Hospital Births and Discharges Across Several Communities
A long list of births and medical discharges appears, noting newborns with parents and residences such as 2816 G Horn, 30 am birth times, weights from 3 to 8 pounds, and several named physicians and hospitals. Includes patients admitted for medical and surgical care, with names like Jig Dibble, James McLawn, Avie Jub, and Charles Simpson, and locations across Fort Sill, Comanche, Apache regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLawn
Steling
Srv
Avie J Jub
Horn
Deinehier
Billy Jy Tiler Vila
Wright S
Ashistttiets Iver Ween Potley
Kingin Stirs
Thora i Simpson
Roth
Fea
Elemey Af
Owen
Cathedrealis Cil
Michiel P. Apaetman
Awl Mes
Sous Kman
ANAB
Wirshivestiet
Res Mathews
Sut
Tyusttig
Pavedelve
Ena
Irate
Reberk
Perthy- Wi
Ciche
Troutmin
Mrs. Due Champion
Deve
Prevdivstl
Mee
Donald L. Giles
Meric
Cat Culler
Fort Sil
Medica Tuiglolpl
Cils
Comanche
Shed
Feni
Ideho A. Soh
Apache
Mry
Scelyo
Medical
Coty Priodiman
Dear Horn
Dimes Drive Totals Delayed Officials Say
Officials of the 1957 March of Dimes campaign report that proceeds from January drives are not yet determined and may take about a week to finalize after funds are collected and bills paid. The chairman, Gordon Paine, notes several events contributed to the effort and a running tally was not kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Paine
Faine
Texans Charged With Hijacking Near Lawton
Three men from Fort Worth were charged with hijacking after a daytime robbery and abduction near Lawton. The Burkes, tied and left in a Cadillac, reported revolvers and jewelry stolen valued over 1500. Police chased the suspects, recovering stolen items and detaining them before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iagneels
Peclina
Polite
Avito
Stes
Chester Burke
Euple
Aaa
Lawton
Burkes
Ted Femether
Ull
Ty Burke
Cache
Eio
Henry A. Bartels
Jeromy Bransenim
Bears
Oklahoma state market report lists prices for eggs livestock and butter
Oklahoma City and Enid reports show egg prices steady to weak with varying No. 1 offers. butterfat prices mixed by city. cattle calves and hogs receipts sharply curtailed with bids softer for cows and bulls while sows hold. small lambs and yearlings scarce with limited demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omlanoma City
State Board of Agriculume Storiny
Trevors
Guy Mon
Tooker
Alva
Bhiukwell
Enid
Woobut
Macdford
Bikoh
Clinton
Edmond
Tl Reno
Thanes
Kingfisher
Vici
Yue Frederick
Munkoger
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Vinib
Ions
Shattiek
Elk City
Blackwell
Vinita
Pauls Valley
Lawton
Watonga
Cliyton
el Reno
Okklahami City
Watenga
Vienna
Eil City
Tiniel
Lawhenn
Sualluck
Clifton
Alwa
Pauls Valtry
Dalatioma City
Onlahoma City
Eisenhower commentary on Middle East and policy stance
President Eisenhower discussed Middle East tensions including Israel's withdrawal and Gulf access, and outlined U S positions on the Gul of Aden, UN diplomacy, and international waterways. He noted limits of personal judgments, endorsed preliminary settlement phases, and urged UN involvement. He opposed turning the White House into a museum while supporting modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Nilion
Ising Sits
Saudi Arabia
Tsrui
Tsruel
Gura Strip
Adalatea
Eisenhower
United Stavies
Gulf
State Department
Senate
Acrin- Strata
Fite
Congress
Washington
United Nations
Seven Injured In City Wrecks In Busy Traffic Day
A wave of city accidents left seven people injured, four hospitalized, with incidents continuing through today. Notable crashes occurred at Fourth and F and Sixth and Ferris, injuring Richard D. Ewall and George Adams among others, with multiple youths treated or hospitalized after collisions in the downtown area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth
