Hospital News Items Admitted and Births listed with details
The page lists multiple hospital admissions and dismissals across towns such as Calumet Oklahoma City Cache Snyder and Duncan. It notes births including a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Marra at Park Street and several newborns with dates and weights. Medical and surgical entries include many individuals by name with addresses and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Smallman
Calumet
A Wheeler
Oklahoma City
Andrew Pahmahmie
Gracemont
Nita Birdsong
Cache
Connie Sue Haury
Apache
Baldwin Parker Jr
Indiahoma
Myers
Texas
J. R. Dobry
Irwin
Jack Ward
S. Eighth
W. A. Harrison
H. A. Robertson
Tulane
Fate ] Taylor
Hughie Martin
A T. Barfield
S. 15Th
A Howard
Ott Howard
Ash
Notley Smoot
Faxon
Jean Bailey
Washington
E. McKee
S. Fifth
N. J. Vinson
J. H. Carter
Eldora Montgomery
Snyder
Yvonne Shipman
Elizabeth Wolf
Bell
Nina Ruth Fulton
Duncan
H. David
S. 13Th
S. Richardson
C. R. McClure
Frederick
Kye West
Robert Marra
Park
James Eschill
Walters
Corbett Harold Hailbrook
W. L. Hailbrook
Sterling
W. W. Harris
Joshaua Smotichey
Jackie Elizabeth Kelley
D. Medical
Carol Ann Carel
Jess Carel
H. Medical
Fred Carder
Loren Nix
Nix
Cornelia Daly
John Daly
Fort Sill
L. T. Shuler
Foster
Okla
F. B. Barnes
Maple
Arthur Smith
Charles James Fischer
Charles Fischer
Budgetary Strain Shapes City Fiscal 1953 Plan
City budget talks reveal a $964,632.83 demand for the new year while the general fund is capped at $613,850.69. Officials must cut about $350,781.64 from requests to fit the limit, with a $234,950 utility bill and many department figures listed alongside prior-year expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street and Alley Department
County Excise” Board
Airport
Utility Department
Ee Eee
Recreation Dept
Health Department
Lawton Club Namesake Change Sparks Humorous Golf Tale
In Lawton a rumor swirls around attorney Jack Cummins, set to appear as Jack Sandy McCummins in official club records. He plans a children’s treatise on How Not to Bob for Apples, inspired by a muddy water hazard on the No 6 hole where he slipped while aiding his wife Trudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cummins
Attroney
Jack
Sandy) McCummins
Lawton Country Club
Mr. Cummins
Trudy
Cummins
Why Do They Buy A Survey Of Home Ownership Motives
A survey of homeowners shows 24 percent buy for investment because rents are too high. Twenty two percent seek home ownership, 19 percent cite no rental options, 11 percent value independence and security, 4 percent for the right house, 20 percent for location, and 7 percent for miscellaneous reasons.
Greece Sends Two Beauties to Miss Universe Contest
In Long Beach California the Miss Universe committee faces a visa snag from the State Department over Greece entrants. Rika Dialina initially won Miss Greece but was barred by the McCarran Act for Communist literature ties. runner-up Effi Ardoulakakis arrives to represent Greece while Dialina may still compete under a Dulles clearance. Preliminaries for Miss U.S.A. begin with four days of judging ahead of the domestic winner advancing to the Miss Universe competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Greece
U.S. State Department
Rika Dialina
Athens
McCarran
Effi Ardoulakakis
John Foster Dulles
Miss Dialina
Cops Save Sooner Sailor From Thugs
Philadelphia July 20 Detectives aided Oklahoma sailor Clarence Lehman after a street assault by two men. Lehman fought them off until a police car arrived and one assailant tripped as a detective fired a shot.
