Hospital Births and Admissions Report From Local Center
A hospital roundup lists births on June 29 and 30 including babies for many families with names and addresses. Several patients are noted as admitted for medical or surgical care, and multiple discharges are recorded with patient names and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birtius
Adolf Jevnican
W. A. Nyrick
Eart Dodd
Grandfield
Mes
A. L. Burchell
James Anderson
Garfield
Welton Warrer
Arlington Drive
Porn
Isaz W. Hawkins
Fort Silt
Emma L. Phillips
Washington
Joseph Chambers
T. A
Robert L. Moore
Anadarko
Emery B. Jackson
Duncan
I D. Wood
Floyd
Larry Foley
Maple
Jimmy
Gallegos
Cache
Joe Bruner
Walter R. Reagan
Morford Drive
Paul Donohue
Tolling Death Toll After Cameron Hurricane Rages
Reported tolls ranged from 350 to 500 with missing estimate near 200 as crews cleared Cameron Parish coast harmed by storm. Civ defense and health agencies planned tent city housing, ferried serum, and mobilized backups while looting alarms rose and cleanup faced disease risk and mass burials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome W. Wilson
Southwest
Cameron Parish
Lake Charles
Cameron
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Civil Defense
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Housing and Home Finance Administration
Larry W. Stevenson
Calea Parish
Raymond Hult
Val Peterson
Eisenhower
Jumber Ig
Ried
Earl Long
Lake Chaytns
Creole
Grand Chenier
Sam Mazilly
Sweet Lake - Big Lane
Sweet Lakes Big Laike
RAMOS Mystery Burglary Narcotics Arrest Details Emerge
Police seized Ramos after a city wide roadblock and a bloodhound request. He hid in a cellar under a neighbor’s house and was captured with a basket of assorted narcotics pills linked to a drug market. Davidson and Ramos face burglary and narcotics charges as investigations continue.
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Ramos
W.Y. Zachary
Duncan
Davidson
Zachary
Speels
Ramosi
Justice of Peace
Marvin
Stout
Oklahoma City
Agan Ramos
Grady County
Prison escape trial and gang linked crimes in Shawnee
Found guilty on November 7, 1951, Ramos received a 10 year sentence after an escape attempt hidden in a metal cabinet near the prison’s industrial area. He and Pearce, tied to Gene Paul Norris’s era criminal network, faced habitual criminal act charges in Shawnee. Pearce felled after a store standoff. Ramos was captured in a taxi. Prater received 32 years across burglary and rape convictions in the county.
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Ramos
Pearce
Gene Paul Norris
Shawnee
Rames
Oklahoma
Lawloh
Wacker
Stethongs
Prater
Heire ss Case of Hidden Life at Blakely Home
An officer recounts claims by Mrs. Blakely and McDonald about Nancy Blakely, the heiress, slipping out at night and kept from peers. Neighbors report the family relied on Nancy’s trust fund for income while the girl, an honor student, was closely guarded and allowed few playmates.
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Blakely
McDonald
Nancy
Robert
Emerson School Action Planned By Board Tonight
Lawson Board of Education to vote on a five year option for Emerson elementary property for city hall and federal post office use at its first 1968 session. Enrollment was slightly over 200 last year and is expected to decline. City council urged negotiation in June.
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Emerson
Lawson Board of Education
Oscal
F. B
Fuzz) Barnes
Emarson
City Hall
Federal Post Office
Weekend Oklahoma crash toll rises with multiple fatalities
A 1932 Oldsmobile driven by Forrest Ervon Riley, 30, of Foret Sill unit, overturned Saturday. Sunday fatalities include Warrel Verdon Jones, 46, Newalla, after his car struck a concrete bridge guard rail east of Oklahoma City, and John A. Brassfield, 19, Stillwater, when his vehicle left SH 152 near Stillwater. Additional weekend deaths: Isaac G. Hall, 75, Muskogee, from a collision on U.S. 69 north of Muskogee, and Warren Lee Berry, Nowata, in a two-vehicle crash on U.S. 60 near Bartlesville, injuring five others.
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Forrest Ervon Riley
Warrel Verdon Jones
Newalla
John A. Brassfield
Stillwater
Jones
Oklahoma City
Brassfield
Norville
Isaac G. Hall
Muskogee
U.S. 69
Warren Lee Berry
Nowala
Bartlesville
U.S. 60
Cityan To Return From Board Parley
Dr. D. A. Angus of Lawton is returning from a three day trustees conference at Austin College Sherman Texas. He attended with six other trustees and college president Dr John D Moseley as guests of chairman Ted die Lee Wynne Dallas. The meeting covered financing public relations church college relations and trustee core with co sponsors from church and Methodist boards.
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D. A. Angus
Lawton
Lake Junaluska
N. C
Austin College
Sherman
Tex
Angus
John D. Moseley
Teddie Lee Wynne
Dallas
Church Men For Church Colleges
Board of Christian Education
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Board of Education
The
Methodist Church
County Law Enforcement Council To Meet Wednesday
The Lawton Comanche County Law Enforcement Council will hold a regular meeting at 3:39 p.m. Wednesday July 10 in the District Court venue at the Comanche County Courthouse with Geoge Page as chairman in charge.
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County Law Enforcement Council
Lawton-Comanche County Law Einforcement Council
Geoge Page
District Court
Comanche County
Oklahoma City Market Report Grains and Livestock Prices
State Board of Agriculture lists grain quotes from No. 1 hard wheat around 1.90 to 2.02 dollars across towns including Hobart Frederick Guymon and Enid. Livestock bids show cattle steady to higher for fed slaughter steers 20 to 24 dollars, calves 15 to 22 dollars, hogs 19 to 21 dollars, sheep lambs 18 to 22 dollars, with regional variations in Oklahoma City Lawton and Elk City.
