Allies seek Western Germans to back free all-German state
The Allied declaration urges a freely elected all-German government and warns that partial disarmament could aid settlement of major political problems like German reunification. It rejects Soviet plans for reunification through East West talks, while East German Premier Grotewohl proposes a federal federation with an advisory council.
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Germany
Alies
Otto Grotewell
West Germany
Grotewohl
Berlin
Nikita Whrushchev
Bulganin
East Germany
Hospital Births and Dismissals Reported in Local News
Birth announcements list multiple families with names, addresses, birth times and weights including Charles and Mrs. isin sey. Joe F. Green. Paul A Seigler. and Monte Powell. Dismissals and admissions reference numerous patients and clinics across Oklahoma cities, with medical and surgical cases noted for several residents and visitors.
MISHAPS In Tuk road crash injures several near Duncan
In Tuk a rear end collision involving a 1956 Plymouth driven by Ferris and Moore of Lawton left Ferris uninjured. In Duncan near the Stephens County accident, Miss Margaret Richey and Susa Linda McDaniel of Dallas were injured along with Gale Ann McDaniel. J L Wilson and Muriel Wilson of Duncan and their infant son also injured. Timothy Paul Wilson, 2, suffered a head injury. Riders were taken to Duncan hospitals.
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Tuk
Plymouth
Moore
Golden Ferris
Lawton
Ferris
Derden
Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
Cour
Stephens County
Duncan
Paul Scott
Margaret Richey
Susa Linda
Gale Ann McDaniel
Dallas
Tex
J. L
Frederick Wilson
Muriel Mario Wilson
Rt. J. Duncan
Miss Richey
Studebaker
Wilson
Scott
Susa Linda McDaniel
Multiple Admitted and Dismissed Patients and Birth Notices
A hospital note lists numerous admissions including Anthony Parker Cache medical and Murphy Topiah Hobart surgical. Dismissals include Mrs Richard Wallace and daughter July 24, with Lena Pekah Wallers noted as medical. Births recorded for several daughters and a son with July dates and weights, plus various patients named with residences such as Walters Elgin Ri Utah Oklahoma City and Carnegie.
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Charles
Isinsey Je
Joe F. Green
Summit
Paul A Seigler
Om Ad
Thellis A. Brown
Tray P. Brown
Jefferson
J.D. Long
Cache
Steve McLaury
Snyder
Robert DeWayne Runnels
Weeks
Robert Runnels
S. Seventh
Johnny C. Marshall
Bee Howard
Davie W. Hoover
Dennis M. Bodenstein
Oklahoma City
Willam EB
Derden
Waco
Tex
Alen B. Stack
Electra
Dewey Sutton
Maxine E
Sycamore
Medical
Janas Sue Shelton
John D, Shelton
Duncan
Raymond Hindreg
Elgin
Robert P. Cook
Ervin Lebeda
Lasill
David B. Hoover
Frazier Hoovr
Hoover
Hollis F. Brown
Wanda B. Timken
Joe ¥. Bona
Prentice
Donald Angus
Floyd M. Duke
Condrey
Adiania
Warren H. Barker
Willie B. Rose
Gore
Curtis B. Overstreet
Willie Mae Overstreet
E. B. Medical
Cruz V. Ramirez
Medicine Park
Maurice Wyatt
Geronimo
Wyar
Wesley Callaway
Sug
Don Winham
R. G. Moore
Karen Jackson
Leon Jackson
Zard
David Rothaus
Theodore Rothaus
Andrews
Florence Morris
Lanny Edwards
Cher-ry
John Zeller
Billy Bridges
Wallers
Edwin King
Lake
Speet Scuss
Charles Evans
C. EB
Worthen
Ash
J. R. McMaster
Robert Wedgecock
Gral Pi
John Parrish
Walters
Ervin Hull
Richard Anderson
Eff Birdsong
Columbia
Hewitt Gardner
LL. W. Horton
Aluts
John M. Howard
Eugene Beaulieu
Suth
O. L. Parsons
Luctids
Phillip Porchinok
TAHS
Ray Tahsuga
Alias
Anthony Parker
Murphy Topiah
Hobart
Funeral Rites for Hubert B Barnes in Cache
Obituary brief notes Hubert B Barnes 64 former Cache resident died Saturday in Fort Worth Texas. Services planned Tuesday at Cache Church of Christ with burial in Cache Cemetery and Masonic rites. Survivors include wife four daughters mother and siblings, with services by Masonic lodge. Also notes death of Ray Swierczynski former Elgin postmaster, and other funeral notices for area residents.
