Hospital News items confuse births and admissions at Southwestern
Hospital list records multiple births at Fort Sill and surrounding towns with times and weights, plus numerous admissions and discharges. Names include Birtliss Son, Lt ad Mrs Richard, Mrs Leroy Drennan, Mrs Joseph Sarcone, and Mrs W E Russell among others, with dates in February and several medical and surgical notes.
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Birtliss
Richard 2Osier
Fort Sill
Richard Tovath
Irwin
Pie
Ray Swanson
Ditt
Bell
Cara Scroggins
Snyder
Lavade Davis
David Bond
Edith Davis
Ch. Ivie
An Harris
Ernest Fancher
Bill Duff
Leroy Drennan
Joseph Sarcone
Moiva Elliott
Joseph Jones
Frankie Ray
Cache
TS. Woodall
Mountain Park
Filla Hattis
Esther Beavers
Jean Freund
Im Fitzgerald
Ozman
Tol Summit
Lorena VanHlorn
Smith
Southwestern
W. E. Russell
Walters
Pathe Walker
James Walker
Crarbori Gery
George Clark
Bessie
Qurerry
Harry Douthitt
Ducan
Sedric Calloway
Tayiss
Clinton Wwildabrand
Howard Malote
Tait
Joe Gris
Br. 3
Dan Simmons
Apache
Rey Leonhardt
Dale Simplot
Caughter Bom
Leon Walters
Duncan
Charlie Little
Rt. 4
Oscar Manuel Walters
Rites Honoring Morris S Simpson at Fort Sill
Maj. Gen. Thomas E. de Sharo will deliver the principal address at a memorial for Morris S. Simpson a Lawton merchant civic leader and philanthropist. The 8 p m service at New Post Chapel will be directed by Lt Melvin J Glatt with military and civilian dignitaries in attendance. Simpson died of cancer February 24 1931 at age 68 after decades of community service and aid to Jewish religious life in Oklahoma He founded Lawton Mercantile Co and helped bring a valuable Torah collection to Fort Sill aiding local services. He and Rep Scott Ferris also helped plan post expansion and contributed to Fort Sill becoming the Army Field Artillery School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. de Sharo
Fort Sill
Morris S. Simpson
Lawton
Melvin J. Glatt
New Post Chapel
Lawton-Fort Sill
Latvia
Simpson
Lawton Mercantile Co
Oklahoma
Fort Silt
Scott Ferris
Army
British To Get Thor Squadrons
Washington reports four intermediate range ballistic missile squadrons may be sent to the United Kingdom with Air Force Thor weapons, potentially excluding Army Jupiter units in that area. The plan, under review, envisions Thor only in Britain to simplify logistics and base operations, with Jupiter possibly deployed elsewhere.
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Wastiington
United Kingdom
Air Force
Thor
Pentagon
Britain
Defense Department
Army
de Plovert
Bea
Famed Movie Queen Returns In TV Drama
Blanche Sweet once a silent screen icon appears on CBS Climax in Secret Love of Johnny Spain as a bit player. Now 62 she hints at more TV work after stepping from Hollywood for decades.
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Hollywood
Blanche Sweet
Holywood
Johnny Spain
Miss Sweet
Usereabouts
Blanche
Jean Arthur
Bill Russell
Judith
Bellalia
David Griffith
New York
California
Raymond Hackett
Mental Health Official Named Head of Oklahoma Drive
Dr. John W. Raley president of Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee is named head of the 1958 state campaign for the Oklahoma Association for Mental Health succeeding Bud Wilkinson. Groundwork starts immediately with county chairmen to be announced as appointments are confirmed. The campaign will run in May after Mental Health Week April 27 to May 3.
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John W. Raley
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
Oklahoma Association For Mental Health
Raley
Bud Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
N. D. Helland
OAMIT
Tulsa
Camanche
Berell Gilbert
Comanche County Association For Mental Health
Wee
New Jersey Pharmacy Student Charged With Narcotics Possession
Ed ward Ruhnen 26, a New Jersey pharmacy student formerly at the University of Oklahoma, was charged in Oklahoma City with illegal narcotics possession after deputies found five vials in his car. He pleaded innocent and posted a $3,000 bond. Ruhnen said he brought the narcotics from New Jersey where a relative operated a pharmacy.
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Oklahoma City
New Jersey
University of Oklahoma
E. A. Capshaw
Edward C. Ruhnen
Dumont
N. W
Kahnen
Capshaw
Party Leaders Hedge In Talks About Business
Democrats and Republicans faced off over when a business upturn would occur. An administration aide calling misread Eisenhower’s March pickup remark, while Democrats cited private unemployment estimates well below 4.4 million with many job changes. White House adviser Gabriel Hauge cautioned against tying the downturn to March and suggested signs of a slowdown by mid year, with a full turnaround not expected quickly.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sean Keyserling
Forinder Truman
Gabriel Hauge
White House
State Broadcasting Association
Lear Eisenhower
Marek
Hauge
Chronic Disease Hospital near Comanche to open April 12
Comanche county prepares a new Chronic Disease hospital annex costing 359000 for public access on April 12 after a federal inspection led by T M Seltzer and Dennis Donovan. The facility was completed 45 days ahead of schedule, delaying equipment arrival and apr approval.
