Hospital News Items Southwest birth and admissions list
Births noted for Charles Lambert and Thomas Davis. Admissions include Lawrence Giles, W. A. Gibson, W. K. Wilson, Mrs. Bertie Austin, and others with medical or surgical notes. Dismissals include Mrs. J. W. McCaig and several others. Kiowa and Lawton entries list newborns and medical cases with dates and locations.
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Charles Lambert
Lawrence Giles
Washington
W. A. Gibson
A. Frost
W. K. Wilson
Walters
Bertie Austin
Thomas Davis
Rush Springs
J. C. Kelly
Gore
Austin
Dearborn
Daniel Burns
Floyd Bennett
C. W. Horton
Columbia
Linda Marie Banks
Jeff Ba Cornell
Negial King
Temple
Jim Bradshaw
Albert Peacock
Cyril
Raymond White
Fred Griggs
Bob Gillis
Bell
Stevens
Lake
Medica
Rex Leach
P. J. Green
McKinley
R. E. Scholl
Roosevelt
Dale Barnett
Maple
Marion Wyatt
S. 13Th
Connie Jenkins
Kiowa
Beating Is Fatal To Arkansas Girl
Mary McKnight, 24, of Helena Ark, working in Memphis as a department store secretary, was beaten on a dark street Friday. She died after brain surgery for a fractured skull. Her father F R McKnight and family from Helena had rushed to her bedside. The purse found near her body.
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Memphis
Arkansas
Mary McKnight
F. R. McKnight
Helena
Ark
McKnight
Indianapolis
Paper Ups Price in New York World and Sun
New York World Telegram and Sun will raise prices from five to 10 cents starting this Saturday announced by A D Wallace circulation manager.
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New York
New York World-Telegram
Sun
A. D. Wallace
Reclamation Bureau Reviews Four State Flood Plans
The Reclamation Bureau studies four Oklahoma and two Texas projects totaling about 101.6 million dollars for a seven year program none authorized yet. Key plans include Nueces River power in Texas for 25 MW plus municipal water use, and Oklahoma sites Canton North Canadian River irrigation, Ft. Cobb Pond Creek flood control, Foss Washita River irrigation and flood control, plus Norman Little River irrigation and municipal water. A footnote notes no 1953-59 schedule and many other Oklahoma Texas sites are listed as future possibilities.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Texas
Reclamation Bureau
Nueces River
Canton
Okla
North Canadian River
Ft. Cobb
Pond Creek
Foss
Washita River
Norman
Little River
Ada
Spring Creek
Canadian River
Alva
Salt Fork
Arkansas River
Belzoni
Solon Warns Farm Price Slump Could Spark Depression
Washington January 5 UP A House Agriculture committee member Rep W R Poage of Texas warned the current fall in farm prices may mirror 1929 and depress income as defense spending wanes. The committee will study cattle price drops and possible retail beef ceiling rollbacks while overall farm prices are about 12 percent lower than last year with declines led by cattle cotton eggs hogs and milk.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
W. R. Poage
Texas
Poage
Clifford R Hope
Arans
Agriculture Committee
Former Sill Man Killed In Crash
Capt Kenneth G Scrivener 24 a former Fort Sill officer was killed in a crash near Cortez Colorado His wife Shirley was injured Scrivener suffered a fractured skull and crushed chest and died at the scene He served with the 96th FABn at Fort Sill before serving in Korea and later returned to Fort Bliss Texas
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Kenneth G. Scrivener
Fort Sill
Cortez
Colo
Scrivener
Fort Bliss
Tex
96Th FA Bn
Korea
Texas Fort
Area Men In Service In Korea and Texas Wounded
M-Sgt. Henry R. Rushing husband of Mrs. Jewell Rushing 2342 Evans arrived at Brooke Army Hospital San Antonio Texas for treatment of wounds received in Korea in November and will be held for some time. First Lt. Stewart M. Hunter serving in Korea with the 45th Infantry Division since June and a 1951 graduate of Oklahoma A&M. his wife Betty listed as living in Lawton.
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Texas Hospital
Henry R. Rushing
Jewell Rushing
Evans
Brooke Army Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
Korea
Rushing
Stewart Hunter
Stewart M. Hunter
Betty
Lawton
45Th Infantry Division
Hunter
179Th Infantry
Oklahoma A&m College
Burglar Thwarted Coming And Going At Oklahoma Floral Market
Oklahoma City police responded to a 2:53 am burglary at the Oklahoma Floral Market on 605 N. Dewey. A burglar trying to break into a safe battered a ham mer, escaped through the back but was blocked at the front by officers Costic and Tucker.
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Oklahoma City
Max Pooler
W. Costic
Walter Tucker
Oklahoma Floral Market
N. Dewey
Costic
Tucker
Corporal Holt to Return From Japan Stationed MP at Camp Kobe
Cpl. Clinton Holt and his wife Livvia reside at 2017 Garfield. He is returning to the United States after serving as a military policeman in Japan at Camp Kobe. A veteran of over nine years in the Army, Holt will be reassigned following an expected furlough.
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Cpl
Clinton Holt
Livvia
Garfield
United States
Japan
Camp Kobe
Corporal Holt
Funeral Notices From Lawton Area Rites Held For Local Residents
Multiple funeral services were held or announced for local residents including Robert Sexton 64 who died at Dallas Veterans Hospital, W C Mallow Geronimo farmer, infant son of Joe Gonzales, and Van Everd Hess, with arrangements by Becker and Ritter Funeral homes. Burial rites occurred across Highland and Indiahoma cemeteries with local clergy presiding. Survivors include sisters Maud Ogden and Otis Estap, brother M C Sexton, and other relatives in Alabama California and Oklahoma. Funeral services covered local churches and post cemetery ceremonies at Fort Sill and Lawton area memorial chapels.