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Hubert B. Barnes
Cache
G.m
Cache Church of Chist
Hubert B Barnes
Fort Worth
Tax
R. O. Webb
Lawson Church’ of Christ
Cache Cemetery
Cache Funceal
Everman
Tex
Barnes
Corsicana
Odefellaw
Church of Christ
Camp
Midland
Elon Briggs
Evarman
Lux
Tes
Katherine Maulden
Orlando
Fla
Ella Barnes
Bess Taulbee
Ruby McCarthy
Ansonia
Conn
Beatrice Jackson
Robstown
Boyd Barnes
Dan Barnes
Chico
Cal
John Barnes
Beacon Falls
Knox Barnes
Fort Smith
Park
W. M. Givern
Robert Eggeman
Fort Wayne
Waverly
Kans
Laura
Osborn
U. S. Dry Land Experiment Station
Stillwater
Oklahoma State University
Masonic Lodge
First Presbyterian Church
Ray Swiercinsky
Ray Swiercingsky
Elgin
Elgin Methodist Church
Republi County
Swiercinskky
Comanche County
Ada Fesler
Belleville
Chandler- Ballcu American Legion
Fletcher
Elgin Lions Club
National Association of Pastmasters
H. E. Snodgrass
Centenary Methodist Church
Robert Milner
Elgin Cemetery
Eular
Fletcher American Legion
Becker Funerallanve
City Youth Denies Car Theft Charge
Grover Lee Davis, 6, of 706 IT, pleaded innocent at arraignment before Justice of Peace Marvin E. Cameron on automobile larceny. Cameron set a preliminary hearing for 2 p.m. Friday and committed the youth to county jail under $2,000 bond. The youth is accused of stealing a neighbor's car last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Lee Davis
Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
Cameron
Court docket details from Lawton police court cases
The Lawton police court docket lists 16 appeals dismissed by City Attorney Warren Chrisman and several trials and continuances. Pending issues include Ben S. Luna on unlawful entry, multiple liquor possession and driving while intoxicated charges, and reduced reckless driving pleas with $100 fines and costs. Additional cases involve breaking and entering, prohibited drugs, barbiturates, bogus checks, and other liquor matters.
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Quillen
Lawton
Warren Chrisman
Ben S. Luna
Ralph Hudson
W. E B. Finley
John A. Reeves
CG. Ludwig
H.F. Burke
Harold
James M. Bates
Don Q. Green
Ina Mae Miller
T County Jail
James Monroe Winkler
James W. Houser
Dean Sills
Hamer
Ernest Loco Brewer
Eugene B. Hood
William Loggie
John Laggie
Walter Dobbs
Clarence M. Wimple
Neldon Claude Depew
Chick Carney
Hanging incident on Saturday night at Wettenhoeing jail
Continued from page one, deputies described Williams and Howard attacking Young in an adjoining cell. Williams held Young's arms while Howard pressed the throat. The grip loosened but then tightened as Weitenheimer watched. The men ripped a towel to fake a suicide. Bruises indicate prior or subsequent brutality.
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Wettenhoeinger
Williams
Young
Howard
Weitenheimer
School Building Change Begins at Central Junior High
Workmen began renovating a classroom east of the Lawton Board of Education room at Central junior high school. The 24 by afoot regular classroom is being converted into a machine bookkeeping room with a new doorway to the Board of Education room. Offices of John Shoemaker and Justin Kuntz will stay.
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Lawton Board of Education
Central Junior High
Board of Education
John Shoemaker
Justin Kuntz
Sill Men to Start Trip to Europe
About 279 soldiers from Fort Sill depart at 5 p.m. today for Germany aboard trains for a gyroscope movement. Trained by the 587th Armored Field Artillery battalion, they become the first packet replacements for the 267th Armored FA battalion at Fliegerhorst Kasserne. Led by Lt. Col. Roy A. Tucker, eight escort NCOs and four officers accompany them from New York City. They arrive in Bremerhaven Aug 20 to fill vacancies from recent discharges.
