Hospital Births and Admissions Chronicle
Births and admissions listed for numerous residents with names and addresses, noting newborns and patients under care. Entries include births, surgical and medical admissions, and dismissals across multiple local homes and towns.
Community Center to be Officially Dedicated Sunday
Patterson Community Center No 4 East Arlington will be officially dedicated in ceremonies Sunday Albert Johnson acting director announced today The program begins at 3 p m Since opening June 15 the center in the old USC YWCA building has seen excellent participation Johnson noted Staff and board members urge community members to learn of the center s program
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Patterson Community Center
East Arlington
Albert Johnson
Uscywca
Johnson
Five Doctors Join Indian Hospital Staff
Five doctors assumed duties this week at the Public Health Service Indian Hospital. The new staff include Dr. Richard E. Frazier and Dr. William Deskins as senior assistant surgeons, Dr. Aymond Wong pediatrician, Dr. Leandro Cejas obstetrics gynecology, and Dr. Donald Lecklitner dentist.
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Richard E. Frazier
Leandro Cejjas
Raymond Wong
Seltzer
Donald Lecklitner
William Deskins
Bartos
Public Health Service Indian Hospital
Ralph Seltzer
Aymond Wong
Leandro Cejas
Frazier
Deskins
Bowman Gray Medical School
University
St. Vincent's Hospital
New York City
Havana
Cuba
Cejas
North Dakota
PHS
Lawton
Havana University
Lecklitner
Ohio State University
Dental School
Canton
Ohio
San Francisco
Calif
The
Public Health Nn
Division of Hospitals
Mandatory Life Term Given Dad In Rape Slaying
James R Moore, 29, pleaded guilty to the rape slaying of 14 year old Pamela Moss near her Penfield home. He became the first New Yorker to plead guilty to first degree murder and received a mandatory life sentence under a new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
Pamela Moss
New York
James R. Moore
Moore
Pamela
Penfield
Savannah Faces Fresh Racial Skirmish After Overnight Riots
Heavily armed police and state troopers patrolled Savannah after tear gas was used for a second night to disperse rock throwing crowds. Two Negro teenagers were shot. one was hit by a car bullet and another by a shotgun blast. Authorities reported numerous arrests and property damage as protests continued amid calls for desegregation.
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Savannah
Walter Williams
Gene Drew
Memorial Hospital
Drew
Andrew Young
Atlanta
Young
Southern Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Fifteen Fort Sill men graduate aerial observer course
The first class of the 214th Artillery Group Aerial Observer School at Fort Sill graduated this week. Col. Beryl L. Boyce led ceremonies as top students included Lt. William C. McGovern. S Sgt. Robert H. Rounsfell was the lone enlisted instructor.
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Fort Sill
214Th Artillery Group
Beryl L. Boyce
William C. McGovern
17Th Artillery
Robert H. Rounsfell
9Th Artillery
Jack L. Howison
Lance L. Johnson
Edward H. Lynn
Frank W. Parker
10Th Artillery
Joe N. Fitts
James F. Gabelman
Ernest Lawrence
14Th Artillery
William K. Malone
John D. Rickerson
32Nd Artillery
Dominic A. Dicicco
30Th Artillery
Leon R. Harris
John F. Monakey
2Nd Artillery
Eugenio Rivera
Joseph A. Svoboda
Last Minute Derby Prep Held by Optimist Clubs
Bill Burns and Jerry Kenney of the Noon Optimist club assigned last minute tasks and gave a complete run down of the upcoming Soap Box Derby at a Breakfast Optimist club meeting Friday. Program chairman was Bob Parr and club president. Guests included Stephen and Robert Kenney and Sgt. Lloyd Merrell of Fort Sill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Burns
Jerry Kenney
Bob Parr
Stephen
Robert Kenney
Lloyd Merrell
Fort Sill
Secretaries Meet Monday for Monthly Dinner and Meeting
Members of the National Secretaries Association plan a 6:30 p.m. Monday gathering at the Hotel Lawtonian for a regular dinner and business meeting. Those seeking information on membership may call Mrs. Martha Safrit, president, at the Chamber of Commerce EL5-3541.
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National Secretaries Association
Lawtonian
Martha Safrit
Chamber of Commerce
Jaguar range spans U S southwest to central Argentina
The jaguar extends from southern Texas and New Mexico into Arizona and continues south through Central America to central Argentina, covering diverse habitats across North and South America.
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Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Argentina
Police Court Dispositions In Munici pal Judge Oaks Session
The police court list shows Buford Adams fined 15 for disturbance by fighting. Erma Weakley 10 for disturbance. James Payne 15 for threatening bodily harm. Donald Clark multiple fines totaling 80 for DUI open bottle left of center and related offenses. Several others cited for water waste after hours, loitering, petty larceny, speeding, improper turning, watering after hours, red light violations, and public drunkenness with fines ranging from 5 to 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Merle Oaks
Buford Adams
Monroe
Erma Lee Weakley
James Payne
Donald M. Clark
Wichita Kan
Valentine Royal
NW Kinvon
Evelyn L. Bates
S. Llth
Mamie Louise Johnson
B. Petty
Jimmie Poe
Jacob R. Montgomery
Lawton
Roy E. Brown
Euclid
Marjorie P. Jones
Crosby
Glen Dennis
S. 45Th
Boyd Crook
Jack L. Kay
Linda McManus
Johnnie P. Pickins
Faxon
Andrew Katter
Ridgecrest
Larry J. Tugman
Virginia L. Davis
Victor Shipp
Juan R. Perez
Felia Jiminez
Pollard
Dewey M. Iles
Archie D. Jones
BB. Rt
Larry J. Smith
Lady the shoplifting Irish setter causes local headlines
In Syracuse a two year old Irish setter named Lady repeatedly steals items from a supermarket. Owner Mrs Matthew Lasnicki Jr. says the dog won’t mind and with four children chasing is impossible. Two boys caught Lady as she left with a loaf, and she has taken cold cuts candy and chocolate bars on prior visits. The owner says she occasionally returns items and that she discovered chocolate bars in his garden.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Matthew Lasnicki Jr
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