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Ward
Maud Ogden
Otis
Becker Memorial
W. C. Mallow
Geronimo Farmer
Lawton
Clarence Garrison
Geronimo Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
Everet Miller
William Pine
Emmett Crow
Jake Malone
Emmett Boles
Claud Watson
Vickie Jean Sterling
Sfc
John H. Sterling
Sergeant Sterling
Fort Sill
Post Hospital
Korea
the Post Cemetery
Clarence Hopkins
W. C
Murphree
Oneonta
Ala
Lillie G. Sterling
Brooksville
Billie Elrod
Indiahoma High School
van Everd Hess
Indiahoma
L. G. Shearer
Earl Jones
Glen Sims
Arthur Ben Moore
Joe Gonzales
Delores
Ben Hulshof
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Ritter Funeral Home
Brother of Japanese Emperor Dies At Home After Illness
Prince Yasuhito Chichibu, 50, brother of Emperor Hirohito, died at his seaside home in Kugenuma after a liver ailment dating from mid-December. Oxford-educated, he was a member of the royal family and died yesterday in Tokyo area.
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Tokyo
Prince Yasuhito Chichibu
Emperor Hirohito
Kugenuma
Here
Bandits Take $200 In OC Service Station Run
Oklahoma City bandits robbed Larmer Service Station at 1942 Exchange early Monday morning. The operator J B Granger said two gunmen approached from the rear, shoved a pistol into his back, stole his money bag, and forced him into a restroom before he crawled out a window and fled across the street.
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Oklahoma City
J. B. Granger
Larmer
Granger
D. M. Vaughan
J. C. McCrae
Adenauer Fetes 77th Birthday Amid Heavy West German Goals
West Germany's Konrad Adenauer marks his 77th birthday in Bonn. He plans a brief break to receive congratulations while pushing hard for parliamentary and Supreme Court approval of twin treaties to restore sovereignty and form a joint Western European defense with Germany's troops. He faces a national election campaign to gain support for integrating the western half of divided Germany with Free Europe amid a sharp clash with anti-rearmament Socialists.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Adenauer
Europe
Judges Open Heavy Docket In Capital
Three federal judges here opened a heavy docket of criminal and civil cases Monday led by the sentencing of Glenn Cyrene Whitt a Sapulpa businessman who admitted a 2000 robbery of the Luther Oklahoma bank last June 30. Judge Edgar S Vaught scheduled several more sentences while Judge Stephen S Chandler began jury trials and will complete the week with non jury trials. Judge Wlace to hear 12 motions and hold 16 pre trial conferences Monday through Wednesday.
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Oklahoma City
Glenn Cyrene Whitt
Sapulpa
Luther, Okla
Whitt
Annear
Edgar S. Vaught
Stephen S. Chandler
Wlace
Jaycees seek Feb. 17 vote on city government reform
The Junior Chamber of Commerce in OKMULGEE Oklahoma is circulating petitions to place a Feb. 17 election on replacing the commission form of city government with a council manager system.
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Okmulgee, Okla
Chamber of Commerce
Man Charged With Beating Law Partner Of Governor
A 36-year-old Oklahoma City man was charged after the New Year Day assault of Harry Hudson, law partner of Governor Johnston Murray. Hudson, seated at Beverly's Drive-In, was struck several times and treated for serious cuts and bruises. The suspect, a Tinker field employee, reportedly said he had never seen Hudson before.
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Oklahoma City
Harry Hudson
Johnston Murray
Oklahoma County
Roger Swain
a_ Tinker field employe
Hudson
Beverly’s
U S Runs Korean War Not Soviets Declares Official
Washington says the United States is conducting military operations in Korea and does not clear them with Soviet members of the United Nations Secretariat. The State Department told Representative Rogers that no U N employee, including Konstantin Zinchenko, sees advance military plans for Korea.
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U. S
Washington
Korea
State Department
VU. N. Secretariat
Rep. Rogers
D-Tex
Department
Rogers
Dee Dodson
American Mercury Magazine
Constantine Zinchenko
U. N
Zinchenko
Hospital Budget Talks Set Today
University hospital officials meet with state legislators to discuss a $4,143,000 budget request for the next two fiscal years. The proposal adds about $80,000 to prior asks, funding a new 60 bed psychiatric ward at University Hospital and a new wing at the crippled children’s hospital. An emergency appropriation is also sought to bridge the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1.
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Oklahoma City
University Hospital
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Nothing Happens In Small State Town Kendrick
Kendrick Oklahoma a Lincoln county city of 172 residents prides itself on safety with no traffic accidents murders or doctor and marshal in decades yet the New Year brings a newly drilled oil well three miles northwest of town raising worries residents fear field growth could alter their quiet life after years of avoiding violence Tornadoes have missed Kendrick but the oil discovery unsettles a town long known for its calm and resilience.
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Kendrick, Okla
Lincoln County
Kendrick
O'Dwyer and Wife Attend Bull Fight in Mexico City
Former U S ambassador William O Dwyer and Sloan Simpson appeared at a bull fight in Mexico City yesterday, their first joint public appearance since their separation three weeks earlier. Friends saw it as an attempt to quiet divorce rumors though they continue to live apart.
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Mexico City
U. S
William O’dwyer
New York City
Sloan Simpson
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