Hospital News Items From Indian Territory
Admitted: Ma Bate Eagle City medical. Discharged: B Mike Tangkeamah Carnegie. Various births and medical care updates list numerous patients by name, town, and status. Dismissals include Raymond Smothers and Diane Coombs with surgeries noted, alongside many births and medical updates across communities.
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Ma Bate
Eagle City
Medical
Mike Tangkeamah
Carnegie
Burgers Eva
Marcus
Camfos
Alice
John Hain
Taft
Med
Anedi Barnes
Temple
Denis Doughty
James Doughty
Ze Peglard
Nothiingham
MT. Johnson
Dimean
Scott Dewey
John*Dewey
Coduothia
Frank Castleman
Fletcher
Roy Mann
N. List
Qlto Voit
Wesley
Hermans Whittaker
Frederick Byra
Th Park
Wdical
Edward Conk
Sumigit
Midical
John Teese
Fort Sill
Fred Woll
Fell Williams
Ag Tiodigal
Raymond Smothers
Diane Coombs
Thomas Coombs
TL Crosby
Danelle Clark
Mgr
Jamere Clark
Jefferson
Ralph Fadf
Chickasha
James Gray
Medicine Park
Sur- Pere
Marcus Cambran
Nenneth Cambron
John Japp
Euclid
Simmons Hopeful Of Keeping Seat In Legislature
State Rep Fort Simmons says Comanche County likely retains a third House seat for the next two legislatures, with Leo Winters noting a ballot filing likely unless blocked by the attorney general or court. Ozman and Tassaterre are the other two representatives. Postscript notes Postmaster James Smith mailing Christmas cards to encourage early mailing.
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Fort Simmons
Law Tor
Comanche County
House of Representatives
Simmons
Leo Winters
Shire Election Board
Winters
Supreme Court
Mae Q. Williamson
Fred Hansen
House
Attorney General
Charles Ozman
Jim Tassaterre
City council approves water project costs and traffic changes
The council outlined dam and spillway work totaling about 1.8 million dollars as part of a water improvements program. They approved fire department promotions, awarded plywood bids for the city shop ceiling, and authorized four way stop signs at key intersections. Parking restrictions near Lith and Arlington were set, with floodlight help sought from a local church.
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U.S
Phillps-Aubrey Chevrolet
Tommy Perkins
A. L. Shepler
Lievenant
Maris Hancock
Corn Fire
Executive Fire
Law
Long . Bell Lumber Co
Currell Lumber
Alen Home Lumber
Shambiirgey Lumber Co
Farmers
Billingslea Lum C c
Jimroy Warren
Arlington
Wilson and sister among survivors in local obituary
Wilson and his sister Mrs E T Broughs of 601 Dearborn are named among survivors. Also listed are his father Robert Lee of St Louis four sisters Mrs Floyd Tillery Key West Johnny Jones Monroe La Mr J Hassett St Louis and Mrs Jere Caverna Jefferson City Mo brothers WT B St Louis and Russell Phoenix Ariz burial at Highland Cemetery under Becker funeral home direction.
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E. T. Boroughs
Dearborn
Robert Lee
St. Louis
Floyd Tillery
Key West
Fla
Johnny Jones
Monroe
J. Hassett
Jere Caverna
Jeferson City
Wt. B
Russell
Phoenix
Aris
Highland Cemetary
Becker Funeral Home
City council moves on staffing and assets
The Water committee seeks bids to buy six or twelve manhole covers with lead while five water department workers drop to four. Police inspect Fourth and Dearborn for hazards. Street committee chair to assess a gravel pit site for leasing or purchase. Council considers Fraternal Order of Police use of an abandoned life station at 17th and Ferris for meetings and events.
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Water Department
Water Committee
Alrenovized
Police Department
Fourth
Dearborn
Chaiman
T. L. Shelton
Order of Police
17Th
Ferris
Central Junior High Christmas Party Planned
An all school Christmas party will run 7:30 to 10:20 p.m. Friday December 13 at Central Junior High. Films play in the auditorium and dancing occurs in the boys gym. Admission for the semi formal dance is 50 cents per person or per couple. Open to Central students and their dates.
