Kiowa Indian Hospital Adds First Of Six Doctors
Dr Bernard Shochet arrives as Kiowa Indian Hospital begins expansion to handle higher patient load. Three more doctors and eight more registered nurses planned, aiming for 80 full-time employees. $100000 funding boost for 1955-56 via Congress marks transfer of Indian health services to Public Health Service.
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Kiowa Indian Hospital
Bernard Shochet
The
Indian Hospital
Sylba Adams
Congress
Indian Health Services
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Public Health Service
Adams
Shochet
University of Maryland At
College Park
University’s Medical School
Baltimore
Public Health Service Hospital
Staten Island
N.Y
Sondra
Kiowa Hospital
County Farmers Prep for Ponds As Water Shortage Looms
Comanche county farmers brace for another dry year as rainfall limited soil moisture. Jean Matthews of the Soil Conservation Service notes future rains must be conserved via ponds terraces waterways and terracing to prevent washouts. Numerous farmers including Scribner Jinnings Stockton Neiderjohn Long and others have built ponds and diversion terraces, with several waterways completed to distribute moisture and reduce field washing. Historical comparisons liken recent droughts to the 1930s with 1934 1954 severe and 1935 1936 milder years.
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Comanche County
Jean Matthews
County Soil Conservation Service Office
Ronald Scribner
Lawton
Melvin Jinnings
Faxon
Frank Stockton
Henry Neiderjohn
Emmett Long
Cache
S. Sawyer
Elgin
Warren Guess
Clinton Clower
George W. Thomas
Meers
W. H. King
Ted Lynch
A. A. Schumpert
Chattanooga
George Robertson
Indiahoma
Quenton Livingston
Paul Zeller
Geronimo
William G. Buchwald
R. C. Langfitt
Matthews
T. P. Brammer
Joe Lutonsky
Sam Hefner
Porter Hill
Albert Jacobi
Sterling
C. J. Kolker
Len Lynch
Apache
Bernard Fehring
Tillman County Wheat Crop May Gross Five Million
Frederick Special Tillman county wheat crop may gross five million dollars this year. County Agent Laxton Malcom reports an average yield of 15 bushels per acre from 164000 seeded and 160000 harvested acres. This year’s harvest is below the 1946 peak both in acres and yield.
Walters Man Takes Course for Mission Work
Roger Williard of Walters is in Miami Florida for a short instruction course before heading to Jamaica for a summer as a student missionary for the Baptist church. He will be a junior at the University of Oklahoma Norman in the fall.
Mural Called Junk Is Removed From Dallas Library
An $8,500 metal mural by Harry Bertoia, installed at Dallas new public library, was taken Friday from its wall and moved to architect George Dahl's home. Mayor R L Thornton had opposed the piece, calling it “a bunch of junk,” and said Dahl offered to pay for it to resolve the controversy. Dahl is in New York. his wife knew nothing of the mural. The plan had originally funded a painted mural rather than the modern sculpture.
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Dallas
New Public Library
R. L. Thornton
George Dahl
Dahl
New York
Harry Bertoia
Pottstown, Pa
Thornton
Library Board
Protect Evergreens From Bag Worms At Low Cost
Kirkpatrick Floral and Greenhouse offers insect protection for evergreen trees at minimal expense. Call 2866 now to arrange service at 1609 E Avenue.
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Kirkpatrick Floral and Greenhouse
E Avenue
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