Hospital Births and Admissions in Southwestern List
Birth announcements include a daughter to Carl Schmidt at 2 19 p.m. July 22 weighing 6 lb 6 oz at 3411 Cache Road and a son to Stanley Mc Curdy at 5 06 p.m. July 22 weighing 8 lbs 0 oz. Additional births, admissions for medical and surgical care, and dismissals across multiple residences and hospitals are noted with dates in July and patient details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schmidt
Cache Road
Stanley McCurdy
Kenneth Wentz
Summit
Paul Christian
Indiahoma
Johnny Howell
Railroad
Arnold Pointer
Medicine Park
Margaret Jackson
Southwestern Hospital
Bert Doyle
Eddie Wyatt
N. 29Th
E. WU. Woodall
Medical
W. A. Gibson
S. Sixth
Martin McPhee
Bell
Grace Slicker
Jackie Sheapman
Gary Don Bentley
Ernest Bentley
Chattanooga
James Alexander
Columbia
Korean War battle near Sam Hyon reported by ROK and U N forces
Chinese forces attacked Sam Hyon while South Koreans, aided by U N troops, battled up the hill in close combat. US 3rd Infantry repelled a Red thrust, and defenders on the Kum Song Bulge held ground. Allied air power dropped 300 tons on front lines as 18 B29s fended off jet fighters over northwest Korea.
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Sam Hyon
8Th Army
T 298
Kumsong Bulge
U. S
3Rd Infantry Division
Korea
Hungary has most human freaks in Europe says report
A report claims Hungary leads Europe in the proportion of human freaks, supplying five for every other region on the continent. The claim highlights Hungary as the highest source, with implications for regional demographics and social discourse.
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Hungary
Europe
Rogers gives $5,000 royalties to retardation group
Dale Evans Rogers presents a $5,000 royalty check from her memoir Angel Unaware to the National Association for Retarded Children. The gift supports a new research advisory board at Yale University School of Medicine, as local supporters report sales surpassing 100,000 copies and fundraising efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Evans Rogers
Roy Rogers
National Association For Retarded Children
Angel
Robin
Manche County
Grover Powers
Dale Evans
Gilbert Hawke
The
Orphans Thank Lawton Woman and Son for Yokohama Festival
Ten Japanese orphans express gratitude to Lawton, Oklahoma, resident Mrs. Hallie S Speaks and her son Lt Col Eddie Speairs for a Yokohama festival that raised funds for an orphan charity. The event featured baseball, a band concert, and a variety show, netting 5300 dollars to buy a milk sterilization plant. Speaks, a WWII veteran, commanded troops in Japan and Korea and later led Camp Yokohama activities while his family resided there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Hallie S. Speaks
Euclid
Yokohama
A. H
Eddie) Speairs
Speaks
Camp Yokohama
Court Chronicle Harsh Fines and Quick Judgments in 1902
A dated courtroom record recounts 1902 Blanding penalties for a range of offenses. Judges fined a bicycle rider for no lights, a beer thief for seven gallons, and a dray driver for speeding. One man was excused after a plea of haste, others paid daily fines or served time for petty theft, disturbing the peace, and illegal gambling or vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrystal Bar
John
Blair
Blanding
Leslie P. Ross
Lawton
General Watlington Career Highlights and Family Notes
General Watlington held key posts from Fort Jackson to Korea, serving as executive officer of the U S Korea Joint Commission and later as artillery commander of the 2nd Infantry Division. He earned the Silver Star and other decorations, studied at the National War College, and is married with two children. Lt Robert D Henke, once aide to the general, now commands Hqstry TAC at the 4050th ASU.
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Camp Campbell
V Corps
Fort Jackson
S.C
Fort Knox
Th Armored School
Watlington
Korea
Joint Commission
Army General Staff
National War College
Office
Joint Chiefs of Staff
War Plans
Joint Strategic Plans Group
2Nd
Inf Div
X Corps Artillery CG
Fort Sill
Robert D. Henke
Hqstry
TAC
ASU
Oklahoma City Markets Report Bouyant Poultry Prices
Oklahoma City daily markets list mixed poultry egg and wheat quotes with state price details. Broilers No 1 steady f o b farm and delivered prices across Cordell Seminole Shawnee Muskogee and others. Hens No 1 firm with regional variations. Eggs fully steady and candled receipts noted. Wheat futures and hogs staged slight movements amid quarantine affecting cattle and calves.
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State Poultry & Eggs
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
F.o.b
Cordell
Poteau
Seminole
Shawnee
Muskogee
Altus
Vinita
Chickasha
Blackwell
Ardmore
Alva
Tulsa
Enid
Laverne
McAlester
Elk City
Lawton
Durant
Fairview
el Reno
Kingfisher
Hennessey
Medford
Frederick
Guyman
Hooker
Vici
Hobart
Asane Rush Springs
Rogers, Ark
USDA
Funeral Rites for Charles Dallison Held in Dewey
Last rites for Charles Everett Dallison 83 were conducted at First Baptist church in Dewey Oklahoma at 4 p m Wednesday by Rev Verna Rhodus. Burial followed in Dewey cemetery. Dallison died at a local hospital while visiting his daughter Mrs Iola Ramsey. Bearers were S J Lemman Tom Julian O C Ropp Earl De Shazo Bud Case and W A Kent. Ritter Funeral home arranged the services.