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Philadelphia
Clarance Lehman
Erie
Okla
County Farm Women To Start Craterville Park Gathering
Comanche county farm women will open a two day recreational camp at Craterville park with 24 Home Demonstration clubs attending. Lawton BPW club guests will join Wednesday program from 6 30 to 9 30 p m with Mrs John S Taylor speaking on wild flowers and colored slides. Music by Jeanne and Helen Bunch and Ed Roberts of extension service will speak plus a crafts demonstration by Elma Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County Farm
Craterville Park
Lawton Business and Professional Women's Club
H.D
John S. Taylor
Jeanne
Helen Bunch
Hillside
Ed Roberts
Extension Service
Elma Garner
Jackson County
Altus
Oklahoma Heat Wave Rages Amid Death Toll Rises
The heat wave in Oklahoma persists with 62 heat deaths since July 1 and temperatures reaching 111 degrees in Kingfisher. Forecasters warn of more above normal heat and drought stress on water, crops, and pastures as isolated showers offer brief relief.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Lulu M. Harvey
Miami
Omer Evans
Malinda Sloan
Picher
Kingfisher
Drouth
Alva
Covington
Perry
Enid
Weather Bureau
Idabel
McAlester
Ponca City
Hobart
Tulsa
Ft. Sill
Ardmore
Oklahoma City
Gage
Guyman
Flanders Presses McCarthy Censure Amid Subcommittee Revelations
The article details McCarthy aide Cohn's resignation and the push for censure led by Senator Flanders with support from Sen. Lehman. It notes the internal McCarthy subcommittee faction seeking to oust Cohn, and Lehman planning a later Senate address on McCarthyism with broad support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Flanders
Sen
R-Vi
Senate
Cohn
Wisconsin
Len Potter
Sens
McClellan
Ark
Symington
Jackson
Wash
MccCarthy
Lehman
D-Lib
Tessom
Carr
Staing
Markets Overview From Chicago to Oklahoma City
Chicago butter and wholesale markets show steady prices amid unchanged to slightly higher bids. Oklahoma City cattle urgent sale with slow trade, mixed loads, steer and heifer values at 18.00-20.50 for yearlings, cows mostly lower, hogs down, lambs steady, and state poultry egg prices drifting with regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oklahoma City
USDA
State Department of Agriculture Today
Lawton
Frederick
el Reno
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Enid
Fairview
Hobart
Medford
Vici
Blackwell
Yukon
Clinton
Alva
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
F.o.b. Farm
Muskogee
Vinita
Ardmore
Tulsa
Hens
Laverne
Pauls Mage Siach Kasha
McAlester
Cinton
Pauls Valley
Chandler
Chickasha
Durant
Reno
Elk City
Clineae
Watonga
Cueak el Reno
Oklahoma City probes lead in Pasadena kidnap case
Police pursue Skinner and associates in a Dallas to Pasadena kidnapping case linked to Cravatt's death. Hoover urged surrender after a visit. Hodges, a Kansas parolee, is detained as a potential “finger man” in the robbery attempt. Fairris wounded near Shawnee. Carrol Price and Skinner held on related flight charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Pasena
Hoover
Skinner
Kern
Dallas
Pasadena
Isbell
Oklahoma City
Wayne Harbolt
Cravatt
Harbolt
Kansas
Jimmy Lee Hodges
Kansas State
Lansing
Jones Boys Market
Hodges
L. H. Bailey
the Kansas
Fairris
Shawnee
Okla
M Anthony Hospital
Attef Acer
Raymond Carrol] Price
James Edward Skinner
No Skinner
Heat driven toll mounts as Midwest swelters and hog losses rise
The central United States baked under 100 degree heat with drought hurting corn and livestock. Illinois officials warn further heat could worsen damage while Staunton area farmers report many hogs dying and carcasses burning due to overwhelmed reduction plants.
