Hospital Births and Surgeries Reported in Local News
Births listed include Me and Mrs Lawrence Fost Walters with a son born July 25 at 1:21 pm weighing 6 lb 6 oz. Mr and Mrs Bob Stabler at 1106 S Fourth with a daughter born July 24 at 6:45 pm weighing 7 lb 1 oz. Mr and Mrs A C Nichols at 506 Jefferson with a son born July 26 at 4 am weighing 9 oz. Additional entries note twin daughters born to Joseph B Trahan on July 25 and to Jimmy Cache on July 25. several surgeries listed for Hamer Woods Altus and others, plus admissions and discharges for multiple individuals across Fort Sill, Duncan, Cache, and surrounding areas.
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Lawrence Fost
Walters
Bob Stabler
A. C. Nichols
Jefferson
Hamer Woods
L. Willingham
Altus
Mir
Joseph B. Trahan
Vlets Pay
Dauchler
Jimmy
Cache
Richard L. Sherman
Til Ferris
Aunutes
Leon Clary
Jay
Claude Kh. Wilson
Lincoln
Robert Phillip Stuckey
Chattanooga
Finis Duggins
Cuthe
Gary Gene Pennington
F. J. Pennington
Snyeder
Phillis Kay Hammon
Duncan
Glen FL. Spencer
Elgin
Raymond O. Mic
Dobby G
Clark
Floyd M. Duke
Donal Angus
N. Séth
Terry E. Cowdrey
Atlanta
Eva G. Iansen
Fort Sil
Dorothy Mildwood
Manie L. Boles
Fort Sill
Duneppe Lee
Saver
Diana Robertson
Carlos Robertson
Joann Robinson
John O. Robinson
Gene I. Williams Jr
Pennsylvania
Mayor Shot By Angry Builder In Garden City Hall
Garden City mayor James Tierney 52 was shot six times in city hall by Lester Ellerhorst 52 board chairman of Gypsum Constructors Inc who had feud with the mayor since a 1946 election. The attack left Tierney critically wounded with a slim chance to live as police held Ellerhorst without charge amid fears of retaliation. City Atty Russell L. Swarthout suffered a cut while engaging the gunman. Police Chief Arthur Nagle identified the suspect and ensured security surrounding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Garden City
Eien
James Tierney
Russell L. Swarthout
Tierney
Arthur Nagle
Lester Ellerhorst
Gypsum Constructors, Inc
Nagle
Tithe Thief Refuses Counsel At Graham Rally
In New York Billy Graham offered help to Louis Silvers, a 46 year old charged with grand larceny and bribery after allegedly taking a $492 collection at a Yankee Stadium rally. Silvers declined aid as Graham urged love for neighbor despite race issues and personal trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Graehan
Louis Silvers
Graham
Madison Square Garden
Ortey
Hind
Silvers
America
Grahama
God
Oklahoma Oil Imports Threaten State Revenue Economy
Oklahoma officials warn rising oil and natural gas imports risk millions in yearly revenue. Ray C. Jones of the Corporation Commission cites 1956 output at 655 million dollars and 33 million in gross production tax. He notes 75,000 producing wells, with drilling slowing as market declines, threatening budgets and road and education funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Corporation Commission
Ray C. Jones
Jones
Asphalt Paving Underway In City District
City workers advance asphalt base construction on a two block B section after completing the 4 inch base on 18th between A and B. Mayor Ellsworth reported progress as crews use a paver and rollers, with the project funded by a "deal-your-self" payment plan from property owners in each block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C, R. Ellsworth
Jay
R. A. Young Co
Tulsa
Altus
State Deaf School Will Admit Negroes
Oklahoma City reports that the Oklahoma School for the Deaf at Sulphur will admit Negro children under a tentative federal court integration agreement. The suit on behalf of Veronica Bailey, 10, named the state Board of Education and the Sulphur school as defendants. A decree, likely to be signed by U S District Judge Wallace next week, outlines access for Negro minors who are deaf and dumb to the extent they cannot obtain an education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma School For the Deaf
Fred Hibson
Veronica Bailey
State Board of Education
Myr
George E. Bailey
Hansen
U. S
W. RB. Wallace
Open House Set At Klein Trucking Equipment Co
Klein Trucking Equipment Co announces an open house on Saturday at 5908 Cache Road featuring International vehicles. Vernon Klein owner says coffee rolls and cold drinks will be served beginning at 9:30 a.m. Joe Thornton is manager. Spotlighted is the golden anniversary International pick-up truck along with a complete line of International farm and truck models. The display includes an International station wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Thornton
Klein Trucking Equipment Co
Klein
Cache Road
Vernon Klein
International Farm
Mayor Discusses Proposed Highway Plan at Optimist Meeting
Mayor C R Ellsworth spoke at the Liantan Optimist club Thursday noon on a proposed highway along U S Highway 277 linking Lawsen and Fort Slil. He also addressed area wave supply potentials and wave A progress. Billy Paul Galyon chaired the meeting with a water bond program update.