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Comanche County
Bill Love
Memorial Hospital
Toeday
T. M. Seltzer
Dallas
U.S. Public Tealth Service
Dennis Donovan
Oklahoma City
State Health Department
Love
Infant Terrance Lee Woodall Funeral Rites Held
Infant son of Seaman and Mrs Aaron Woodall died at 2 30 p m in a local hospital born at 4 30 am Wednesday Services were to be held at 3 pm today in Becker Funeral home chapel Rev L T Woodall an uncle of the baby and pastor of the Freewill Baptist church officiated Woodall and wife recently returned to Lawton after Navy duty in San Diego Survivors include sister Debra June paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs E L Woodall and Mrs Bertha M Bell Burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens
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Terrance Lee Woodall
Aaron Woodall
Becker Funeral Home
L. T. Woodall
Freewill Baptist Church
Woodall
Lawton
D Lopez-Vazquez and Lawton Postmaster's Wife Obituaries
D Lopez-Vazquez 43 of Fort Sill died in the Post hospital. Funeral will be in Puerto Rico. Becker Finera Home handles local arrangements. He served in B Battery of BbO 2nd FA Bn and resided at 58541 Brewster Fort Sill. He is survived by his wife Arcela Gonzales Lopes. Mrs Joe T White, Lawton's first postmaster, died in Denver Colorado at 9 15 p m Wednesday. Services set for 10 30 a m Saturday at Lawton Funeral Home chapel with Rev J Smith officiating. Burial at Highland Cemetery. Mr White and wife lived in Lawton for years. he was a merchant and named postmaster in 1891. Mrs White moved from Lawton after his death in the 1920s.
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D. Lopez-Vazquez
Ste
Dionisio Lopez-Vazquez
Fort Sill
Puerto Rico
Becker Finera
Bbo 2Nd FA Bn
Lopes-Vazquez
Brewster
Aracelia Gonzales Lopes
Lawton
Joe T. White
Denver
Colo
Lawton Feneral Home
J. ©. Simith
Wallock Menora Congregational Church
Highland Cemetery
Senate votes to revise Georgia state song for singability
Atlanta dispatch reports the Georgia Senate approved a bill ordering changes to the state song to make it easier to sing. The measure aims to adjust phrasing and cadence while preserving the anthem’s identity and connection to the state’s heritage.
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Atlanta
Georgia Senate
REA Group Protest On GRDA Contract Flows From Oklahoma
Nine rural electric coops filed a Federal Power Commission brief in Washington alleging an unfair GRDA PSC power exchange. They claim $150000 losses in five months ending December 31 and improper charges for free power versus tied capacity costs. GERDA says the contract saves roughly $9000 monthly Aug 2 to Dec 31.
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Vinita
Grand River Dam Authority
Federal Power Commission
Washington
Authority
Public Service Co
GRDA
PSC
GERDA
Walter B. Hoss
PPC
Oklahoma educators attend university conference in Norman
Six Lawton educators were among 200 Oklahoma instructors and school administrators at the fifth annual Educational Testing and Evaluation Conference held at the University of Oklahoma earlier this week. Kinley McClure Minnie Attaway Thelma Talla Mary Sue Silk W C Burris and James L Taylor attended.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Kinley McClure
Minnie Attaway
Thelma Talla
Mary Sue Silk
W. C. Burris
James L. Taylor
Four Tulsa Food Store Managers Face Meat Counts
Four Tulsa food market managers and meat market managers face misdemeanor charges in common pleas court for misrepresenting price and weight of packaged meat. An investigation started last May by the state Department of Agriculture found small differences between labeled and true prices, with one Oklahoma City store cited as costing $33,000 yearly. Loss to customers in Tulsa ranged from 7.8 to 15.5 percent.
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Tulsa FM
Tulsa
Common Pleas
State Department of Agriculture
Robert K. Sherman
Sheriman
Oklahoma City
Robert D. Simms
Post members attend U N parley in Oklahoma City
Lt Col and Mrs Elliott and Pfe, Ben Abramovice, and the Lawton Fort Sill AA United Nations group attended a Wednesday meeting in Oklahoma City with Rep. Carnahan and Rep. Merrow. They conferred with city and state dignitaries on the mutual security program of the United Nations.
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Ralph H. Elliott
Pfe
Ben Abramovice
Fort Sill
Lawton- Fort Sill
American Association For United Nations
Oklahoma City
J. Carnalan
Missouri
Chester E. Merrow
New Stampshire
United Nations
Foreign Affairs
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