Hospital Births and Admissions Mixed Across Regions
The hospital notices report multiple births to couples including Edward Labrada and Virgil Hokeah with Dec 16 events, and memorial births for Billy Wall and others. Admissions list medical cases like Elias Lowman and Irene Lynch with dismissals for Louis Keechi and Frances Priest. Regional entries include Comanche and Snyder areas with surgeries and medical stays.
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Edward Labrada
Arlington
Virgil Hokeah
Elias Lowman
Watson
Okla
Irene Lynch
Concho Indian School
Louis Keechi
Binger
Markis Cloud
Kiowa Indian Hospital
Frances Priest
Clinton
Pe Lady Torpoie
Cache
Medica Malcom Niedo
Rt. 1
Bobby Spotted Horse
Gozebo
Ronald Pekah
Rt. 3
Memorial
Gregory Peck Denies Wife Cruelty Charges in Divorce Suit
Los Angeles actor Gregory Peck 39 denies his wife Greta Peck 42 cries of cruelty in their divorce filing. Greta says they have been estranged since January 13 1953 and seeks custody of their three sons. A financial agreement has been signed.
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Los Angeles
Gregory Peck
Greta Peck
Peck
Japs Skeptical Of New Soviet Friendship Bid
Tokyo reports Japan remains skeptical of Molotov's offer to negotiate normal relations with the Soviet Union. Foreign Minister Shigemitsu says talks must not harm ties with the free world or the United States. Officials plan how Hatoyama government can pursue a peace treaty with Russia and Red China without wrecking alliance with the West.
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Tokyo
Japan
Mamoru Shigemitsu
V. M. Molotov
Russia
Shigemitsu
Free World
United States
Foreign Office
Ichiro Hatoyama
Red China
CHECK ORNAMENTS EARLY FOR HOLIDAY PREP
Unpack decorations early to allow time for replacements and cleaning. Clean light bulbs days before Christmas, using a soapy sponge for heavily soiled items, and ensure everything is disconnected during cleaning.
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New York
Texas oil allowable hiked for January
The Texas Railroad Commission boosted January crude oil allowable production to 3 216 123 barrels daily, the highest since April and near the November 1952 record. The increase, though opposed by most major purchasers, aimed to prevent winter shortages and curb importer claims for foreign oil to meet demand.
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Austin
Texa
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Ain
Cookies Get New Dress New York Up
Holiday flavored oatmeal drop cookies receive orange chocolate frosting. Melt chocolate chips, mix in grated orange rind, spread on the flat side of cookies, and chill until set for a festive finish.
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New York
Texan To Keep Bullet In Brain
Surgeons in Galveston decided to leave a bullet lodged in Milton Silas Castillo’s brain after a Gonzales fight. They cleaned the wound, closed it, and warned of possible abscess risk, though he remains in surprisingly good condition at age 26.
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Galveston
Milton Silas Castillo
Castillo
Gonzales
Twin Brothers Suffer Ankle Breaks At Gregory High
Terry Schlaht broke his left ankle in a September Gregory football camp and a month later his twin Larry, the first string quarterback, fractured the same ankle during a game at Platte South Dakota. The brothers are sons of Mr and Mrs Gordon Schlaht and are noted for their paired approach to life.
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Gregory
S. D
Terry
Larry Schlaht
Gordon Schlaht
Larry
Platte
Britain to pay $137,845,431 on Dec 31 under 1946 loan
London reports Britain will settle the annual principal and interest of the 4.4 billion 1946 loan with the United States on December 31, totaling 137.8 million dollars. About 54 million goes to principal and 84 million to interest, the fourth such payment, leaving 46 more.
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London
Britain
United States
Marshall Aid
Daugh ter of Keys quadruplet born in Oklahoma City
A daughter was born today to Mrs. Robert T. Hall one of the famous Keys quadruplets who formerly lived at Hollis. The Halls also have a son Michael aged 5.
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Oklahoma City
Robert T. Hall
Hollis
Halls
Michael
Carlson Predicts the To Run Again
Sen. Frank Carlson foresees President Eisenhower seeking a second term in 1956. Carlson cites 1952 momentum and believes the public will insist on Ike’s return from NATO to take on another four years. He notes Eisenhower’s growing burdens and ongoing leadership duties.
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Washington
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Eisenhower
White House
Carlson
Pennsylvania
Kansas
United States
NATO
Mothers Praise St Joseph Aspirin For Children
A parent praises St Joseph Aspirin For Children for its orange flavor and ease of use. The child accepts the medicine willingly, avoiding distress from medication.
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ST. Joseph
Political forecasts snapshot from party leaders
A passage cites optimistic forecasts on a leader's concession to popular demands and reelection, with similar predictions echoed by Republican figures House Speaker Joseph W. Martin Jr and Senator Eugene D. Millikin. The text notes prior forecast waves by party leaders.
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House
Ninnekah Youth Wins FFA Contest
Ninnekah 15 year old Ral Morgan, a Future Farmer of America member, wins the Oklahoma Holstein Bros Association award for the best Holstein dairy project in the state. He will receive a gold wrist watch at a meeting on the Oklahoma A&M campus. Mrs J Thomas Morgan owns 22 Holsteins and has $4,500 invested in his project supporting his overall farm interests in crops and swine.
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Oklahoma City
Ral Morgan
Ninnekah Future Farmer of America
Oklahoma Holstein Bros’ Association
Oklahoma A&m
J. Thomas Morgan
FFA
Science claims new healing substance shrinks piles
A claim describes a substance called Bio-Dyne used to heal in tissue and an ointment Preparation H advertised as a remedy to shrink piles, relieve symptoms promptly, with a money back guarantee.
Dimes Fund Sends State 100000 for Polio Treatment
Oklahoma City reports nearly 100000 from the March of Dimes epidemic fund this year to aid polio patients. Twenty county chapters had exhausted their treasuries by December 4 and received 93074 from the national pool.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
National Foundation For
Polio Foundation
Stop Taking Harsh Drugs for Constipation Ad
A consumer health notice urges avoid harsh laxatives for temporary constipation and promotes Dr. Caldwell's Senna Laxative as a gentle effective option for the family. It claims easy relief, helps with stomach sourness, and offers a money back guarantee with mail order to Box 280 New York NY.
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Chattanooga
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John Schlachtan
S. 26Th
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Denver
Nettie Brooks
Comanche
Canzada Hurley
Park
Roy Riddles
Walters
Co. F. McCluskey
Jefferson
Clarence Alexander
Thomas Hamilton
Luther Maxwell
Snyder
Joe Garrison
Star Rt
Fred Manning
Elgin
R. C. Martin
Marlow
John W. McDaniel Jr
J. W. McDaniel
Southwestern
Homer
Nease
Dearborn
Louise Baughman
J. D. Woodward
Indiahoma
Barbara Patton
Kinyon
Ross Porter
Gore
W. E. Provine
Clarence Mull
I. G. Kelly
Medical
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Barbara Jean
Cluney
Phyllis Jones
C. M. Pike
Koehler
Lewis Millwork
23Ra & F
Remington
Witho
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Sander
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