Hospital Births and Admits List Dense in Medicine
Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Irwin Frankel at 6 49 p m Feb V1 weight 12 ounces and many other newborns with addresses. Admitted and dismissed entries list patients across numerous rooms with names and medical or surgical notes.
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Irwin Frankel
Cecil J. Wreight
Vai
Bitty Dow Pairy
M Herbert Pairy
Oak
Schaaf
Herbert
Schags
Patrions Wight
Lloyd Wright
Ann Blanter
Llanserd
James
Maury J. Reed
de EF
Elms
N. Gist
Bruce
Theodore Gutknecht
James FE. Laughlin
Charles D. James
Charles James
Pallard
Frances A. Kirkes
Dea Kirkes
Summit
Sherry H. Freemin
Jam E. Freemaan
Bessie
Aaron R. Rath
Wanda Rath
Leo D. Biles
C J. Medical
Gordon L. Fr
Pele Iritz
James T. Tee
Caugh- David J
Ferris
Spaulding
Lottie L
Theron
John WW
Hammond
Von
Die
Harry Hammond
Robert D. McCaskill
Darwin Richardson
Euclid
George Talbert
Dearborn
Johnnie Boyd
Sain
Apache
Bown
Elmer Collins
Temple
Frances Knox
Cora Barnes
Elm
Sarah Levinson
Louis Levinson
Baltimore
Dorsie Leslie Jones
Theodore Pierce
Duncan
Elizabeth Boydston
Sara K. Dalton
William Manley
Harrison
Frane Bernhardt
Lonnie Bowles
Randlett
Thomas Decker
Chattanooga
I. W. Compton
Louise Latimer
Park
Surgery
Lydia Woodall
Summit, Med C
Fort Sill Man Denies Rape Charge in Arraignment
Sir. Buford McGee a 40 year old Fort Sill man denied a rape complaint at arraignment before Justice of Peace Woodrow Giles. He asked to delay a preliminary hearing until after conferring with his wife and attorney. McGee a member of the 661st Ord. Co. was committed to jail without bond pending the hearing. County Attorney Warren Crane filed the criminal assault charge alleging the offense occurred on January 22. McGee was arrest.
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Sill
Buford McGee
al Fort Sillman
Ping
Alanday
Justice of Peace
Woodrow Giles
McGee
Mcalester
Okla
UPY
Pittsburg
Ewing Sadler
Dee Sanders
Sadler
Raymond Gary
Attorney General's Office
Sanders
Paul McGill
McGill
Kiowa
California
Robbers Cave State Park
Latimer County
Jack Bradley
Steelworkers Elect Leader Amid Dues Fight at Convention
Pittsburgh voters elect United Steelworkers leaders including president candidate Donald C. Ravick 37 from the U S Steel Ipain works amid a dues hike from 34 to 5 a month. Incumbent McDonald defends pay and dues. Ravick accuses the union of increased dues and pressure for him to withdraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
T Davit d. McDonald
Donald C. Ravick
Ipain Works
U. S. Steel Corp
USW
Ravick
McDnald
McDonald's
Rarick
McDonald
Lions Club Valentine Party At Hotel Lawtonian
Lions Club members and their guests packed the Hotel Lawtonian for a Valentine’s Night event. Mike Brardon chaired the program with Les Elkins as emcee, featuring George Kendall the magician, singers Katharine and Mary Upjohn, Linda Moye, Johnnie Bridges, Marty Winstead, Peggy Turner, and guest Marshal Josip Brozovich noted as a real name in attendance.
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Lions Club
Lawtonian
Mike Brardon
Les Elkins
George Kendall
For Sil
Katherine and
Mary Upjohn
Linda Moye
Johnnie Bridges
Marty Winstead
Lawton
Peggy Turner
Dunce
Annd
Wayne Gilley
Howard Bi
Bill Logan
Hary Su
Funeral Rites for Mrs Alice Mace in Green Valley
Mrs Alice Mace died Monday at her Green Valley home after a lingering illness. Born May 2 1871 in Eagleville Missouri she married J A Mace in 1898. Survivors include six sons Mag ness Floyd Johnnie Hardin and Joy Mace 16 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 30 pm Wednesday in the sedan auditorium with O V Ray officiating burial in Green Valley cemetery. Gish funeral home Hobart in charge grandsons bearers named.
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Saddle Mountain
Alice Mace
Green Valley
Mt View
Eagleville
J. A. Mace
Magness
Floyd
Johnnie
Hardin
Joy Mace
Mt. View
Thad John
Oklahoma City
Sedan Auditorium
O. V. Ray
Mountain View Primitive
Brawls Cost $60 In Fines
Two brawls sent five persons to a Municipal court where Judge J Merle Oaks assessed 960 in fines and ordered a $20 bond forfeited on complaints of fighting. Oscar B Davis and Robert James Cairns were fined $20 each for disturbance by fighting. Burl B McLaughlin Carl L Noenein and Donnie L Livingston also faced fines or bond forfeitures.
