Hospital News Items Snapshot of Admits Dismissals and Births
A compiled hospital notice lists numerous patients admitted for medical or surgical cases across towns such as Indiahoma Carnegie Anadarko Cache Hobart Miami Fletcher and others. Births include a son at 4 26 p m July 13 and a daughter at 5 04 p m July 13 with weights 9 pounds 8 ounces and 6 pounds 8% ounces respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallerie Daukei
Indiahoma
Barbara Ann Whitewolf
S. Seventh
Antonia Poolaw
Mountain View
Oma Tapedo
Carnegie
Lena Wilson
Anadarko
Lee York
Hobart
Donna ‘Cable
Cache
Oo Tapedo
Roe Garten
New York
Berwyn Tate
James R. Loome
Lake
Thelma. Noe
Euclid
Glynn Coley
Smith
Floyd Logen
Geronimo
Ed T. Brisch
Miami
J. T. Ledford
Fletcher
Thomas L. Parker
Hollister
Ae H. Leach
Faxon
Karyl Lynn Dossey
Clifford Dossey
Opal Craft
Oklahoma
Leatrice Grubbs
Wichita Falls
Sharon Hill
T. C. Hill
Comanche
Irene Rollins
Roosevelt
Paula DuFour
R. L. DuFour
T. J. Cudd
Floyd Logan
Marvin Pruitt
Curtis Wynn
Gould
John R. Owens
Walters
Clyde Dillahunty
Mangum
J. J. Morrison
Gore
Medical guide urges caution and access limits at Fort Sill
Continued from page one, officials warn against trivial complaints to avoid overburdening care. All military personnel and dependents should prevent illness and injuries. If neglected, call 5200 for an appointment with the hospital commander. Col Knott met post surgeons on shortages and service limits. Dependents’ care is discretionary based on facilities and staff. Lawton hosts 27 doctors and two hospitals, Southwestern Clinic and Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Col. Knott
Fourth Army
Lawton
Southwestern Clinic Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Senate Panel Opens Probe Into Air Route Talks
Washington UPI The Senate Commerce Committee will launch a full scale investigation into negotiations of international air route agreements by the State Department and Civil Aeronautics Board. The move follows the administration action granting Lufthansa rights to fly into the United States and on to Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
State Department
Civil Aeronautics Board
Lufthansa
United States
Latin America
Air Reserve Squadron Considered for Muskogee
Oklahoma congressional delegation reports the Air Force is considering an air reserve squadron for Muskogee. A team will arrive July 26 to discuss using Davis Field near the city for the squadron.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Air Force
Muskogee
Okla
Davis Field
MISHAPS show age patterns in county driving incidents
A six month patrol report from Comanche County tallies 497 arrests with 262 for speeding and 37 for drunken driving. Young men aged 21 to 26 dominate arrests, while most accidents occur between 6 p.m. and midnight on U.S. 277.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
U.S
Artillery and Missile Firing Demonstration at Fort Sill
An artillery and guided missile school firing demonstration and parade will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Firing Point 137. The MAT 102 event, open to ROTC students and the public, will draw attendees from Gate 4 west on South Boundary road. Tickets are available at the Chamber of Commerce. Military Police will direct traffic and attendees should be seated by 9:50 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Chamber of Commerce Office
South Boundary Road
Local residents visit. moves and illness noted
Personal notices from Lawton lists former residents Mr and Mrs Tommy Darnell and daughter Tommy Irene visiting with George Townsley now living in Marcello Arkansas. Nora Williams and daughter Ellen return home from Ozark mountains trip. Lt and Mrs Ralph G Spencer depart for San Diego after weeks with Mrs T W Chambers. Roddy Johnson ill at Southwestern Hospital with hand infection. son of Ada Johnson set to begin Las Cruces University senior year. His doctor expects release by week end.
