Hospital Births and Admissions Across Oklahoma Areas
Births reported for multiple families including Chancel lor in Ozman and Peterson in Southwestern. Admissions list medical and surgical cases across Fort Sill, Cache, Elgin, and nearby towns, with numerous names and ages. Dismissals noted for several patients, and additional births at 8:05 p m January 19 and 5:47 a m January 20.
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Billy Chancellor
Ozman
Arthur Young
Roy Edward Stevens
Elgin
Hal J. Hilpert
Snyder
A. C. William
Lincoln
Michael Lynn Thompson
James C. Thompson
Bowie
Tex
Walter Lee Kriss
Cache
Robert Allen Dawes
James F. Dawes
Arlington
Earl Brown
Lauren Ellis
Newt Sanders
Spencer Hardin
Pollard
Ralph Roberts
Fletcher
Frankie Ray
Ethel Claiborn
Henry Lee Little
L. L. Little
Washington
Betty Wege
Star Rt
Thomas Frederick Hardin
CWO
Virgil Hardin
Fort Sill
Patrick William Parmley
G. W. Parmley
Jimmy D. Fletcher
Ira Fletcher
S. 16Th
Brenda Gail Fletcher
Rosalie Joyce Porter
Atlanta
Southwestern
Russell Peterson
Kinyon
Dennis Green
D. D. Green
Longview
David Green
Joseph Goldian
Artillery Village
Loyce Willis
Lahoma Willis
S. Fourth
Sandra Wade
Donald C. Wade
Grandfield
Darrell Cable
Orville Cable
Fort Sill Indian School
George Pratt
Walters
C. W. Wilson
Medicine Park
A. H. Kirkpatrick
Linda
Karen
Oreta Hackett
H. D. Faulkner
Elbus Hoto
James Nuegent
Marland Tahbonemah
Dearborn
Albert Pahdocony
Pauline McCabe
Anadarko
Edith Littlechief
Homer Segar
Beer Burglary Charge Lodged Against Cityan
A second degree burglary charge was filed in Peace Justice Woodrow Giles' court against Jessie Hill, 28, of 208 E Gore, formerly of Dallas. Hill is accused of breaking into P and D Distributing Co warehouse at No 1 B, stealing about 36 cases of beer. He admitted taking 10 cases and selling most of it in Lawton. Six others were arrested earlier at a Lawton tavern but released before the charge was filed. Evidence against others deemed insufficient. Officers could not locate the car driver Hill said hauled the beer.
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Woodrow Giles
Jessie Hill
E. Gore
Hill
Dallas
Tex
P&d Distributing Co
No. 1
Lawton
Lawton View
Manville Redman
Nuclear fallout study says global radioactivity stays low
Washington report on Project Sunshine cites Willard Libby saying global radioactive contamination from H-bomb tests drifts for about a decade but poses negligible danger at current test rates. He estimates 11 billion tons of TNT would be needed to exceed safe strontium-90 levels, with total weapons to date around 93 and an average yield of 100000 tons each.
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Washington
Willard F. Libby
Evanston
Ill
Libby
U.S
Pacific
United States
Russia
Great Britain
Yugoslavia to buy $42.6 million in U.S. wheat and goods
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson said Yugoslavia has agreed to purchase 42.6 million dollars worth of wheat, cotton, and lard from United States suppliers. Commodities will come from private traders or government stocks.
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Washington
Ezra T. Benson
Yugoslavia
United States
U.S
Alabama Senate overrules court on school segregation ban
The Alabama Senate approved a House passed resolution declaring the U S Supreme Court ban on school segregation null and void with little dissent.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Senate
House
U.S. Supreme Court
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