Top Priority Urged for Controlling Infectious Diseases
A U S Public Health Service official said top priority in health programs must go to communicable diseases which still take an immense toll, chiefly striking the young and vigorous whose productivity powers the nation depends on, even as major killers of the past are controlled.
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Chicago
U.S
Public Health Service
Bauer
Dr. Bauer
New York
Births and hospital notices in August record
Birth announcements list daughters for Troy Lee Prince, Gerald Gant, Bill Sherman, and Heart Bolin with weights 5 pounds 7, 6 pounds 8, 8 pounds 8, and 5 pounds 12 respectively. Also noted are admissions and discharges of multiple patients for surgery or medical care, with addresses in Duncan, Wichita Falls, and surrounding areas.
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Troy Lee Prince
Washington
Gerald Gant
Lindsey
Bill Sherman
Heart Bolin
Pennsylvania
Susie Short
Ezra Greb
Columbia
Richard Lee Thorp
Robert P. Thorp
N. 18Th
Haskell H. Hobsso
Rogers Lane
Sue Pettigrew
W. H. Pettigrew
Duncan
Gene H. Ellison
George Elmer William
Ernest Nottingham
Coy Hutton
Floyd
Gertrude Nickell
S. Eighth
Lester Hunsberger
Sandra Lee Payne
Arthur Payne
East F. Medical
Wanda Hall
Marlin Hall
Hollis
John Robinson
Fort Sill Bivd
Ray Hall
Denver
Mildred Nottingham
D. x. Collier
S. 23Rd Place
John Roskam
Cache
Fred Marts
Dearborn
Frances Eckhart
Arling Eckhart
Raymond Crook
Baldwin
Monroe Barwick Jr
Apache
Charles McGranahan
Robert Renfro
Akin’s Trailer Court
Burl Cagle
Morford Drive
J. L. Hamilton
Wichita Falls
Tex
Louise McCracken
Walter Silcott
Fort Sill Blvd
Hugh Snodgrass
Chickasha
E. W. Dickerson
Robert Johnson
Fletcher
W. A. Grider
Altus
W. C. Drake
Brinkman
Wallace Roberts
Carol Jean Ziegler
Virginia Buck
Kiowa
Nautilus Ready To Go To Sea Again For Tests
The atomic submarine Nautilus will sail from Groton, Connecticut, Friday with extra gear to locate weaknesses from a six week shake down. Navy officials say it has performed beyond expectations though crews report hull vibration and noise may lessen its stealth. The ship is to test first line combat suitability against anti submarine forces and enemy escorts.
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Washington
Groton
Conn
Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Effort to Boost Interest in Retarded Tots in Lawton
An Oklahoma Council for Retarded Children plan to revive parent interest will follow the state executive board meeting on August 28 in Lawton. The council, in its second year, manages a $25,000 training appropriation and seeks to include mongoloid type retardation in new classes under upcoming law. The group, not yet a Community Chest member, will also discuss a national fund drive in November and holds quarterly board meetings led by President Mrs. W. F. Mathews, with past president John Adams of Lawton.
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Council For
L. A. Wickman
Lawton
Security Bank
National Fund
Lawton and
Area
Community Chest
Wickman
John Adams
W. F. Mathews
Oklahoma City
Funeral Rites for Mrs. Myrtle I Ferrell
Graveside rites were held for Myrtle I Della Ferrell 68 of 1111 Garfield at 2 p.m. Saturday in White Bead cemetery near Pauls Valley with Rev. C D Bartness of Pauls Valley officiating. She died Thursday at home after a long illness. Ritter Funeral home handled arrangements.
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Myrtle I. Della Ferrell
Garfield
White Bead
Pauls Valley
C. D. Bartness
Divorced Couple Share Dog Custody
Dallas couple split property assets valued around 2500 dollars and alternated custody of a six month old Boxer. Each receives six months with the dog and gains reasonable visitation rights.
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Dallas
Tex
Gallagher vows to take case to top court
New York reported James C. Gallagher, 23, of Brooklyn, convicted by a court martial of unpremeditated murder and related charges for killing two fellow POWs in a Korean camp. He faces life with hard labor, eligible for parole after 10 years, with automatic reviews and possible appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Prosecution witnesses described him as a camp bully who discarded sick men to freeze, while others testified to his efforts to curry favor with captors.
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New York
James C. Gallagher
U. S. Supreme Court
Gallagher
1St Army
Judge Advocate General
Washington
Brooklyn
Governor’s Island
Auto Crash Hurls Driver Atop House in Lancaster
State police said a car rammed a brick corner house in Lancaster and hurled the 76 year-old driver Aldus Micken through the car top onto the roof of the 20 foot tall building. Firemen brought him down the ladder to an ambulance. he was reported in satisfactory condition at Lancaster General Hospital.
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Lancaster
Aldus Micken
Lancaster General Hospital
Micken
State Polio Victim Reunited With Son
A polio stricken Oklahoma City mother Mrs Richard Stevens reunites with her 3 year old son after a year apart. She contracted polio August 17 1954 while visiting Peekskill New York and has lived in an iron lung in a New York City hospital. Her husband has brought the boy to Oklahoma City and she will be taken to Crippled Children's Hospital by air medical crew with National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and Military Air Transport Command assistance.
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Richard Stevens
Peekskill
N. Y
New York City
Crippled Children’s Hospital
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Military Air Transport Command
Stevens
Former Burlesque Queen Is Divorced
Margie Hart, once top burlesque queen, wins divorce from former press agent Seaman Jacobs. Judge J F Moroney grants divorce after Hart accuses Jacobs of belittling her large family and hiding when they visit. They wed July 4 1942 and separated last June, with a 21 month old son.
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Hollywood
Margie Hart
Seaman Jacobs
J. F. Moroney
Jacobs
Miss Hart and
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