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Texas
South Dakota
Midwest
Illinois
J. A. Ewing
Staunton
Macoupin County
Movie Star's Son Held In Cab Holdup
Edward G. Robinson Jr., 23, son of actor Edward G Robinson, was arrested on suspicion of robbing two taxi cabs in Hollywood. Police identified him after cab drivers linked him to holdups on June 25 and July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Edward G. Robinson Jr
Firemen Share Light Moments Amid Tight Workload
Lawton firefighters emphasize discipline and safety while keeping equipment in top shape. They note a rare spare moment is used for a checkerboard game and a bite of fun after demanding shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Hancock
Markham
Funeral Rites for ea Maley Held in Portales
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Tuesday for ea Maley of Portales New Mexico formerly of Lawton who died Friday in a Portales hospital. Rev. Richard Hopper of Central Baptist Church officiated. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery with Becker Funeral Home directing. Bearers included Albert W. Wilson Marlow Arthur Blankenship Oklahoma City Johnny C. Dinger Oklahoma City Floyd Tibbets Lubbock Tex Johnny Parker Midland Bill Reynolds Marlow and Stanley Lewis Rush Springs. Mr. Maley was born in Oklahoma City December 11 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Maley
Portales
N.M
Midland
Bill Reynolds
Marlow
Stanley Lewis
Rush Springs
Mr. Maley
Oklahoma City
Mrs. Bridges Returns From Dallas Illness Visit
Mrs. George I Bridges of 1710 Dearborn has returned from Dallas Texas where she cared for her ailing mother Mrs G L Henson Her children Donna and George Jr came back from Carlsbad New Mexico where they visited Mr and Mrs Jackarene Mrs Wigington and children Sylvia Dan and Ronald of 2121 Dearborn returned from Jackson Mississippi for a niece s wedding and also visited Gulfport New Orleans and Evans country while en route
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George I. Bridges
Dearborn
Dallas
Tex
G. L. Henson
Donna
George Jr
Carlsbad
N. Mex
D. L. Wigington
Sylvia
Dan
Ronald
Jackson
Miss
New Parking Lanes In Lawton Draw Traffic Rules
Lawton police chief Ralph Hennessee announced new street markings in downtown including painted parking spaces driving lanes and intersections. Offenders will receive tickets while enforcement will start soon with a grace period. drivers must stay inside the yellow line and obey the new markings as city crews finish work on D and C streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Ralph Hennessee
Hennessee
Lack Of Volunteers May Stop City Polio Class
City polio class cannot be held this summer due to a volunteer shortage. Mrs. Tom Lansden says only a few women have volunteered and about 20 student workers are needed to train for polio ward care at Memorial and Southwestern hospitals.
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Lawton
Area N
Polio Emergency Volunteers Corps
Tom Lansden
County Polio Foundation
Lansden
E. H. Sohl
Memorial Hospital
Howard Parsons
O. L. Parsons
Southwestern Hospital
Memorial
James Michael McGehee
J. W. McGehe
Duncan
John Mark Richardson
Cecil Richardson
James Harvey II
Clifford Nunley
Damarine McPhail
Daniel McPhail
Dearborn
Peace talks near end as Red China demands joint cease fire
Western negotiators push toward an accord on Indochina ending the deadlock over a cease fire. Washington rejects a joint declaration with the Communists but agrees not to use force to obstruct peaceful moves. Eden Mendes France and Molotov held talks as the 30 day deadline nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Viet Nam
Walter Bedell Smith
Anthony Eden
Molotov
Eden
Pierre Mendes-France
Red
China
Mendes- France
Red China
Mendes - France
Directors Will Air Budget For Lawton Fort Sill Chest
Lawton Fort Sill Community Chest directors meet Thursday at 3 p m in the Community Chest office 430% D to hear recommendations and discuss a tentative budget. George Ba serves as chairman as reports from Monday's all day meeting summarize agency needs and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton-Fort Sil
Community Chest
George Ba
Calumet Farm Boy Found Dead. Coroner Reports Possible Sex Case
A 13 year old Calumet farm boy, Charles E Sherman, was found dead at midnight beside a lake near his home. The coroner said a preliminary investigation showed the youth was sexually confronted. Sherman lived northwest of Calumet in Canadian County.
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Calumet, Okla
Calumet
Charles E. Sherman
G. W. Sherman
Canadian County
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Ole Dopey
Island of Crete
U.S.A
BPW
County HD Council
Jack Sharp
Bill Gorman
Walter Farrar
Bob Morford
Milford Walker
Willard Bentley
Tom Woods
Sooners
Unity Livestock
Bendix
Southwestern Radio & Sound
FOX
Fev. Ee
Wesley W. Maley
Everest & Jennings
W. PF
Bill
Zwaan
Indo-China
Henness Company
Wr Tee
Oni
Berry
Berry’s
Jarold
D Ave
Wolvert
Western
Joga Andrews
Gpeanceee Insurors Realtors
M & D Finance
E Ave
Soe
Rik
THE
American National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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