Hospital Births and Discharges Feature Oklahoma Updates
A hospital item list reports births at multiple locations including Kiowa’s Ghana, Lawton, and Fort Sill Indian School with daughters and sons born June 12 to June 16. It records admissions for care and surgeries at various streets and rural routes, plus numerous nine to thirteen year old patient entries and discharges including medical and surgical cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Huston
N. 29Th
Terrell Jackson
Fort Sill
Amy Jose Altus
Ie M. J. Glass
Baldwin
Bobby Mowery
Denzel Hawkins
Ferris
Earl Woodall
Faxon
Set
Harry Lipscomb
Marion Taylor
John Franklin Ashton
Indiahoma
Virgil Watson
Mountain Park
Velma Miller
Columbia
Henry Stephenson
Taft
Donna Jane Mikeal
L. I. Mikeal
Marilyn Mae Atkinson
James Cunningham
William Gillsworth
H. Wilson
Stables seek Vanderbilt liveries for Breakers restoration
Newport official laments difficulty finding historic liveries for The Breakers stables. Preservation Society and Countess Szechenyi maintain the site, leasing it for a token fee. Carriages and stalls reflect Vanderbilt era, but no authentic liveries remain as restorers search for suitable garments and gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Herbert T. Smales
Preservation Society of
Newport County
Vanderbilt
Smales
Lazlo Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
NAACP To Hold Meeting In City
The Lawton NAACP branch will sponsor a meeting at 3 p.m. Sunday, June 20, at Bethlehem Baptist church First and Arlington. Guest speaker will be Jimmy Stewart of Oklahoma City. Mrs. Cazie E. Barfield chairs the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Bethlehem Baptist Church
First and
Arlington
Jimmy Stewart
Oklahoma City
Cazie E. Barfield
Oklahoma counties report no traffic fatalities in early 1954
During the first half of 1954, fifteen Oklahoma counties reported zero traffic fatalities to the Highway Patrol, reflecting a period of unusually low lethal crashes across the state. The report highlights regional safety outcomes rather than statewide totals, with counties identified as those reporting no fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Duncan to Arkansas Pipeline Opens By Sept 1
A Duncan to Arkansas petroleum products pipeline will be in service by September 1, carrying 44 000 barrels daily. J R Ellis vice president said the line is being tested after completion and R J Forrest has been appointed general superintendent of the 10 and 12 inch line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okla
Duncan
Memphis
Ark
Seene
J. R. Ellis
Oklahoma Mississippi River Products Line, Inc
R. J. Forrest
The
Great Lakes Line Co
Gencric
Paper Plant Near Calhoun Prep Work Underway
Southern Paper Corp. tests equipment at its multi million dollar newsprint plant near Calhoun Tennessee as officials plan production within weeks. A spokesman said no definite start date and a training program for about 500 workers is under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun, Tenn
Bowaters Southern Paper Corp
Here
Average Canadian consumed 140 pounds of meat in 1953
In 1953 Canadians averaged 140 pounds of meat per person according to national dietary data. This reflects higher meat consumption levels in postwar Canada with per capita intake across the population.
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Joe Harris
Thompson
Star Rt
Theodora Good Bear
Watonga
Dora Tehauno
Lorene Little Raven
Canton
Maxine Whitehorse
Apache
Frances Bully
Ope Provost
Shawnee
van Edward Collins
Verden
Ralph Turtle
Stuart Tonemah
Sammy Pewe
Poste Sunrise
Churchill
Order OF the Garter
Britain
Winston Churchill
Windsor
England
London
Cornelius Vanderbilt
NAACP
City
Duncan-To-Arkansas
Sears
Herb Thomas
Tennessee
Squaw Dress Shop
Cache Road
Hae
Pop
California
America
Cannon
Jam- Dorset Rex
Sth Avenue
Dad
Shorty PJ
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