Outside Patient Service Scheduled By State Hospitals
Oklahoma state hospitals will launch an outpatient service on September 1 at Taft Vinita Norman and Fort Supply. The program targets former mental patients with one day a week clinics and diagnostic centers at Enid and Pauls Valley. Primary goal is maintenance therapy to reduce inpatient care while offering clinic access to schools and courts statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Taft
Vinita
Norman
Fort Supply
Hayden
A Donahue
Mental Health Direct
Enid
Pauls Valley
Donahue
Veteran U S diplomat top man in Egypt
Robert Hewett profiles Jefferson Caf patriotic U S ambassador to Egypt age 67, longest serving in Cairo, instrumental in mediating British Egyptian talks ending 70 years of tension over the Suez zone. The Lafayette, Louisiana native, a Taft era appointee, blends diplomacy with archaeology. Now considering retirement, Caffery remains active, climbing the Great Pyramid and guiding U S interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hewett
Cairop
Jefferson Caffery
United States
Louisiana
U.S
Egypt
Caffery
Suez Canal
State Department
Middle East
Lafayette
William Howard Taft
Foreign Service
Venezuela
Paris
Giza
Cairo
Ancient
Farouk
Maryland Cowboys Keep Cap Pistols
Maryland policymakers faced Washington antics as a new law outlawing shipping fireworks into the state stirred debate. Assistant attorney general Charles Mathias argued caps trigger fireworks while cap pistols do not explode, sparking nerves and a tense legal line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Cowboys
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Charles Mathias
Mathias
Three Million Discharged Since Korean War Began
Washington VA statistics show more than three million servicemen have returned to civilian life since the Korean War began. As of July 31, VA records list 2,962,000 veterans discharged since June 27, 1950, with total service members estimated at about 20,950,000.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Ohce
Funeral Rites for Deborah Miller and Others in Area
Funeral services were held for infant Deborah Kaye Miller at First Christian Church with Gene Harrison officiating. The five month old died at her maternal grandparents home Aug 25. Also noted are services for George W Carroll 82 Grandfield and Captain Kenneth B Scurr Jr 30 Pierre S D killed in a helicopter crash. Burial for Miller at Fairlawn. Carroll at Memorial Cemetery Grandfield. Scurr to be buried in Pierre. Becker Funeral Home arranging Miller services. Grandfield and nearby communities report multiple bereavements with survivors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth B. Scurr Jr
Pierre
S. D
N. 38Th Street
U. S. 62
John L. Rodrigue
Seurr
Fort Sill
Kenneth R. Scurr Sr
S. D. Becker Funeral Home
Grandfield
George W. Carroll
First Christian Church
Claude Bunyard
Mohr Funeral Home
Carroll
Alabama
Oklahoma
Marietta
Christian Church
George
Wilson
Homer
Maurice
Lee
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bentley
Walters
Alise Chapman
Clatis Johnson
Amarillo
Tex
Embezzler Clarence Bookout Arrested on $37,000 Loss
United Press reporting from Indianapolis says Clarence H. Bookout aged 52 was arrested Friday on embezzlement charges for $37,000 while serving as bookkeeper for 18 years at Marion county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Clarence H. Bookout
Marion County
Postmaster permits radio on night shift in sympathy
Boston August 27 1945 Postmaster Joseph P Finn granted a request to allow radio playing on the night shift in solidarity with postal workers who had just lost a pay raise due to a Presidential veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Joseph P. Finn
Stop sign crash leads to citation in San Mateo
In San Mateo California on August 27 Ann Fletcher aged 63 ran a stop sign. Realizing her mistake she looked in the rear view mirror and saw a police car. She slammed on the brakes and collided with a smashed patrol car. Officer William Cutrel issued a ticket for running a stop sign and failing to signal to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Mateo
Calif
Ann Fletcher
William Cutrel
Miss Fletcher
Petunia the Skunk Offered Substantial Reward
Hollywood reports Mr and Mrs Colling Johnson doubt they will recover their skunk Petunia despite offering a substantial reward. Petunia remains at large as authorities search for the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Patrolmen suspended for using car to deliver lunch
Pueblo Colorado August 27 Patrolmen Tom Strilich and W E Germ were suspended for using a police car to deliver a hot lunch to patrolman Al Morrone who is jailed on charges of possession of burglary tools.
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Pueblo
Colo
Tom Strilich
W. E. Germ
al Morrone
Morrone
Missouri Bank Held Up For 15000 Dollars
Eureka police report two armed men robbed the Farmers and Merchants Bank at closing time, locking six staff in a vault and striking a customer. They fled in a car, then abandoned it two miles north in a wooded area. Eureka lies 23 miles southwest of St. Louis.
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Eureka
Farmers and Merchants Bank
St. Louis
Gary To Quit State Senate On Sept. 30
UNITED PRESS reports Raymond Gary will resign as state senator and pro tempore and Native Council chairman on Sept. 30 to pursue the governor’s race. Primaries in Marshall and Love counties set, with a November successor election. Gary to speak at Durant rally Sept. 24 and Henryetta Labor Day event Sept. 6, with Kerr and Mack named for the state platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Raymond Gary
Senate
Native Council
Madill
Marshall
Love Counties
Gary
Legislative Council
Tulsa
Reuben Sparks
Woodward
Robert S. Kerr
Okla
Fred Mack
Oklahoma City
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
Kerr
al Oe Mock
Durant
Henryetta
Thieves Steal Safe Containing 200000 in Bronx Home
In Riverdale, New York, burglars broke into the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Lichtenstein while the maid was away. They carried off a small safe holding nearly a quarter of a million dollars in securities. Police seek a light blue station wagon seen nearby.
