Cityans Help Shape Oklahoma Mental Health Workshop Outcomes
Oklahoma’s first mental health publication will roll off the presses this fall from a statewide workshop at the University of Oklahoma. Mrs. Wesley Silk and Mrs. John P. Fullerton assisted in drafting the booklet, based on two weeks of discussions by 88 teachers and administrators led by national experts.
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Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Wesley Silk
Lawton
John P. Fullerton
Central State Hospital
Norman
Oklahoma State Department of Health
The
Oklahoma Association For Mental Health
University
Police Rescue Young Climber
Clifton police officers, aided by firemen, rescued 9 year old George Conklin of Paterson who clung to a cliff face 100 feet above ground on Garret Mountain. Patrolman John C. de Groot was lowered by rope and pulled the boy to safety as other officers reached the scene. The boy and his companion had begun climbing when he became stuck and called for help.
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Clifton
N. J
John C. de Groot
Grabbe
George Conklin
Paterson
Garret Mountain
George
Expert Says Women Cause Men's Ulcers
Houston report quotes Cornell University professor Dr Lawrence E Hinkle Jr at the Postgraduate Medical Assembly of South Texas arguing that modern women's professional competition fuels male insecurity and ulcers. He notes fewer ulcers when women stayed home and men were heads of households.
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Houston
Cornell University
Lawrence E. Hinkle Jr
Postgraduate Medical Assembly of
South Texas
Hinkle
The Worm Turns Cop Bawled Out
Seventeen year old William D Heuck, while filing a routine accident report after a motorcycle collision in Nampa Idaho, listed bruises and feelings under injuries in the data line. The quirky entry reflects the lighthearted tone of a local police log and shows the human side of incident reporting.
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Nampa
Idaho
William D. Heuck
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Top Lineup
A radio schedule lists NBC CBS and ABC programs from 5:00 to 8:55 pm including News Parade with Fulton Lewis Jr and Gabriel Heatter, Beulah, Jo Stafford Show, Edward R. Murrow, Rosemary Clooney, Fibber McGee and Molly, What’s My Line, Doris Day, and more. Headlines and music programs feature talents such as Eddie Fisher, Rosemary Clooney, Paul Whiteman, and Johnny Dollar while stations present MBS and Mutual Newsreel segments across the lineup.
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NBC
Fulton Lewis Jr
MBS
Taylor Grant
News
ABC Beulah
CBS
Hazel Markel
Elmer Davis
ABC
News of the World
Gabriel Heatter
Silver
Eddie Fisher
Hammer Guy
Rodsemary Clooney
Paul Whiteman
Mrs. North
Bill Henry
Johnny Dollar
Fibber McGee and
Molly
Erwin D. Canham
Friend Irma
Frank Edwards
News of Tomorrow
Louella Parsons
the Valley Boys
Virgil Pinkley
Doris Day
Clifton Utley
Bands
Edwin C. Hill
ABC News
Robert Trout
Cedric Adams
Singiser
Funeral Rites for Nell Kane in Bronson Kansas
Miss Nell Kane 79 pioneer resident of Bronson Kansas died at 1 00 am in a local hospital after a fall last Thursday while visiting a niece Mrs S A Reed 716 Arlington She was born October 4 1873 in Titusville Pennsylvania and moved to Kansas with her father residing near Bronson for 60 years Services will be held in the Roman Catholic church in Iola Kansas Thursday morning with burial at Bronson Lawton Funeral home handling local arrangements She is survived by a second niece Mrs C H Valega of Oklahoma City Oklahoma
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Nell Kane
Bronson
Kan
Miss Kane
S. A. Reed
Arlington
Titusville
Penn
Kansas
Iola
Lawton
Fire spreads as worker lights hive, four firefighters overcome
In Baltimore a maintenance man set a torch to a hornets nest at Albert Stark’s three story home, igniting a two alarm blaze. Four firemen were overcome by heat and smoke, while five residents fled the dwelling. Stark, owner, said the man was hired to remove the bees.
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Baltimore
A'bert Stark
Stark
Senate approves VA head from Wisconsin
Harvey V. Higley of Wisconsin told the Senate Finance committee he could run the Veterans Administration and was approved on Monday by the committee.
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Senate
Washington
Harvey V. Higley
Wisconsin
Senate Finance Committee
Glamor Girls Like Titles Of Plumbers
Four college graduate pipe analysts from M W Kellogg Co, Mahoney Gilligan McEntegart and Sullivan, discuss their roles in sizing pipes and valves for oil refinery installations. They travel for a vacation by car after training, and joke about being recognized for glamor in a technical field.
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New York
Mahoney
Gilligan
McEntegart
Sullivan
Eileen McEntegart
Mary Mahoney
Toledo
Ohio
M. W Kellogg Co
Mary
Fileen
Australia
Ann Gillican
Ctill
Marv Meahoney
Mary Sullivan
Grand Centres
Eileen
Ann
Army Orders Move Large Group of Officers Across Posts
Department of the Army announces numerous transfers and reassignments. Officers from Far East Europe and the United States receive orders to posts including Fort Meade Fort Bragg Fort Bliss Fort Hood and Fort Sill with several to retirements and Far East reassignment.
