Hospital births and patient updates across multiple Oklahoma towns
Births listed for Ewing and others with times and weights, plus numerous admissions and discharges. Names include Duncan Fort Sill Indian School staff, Walters and Medicine Park patients, with many surgeries such as appendectomies and tonsillectomies. Admitted and discharged patients span towns like Anadarko Ardmore and Indian Territory, reflecting a busy hospital update page.
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Horace Fowler
Walters
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Smith
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Improvement Club To Meet In Lawton View Area
The Lawton View chapter of the Civic Improvement club will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at New Zion Baptist church. W C Shaw publicity director announced the club aims to make the area a better place to live and invited political candidates to attend and state their attitudes toward ward development.
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Civic Improvement Club
New Zion Baptist Church
W. C. Shaw
Shaw
Lawton View Area
Industrial Prospects See Incentives For Towns
Industry experts urge communities to prepare before approaching prospects. Bullington says first contact should be concise, avoid brochures, and emphasize prior study and pride. Panelists include Bryan, Bullington, Rogers, Hart, and Exall English chairing a plan of action session.
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Rogers
Estal Hart
Department of Commerce and Industry
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Lawton
Oklahoma Development Council
Changes In Free Food Distribution Plan Discussed
State and federal officials briefed Sixth district county commissioners and welfare agents on changes to expedite food commodity distribution. Oklahoma Public Welfare director L B E Rader explained collaboration with the USDA and grass root agents. The plan allows dual name authorization cards for husbands and wives and designates a permanent recipient for disabilities. Comanche County asked about higher rice allotments. officials noted need basis and potential adjustments. The meeting in the District courtroom covered caseloads, staffing, and program expansion from the OERB since 1954.
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Sixth District
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L. BE. Rader
Oklahoma Public Welfare Department
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma Emergency Relief Board
Welfare Department
Bader
Comanche
Earl Woesner
Comanche County
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Rader
James Overicl
Fred Harris
Lawton
Roy Johnson
Toby Mor
Pete Wynn
Sixth District County Commissioners Association
Party Doll Dance Planned Saturday In Lawton Youth Center
Mrs. Jack Howe announces a Party Doll dance at the Lawton Youth Center on March 9 from 7:45 p.m. to midnight. Prizes for best dressed couples, five piece band, admission 50 cents, open to youth center members with new cards.
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Bell
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Sill Man Faces Check Charge
Curtis L. Whitehead of Fort Sill is jailed on a second degree forgery charge after a Clyde Williams forged check was cashed at Lawton Brace and Appliance. County Attorney Warren Crane reported the incident and the check totaled twenty pounds.
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Fort Sill
Warren Crane
Whitehead
Clyde Williams
Lawton Brace and Appliance
Private Eye Dated Spied On Film Star
Hollywood private detective Fred Olash testified at a Thursday hearing about spying on film stars Anita Ekberg and Anthony Steel for Confidential and Whisper magazines. He described photographing Ekberg at her Bel-Ar home as part of assignments for Hollywood Research Ltd and noted stolen story files from ex-New York cop Barney Ruditsky.
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Anthony Steel
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Olash
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New York
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Clash
Hollywood Research, Ltd
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Bel-Ar
Anthony Steer
Nasser Rejects Suez Principles Reported by New York Times
Cairo dispatch says Egyptian President Nasser claims he is no longer bound by Dag Hammarskjold six principles guiding Suez Canal operations. The six call for canal insulation from politics, free transit, recognition of Egyptian sovereignty, tolls by agreement, fair tolls for canal development, and dispute arbitration. The principles were endorsed by the Security Council and supported by British and French leaders in earlier talks.
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Army Officer Promotions and Assignments Listed
Army orders outline assignments for general and field officers including Col Raymond G. Jones and Majors Daniel, Kerr, and Taney. The notice names numerous officers across Washington DC, Alabama, and Georgia and confirms aviation and senior pilot designations.
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Light Rain Seen During Weekend Forecast
Weekend forecast for Lawton area calls for mild temperatures with scattered light rain Saturday and Sunday. Highs in the 60s with a low in the upper 60s tonight. Long range outlook shows 3 to 6 degrees above normal. Oklahoma rain Thursday limited to western section, Altus seeing up to 0.6 inch.
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Oklahoma
San Inch
Altus
Lloyd Newton Memorial Scottish Rite class meet in McAlester
J W Brown of 1003 East and W Pippir of 305 Gore joined 139 candidates forming the Lloyd Newton Memorial Scottish Rite class that met this week at Indian Consistory in McAlester. It was the first reunion there this year.
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Woodrow W. Pippir
Gore
Lloyd Newton
McAlester
Fantus Report pins nine industries for southwest Oklahoma
Lyman Bryan of the Oklahoma Development Council named nine target industries from the Fantus Economic Survey during a luncheon at Lawton Chamber of Commerce. He urged thorough prospecting of additional sectors and cited Ada and Coalgate garment plants as examples of effective diversification. He warned against expecting instant success and emphasized using Fantus data to guide decisions based on water and power resources. Oklahoma's industrial payrolls grew from 55,000 to 200,000 over the past decade, signaling potential for continued progress.
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Navy tests to simulate satellite launch stages within six months
Navy missile chief John E. Clark announced that all three stages of earth satellite launching equipment will be tested within six months. Robert Bauman of the Naval Research Laboratory added that a two-stage engine test is expected in under two months. The tests do not involve an actual satellite or the planned 300 mile altitude. Vanguard, the Glenn L. Martin Co., leads the project. Clark noted the defense secretary’s remark about one land based missile program, while the Navy will continue sea based missile testing with Polaris.
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Experts To Examine Hen Laying Banana Shaped Eggs
Poole England farmers report a hen laying banana shaped eggs. Poultry experts planned to study the hen after farmer Wilfred Waterman observed 150 fowls for weeks to identify the unusual bird.
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England
Wilfred Waterman
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