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Oklanoma City
State Board of Agriculture Today
Naominal
Hobart
Frederick
Guymon
Hooker
Alva
Edmond
Vici
Clinton
Bison
EH Rena
Enid
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Medford
Yukon
Blackwell
Broilers
Muskogee
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Vinita
Pauls Valley
Blackwell Watonga
Lawton
Elk City
Shattuck
Watonga
EL Reno
Watenga
Watengaing
Oklahoma Livestock
USDA
Rehabilitation Office Moves to Angus Building
The Lawton vocational rehabilitation office has moved to the Angus Building G14 C with three rooms from one in the post office. Agency secretary Elizabeth Killian cited space shortage. Postmaster Bennie Stephens noted two federal agencies linked to the old site seek space for expansion. The office serves seven counties with two counselors, Floyd Wood and DeWitt Sherrill, aiding physically handicapped people toward employment.
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Lawton Vocational Rehabilitation Office
Angus
Elizabeth Killian
Bennie Stephens
Post Ofice
Floyd Wood
Comanche
Cotton
Jefferson
DeWitt Sherrill
Tillman
Jackson
Harmon
Stephens
Senate actions expand three year foreign loan fund
Senate committees reversed their earlier limit to a one year authorization and approved a full three year funding for Eisenhower’s foreign development loan program, trimming $500 million from the proposed $2 billion package. The House approved a continuing resolution to fund agencies at current rates as new appropriations await approval, while Treasury Secretary Humphrey warned steel price hikes will raise costs across the economy. The Senate confirmed Leo A. Hoegh as civil defense administrator and Richard A. Horner as an Air Force assistant secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Adairs Committee
Tisenhower
Fritday
House
Senate
Treasury
George MM. Humphrey
Senate Finance Committee
Leo A. Hoegh
Iowa
Val Petersoon
Richard A. Horner
Air Force
Funeral Rites for Bernard and Hale Held in Sterling
Funeral services were held for Richard Eugene Bernard and Bobby Lee Hale, two of seven killed in a Farmington head on crash Friday night. Bernard, 28, born August 1328 in Comanche, died en route to Sterling for his wedding. Hale, 20, born April 10 1997 at Ligin, Sterling, survived by parents and siblings. Both services conducted at Sterling Baptist Church with burial in Sterling Cemetery.
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Co. H. Hale
Sterling
Harlon Hale
Farmington
N. M
Jack Hale
Fort Carson
Cole
Elizabeth
Hale
Anna Lou Rével
Girard Marriage Pending Clearance in Japan
Girard will travel to a camp from Tokyo for a marriage that still requires clearance by Japanese officials. American servicemen marrying in Japan must register with local authorities and have the papers witnessed by the U.S. consul. Major Harry C. Richard, a Methodist Army chaplain from Winchester, Virginia, said he would perform the ceremony if the Army approves.
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Tokyo
Japan
U.S
Harry ¢. Richard
Winchester
Girard
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York doctors report a new healing substance Bio Dyne used in Preparation H to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Observations show prompt relief and gradual reduction maintained over months. The claim includes long standing cases and no narcotics or anesthetics used. Sold in suppositories or ointment with applicator. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
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New York
N.Y
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Armin B. Ward
Lee
Russell Jackson
Hubert Jackson
Walters
Sherman S. Frakes
Rufus Mae Nunley
Sonny Nunley
S. 15Th
Robi Lee
Joseph Donald Pippin
Avington Medical
James C. Slightower
Ira G. Archer. Blair
Danny C. Austin
D. W. Austin
Sadie B. Meare
Georgia
P. A. Gillock
Longview
Orrie Pyle di
Pollard
James Bloomer
Bernice D
Cherry
Chattanooga
High D
Yates
Williants
Fick van Johnson
Sonatee , Johnson
Thomas Jones
Armstrong
Mountain
Iew
Eliza Edwards
Chckasha
Alvin Tissymiphah
Wallars
Lloyd Randolph
Carnegie
Cal
Bill Abbaitty
Star Re
Pearl Kerchee
Layton
Red Ahpeahtone
Mountain View
Albert Pahdocory
Minnie Ailson
Ramona Limon
Sur- Bory
Tts Rhodd
Thomas Jackson
Arlington
Torn
Wylie Hale
Columbia
Ellen Clark
James Clack
Grace Jenkins
Ditch
Jerry Roof
Bessie
Glen Hastings
Harold
Alvin Trathaway
James Macler
Aclington
Glho L. Nickerson
Euclid
Arthur E. . Jones
Ash
Viola Ferguson
Bell
Dunwood ‘Turner
S. Seventh
Lawrence Phillips
Dearborn
Cecil Green
Eim
Robert Isbell
Beuce Harrison
Ars
John Surmeier
Irs
Herman Crarrett
Clifton Cooper
St Gore
Murcery
W. Sharpe
Medical
VFW
Oklahoma Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lawtonian
Pat Hawkins
Peggy Dittmar
Esther Stringer
1610
New Orleans
Cameron Aca
Calcasian
Emerson School
Cityan
Arctic Circle
Lawton-Ft. Sill Furniture and Appliance Company
Aghway North
Din
Chicago
Buster Wyatt
SouthWest Oklahomas
Dial el
Richard Bernard
Bobby Lee Hale
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