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Fort Sill
Germany
587Th Armored Field Artilery Battalion
Europe
Sills
267Th Armored FA
597Th
Fliegerhorst Kasserne
Roy A. Tucker
Department of Materiel
New York City
Bremerhaven
Ross To Begin Pilot Training At Fort Sill
Ross Aviation Tulsa will start an eight week instrument training program for Ist Army pilots in the Fourth Army area at Fort Sill. The quarter million dollar Army contract announced July 20 covers 75 hours of flight time and 40 hours of Link trainer time per class. Six classes are planned this fiscal year with about 17 officers per class and seven new aircraft bought for Post Field.
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Ross Aviation, Inc
Tulsa
Fort Sill
Army
Spartan Aircraft Co
Ross
Post Field
Ross, Inc
Sixth Army
San Francisco
Calif
Immed
Mrs Poole Returns From Weekend Visit to Oklahoma City Friends
Mrs. John Poole of Pauls Valley has come home after visiting Mr and Mrs J D Peale at 1508 Columbia and Mr and Mrs Olin Poale in Indios homa over the weekend.
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John Poole
Pauls Valley
J. D. Peale
Columbia
Olin Poale
Indios
Mexico City earthquake leaves hotels damaged and skyline shaken
The tremor battered capital structures with hotels collapsing or sustaining heavy damage. The Continental Hilton lost power and plumbing while guests were trapped, and the 14 story embassy building housing former mayor O’Dwyer’s offices was badly shaken. Officials warned of unsafe downtown blocks as engineers assess damage and call for stricter building codes. The Latin American Tower stood firm as others faltered on Reforma and surrounding avenues.
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New York
William O'Dwyer
Times Square
Caballita
Reforma
del Prado
Banner
Plaza
Mexico City
Polytechnic University
Latin America
Paseo de la Reforma
Benito Juarez Street
Alvaro Obregon Avenue
Mischief and Theft Cases Reported by City Police
Four theft cases and four malicious mischief incidents were under investigation by city police. One suspect was in custody in a grand larceny case. Losses included 53 dollars worth of pipe from Thompson Plumbing Co storage jet. Suspects also siphoned gasoline from a 1953 Chevrolet, and a tire and wheel were stolen from a 1953 Ford. A manifold and carburetor were stolen from a car trunk, and vandals broke the front window of a body shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Plumbing Co
Kenneth Hinson
Euclid
Richard T. Vaughan
Fort St
Ford
Carl Parson
Kingsbury
C. M. Rinehart
Monroe
Ground Observer Corps Plans Wednesday Meeting in Lawton
Ground Observer Corps members will meet at p.m. Wednesday in the Civic room of the Security Bank and Trust Co. building for their fourth first aid course announced by chief observer Dan McPhail. An alert was held atop the bank building from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday as observers watched for enemy planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
At & P
Security Bank & Trust Co
Jesson
Dan McPhail
Security Bank
Home Economics Teachers Busy in Lawton Schools
The 1957-58 term started for six home economics instructors in Lawton Public Schools. Venna Lee Cook and Carrie Fisher joined Lawton High, Opal Clare and Marion Cook at Tomlinson Junior High, and Glaydis Casselt and Gwen Bailey at Central Junior. They met for a conference to coordinate activities while Tomlinson’s plant is completed, and will continue meeting at Central.
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Lawton
Venna Lee Cook
Carrie Fisher
Lawton High School
Opal Clare
Marion Cook
Tomlinson Junior High School
Glaydis Casselt
Gwen Bailey
Central Junior High School
Tomlinson and
Central Home Co
Tomlinson
Home Economies
Central
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Loretta Billy
Frederick
B&g Machine Shop
W. M. Osborn
City Youth
Mexico
Proprieto
Ruma
Paseo de Reforma
Warren Broglie
Ponmwar
Eugene L. Bowman
WIEST
Modal
Arctic Circle
Arctic Girola
Holsey’s
Cache Road
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Ground Observer Corps
Sai Naeem Ey Se
Crook Television Service
Kimery Crook Arpt
LEE
Lawton Plumbing Co
House of Better Service
Wandell Swindell
Cornell
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