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U. 8
Lawsen
Fort Slil
C. R. Ellsworth
Liantan Optimist Club
Ellsworth
Billy Paul Galyon
Planning Meet Set Saturday For Conference Planning
A planning meet to discuss ten tentative plans for a state leadership conference to be held Sept 27 and 28 will be held at 2:30 on Saturday in the office of Miss Thelma Talla, elementary coordinator. Eva Seigler is general chairman in charge of arrangements and will preside. Chairmen of respective committees will attend the planning session. More than 300 teachers from across the state are expected to attend the convention at the Hotel Lawsonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Talla
Eva Seigler
Lawsonian
Water main break cuts service on Third and I blocks
Water service was cut to the 300 and 400 blocks after an eight inch cast iron main broke at Third and I. City workers from 3:20 a.m. excavated to reach the leak and Jess McMillan, water superintendent, said service would likely be restored by the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third and
Jess McMillan
McMillan
Eight Hurt In Southwest Area Mishaps
Traffic crashes in Comanche and nearby Oklahoma counties Thursday left eight injured with no fatalities. Injuries included a 7 year old boy struck while biking near Indiahoma, a rear end collision near McKinley, and several head, knee, and chest injuries in Altus and Eldorado. Deputy reports note one critical head injury and multiple hospitalizations across Jackson and Ellie counties.
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Comanche County
Oklahoma
Clarence Leon Narre
Rt. 2
Indiahoma
U. S.2
Memorial Hospital
Herbert Barber
Charles S. Speaks
Barber
Kenny Kowena
J. D. McCarty
McKinley
Chrysler
Garvin L. Ward
Leo Bird
Highway Patrol
Marvin Peyton
Davis Cotton Gin
Altus
U.S. 284
Mia Mack Clifford D. Hays Sr
Jackson County Memorial Hospital
Lois Vivian
Perry David Mays
Othey Jackson County
Eldorado
SH 34
Charley Hawkins
Elton T. Tate
Quannah
Tex
Tarpaulin theft reported from pickup carrier
Ben Leva, proprietor of an acta supply firm at 422 EB, sought police help locating a large tarpaulin stolen from his pickup carrier this week. The missing item is described as a substantial tarp used in hauling supplies. No suspects named in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soqugnc
Ben Leva
Acta
Uruk
Lawton Man Faces Peace Disturbance Charge
County Attorney Warren Crane filed a peace disturbance complaint against John J. Jacques of 810 S Fourth, in Justice of the Peace Marvin E. Cameron's court. Jacques' wife signed the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Crane
Lawton
John J. Jacques
Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
Jacques
Missiles Block Talks in Disarmament Debate
London and Washington faced a fresh barrier in disarmament talks as East and West clashed over a five nation subcommittee plan to create a scientific panel. The committee would study peaceful outer space research within three months of a first stage treaty, with full ban on such research only in the second stage. Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin offered cautious study without immediate rejection, while long standing demands for an immediate halt to nuclear tests persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
East
West
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
Military drill demonstrations draw large public turnout
The report states repeated rounds of live-fire exercises during the "Tifle company in the attack" demonstration have occurred about five times yearly. An estimated 90,000 students and 41,000 troops have participated over a decade, while about 49,000 civilian guests have watched the demonstrations as the exercise remained open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Dour
Idear
PIO
Parker Reburial Planned at West Cache Cemetery
Parker family members plan a post burial rite after invitation by Maj. Gen. Thomas E. de Sharo Fort Sill commanding general. The Parker monument will be moved to the new Comanche cemetery at West Cache Issue station before ceremonies likely next Monday. Officials and participants will be announced by the information office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Thomas E. de Sharo
Fort Sill
Commanche
West Cache
Fice
Anadarko Housing Push Aids 1000 Jobs In New Project
The Anadarko meeting led by Asa Jenkins discussed a major two dam reclamation project that will supply municipal water to western Oklahoma towns and irrigation districts. About 1,000 workers are expected on site, with prospective builders holding land and specs while arranging finances. Temporary offices are set up in the chamber, with existing space to be rented soon.
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Sonic
Connel
Anadarko
Asa Jenkins
Anadarko Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Cannel
Oklahoma
Washila
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Home Lumber CO
B. A. Allen
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Klein Firm
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