Hospital News Items Births and Admits Noted
Births listed for multiple families with times and weights including a son for Don Ward and daughters for Gerry Black Ernest Moraies and others. Admitted and dismissed entries name patients by location and medical status. several births noted with dates in July and weights, plus multiple medical transfers and discharges across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don M. Ward
N. Ath
Gerry Black
Northwood
Ernest S. Moraies
S. Ninth
Boxer Missing Near Indiana Vine on Emergency Leave
Mrs Bradshaw and her family reported their dog vanished while traveling home on emergency leave near Indiana Vine. They discovered the pet was missing inside the vehicle and emphasized their hope to reunite with the dog. A trucker described the dog as sad and lonely and expressed sympathy for any attached owner.
Demurrer Filed For Second Bay In Girl Scout Camp Raid Case
Attorney John W Tyree filed a second demurrer challenging county officials jurisdiction in prosecuting charges of outraging public decency tied to a May 29 raid on a Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Girl Scout camp. Jerry Shanklin, one of 12 Lawton teens charged, is represented in the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Tyres Today
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Jerry Shanklin
Lawton
Tyree
Ralph Cline
Ash
John P. Fullerton
Shanklin
David J. Aubrey
Birthday celebration rodeo set at LO ranch near Lawton
A birthday feature notes the rodeo remains a favorite pioneer recreation. The event, billed as the finest in the southwest, is planned for August 2 3 5 6 at the LO ranch south of Lawton. Tickets will go on sale under Lawton officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
LO Ranch
Lawton
Saln Spontins
Lawton Isiwuniais
Controversy on Jury Trials and Civil Rights Urges
Senate debate on whether to provide jury trials in civil rights contempt cases continues as seven defendants are convicted for defying a federal court desegregation injunction in Clinton Tennessee. Supporters cite convictions to counter claims Southern juries cannot convict in civil rights cases while opponents warn against expanding powers and favor presidential direction over juries. The Knoxville Clinton trial outcomes and upcoming Anderson Aiken provisions shape the fate of jury trial amendments and enforcement strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowland
Clinton
Tenn
Mansfield
Senate
Sen
Brigher
R-Otia
Chamber
Sen. Cooper
R-Ry
Anderson-Aiken
Tlalt
Knoxville
Town
John Kasper
Russell
D-Ga
Civil Rights Bill Fees
Suspect Caught In Tavern Faces Burglary Charge
Arthur C. Webster 28 of 1808 Douglas was charged with second degree burglary after police found him hiding behind a cigaret vending machine in Wren's Roost tavern at 1701 S Fourth. Officers Davenport and Ward found $36.03 in change in his apron. arraignment set for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson View
Arthur C. Webster
Douglas
Martin E. Cameron
Webster
R. A. Davis
Bill Ward
Wren
Ween ‘Thomas
Fort Sil
Grain and Livestock Prices Reported Across Markets
Chicago butter receipts 931000 and wholesale prices steady. Oklahoma City state poultry and eggs board lists No 1 hard wheat at 1.87 in Guyman and other towns. broilers steady, hens mixed, eggs receipts steady. Oklahoma City Livestock report shows calf and steer volumes, mostly stocker and feeder classes steady to slight declines, hogs down 25-50 cents, sheep mixed with spring slaughter lambs 19.50-21.50 and feeder lambs 16.00-17.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Statr Board of Agriculture Today
Guyman
Meeker
Alva
Blackwell
Clinton
el Reno
Enid
Hennessey
Singtisher
Medford
Yukon
Edmond
Frederick
Broilers
Mushokee
Tulsa
Vinita UN
Pauls Valley
Vinita
Waronga
Latchon
Elk City
Shattuck
Sity
Lawton
Lawson
Walongi
Ordlanoia City
USDA
Memorial Rites For Hote Slated
Memorial services for the late Deacon Elbus Hote will be at 745 phem Friday at Devo Mission eight miles west of Lawton. Featured speaker is Rev. H. F. Gilbert Pomona Calif former pastor of the Indian mission who will also speak at 11 a.m. Sunday worship services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbus Hote
Phem
Devo Mission
Lawton
H. F. Gilbert
Pomona
Calif
The
Indian Mission
Gilbert
Governor defends private enterprise against REA competition
The governor denounced REA for opposing a Public Service contract with GRDA. He argued REA profits and tax relief distort electricity markets and warned against government competition with private providers. GRDA's board narrowly approved the contract after an executive session amid claims of pressure and potential resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REA
GRDA
Public Service
Gary
Markham Ferry
Markham
Grand River
Gibson
Vinita
Klompen dancer shatters wooden shoe at Holland Tulip Festival
A Klompen dancer at Holland Michigan's annual tulip festival danced with such enthusiasm that she shattered one of her wooden shoes. The incident drew spectators as the performer continued the routine despite the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tho Much Klompen Holland
Mich
Klompen
Holland
Sill Man Claims Assault By Two Soldiers
Odig F. Green of Ist Ord, Fort Sill says he was assaulted by two soldiers on the east side of town near 106 C. He named the suspects, says one held him while the other struck with a chair. He shows injuries to the left eye and head and was taken to Fort Sill hospital. no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odig F. Green
Ist
