Hospital News Items Kiowa Admitted and Births Reported
Kiowa hospital notices list patients admitted and dismissed including Wilbur Harragarra Marland Bobby Germansaddle Anadarko and Gladys Shunkamolah Stillwater with several births noted Mrs Lee York Hobart and others. Also Southwestern birth records record sons born to Tom Brown and Harned Bain with weights and times, plus multiple patient admissions and discharges and state poultry and Oklahoma City livestock market updates.
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Wilbur Mharragarra
Marland
Bobby Germansaddle
Anadarko
Poi Redbird
Hobart
Nannie Jordan
Gladys Shunkamolah
Stillwater
4Ean Redbird
Laura Mithlo
Apache
Pani Permansu
Walters
Lee York
Charles Pebeahsy
Taylor
Gooday
Tom Brown
Harned Bain
Victor Anderson
Monroe
J. L. Barr
Floyd
Kenneth Fowler
Cyril
Eunice Chappel
E. F. Parker
Smith
J. R. Curtsinger
Duncan
Natalie Mata
Archie Thapier
Cache
Fletcher
Stigler
Emmet Justice
Royce
Solons Debate Budget Cuts Amid Conflicting Figures
Congressional leaders from both parties weighed President Eisenhower's budget proposal, insisting on possible 10 to 12 billion dollar cuts. Reed urged tax relief with balance, Cannon warned against tax cuts while balancing the budget, and Ferguson saw room to reduce Truman-era outlays to meet security needs.
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GOP
Taber
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Ae Reed
House
Ways and Means Committee
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D-Mo
Appropriations Committee
Cannon
Congress
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
Truman
Eisenhower
Ferguson
Capitol Hill
Senate
Commercial poultry and grain prices report
Price list notes heavy fowl and young birds with counts for cocks stags and hens. Includes grain market figures for maize and other crops with new crop pricing and limited stock indicators.
Salvation Army plans new youth center and facilities
The Salvation Army proposes a citywide youth program with a welfare office staff of two, a chapel, an administrative office, a gymnasium for youth and adults, a men’s transient shelter and handicapped workshop. A 5 Negro center would serve the city’s Negro population. Proceeds from selling current property would fund the new center, with an expected sale price around 35,000 dollars. A dinner Monday at 6:30 p.m. aims to attract about 250 guests.
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Salvation Army
Salvation Army Center
Swinging Budget Ax Raises National Debt in Postwar Era
The piece traces how Truman era economic policy led to inflation and high prices, while the 80th Congress cut spending. It notes treasury surpluses in 1947-48 and 1951, a debt rise from about 16 billion in 1930 to over 267 billion in 1953, and debates over spending versus taxation and politics.
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Congress
Treasury
United States
Chinchillas Fetch High Price at Auction
A Chin chilla sold at an auction fetching about 300 dollars, reflecting strong demand for exotic pets. The event highlighted the market value of small mammals with buyers seeking rare specimens.
Kiwanis appoints three Lawton leaders to district posts
Bailey G Choate district governor announced three Lawton Kiwanis appointees Reginal Brown heads the finance committee Harold Wilson leads education and fellowship and Dr Lewis Fouts heads the achievement reports committee. The Lawton Kiwanis club installation banquet drew 240 attendees with Warren Wolverton as retiring president.
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Lawton Kiwanis Club
Glen Powers
New Kiwanis
Choate
Harold Wilson
Cecil Conner
Everett Neptune
Reginal Brown
Vernon Carmichael
James Knox
Earl H. McKinney
Gale Sadler
A. P. Burns
Walter Wicker
Manville Redman
Thurston Nicklas
Dean Paramore
Warren Wolverton
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
University of Oklahoma
Lawton
George Churchill
Donald Angus
Lawton Motorists Face Multiple Traffic Charges
A Lawton woman paid 50 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Ten other motorists faced charges since Thursday in police city and JP courts for traffic offenses. Iris Fitzwater was fined by Justice of the Peace Marvin Cameron. Donald Dean Striegel and Henry Wright faced charges in JP and city courts for improper passing and turning. Several others including Woolbright Zimmermann Sampley Boggs Cameron White faced school zone, speeding, and license violations in police and city courts. Four more Lawtonians were booked for disorderly conduct at 816 Lee Street.
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Lawton
Iris Fitzwater
Marvin Cameron
Justice of the Peace
Ray Brown
Donald Dean Striegel
Fort Sill
Henry Wright
Dearborn
John Fullerton
James Donald Woolbright
Bell
Jerry Don Zimmermann
Garfield
Robert Joe Sampley
Georgia M. Boggs
G. L. Cameron
Washington
Carlton Lee White
Lee
Military budget outlook after 1955 signals gradual decline
The President forecast that military spending would begin to ease after fiscal 1955 and, based on rough estimates, stabilize around 35 to 40 billion dollars annually. He projected manpower at 3.6 million, an Air Force of 143 wings, and a Navy fleet of about 1,200 ships, while noting no separate Korean War funding in the overall budget and no immediate end to the war.
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Pentagon
Langstonaires To Appear Here
The Langstonaires, Langston university's male vocal ensemble, perform Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Douglass recreation center under Omega Psi Phi sponsorship. George Matthews cancelled due to illness. program features classics, semi-classics, spirituals and popular songs. Proceeds fund two $100 Douglass High School scholarships for outstanding graduating seniors.
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Langstonaires
Langston University
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Douglass Recreation Center
George Matthews
Douglass High School
Military draft and universal training debate at hearings
Congress weighed extending the draft period as some lawmakers favored longer service. General Omar Bradley and Secretary of Defense Lovett testified in a closed session on global military strategy. Lovett urged tighter security laws and universal military training as a cost saver, while Short doubted UMT's fate.
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Korea
van Zandt
Use Armed Services Committee
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense Lovett
Bradley
Lovett
Raw
Short
R-Mo
China
Fluoride proposal and city planning notes in Lawton
A local dental society session discussed fluoridation benefits and costs, estimating a small per person yearly expense and noting fillings costs may offset fluoridation costs. The meeting also formed committees on a $200,000 county fair bond proposal and a Thomas Concrete Pipe bid to establish a water pipe plant for a Lawton to Lake Lawtonka project.
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H. B. Collins
Dental Society
Dr. Andrews
O.H. Randall
Ewing Gafford
The
Magic Circle
Bob Morford Jr
Comanche County Fair Board
Thomas Concrete Pipe Company
Lake Lawtonka
Ardmore air base training aids building bid reach $98,400
The Tulsa office accepted Dolph Construction Co. bid of 98400 for Ardmore air force base project a training aids building.
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Tulsa
Dolph Construction Co
Dallas
Ardmore Air Force Base
Dixie Store to Expand and Remodel in Lawton
Dixie Store announces a major remodel and expansion covering the entire quarters. Interior redesign will extend to the front with a new face on the first floor and a larger display area, adding about 3,000 square feet to occupy nearly the Koehler building’s main floor. Work to start soon and finish in two to three months.
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Dixie
Thomas
Koehler
Fidence
Lawton
Matt Koehler
Koehler Building Not For Sale Amid Rumors
Lawton officials dispute circulating rumors stating the Koehler Building has not been sold and remains not for sale. The property continues to be listed as unavailable for purchase.
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Lawton
Koehler
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