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New York
Riverdale
Bronx
Hans Lichtenstein
Pike
N.H
Associated Metals and Metals, Inc
Helma Helmchen
Oklahoma riders reserve stalls for Five-State meet
Reserve stall space at the Five-State Fair in Liberal Kansas for the 16th annual Five-State race meet set for September 4 to 6. Oklahoma horsemen Pete Harrel Chanute Jess Tharp Knowles B E Thrall Felt and Judd Anderson Turpin have secured stalls for the event.
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Kan
Oklahoma
Pete Harrel
Chanute
Jess Tharp
Knowles
B. E. Thrall
Felt
Judd Anderson
Turpin
Obedient Parolee Returned To Jail
Cincinnati police back in today with John Williams a 32 year old parolee who registered as a felon per parole officer instructions. Patrolman Archie Stewart found four warrants for automobile theft auto theft conversion and issuing bad checks after a routine check. Williams claimed he did time on those cases and could not recall the $100 check.
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Cincinnati
John Williams
Ohio
Williams
Archie Stewart
Scions Reject Censorship Move in South Korea
In Seoul the National Assembly failed to bring a government bill on foreign news agencies to a floor debate. The Education Committee said it would not discuss passage, effectively shelving proposed controls granting government permission to operate and power to revoke for distorted or prohibited stories.
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Seoul
South Korea
National Assembly
Assembly
Republic of Korea
WAC Soldiers Find Weight Increasing at Convention
Washington reports show women soldiers who aided wartime efforts now can lift more weight, yet the eighth annual WAC Veterans Association convention casts a somber mood. Chairman Violette Powers Duffie of Silver Spring complains she cannot fit into her old uniform, joking that wives should try it on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam
WAC
Assny
Violette Powers Duffie
Silver Spring
Three Cities Obliterated By Air Force Attacks
The Strategic Air Command says SAC bomb wings from Barksdale and Walker AFBs pounded three cities with simulated atomic weapons on successive mornings. Capt. Murray Cohn of the 22nd Bomb Wing at March AFB is credited with a direct radar hit on Omaha, a strike the Air Force said would have wiped out the city if an hp weapon had been used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Barksdale Air Force Base
Shreveport
Walker Afb
New Mexico
Comad
Murray Cohn
Brooklyn
N. Y
March Afb
Calif
Omaha
Cohn
Air Force
Head On Collision Kills Two Texans Near Texas Line
Murrell Woltman 50 of Bovina and Hardage about 17 of Farwell were killed in a highway crash east of the Texas line late Thursday. Lovedya Billington 17 of Farwell was critically injured riding with Miss Hardage when Woltman pulled out to pass a truck and collided head on. Their car left the road and struck a tree. Hardage died within an hour, Woltman was killed instantly. Sheriff Charlie Lovelace quoted the scene radiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
N.M
Murrell Woltman
Bovina
Tex
Hardage
Farwell
Texas Line
Charlie Lovelace
Miss Hardage
Woltman
Jeff's Grinding Shop Ad On 16th And Cache Rd
A brief business ad notes Jeff's Grinding Shop located at 16th and Cache Road offering grinding services with contact via phone number 8176 for inquiries and orders.
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Jeff
16Th & Cache Rd
Post Office Clerks Close Convention in Stillwater
The United National Association of Post Office Clerks closed its 42nd national convention in Stillwater Oklahoma with officer elections. Samuel E Klein of New York City was elected president and Philadelphia was chosen as the next biennial convention site for 1956. Floyd Felkins of Stillwater and others were elected to vice presidencies and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Okla
United National Association of Post Office Clerks
Philadelphia
Samuel E. Klein
New York City
Floyd Felkins
Stillear
Clie
Emperor penguin incubates egg for weeks between feet
A penguin hatches a season long brood as the bird balances an egg between its legs to retain warmth during a lengthy incubation period. Researchers note the remarkable endurance of this species in extreme cold environments.
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Deborah Kaye Miller
Kenneth B. Scurr
Missouri Bank
State Senate
James K. Smith
State Highway Department
Smith
Smith Hester
Capitol
Repa
Sales — Service
Underwood Sundstrand
Paul Baty
Naat
Underwoods - Royals
Remingtons
Underwood
C Avenue
ROK
Scions
CROOK
SEARS
Allstate
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Builders Equipment & Supply CO
E. Gore Lawton
Eugene L. Bowman
A & A Finance & Rr
EY Reed Ge Gs . Yak 306 Security Bank Bldg
Refrigerators
Wolverton Harware
Chrysler
Airtemp
R&m
Harry Routh
Fred Melton
Lawton
Post Office
City of
Southwest Directories
Euclid Darold English
Lamer Curlee
Kingsbury
PTT AA
South 11Th Street
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