Car Theft Suspects Caught In Texas
Sheriff's Deputies Carl Phillips and E. B. Wallis were en route to Vernon to return Johnny Hobbs and Joe Bob Ray to Lawton on automobile larceny charges filed in Justice Marvin E. Cameron's court. The suspects were caught after a 1956 Mercury hardtop stolen from Fifth and F was stopped by three Texas officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Phillips
E. B. Wallis
Vernon
Tex
Lawton
Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
Johnny Hobbs
Joe Bob Ray
Texas
Fifth
F .Tuesay
H. M. Russell
Arlington
4H Demonstration on Food Handling Next Thursday
The Cotton cooperative of Watters will present an electrical demonstration as part of the 4H food handlers program. Members organize much of the event supervising assemblies chairing groups and maintaining the area with supervisors including Mrs. Kelley Arion Johnson assistant county agent and all county 4-H coaches and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watters
Kelley
Arion Johnson
Man Admits Holdup Suspect Arrested by FBI in Chicago
The article reports Allen, claimed to have staged multiple robberies in Oakland Chicago St Louis and Los Angeles and used a .22 revolver in shooting California officers. He was arrested Aug 23 1956 in Chicago with companions Batty Aguilar and Peter Bologna and held for investigation on five robbery counts. A missing dog incident ends the piece with a separate note about a dog entering police headquarters in Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Chicago
FBI
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Ill
California
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Batty Aguilar
Peter Bologna
Burgundo
el Segundo
District Governor's Day Set By City Kiwanians Thursday
Lawton Kiwanians and Northwest and Downtown clubs plan District Governor's Day on Thursday noon at the Lawtonian to hear Paul J. Files of Paris Texas the Texas Oklahoma District governor Mrs Files will accompany him Files born in Files Valley educated at Austin College UT entered social science with Texas Employment Commission moved to Social Security Administration in 1940 managed US HEW Old Age and Survivors insurance Paris since 1944 served as president Paris Parks council Red Cross drive trustee Red Cross and planning and zoning commission of Pavis Kiwanian for 12 years has held multiple district posts and Kiwanis education fellowships attends Key club as advisor Southwest Kiwanis attendees expected from across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Kiwaniang
Northwest
Lawtonian
Paul J. Files
Paris
Tex
Old Age and Survivors Insurance
Files
Paris Parks Council
Red Cross
Key Club of
Southwest
Funeral Rites Held for Bennett and Smith in Local Notices
Services conducted today for Littleton H. Bennett 89 a Fletcher resident who died in Borger Texas after a three week illness. Burial in Fletcher cemetery. Also reported private funeral services for Lucy T. Smith 69 who died after a lengthy illness in a local hospital. Smith born May 8 1888 in Cuthbert Ga married Thorsag R. Smith in 1910 Dublin Ga. She and daughter moved to Lawton in April. She belonged to the Methodist church. Survivors include sister Helen Keen Pensacola Fla and brother Peter Twitty Stockton Calif along with several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Start
Fletcher Assembly of God
Littleton H. Bennett
Fletcher
Borger
Texas
Emmett Knowles
J.C. Earl
Cyril
Fletcher Cemetery
Dalton Funeral Home
Bennett
Liucy T. Smith
Marsh J. Horne Jr
Taft
Lachas Funeral Home
Highland Cemetery
Cuthbert
Dublin
Thorsag R. Smith
Lawton
Kansas City Barber Wins 28th Missouri Invitational Trap Shoot
In Kansas City Missouri a local barber named Tom Shoots captured the 28th annual Missouri Invitational trap shoot title by hitting 96 of 100 targets amid windy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tom
Powell Antisegregation Stand Complicates School Bill
Rep Powell presses an antisegregation proviso in a school construction measure while President Eisenhower urges keeping segregation issues from the bill. Wainwright, Roosevelt, and other lawmakers react as the proposal and the funding package face bids and potential passage. The plan totals about 2.4 billion in federal participation for school districts and financing agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep
Powell
DNY
Wainwright
House
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
D-Calif
Seca
Clinton Integrations Trial Echoes Defiance and Resolve
The Clinton Tennessee case draws defiant remarks from protestors and supporters alike. Kasper vows to resist integration and travel to Nastwithe when schools open. Defense attorneys plan a new trial while awaiting potential appeals to the Sixth Circuit. NAACP leader Channing Tobias hails the verdict as upholding law over prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Kasper
J. Benjamin Simmons
Nat
U.S. Dist. Atty
John GC. Crawford Jr
Taylor
6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Ross Barnett
Mississippi Bar
Channing H. Tobias
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
New York
NAACP
Clinton, Tenn
East Tennessee
Immanuel Baptist Church Plant Remodeling Finished
Immanuel Baptist Church at 1th and Jefferson completed a 12 by 40 foot addition including the pastor study kitchen and two classrooms. The remodeling cost was estimated at 9300 or 9100. pastor Rev. Truitt Baker announced the project completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Baptist Church
1Th and
Jefferson
Truitt Baker
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