Hospital Births and Admissions Affected by July Dates
Birth announcements list multiple newborns with parent names and addresses, including Solenburg in Monroe and Plumbtree in Lincoln, plus several admissions and discharges across towns. Notable entries include a July 18 infant weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces and other newborns with varied weights, alongside numerous surgery and medical notices for adults and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orba Solenburg
Monroe
Marion Plumbtree
Lincoln
Garner Red Elk
S. 24Th
William Hull
Curtis Jennings
Cyril
T. Z. Lee
Don G. Holladay
Randall Holladay
Duncan, Medical
J. R. Bell
Cressna City
Sur
Albert Tahsequah Jr
Comanche Indian Mission
Patsy Tanequot
Arnold Miller
Oklahoma City
George Hail
Longdale
Leonard Poco
Barbara Whitewolf
S. Seventh
Summit Leaders Chart Six Point Plan For Berlin Unification
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Faure led a six point program to end atomic danger and lift iron curtains. They urged German unification with safeguards for Soviet security and discussed extending a general European security system while reducing armament burdens and ending East West subversive activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
U. S
Faure
United States
Eisenhower
Russia
Eden
Britain
France
West
European Security Organization
Council Chamber
Palace of Nations
League of Nations
U.N
Bulgaria
Europe
Bulgarin
U.S
Soviet Union
United Nations
Yalta
Arma
Lawton Leaders Host Frisco Officials Luncheon
Under the direction of George Walters the ceremonies provided music. Lions Club president Hugh Bish presided. Emmett Keough of the Chamber of Commerce welcomed Frisco officials and Mayor Ellsworth spoke for Lawton. Frisco honorees included Gilliland Menk Riggs Hall Mack Jones and Baird. Maj. Gen. Williams and Fort Sill officers introduced. Lawtonians planning return trip to St. Louis listed. Stone praised Lawton and the community’s progress and unity with the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Frisco Railway
Frisco Meteor
St. Louis
R. O. Baird
Frisco
M. O. Riggs
Emmett Keough
George Walters
Hugh Bish
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
C. R. Ellsworth
J. E. Gilliland
L. W. Menk
Springfield
M. D. Riggs
O. T. Hall
C. Mack Jones
Oklahoma City
Ralph Baird
C. L. Warren Jr
Postal Transportation Service
Artilery and Guided Missile Center
Edward T. Williams
William A. Campbell
Fort Sill
Robert G. Crandall
Jack L. Rhodes
Thomas J. Counihan
E. G. Shinkle
Edward T. Whiting
James W. Hobbs
John B. Horton
T. M. Watlington
Kenneth R. Eckert
Stone
Lawton Boys Enlist in Navy Boot Training at San Diego
Gerald M. Airaudi, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Airaudi of 1802 Andrews, and Raymond F. Kaufman, 17, son of Mrs. Alta C. Kaufman of 2027 Washington, Lawton youths, are undergoing Navy boot training in San Diego California. Airaudi graduated from Lawton High School this year and enlisted through the high school graduate program. both enlisted at the Lawton recruiting station Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
San Diego
Calif
Gerald M. Airaudi
M. M. Airaudi
Andrews
Raymond F. Kaufman
Alta C. Kaufman
Washington
Airaudi
Lawton High School
Navy
Americans Ate 12 Billion Hot Dogs in 1954
The year saw about 12 billion hot dogs consumed in the United States, equating to a little more than one per person per week, reflecting strong summer grilling and ballpark industry activity across the country.
Sandwich freshness tips with wax paper sealing
A note explains that sandwiches wrapped in wax paper stay fresh when the paper edges are sealed with a hot iron. The method emphasizes airtight closure to preserve moisture and flavor.