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Charles Everett Dallison
First Baptist Church
Dewey
Okla
Verna Rhodus
Dallison
Iola Ramsey
Park
S. J. Lemman
Tom Julian
O. C. Ropp
Earl DeShazo
Bud Case
W. A. Kent
Ritter Funeral Home
Four Men Charged In Equipment Theft Near Lawton
Four Lawton area men, Homer D. Pippens Dick Pursley D. D. Jones and C. G. Phillips, were charged with grand larceny in Justice Marvin Cameron's court after deputies tracked them south of Lawton following a farm outbuilding theft. The stolen electric saw and drill, valued at over 150 dollars, were seized within minutes of a call from Mrs. F W McCuistion. The McCuistions property lies about eight miles south and 2 1/2 miles east of Lawton.
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Lawton
Justice of the Peace
Marvin Cameron
Homer D. Pippens
Dick Pursley
D. D. Jones
C. G. Phillips
Sheriff's
M. A. Tompkins
Marvin Terry
F. W. McCuistion
Terry
Lighted cigar from surface of erupting volcano 20 years later
Twenty years after Mount Jorullo in Mexico erupted, observers report a cigar could be lighted from a few inches below the surface, signaling unusual volcanic activity and changes in crater conditions.
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Jorullo
Surace
Rhee warns armistice clash over survival terms
Rhee told the Associated Press he might not block an armistice if his country can survive. U S officials and a State Department note drew cautious reactions as South Korea warned of withheld aid and pressure to abandon opposition to the U S plan. The Truce issue drew reactions from Eisenhower Attlee Butler and Peiping signaling broad international tension.
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Rhee
Associated Press
John Randolph
Seoul
U. S
Ellis O. Briggs
Briggs
Washington
John Foster Dulles
United States
U. S. State Department
South Korea
Asst
Walter Robertson
Eisenhower
Park Too Chin
Republic of Korea
Paik
U. N
Manson
Butler
New Delhi
Peiping
State Dules
Sheriff Hale Faces Appeal Bond After Collision Adair Quotes
Sheriff Hale complied with laws after a crash identifying himself and offering aid. He faces appeal likely bond of 50 dollars with a county court review. Adair labeled Hale subjected to political pressure while two officers signed complaints. Military police testimony challenged alleged verbal abuse. Witness Jimmy Lock and wife supported Hale’s version. Lock, 21, and wife described the sequence of events near Second and Lee. Hale argued a third vehicle running a red light caused the collision as he began to pass the pickup. The incident prompted Hale to state he would cover damages and move on.
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Hale
Adair
Frank Sandranno
John Lee
Jimmy Lock
Rt. 1
Lock
Lee
Sandranno
Second and I
Mr. E
Mr. Hale
Two Draw 3 Year Prison Terms In Lawton
William S. Hayes aged 30 a Lawton Negro received a three year term for a strongarm robbery on June 30 of a city man Hugh Flahart at 114% A Hayes pleaded guilty to robbing Flahart of over 100 dollars and a .38 caliber pistol after striking him with a cigarette stand. Charles Bouye alias Jim Bouye also drew a three year sentence after pleading guilty to burglary and theft in two incidents including 12 quarts of beer from a building on 1754 S. 15th and a radio phonograph from Helen Pullins at 1308 Lee on August 24 1952.
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William S. Hayes
Lawton
Hugh Flahart
Charles Bouye
Jim Bouye
Robert Landers
Hayes
Flahart
Bouye
S. 15Th
Helen Pullins
Lee
Texas Climate Ranges From Subtropical to Temperate
Texas exhibits a broad climate spectrum with an annual mean temperature around 74 degrees in the south and about 56 degrees in the north. The state spans subtropical to temperate zones, creating varied weather patterns across regions.
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Texas
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George Wallace Sr
Joe Marcus Jesse
Apache
Homer Lampmouth
Colony
Richard Codopony
John Milton Bower
W. M. Bower
Snyder
Roy Sauerman
Jack Davis
Lake
Roy Williams
Arlington
George O. Doal
Levi W. Presley
Bertha Jean Devine
Geronimo
Jack Russell
Rebecca Sue Young
Mark Young
Alex H. Bernhard
Taft
Pamela Kay Jackson
Ennis Jackson
Garfield
Louis Law
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Ron Stephens
National Retarded Children’s Group
Yale University School of Medicine
Thoughtful City
Oklahoma National Guard
45Th Infantry Division
Japan
Southwest Chemical Company
Virginia
Gram
SILL
Chicago
Tom
Walters
Tom Swallow
Robert Swallow
Rt. 3
New Salem Baptist Church
Julius Hoodenpyle
Elm Grove
Pierson
Mr. Swallow
Lamar County
Tex
Joe
Bob
Monroe
Lovington
Ill
Mary
Edgar L. Otis
Edgar Lorraine Otis
Pioneer Area
Reid Swindler
First Christian Church
American Legion
Mr. Otis
Des Moines
Iowa
Navy
Willie Mae Cudd
Otis
Pearl Harbor
W. P. Cudd
Cudd
Kenneth of
Andrew of
David
Tulare, Calif
R.C.A
Gene
D Avenue
Mutual
FUMD
Terry Cowdrey
Atlanta
Charles Dallison
Cia-Vadelze
Orville D. Pope
Radio & Television Service Co
Lawton Tent & Awning Co
Jim Gaskins
Woesner
Daniel A. Woesner
D.V.M
Hunt- Ss & Merce
Typewriter Serv CO
Typewriters
J. D. Si
Cache
Uges
Wolverton Harware
E Ave
M & D Finance CO
F Ave
Oklahoma
D Ave
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