Hospital Births and Admissions Across Southwestern Area
Journal of hospital news lists admissions and discharges in the Southwestern region, noting patients by name and residence such as McCabe, 305 N 31st. Mrs. Linda Belsher, 1816 Line Lindy. and Samuel Williams family births on Dec 9. Includes births at Kiowa and Fort Sill Indian School cases, plus memorial and surgery notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCabe
J. S. Wood
Aharles Long
Apache
Hawkins
Linda Belsher
Kenneth Williams
Harold ‘Coyote
Hammon
Harry Flying Man
E] Reno
Rachael Yellow Eyes
Watonga
Paul Little Man
Anadarko
Po Beaver
Tecumseh
Alfred Bowman
Fort Sill
John Jones
Dr Sheppard recalls hearing Marilyn cry for help
The testimony describes Dr. Sheppard waking from a downstairs couch to Marilyn's cries and noises, then climbing stairs and recalling a vague sight near Marilyn’s bed and an object like a wallet. He cannot determine the interval between being knocked out and awakening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sheppard
Marilyn
Corrigan
Brown
Bjorn Betens
Ten Nights In A Barroom Ends Run At Auditorium Tonight
Lawton Little Theatre wraps its winter season with Ten Nights In A Barroom at Cameron College tonight at 8. Director John Denney brings Broadway experience to a melodrama with Carl Hagler as Joe Morgan delivering a chilling portrayal of obsession. The cast also features Lt. Wilson and a strong supporting group plus entertainment numbers from Storey Barton students and local acts. Over 200 local residents attended the previous show and applauded the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Little Theatre
William W
Cameron College
John Denney
Broadway
California
Carl Hagler
Joe Morgan
Wicard
Hagler
Nell
Charles Wilson
Ax Sam Ple Swichel
LT. Wilson
Zee Schlein
Mrs. Slade
Charles Kimball
Mr. Romaine
Capt
Irving van Riper
Simon Slade
Richard Glennon
Frank
LeRoy Leister
Harvey Green
Mike Eisler
Willie Hammond
Audrey Routh
Mrs. Morgan
Faye la Rue
Meritable Cartright
Los Angeles
Funeral Rites For James R Jelks
James R Jelks 81 formerly of Lawton dies unexpectedly Wednesday at his granddaughter’s home in Dixon Missouri. Services set for 2 p m Sunday at Chickasha Funeral Home with burial in Chickasha Cemetery. Survived by daughters Nettie Stephens Eugene Matthews and Henry Wilkie a son Fred two brothers W T Jelks and George Jelks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Jelks
Fred
Los Angeles
Calif
W. T. Jelks
Boulder
Colo
George Jelks
Oakland
Pickerell to Command Naval Depot at McAlester
Maj. Walter D. Pickerell will assume command of the U S naval ammunition depot parts detachment at McAlester Oklahoma on December 15. He succeeds Lt. Col. A H Marks who has been ordered to Camp Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Depot
Mcalester
Okla
Walter D. Pickerell
U.S. Naval Ammunition Depot Parts
A. H. Marks
Camp Elliott
Army Orders Promotions and Assignments Across Posts
Army orders detail reassignment and promotion of artillery officers including Lt Col Loren Adams Maj Jesse Lewis Edmund Wendel Jr and Gerald H Dunn. Senior aviator designation awarded to Theo L Moore. Multiple officers reassigned to Fort Sill Fort Riley Fort Benning Fort Hamilton Fort Story and other posts with status updates and temporary command changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Lentz
Monroe
Hqx Corps
Riley
Kan
Robert Q. Brown
Sill
Brady Dunlap
Fort Bilis
Tex
Ft. Benning
Raymond Wilson
Hamilton
N. Y
t. _ Seas
Joseph A. Keenig
St. Louis
Fort Sill
Carl Helarty
Brose
Eddie R. Lowell
Arty
Grand Island
Paul Ww. Ohi
Story
Jesse B. Schooley
Presidio of
San Francisco
Edward A. Soltow
Media
Raul P. Ramirez
Rel Asg
Kilmer
N.J
Theo L
Moore
Rucker
Harvin A. Constance
Ft Knox
Donald 5
Bruneman
Ft Bliss
Bobby J. Lewsilt Sill
William A. MacRossie
Thomas E. Steimer
Donald L. Butler
Aus
Phys
Sam Houston
FHA Emergency Loans Extended to Dec 31 1955