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Central Junior High School
Central
IEE Proposals Discussed at Paris Meeting
Senate and White House aides weighed anti nuclear moves as Eisenhower presided over a 214 hour period. Saltonstall said the administration stays within a budget while pursuing defense gains. Stevenson backed most Paris proposals on NATO and nuclear cooperation, with Democrats doubtful the plan goes far enough. Durhams mentioned stockpiling with custody remaining with the U.S. and calls for more aggressive action.
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Eisenhower
Saltonstall
Congress
Stevenson
State Dulles
NATO
White House
Paris
Ife
Durham
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Sen
Russell D-Gai
Committee selects films for school party
A committee led by Mary Carnes met at Central Junior High School to choose films for the all school party on December 13. Members include Lex Carden, Mary Clanton, and Charlotte Williams.
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Mary Carnes
Central Junior High School
Lex Carden
Mary Clanton
Charlotte Williams
Police Fines Assessed In Morning Municipal Court
Municipal Judge J Mecle Oaks assessed 5103 in fines and ordered a $20 bond forfeited in police court. Donald Jean Newsom received a suspended $20 fine on reckless driving. Irvin N. Bab in fined $10 for driving without a license. Cars involved in a Monday U S 62 crash near the National Guard armory. Dewitt C. Harris fined $15 for stop sign violation. Albert L. Baynton fined $20 for drunkenness and resisting arrest. Two others fined $20 each for public drunkenness. Sp3 Phillip E. Loftus forfeited $20 for improper mufflers.
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J. Mecle Oaks
Donald Jean Newsom
Irvin N. Babin
N. 16Th
U. S. 62
National Guard
Dewitt C. Harris
Albert L. Baynton
Phillip E. Loftus
Fort Silt
Capital Youth Waives Hearing In Auto Theft Case
Jiming Nau an 11 year old Oklahoma City youth waived preliminary hearing on a charge of automobile larceny. Transcribed for higher court trial later, he is jailed in lien of 2000 bond. Accused of stealing a 1949 Ford two door coupe owned by Warren C. Weaver Lawton. The suspect and two 15 year old companions were arrested Monday at 15th and Bell by City Patrolman M L Kelley. The stolen vehicle was stopped with parking lights on. Youths will be turned over to Oklahoma county authorities.
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Jiming Nau
Oklahoma City
Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cancron
Liew
Nail
Warren C. Weaver
Lawton
SeioW Flights Halted at Will Rogers Field
A Stik Airways cargo service announced it will suspend all flights into Will Rogers Field in Oklahoma City starting December 23 due to inadequate facilities. The move affects operations at the city airport and impacts logistics.
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SEIOW
Oklahoma City
Stick Airways
Will Rogers ‘Field
Cement Suspect Posts City Bond
A 34-year-old Cement man, J P Culp, charged with second degree burglary of Neldon Claude Depew’s Elgin area home, was released on $1000 bond. Culp pleads innocent. arraignment before Justice Marvin Cameron set a preliminary hearing for 2 p.m. January 10. Co-defendant W W Beene, 50, Lindsey, withheld plea to obtain counsel. Co-suspect Beene and Culp were arrested Tuesday after entering Depew’s house and taking a shotgun. The charge was filed Monday.
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Cement
Neldon Claude
Slats
Beeng
Culp
Lewis Derke
Depew
Hurricane near Hawaiian islands thwarts freighter at sea
The Margarita Chan Oris, 420 miles west of Honolulu, battles heavy seas as steering troubles or engine failure loom while the freighter Monroe speeds on. A woman aboard slipped on deck and injured her hip during the rough wake.
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Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
New Vandalian: Cases Probed
Sheriff's deputies search for a 1951 pin used by four youths during a firing at a rural mailbox. Sheriff Hale notes possible FBI referral if federal law is violated. Tracy Bishop nearly intercepted the suspects after following their car. A separate vandalism report concerns two outside speakers knocked from stands at Speck Sanders Cleaners.
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Everett R. Hale
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tracy Bishop
Lawson
Sheriff's Deputies
Bishop
Sheriff's Department
Speck Sanders Cleaners
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IEE
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Lette
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