Hospital Births and Admissions in Southwestern Area
Births listed include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Padbyaker of Cache born July 13 at 11 35 am weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harr gara of Oklahoma City born July 13 at 2 50 pm weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces. Several patients admitted to Southwestern and other facilities with names and partly cut addresses. Dismissals include Mrs. Lenwood Beard Anadarko and their newborn. Additional births and admissions are noted across multiple locations with health facility references and partial addresses.
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Victor Padbyaker
Cache
Kenneth Harragarra
Oklahoma City
Florene Stephenson
Hanley Short
Lake
Robert Little Hawk
Watonga
Lenwood Beard
Anadarko
H. David
S. 13Th
Clyde H. Harper
Ray Watts
Notley Smoot
Faxon
Evonne Shipman
Lester Shipman
Rt. 2
Ade R. Soper
Columbia
Bob Jones
Tipton
J. C. Barnes
A. L. Ryan
Mountain Park
Dennis Hendrix
G. T. Hendrix
Roosevelt
C. F Strangehand
Tulsa
Jean Bailey
Washington
R. C. Harris
Rocky
Okla
Sureeyliss
Ida Young
Sharon Stacey
O. L. Stacey
Taft
Gordon Heying
Cornell
Bill Giles
Bartlesville
F. L. Gage
Marvin Dale Murray
Fletcher
John L. Brown
Stella Farley
Eddie Gamble
Monroe
James H. Jones
Curley B. Jones
W. L. Smith
Walters
Eddie Schlumbohm
Mary Eileen Smith
Liberty
Roy Kellant
Delores Garcia
Rudolph Garcia
James Harvey Nunley
Clifford Nunley
Katy Kay Keathley
Elmerg
CW D. Martens
Chattanooga
Dee Methdlin
H. Medical
Ansel Ogden
Q. D. Borden
Geronimo
Son
Na Ryan
Ae Whitewolf
ManTailored Shirts Take The Runway This Season
If you enjoy wearing man-tailored shirts this season brings a fashion nod to wardrobe favorites. Shirts feature cuff links and ties enhancing a sharp, classic look for tailored ensembles.
Lawton Citizens Assist in Community Chest Budget
Lawton residents contribute to the Community Chest drive and join a budget committee to scrutinize agency requests for next fiscal year. Each agency presents needs, with budgets weighed by local business leaders, before final board approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Red Feather
Community Chest Board of Directors
Fort Sill
Community Chest
ROTC Col Yeo to Observe 280mm Atomic Cannon Demo
ROTC Col Yeo will oversee officials observing the 280mm atomic cannon as field training. Thursday includes a noon meal with C battery of the 2nd Battalion, then training demonstrations by ROTC students at south Cache creek and by the Artillery School’s observation department. The 41st FA Group will tour the post for college heads Thursday afternoon prior to departure. Notable visiting officials include Dr William F O Donnell of Eastern Kentucky State College and Dr Ralph W Mc Donald of Bowling Green University among many college and university leaders.
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Haydon Y. Grubbs
Fat Sill
Dean A. B. Conklin
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green
Ohio
T. R. Malone
Pms&t
W. F. O'Donnell
Eastern Kentucky State
Grubbs
Sill
Yeo
Cache Creek
Artillery School
41St FA
William F. O'Donnell
Eastern Kentucky State College
Ralph W. McDonald
Bowling Green University
Walter J. Buehler
St. Mary’s University
San Antonio
Tex
John J. Black
St. Mary's
Charles H. Farrington
Boston College
Thomas J. Giblin
Sienna College
Bro. E. Stanislaus
LaSalle College
Philadelphia
Robert H. Bassman
Xavier University
Cincinnati
C. R. Wodd
Jacksonville State College
Reuben W. Holland
Chattanooga University
Joseph C. Diebels
Santa Clara University
Joe D. Farrar
William and Mary College
William J. L. Wallace
West Virginia State College
Canisius Connors
St. Bonaventure
H. O. Croft
College of Engineering
University of Missouri
U S Rushes Thailand Aid Jet planes to boost Thailand defense
Washington reports a rapid U S aid push to Thailand following a Defense Department crash program. The plan doubles Thai army training, ships jets and arms, and funds a $3 million highway project after 14 days of secret talks with Thai officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Upamerica
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Defense Department
U. S
Heat wave cripples Texas and surrounding states
The prolonged heat wave continues across Texas with highs from Mineral Wells at 108 to Galveston 90 and drought intensifies. Austin totals only 6.78 inches of rain this year, the driest since 1925. Oklahoma faces 70 percent below normal rainfall and crop damage prompts silage cuts. Decatur leads rainfall with .90 inch as Sherman, Fort Worth, Mineral Wells report light showers.