Washington Dec 10 UP Farmers Home Administration extends emergency loan designations through Dec 31 1955 in seven states due to 1954 drought damage. Oklahoma officials pressed to extend hay freight rates beyond Dec 15. Leaders urged continued lower rates and suggested shipping northern hay to Oklahoma to ease winter shortages. Farmers groups sought extensions through February or mid March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farmers Home Administration
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Oklahoma Agriculture
Harold Hutton
State Agriculture Board
Oklahoma Farmers Union
Homer Duffy
Oklahoma
Collins to Speak at Hobart American Le rally
Hobart Oklahoma December 10 The national commander Seaborn Collins will speak at an American Legion rally on December 8 Local members and southwest Oklahoma attendees expected at the event with Collins delivering the keynote address
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Hobart
Okla
Seaborn Collins
Ahoma
Case Of Escapee Who Didn't Escape Gets All Tangled Up
SALT LAKE CITY The case of Utah State Prison escapee Leroy Chapman who did not escape is heading to Nebraska for extradition. Governor Crosby will receive papers naming the 1 to 20 year burglary convict from Ogden, now jailed in Lincoln County Nebraska. The saga includes a habeas corpus plea over alleged lack of medical care, a Utah judge who freed him, Utah Supreme Court questions, a Mayo Clinic treatment in Rochester, disappearance, a North Platte arrest for concealed weapon, and questions over whether he must return to Utah for further service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Nebraska
Robert B. Crosby
Leroy Chapman
Ogden
Lincoln County
Joseph G. Jeppson
Chapman
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Jeppson
Utah Supreme Court
North Platte
Neb
Old Brick Pit Day Proclaimed In Tulsa
Tulsa officials declare Saturday as Old Brick Pit Day inviting residents to dump dirt and rocks into the abandoned pit near Roosevelt Junior High School. The hazardous hole, linked to a boy's drowning, will be filled as the city plans to reclaim the site for use as a garbage dump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
L. C. Clark
Roosevelt Junior High School
FBI Probes Knifing At Indian Home
FBI and Indian agents investigate a stabbing at an Indian man's home near Kainn Village northeast of Pa w hu ska. The victim, Byron Mills, died at City Hospital. No charges filed as of now. investigators from Ponca City coordinate with local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Pawhuska
Ybyron Millis
Mills
Kainn Village
Here
City Hospital
Glenn H. Erwin
Ponca City
Bob Lessert
1954 Midterm Turnout Sets Voting Record
Washington reports official totals from 41 states and provisional figures from seven others show 44,083,112 voters cast ballots in the November midterm. The figure surpasses the 1950 nonpresidential high by 1,621,030 as records fall in turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Police Probe Rape Story In Lawton Woman's Report
A Lawton woman reported to police that a stranger attempted to rape her early Wednesday after she agreed to a ride home from a drive-in. Her husband pursued but lost the assailant. she was dropped near her mother in law’s home and later sought safety. Police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
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de Yates
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Ralph M. Wolf
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Dee
Ellen Barnes
Cache
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Elec
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Gulf Oil
P&l
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Martin
McKess & R Mid
Mont Ward
NY Central
Ohio
Penney
Reyn
St Jos
Auto-Lite
Ron Stephens
Brigham. Young Insurance Agency
Brigham Young — Park Stovall! Koehler Building
FHA
Pittsburgh Paints
Farmers Lumser Company
Howard & Howard
Otto Howard
Allstate
Corona Batteries
SEARS
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Crosley
Frazer
Henry Jr
Hudson, Kaiser, and Others
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Willys
Ford
Packard
Dodge
Plymouth
Kaiser
Lafa
Pontiac
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