Hospital News Memorial Births and Admissions
Births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Stanley at 7:07 a.m. Aug 2 and another son to Mr. and Mrs. Burton Werquewah at 8:59 a.m. Aug 28. Throughout the list are admitted and dismissed patients with names and addresses across Oklahoma towns, surgeries and medical cases, and notices from Southwestern facilities.
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Spencer Stanley
Washington
Charles F. Crites
Gaile Carter
Guy R. Carter
Walters
Russell Kent Jones
Russell Jones
Arlington
L. V. McGee Jr
L. V. McGee
Olen Thompson
H. O. Thompson
Johnny Ray Brown
Emmett Brown
Jefferson
Frank H. Kuepker
Chattanooga
Misuel Saucedo
Ellis Motel
P. Normah
Temple
James C. Pinchback
S. Fifth
Bill N. Taylor
Fletcher
Nancy L. Ingram
Claude L. Johns
Duncan
Raymond G. Cummins
Park
Myrtie Vance
Galena Park
Tex
Claude N. Hennessee
S. 12Th
Carl K. Tahah
Tor Roosevelt
Don Hagler
Billy Yoast
McKinely
Toni R. Himes
Bill Crow
Nancy J. Hathaway
C. E. Hathaway
Kenny Langford
Charles Langford
P. L. Sellers
Howard Trussell
Llewellyn Trammell
Columbia
Carl Sheppard
David Seeley
Hamid Ahischlager
N. 24Th
Sharon Green
Euclid
John JD. Martindale
S. 11Th
Glen Peterson
Canute
Burton Werquewah
Faxon
Cecil Horse
Carnegie
Arthur Tsatoke
Lade Mae Edge
Elizabeth Exendine
Shawnee
Clarence McDonald
Arlene Highwalker
Anadarko
Louise Poorbuffalo
Richard Taptto
Ozmun
Two Men Receive Life Sentences in Lawton Robbery Case
Two Lawton men Edward Henry Green and Ronnie Ray Brewer were given life terms after pleading guilty to murder and armed robbery in the slaying of Maj. (Ret.) Harry L. McKinney during a May 5 robbery. Brewer had the murder charge dismissed.
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Lawton
Luther B. Eubanks
Edward Henry Green
Jefferson
Ronnie Ray Brewer
Georgia
Brewer
Harry L. McKinney
Dearborn
Peter Fritz Loose
Melvin K. Thomas
Star Rt. Lawton
R. F. Neely
Summit
Larry LaFrance
Robert S
Canada to Restore Fort Louisburg in Colonial Style
The government allocates 12 million dollars to rebuild Fort Louisburg as a living history site. The project aims to imitate Colonial Williamsburg with restored buildings, period furnishings, and guided tours to educate visitors about early Canadian life.
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Fort Louisburg
Colonial Williamsburg
New International Postal Card Debuts for Visit USA Campaign
A new international postal card for surface rate to foreign countries will go on sale in New York City on Friday. Cards including single 7 cent and 14 cent reply paid versions will be sold at Lawton's post office once manufacturing is ready. The design by Soren H Ermoran features a map of the United States with USA letters in red white and blue. First day cancellations may be ordered to the New York Postmaster with full name and address and payment. outside envelopes should say First Day Covers International Postal Cards.
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USA
New York City
Lawton
Soren H. Ermoran
United States
New York
Two Career Girls Stabbed To Death In New York Apartment
Two young career women were found dead in a Manhattan East Side apartment tied together and bound after being stabbed repeatedly. The victims Janice Wylie 21 and Emily Hofert 23 were discovered by their roommate and Miss Wylie's father. Detectives reported no suspects or leads and ruled out burglary as a motive.
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New York
Chet DI Mauro
UPI
Philip Wylie
Manhattan
Swank East Side
Janice Wylie
Newsweek Magazine
Emily Hoffert
Minneapolis
Bellevue Hospital
Milton Helpern
Lawrence MecKearney
MecKearney
Patricia Tolles
Miss Wylie
Max Wylie
Miss Tolles
Time Book, Inc
Wylie
Miss Hoffert
McKearney
Helpern
Refuge Heads For New Visitor Mark This Year
The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge receives record visitor counts with 838,900 people by late last weekend. Management notes 13,000 more visitors than last year and over half a million through June 16, plus 57,251,760 miles driven by visitors. The Holy City of the Wichitas and Longhorn cattle herds draw travelers from out of state, many for sightseeing and picnicking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Howard
Howard
Department of the Interior Refuge
America
Marchers Litter Trashed Park Reaches Cleanup Milestone
Washington officials reported 18 trucks loaded with litter as a United Press International account notes park grounds regaining manicured appearance after more than 200000 marchers left paper and trash. Forty five workers began at 5 p.m. Wednesday and finished at 9 a.m. Thursday.
OCS Graduation Slated at Fort Sill with Brig Gen Greenlief
Brig. Gen. Francis Greenlief will speak at 10 a.m. Saturday as Officers Candidate School holds graduation rites at Fort Sill in Snow Hall auditorium. About 80 reservists and guardsmen attend. a Friday parade and reception also planned.
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Francis Greenlief
National Guard Bureau
Washington, D.C
Fort Sill
Snow Hall
Officers Club
Army
Floyd W Williams
1St Field Artillery Missile Brigade
Virginia history note on Franks Fort Kentucky charter
Fragmentary AP copy notes that part of what is now Kentucky was chartered as a Virginia county in 1776 at the start of the American Revolution.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Virginia
Former Apache Resident Named Chief Stewardess
Miss Thelma Christine Doyle of Apache is named Central Airlines chief stewardess overseeing 70 flight attendants based in Fort Worth Oklahoma City Amarillo and Kansas City. She led Central's stewardess department creation trained staff wrote the manual and taught the first class while alternating with American Airlines before returning to head Central again.
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Thelma Christine Doyle
Apache
Central Airlines
Airlines
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Kansas City
Central
American
Caddo County
Oklahoma College For Women
Intruder Fleeing After Girl’s Scream On Southside
Police searched for a Negro man who entered a southside house about 3 30 a m and fled when a 12 year old girl screamed. The girl said the intruder carried a knife and hid his face. Other reports include thefts and vandalism around the city.
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Irene Turner
Garfield
Douglass High Teacher Jesse Stewart Omitted
Names of Jesse Stewart mathematics teacher and coach at Douglass high school were accidentally left out of the teacher assignment list in Wednesday's Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin R. Garrison
Fort Sill
Gilbert
Jesse Stewart
Douglass High School
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