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J. Merle Oaks
Third
Oscar B. Davis
Robert James Cairns
Medicine Park
Turd
Burl B. McLaughlin
Fort St
Carl L. Noenein
Donnie L. Livingston
Newgin
RB. H. Abston
Nellig A. Roberts
Eulis Young
Mickey Clere
Hens Lapper
Stillwater
Carey Lou Jones
Caulston Rooms
Unique Cub Scout Den Formed Here
A Webelos den of Pack 73 at Jefferson School forms its first meeting in Hunting Horse district. Led by MSgt. David C. Mangrum, the five Webelos Cubs—Van Smith Paul Sanos Richard Hogue Don Crever and Gary Skow—plan to advance to Boy Scouts at age 11. The 11th den in Pack 78, the county’s largest pack with about eight members.
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Hunting Horse
Webelos
Jefferson School
Boy Scouts
Msgt
David C. Mangrum
van Smith
Paul Sanos
Richard Hogue
Don Crever
Gary Skow
Aged Woman Helps Fugitive Surrender in Kingman Shootout
In Kingman Arizona an elderly woman at a Episcopal parsonage helped police trap and surrender the fugitive Charles E Turner who had shot at Officer Stephen Smith after abducting and assaulting Joyce Hitchcock a 17 year old from Helena Montana Turner escaped from Fort Leavenworth in 1956 and claimed to have killed two men but this could not be verified immediately The gun battle occurred in the city streets and Turner was taken into custody by the parsonage resident Louise Freeland and police
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Kingman
Ariz
Episcopal
Leavenworth
Charles E. Turner
Joyce Hitchcock
Helena
Mont
Joyce
Turner
Stephen Smith
Smith
Gouman
Meek
Louise Freeland
Miss Freeland
Fort Leavemworth
Tasmania Wool and Apples Crop Roots in 1788
Tasmania relies on wool as its premier crop with apples growing as a secondary harvest. A British sailor began apple cultivation on the island in 1788 by planting trees, shaping its early agricultural landscape.
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Tasmania
Australia
Langston Choir To Appear Here
The Langston University a cap sella choir featuring 36 voices will perform at 8 p m February 21 at Douglass High School under director L W Presley. The group begins a national tour with Lawton as the first stop and includes West Coast appearances starting in Los Angeles. Three alumni from Douglass High School, Dillard, Haggler, and O Neal, are sophomores and music majors or social science majors.
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Langston University
Douglass High School
L. W
Henry Dillard
Laltie Dillard
Arlington
Herbert Haggler
John Sadberry
Carver
Ronald ’Neal
Myrtle Cato
Bell Drive
Haggler
O'Neal
Dillard
Ideal Couple To Be Crowned At Aggie Dance
Camero n college plans the coronation of its ideal couple at the annual Aggie sweetheart dance Thursday night. The couple, chosen in a campus wide poll, will be kept secret until the event. Candidates include Susan Hawkins Layton Grant Kinzer Judy Heinz Jack Forbess Frances Latimer Harold C Henry Vivian Hamm Gene Thompson and Jack Erwin. Tommy Burroughs' combo will play the 8 12 p m dance in the Cameron cafeteria with admission one dollar per couple. Gene Thompson student senate social chairman is dance chairman and Jerry Brammer is decorations chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron College
Aggie
Aggies
Susan Hawkins
Layton
Grant Kinzer
Grandfield
Judy Heinz
Jack Forbess
Lawton
Frances Latimer
Frederick
Harold C. Henry
Lindsay
Vivian Hamm
Davidson
Gene Thompson
Oklahoma City
Helen Laird
Tipton
Jack Erwin
Holliday
Tex
Tommy Burroughs
Cameron
Student Senate
Jerry Brammer
United Fund Reports Annual Sale of Directors Elected
United Fund prepares its annual report with details on funds raised disbursements and expenses after a recent audit. The noon Friday luncheon meeting at Hotel Lawtonfan invites all contributors with an open board discussion and questions. Seven new directors will be elected from the 21 elected and four appointed by Fort Sill’s commanding general. Outgoing directors include George Dent Ray Babbitt O B Lord Jay Dee Fountain Mrs Blanche Flickinger Warren Wolverton and Billy Paul Galyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Lawton- Fan
Chamber of Commerce
Charles W. Gallaher
Pep Club Meets at Central Junior High Practice
The Central junior high pep club met to practice yells for Friday’s game against Chickasha. Members in good standing should wear school colors green and white all day Friday. President Carel Barnes announced. Game time is 2 30 p m.
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Central Junior High Schoos
Chickasha
Elub
Carel!Barnes
Comanche County Cotton Land Allotment Details
Comanche county growers may receive an average of 19 dollars an acre for cotton land enrolled in the soil bank program with a March 1 deadline for allotment applications. ASC office manager Bill Sieg noted about half the county’s allotment is reserved and up to 2 percent can be held back. County figures also show Caddo 136, Cotton 25, Kiowa 29, Jackson 36, Tillman 7 dollars per acre.
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Comanche County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Bill Sieg
ASC
Caddo
Cotton
Kiowa
Jackson
Tillman
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Fletcher
Tobias Robles Jr
Hoover
Carol Pekah
Rt. 3
Barney Davis
Carnegie
Roderick Red Elk
Kenneth Otis
Crosby
Steelworkers
Marshal Tilo
Josip Brozovich
Or Broz
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Pittsburgh Paints
Farmers Lumber Company
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Lawton Morning Press
Langston
Joe Ford Kennedy
Midland - Odessa
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D. D. Raibourn
Virgil Laird
Phillips 66
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Glenn Oil Company
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