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Department of the Army
Washingte
Isaac D. White
Far East
Ft Meade
Ernest A. Bixby
USA Europe
Ft Bragg
Philip E. Gallagher
Ft Holabird
USA
Europe
Walter P. Goodwin
Arty
Ft Sam Houston
Presidio of Monterey
William F. Branigan
MacArthur
Ft Sill
Arthur Fr. Schae
Merchantville
Bertrand H. Jones
Ft Hamilton
James H. Sitgraves
Lewiston
Douglas V. Stowell
Ft Tilden
Joseph P. Kohn
James A. Lamonce
Raymond F. Bert
Inf
Sam E. Brown
Armor
John D. Esher
Ft Hood
Charlie F. Johnson
Charles S. Kettles
Ft Ord
Alvin B. la Bounty
Ft Bliss
GM Br
Arty Sch
Ralph O. Lane
Henry C. Smart
Charles W. Tenney Jr
Rucker
Lawrence C. Brewster
Chicago
Hanford
Thomas F. Eskew
Ft McPherson
Henry J. Esser Jr
Art
David R. Hill
Atterbury
USA Forces Antilles
James P. Kiatte
Carson
Joseph J. Serbenski
Ft Knox
Paul W. Davis
New Orleans
Allan G. Dingwall Jr
Sill
David Anderson
Stuart L. Cowles
George S. Bourket
Wilmer S. Phillips
Beverly D. Jones
West Point
Harold Broudy
Ft Monroe
Donald Y B
Pawhuska Cavalcade Week Continues With Rodeos And Dance
In Pawhuska Oklahoma activities of Cavalcade Week continued Tuesday featuring rodeos square dancing and various contests as part of the annual celebration.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Part-Time Jobs Rise Among Hollywood Actors
Hollywood reports a growing trend of actors holding part-time work to survive between acting jobs. Studio hiring has dwindled since 1947, with contract players dipping to 304, while TV film work partially fills gaps. Notable cases include Jimmy Casino coaching boxing, Jerry Sullivan funding med school efforts, and Don Orlando producing TV shows when not on film sets.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Debbie Reynolds
Screen Actors Guild
Jimmy Casino
Jeff Chandler
Jerry Sullivan
Texas Christian University
St. John’s Hospital
Don Orlando
Loyal City Officials and Entertainers Named in Brief Profiles
Gus Lax, a police magazine correspondent, reports on Rollin Mariyama a veteran actor of 28 years who also works as a sewing machine repairman. Peter Scott serves as recreation director for Los Angeles. Arthur Bruner performs an accordion at a night club highlighting local entertainment figures.
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Gus Lax
Rollin Mariyama
Peter Scott
Los Angeles
Arthur Bruner
Tricky Truck Collides With Train In Rain Near Warwick
Willie E. Smith of Richmond crashed his truck at a railroad crossing on State Route 168 in a rainstorm. He slid past the red caution lights, avoided the oncoming train, then skidded back onto the tracks as a train struck the vehicle. Smith was unhurt though the truck was destroyed.
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Warwick
Willie E. Smith
Richmond
Here
Smith
Stolen Explosives Found In Field Near Fort Devens
Herbert Flanders of Lowell found a metal box while picking blueberries in Littleton, Mass. containing two large smoke bombs 28 hand grenades 19 signal bombs and 300 rounds of .30 caliber ammunition. Army ordnance men said the material was apparently stolen from Ft. Devens.
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Littleton
Mass
Herbert Flanders
Lowell
Army Ordnance
Ft. Devens
Perry to Host Shetland Pony Sale July 27 29
Perry Carlile will hold the annual Shetland pony sale July 27 29 at his farm in Perry Oklahoma. The event details list dates and location for the livestock auction during late July.
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Perry, Okla
Perry Carlile
Polio Scare Hits Bristol Virginia Area
Bristol area reports fifty one infantile paralysis cases since July 1 with eight new cases yesterday. Health official calls it an epidemic as doctors plan mass inoculation for about ten thousand children in Bristol Virginia and Bristol Tennessee over the next two days.
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Bristol
Virginia
James Suter
Bristol, Tenn
Washington County
Three Grandchildren Born On July 11
Camden couple Mr and Mrs W E Hammond welcomed three grandchildren born on July 11 this year. An eight pound boy was born to W C of Charleston, a five pound girl to Charles Q of Ridgeway, and a seven pound girl was born to their daughter Mrs Thomas Greer in Kodiak Alaska.
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Camden, S. C
Camden
W. E. Hammond
W. C
Charleston
Charles Q
Ridgeway
Kodiak
Alaska
Thomas Greer
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