGT metal workers faced sit down orders but militant Reds saw only a few obey. Government efforts under Premier Laniel aimed to prevent a government collapse and curb Communist influence while Paris transportation remained disrupted and tours were spoiled.
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Paris
France
Marseille
CGT Metal Workers Union
Joseph Laniel
Local Notices Highlight Visits And Travel Tales
Mr and Mrs Jim Taylor visit ends as they return from Fort Worth where they stayed with their daughter and son in law and grandchildren Gary and Sharon they also visited Mr Taylor s brother Lee Taylor Mrs Mildred Coltharp Howell school principal returns from a long southern circuit accompanied by her mother Mrs W D Elder. Mr and Mrs W H Woodward and two sons Hunter and Thomas plan to depart tonight for Brookville Mississippi for a relative s wedding and family visit.
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Jim Taylor
Taylor
R. L. Phillips
Gary
Sharon
Fort Worth
Texas
Mr. Taylor
Lee Taylor
Mildred Coltharp
Howell School
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
W. D. Elder
Cincinnati
W. H. Woodward
Hunter
Thomas
LN. Lauman
Fort Sill
Brookville
Miss
Eisenhower urges self-help in mutual security push
President Eisenhower told Congress Western nations must boost self-help as American aid cannot do the whole job. The six month mutual security report notes Soviet threat and shifts aid emphasis to Asia and the Pacific, urging European defense pact ratification, trade expansion, and private investment to bolster free nations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Russia
Europe
Asia
Pacific
America
Foreign Operations Administration
FOA
Mutual Security Agency
Indochina
Soviet Union
Western Europe
Faxon Enrollment Starts Friday for Public Schools
Faxon public schools will begin enrollment Friday per superintendent Frazier Pierce. Classes start Monday August 24 with lunch program same day. About 140 students expected to enroll this year. New teachers include superintendent in mathematics American history and general science Jerry Hutchinson coach and Mrs Cantero for seventh and eighth grades.
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FAXON
Faxon Public Schools
Frazier Pierce
Pierce
Jerry Hutchinson
Cantero
Mulhall Community Fair Set for Sept. 12
Mulhall announces the third annual Mulhall community fair will be held September 12. The event is sponsored by the Mulhall Community Club and aims to bring residents together with local activities and exhibits.
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Mulhall
The
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