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Lawton
Tommy Darnell
Tommy Irene
George Townsley
Cherry
Marcello
Ark
Nora Williams
Ellen
Ozark Mountains
Ralph G. Spencer
Ralph Jr
Sterling
San Diego
Calif
T. W. Chambers
Ferris
New York City
Roddy Johnson
Southwestern Hospital
Ada Johnson
Las Cruces University
Las Cruces
N. Mex
Tragic case of Donna found near South Sioux City
Farm laborer Brandt admitted crimes as investigators traced a brutal abduction and murder. FBI and local officers mapped his route from Springfield to Joplin, noted conflicting statements, and recovered prints at the bedroom window and crib. Donna’s body was found near a muddy cornfield and buried in Sioux City with red bathrobe and bonnet.
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Brandt
Sioux City
Washington
FBI
Missouri
Showers
Lincoln
Neb
Gladys
Brand
Joplin
Springfield
Roy Isgrigg
Chares
Donna
Missouri River
Iowa
Funeral Rites for Luther Cannon Held by Masons
Luther Cannon aged 78 of 604 A died Tuesday after a long illness. Funeral rites were held at 9:15 a.m. with Masonic burial rituals. Floyd Barnes served as orator and Isaac M. Stothard as Bible bearer. Beal Heights and Westminster ministers officiated. Bearers included Cannon’s four nephews, other mourners, and honorary bearers. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery. Ritter Funeral Home handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Cannon
Floyd Barnes
Isaac M. Stothard
Paul Hanna
Beal Heights Presbyterian Church
M. L. Baker
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Actress Walks After Wheelchair Role in TV Play
During rehearsals for a TV play in which her husband also appeared she mainly used a wheelchair but walked at the end. She later starred in a film, Chief Crazy Horse, and settled into domestic life with Long. Suzan discussed her cancer experience, saying she never feared it and always believed she would be cured despite amputation. City of Hope announcement surprised most except close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Crazy Horse
Long
Suzan
City of Hope
Mystery of a Woman in a Movie Colony Hospitalized
A hospital spokesman reported Mrs. Long’s general condition is serious and she is being evaluated to determine a course of therapy after news she was unwell. The item notes the movie colony context and indicates medical assessment ongoing.
Train delegation to honor Frisco reps at Chamber luncheon
Lions club and Rotary club join Misses Carolyn and Lynn Bragg aboard the Meteor streamliner with C. L. Warren Jr to attend a Chamber luncheon honoring Frisco representatives at the Hotel Lawtonian Monday. They meet at the Frisco depot in Oklahoma City at 8 a.m. to board the train. open house aboard the Meteor runs 11:15 a.m. to 1 p.m. Reservations at the Chamber office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Jack Carter
Rotary Club
Carolyn
Lynn Bragg
C. L. Warren Jr
Postal Transportation Service
Oklahoma City
Frisco
Athletes Foot Germ How To Kill It In One Hour
An advertisement promises rapid removal of athletes foot fungus using a strong fungicide that sloughs off outer skin to expose buried fungi and kills on contact. It promotes greaseless instant drying T-4-L available today at Gilbert Woods Drug Store with a 40 cent money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert- Woods Drug Store
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Kent Brooks
N. 34Th
Richard Traylor
Columbia
Ross W. Porter
R. D. Crutcher
Bell
Ethel Kelly
Monroe
Jerry Johnson
S&s. Fouth
W. Schmacher
Fort Sill Bilvd
Franklin Knight
Prentice
Jack Dyer
Latham
Geraldine L. Gordon
Lee Bird
Senate
U.S. Air Reserve
Drew Wilson
Pollard
RCA
Sprague
Furniture Mart
Robert Sprague
Jo. G. Andrews
M & D Finance CO
E Ave
Tom Oliver
KEY Termite & Pest Control CO
A. L. Pollard Sporting Goods
D Ave
Pho
Feltgsert Als
D Avenue
Sill
Chamber
Keating
Lawton View
Plain View
Lawton Heights
Williams Additions
Hutchins
R. M. Dodson
Zale
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