Braniff Braniff Flight Crash Involving Engine Fire And Inquest
Witnesses described an engine flare up and wing instability before Braniff Airways flight from Dallas to Chicago crashed near the Wichita airport. Coroner McCarron urged that timetables not trump safety as questions focus on engine fire at refueling and the crash’s deadly outcome for several aboard. Among the passengers were college students and six Navy reservists returning home for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danner
Walter E. McCarron
Dallas
Braniff
Civil Aeronautics Board
Chicago
Braniff Airways
McCarron
Wichita
Kan
Air Force Reserve
Texas
Navy
Norfolk
Grahn Winslows' 1793 home houses 11 generations
Duxbury Massachusetts reports the Grahn T Winslow family may hold a national record for longest occupancy of a single home. Their 1793 dwelling has sheltered 11 generations of Winslows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duxbury
Mass
Grahn T. Winslows
Funeral Rites for Samuel Cunningham and Susan Reid
Samuel Cunningham 77 died at home after a short illness. Born in Charleston DC on December 6 1878 he was a Bethlehem Baptist member. Survived by a step daughter Melrose Banks Tacoma WA and one granddaughter. Graveside for Susan Gayle Reid four months old will be 10 30 am Tuesday at Highland Cemetery with Dr H Tom Wiles officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cunningham
No. 8
Bell
Charleston
D.C
Cunningham
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Melrose Banks
Tacoma
Wash
Shaw Funeral Home
Susan Gayle Reid
Carl R. Reid
Lawtonians
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Highland Cemetery
H. Tom Wiles
First Baptist Church
Los Angeles
W. A. Reid
Columbia
War letters misfiled glow amid Oklahoma names
A government misaddress issue leaves seven Oklahomans awaiting claim letters. One woman, listed as Mary Sharpe due to a misspelling, explains she has lived at her address 15 years and receives government benefits there. Names of other nonreplying residents include Abraham Kirksen Jr. and Mrs. Nannie Mae Reece, among others across Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
War Department
Lawton Veterans Administration
E. P. Hobbs
Tribes Along Lake Kyoga Eat Locusts and Gnats
Tribes along Africa's Lake Kyoga north of the Equator prefer fat roasted locusts and pressed dried gnats in cakes, with termites also featured among favored foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Lake Kyoga
Equator
Polio Shots Planned Across Counties with Central Clinics
The county polio foundation announces free second dose inoculations for Comanche and neighboring counties. Inoculations run 1 4 p m at Lawton Junior High cafeteria for most areas, with Fort Sill, Grandfield, Triton, Frederick, Jackson, Elgin, Sterling, Our Lady and Fletcher schedules, volunteers urged to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation of
Comanche County
Lansden
Lawton Junior High
Fort Sill
Tillman County
Grandfield
Triton
Fredery
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jackson County
Altus City Auditorium
Elgin
Sterling
Our Lady and Fletcher
Elgin School
Nebraska Newspapers and Circulation Summary
Nebraska has 286 newspapers including 21 dailies and 256 weeklies. Circulation totals 942,963, up 7,000 from the previous year, reflecting continued local press presence across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Science finds nonoperative treatment for piles
Science reports a healing substance that shrinks piles, relieves pain, and stops itching without surgery. Doctors note pile reduction and patients say the problem is solved. The preparation H product, Bio-Dyne based, is offered as suppository or ointment with a money back guarantee and patent notice.
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Ery
Willie E. Langfitt
Ferris, Sur
Gery
Bill Winter
Comanche
Roy C. Harris
Lois Ann Brown
C. G. Brown
Colin Janet Moore
Lee Moore
Frances Smith
Cache
Max Phillips
Walters
Ye Willard Bentley
Rt. 1
Bobbie Joe Morton, Jr
Fletcher
Marie Pointer
Rubin Pointer
James Loome
Lake
Arthur Barrett
W. W. Witt
John Moore
Lawrence Skinner
Eldorado
Diane Bjurman
John Bjurman
Lindy
R. M. Dodson
Frank White
Oo Nicholson
Duke
Wendal Haley
Apache
Frank Gonzales
Atlanta
Kenneth Bigford
E. N. Galliher
Harold Babe Ferrell
Louis Arnau
Oak
Robert Runnels
John Slobodny
Lee
Sam Manning
Mountain Park
Sammy Thomas
Gore
Sandra Pilley
David Pilley
Audrey Chapman
Olustee
Frances Thorp
Indiahoma
Ellen Young
Walter Silcott
Fort Sill Blvd
Roderick Johnson
N. Sixth
W. Porter
Howard Stone
Ralph Linck
Bulganin
John Leroy Wilburn Jr
Ronald Hopkins
Miss Teel
Bruce Ronald Danner
la Grange
Ill
Airlines
CMLL
Haha
Fort Worth
New York
San Antonio
Lawten
Southwestern Radio & Sound
4Th & E
Oklahoma
Jo. G. Andrews
M & D Finance CO
E Ave
Tom Oliver
KEY Termite & Pest Control CO
A. L. Pollard Sporting Goods
D Ave
Pho
Ribwee Waa
Les
UGH
C.F.M
Harry Routh
C Avenue
Okla
Fred Melton
Nobse
PN Paz
Southwest
Harry
WIEST
S 33 Auto Service
Otto Howard
Howard & Howard Insurance
D Avenue
Wichita Falls
Crook Television Service
Lee Bivd
Carload
Hamilton
Bryan
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