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Texas
Mineral Wells
Abilene
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
Childress
Sherman
del Rio
Dallas
Presidio
Austin
San Angelo
Wink
Amarillo
Midland
Tyler
Lufkin
San Antonio
Texarkana
College Station
Laredo
Lubbock
Dalhart
el Paso
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Houston
Brownsville
Galveston
Weather Bureau
Clarksville
Tex
E. M. Dick
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Dan Thornton
Decatur
City Weather Sparks Heat Warnings Alongside Sudden Death
Relatives described no poor health before a coroner's jury ruled a natural death from likely heart attack. City water use hit 19,606,000 gallons in 24 hours, topping last week’s record. No rationing announced though officials urge conservation. Today’s thunderstorm followed by forecast of 100 plus temperatures through week.
Sanders successor debate stalls recreation director search
McKenzie notes need to name a Sanders successor and discuss time frame. A motion to dismiss, seconded by Hastings, passed with Hastings, McKenzie, Pursley, and Kirkpatrick voting yes while Witzel and Kinsey opposed. Botkin was absent as council mulls funding for a recreation director in the coming fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Kepler
H. D. Hastings
K . Hastings
McKenzie
Joyce Pursley
E. W. Kirkpatrick
Jake Witzel
Buck Kinsey
Leroy Botkin
City studies water plant improvements and street rules
City study recommends methods to improve water filtration and informs the public of parking changes on S Seventh Street to curb congestion. Police Chief Hennessee leads a move restricting to parallel parking on the east side between B and E avenues and a city bid process for nine valves to bar large trucks from Sixth Street. Council approves a Home Decor and Air Conditioning bid for a five ton unit at 2353 dollars plus 270 dollars insulation for the council chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neers
Ralph Hennessee
S. Seventh
B and
E Avenue
City Water Department
Sixth Street
Planning board approves Walston beauty shop permit at 1607 F Witzel
The planning and zoning board and city council approved a building permit for Mrs. W. H. Walston to open a beauty shop at 1607 F Witzel. Mayor McCain appointed Councilman Jake Witzel as chair of a special budget planning committee for 1954 55. Elaine Rhoads resigns as mayor’s secretary effective August 1, to be replaced by Maxene McGowan. Mayor authorized to sign a contract with Sherman Machine and Iron Works for water lines to the armory in the metropolitan park north of Ferris. Authorization granted to begin drainage work west of Fort Sill Blvd near Ash and to install a caution light at Sixth Street and U S South. Council heard a State Health Department engineer report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning and Zoning Board
W. H. Walston
Fort Sill Blvd
Ash
Sixth Street
U. S
State Health Department
Engi
Runoff criticizes House Bill 1051 affecting schools
A political figure claims the recent House Bill 1051, praised by some, was designed to rob the school children of essential resources and oversight. The remark underscores concerns over funding and governance in the education system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Oklahoma bill would drain school lands for oil profits
Gov. Johnston Murray vetoed a bill to let oil firms drill on state school land leases and then close wells for future development. Coe called the measure an oil scheme by Phillips Petroleum to rob the state’s children. Oil lease profits fund school districts while critics accuse officials of serving oil interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston Murray
Coe
Phillips Petroleum Co
Gary
eTona Econ
Lords and Masters
Oklahoma “Public Expenditures Coun
Alaska Concern Frames Honor Program Speech
A Monday night address centers on the honor program and reflects deep concern for Alaska. The speaker emphasizes Alaska's place within the United States and stresses the significance of national belonging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
United States
President backs caution on statehood and defense plans
The record notes cautious views on Alaska statehood with defense efficiency favoring territories for central control. It mentions a Denver vacation and tentative trip interruptions for dam dedications, fairs, and conventions. It also states the president leaves to the Senate the Flinders resolution to strip McCarthy of committee chairmanships.
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Alaska
Denver
Sen
Flanders
R-Vi
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
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