Richard D. Ewall
Duncan
Leta G. Pennington
Dévalt
Tday
Geoge Adams
Moles
Fort Sill
Ferri
Virgil Yoager
Chevrolet
Forte Rental Corp
Ferris
William I F. Cramer
Ellis Motel
Adams
Third
Bell
Garrett
Wyatt Boy
Parsons
State 4-H Award Winners Named From Local Chapters
State honors were awarded to top 4-H youth from local chapters. Captain winners include Jones in first place for boys and Miss Purs for girls, with Bryant Tulsa and Patricia Bell Woodward among runner ups. Essays and scrapbooks showcased leadership, citizenship, perseverance, and community welfare efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LHS
Wolverine Lore
Homemakers of America
Wolverettes
Lealers
Letlom
Jones
Bryant
Tulsa
Agnes
George W. Roulon
Oklahoma City
Woodwat
Barbara Taster
Darlene Owens
uWsa
Davis Named Education Leader with Oklahoma Ties
Davis, a long time school administrator and former Oklahoma Education Association president, is pursuing a doctorate while holding AC M and OSA affiliations. His wife Wilma teaches in Velma Alma, and their children include Don and Karen. Retired WSgt Charles E. Kelly, recalled to active duty as a full colonel before returning to master sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Acm College
Stillwater
Davis
ACT
American Association of School Administrators
Oklahoma Education Association
Oklahoma State
Southwest! Idistriet Oba
QUSA
Tian
Wallers Rotary Club
Velma-Alma Lions Club
Wilma
Velma-Alma
Delta Kappa Gamma
Myr
Don
Karen K
The
Univers of Oklahoma
Wsgt
Charles E. Kelly
U.S. Army
IMG
Dayan greets UN force as Gaza UNEF arrives
Israeli chief of staff Maj. Gen. Moshe Dayan meets Danish Col. Gail Eng Alin as UN force begins patrols in Gaza City. The arrival follows a tense withdrawal of Israelis and cautious silent Arabs while a curfew and sporadic gunfire mark the start of UNEF presence amid fears of Egyptian civil administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isrel
UNF
Gaza City
Moshe Dayan
U.N
Dayan
Gail Eng Alin
Enghorn
Istartis
Strip
UNEF
Ond
Gaza
Nasser
Nehru
Ward
Jaycees Discuss Current Business And Upcoming Events
Lawton Jaycees held a Wednesday noon meeting led by president Fred Larrance Jr. The club planned a regional basketball journey set for March 13 to 15 and a livestock show and sale underway. Guests Bill Brady Guy Sebult and Arlen Johnson of Latlen attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Javetes
Fred Larrance Jr
Jaycee
Bill Brady
Guy Sebult
Arlen Johnson
Latlen
Bond Syndicate Bids Fail for End Issue in Abilene
Lawson's three banks joined a national syndicate that failed to bid for the end issue. Prominent banking houses participated. Bankers say such bond purchases diversify investments and support sound banking practices as Abilene Texas recently sold bonds bearing up to 4 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicuee
Lawson
Abilene Tex
Man draws knife in hotel room threat during attack
In a hotel incident Coryell entered a room where a woman in pajamas faced a switchblade threat and a demand she reveal what he believed she knew. He locked the door and claimed a kill unless she prayed as airman Brannon inside alerted police. Coryell was later arrested. trial records cited as proof of guilt in front of Judge Landers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avor
Dresaid
Coryell
Herheart Brannon
Sheppard Afb
Mrs. Yort
Lewis Derke
Robert 3. Landers
Funeral Rites Planned for Mrs Bonnie Hollowell
Special funeral services are set for Mrs Bonnie J Hollowell of Rt 1 Fletcher at 2 30 p m Friday in Sterling Methodist Church with Rev Harold Harrod officiating. Burial follows in Sterling Cemetery with Dalton Funeral Home directing. Surviving are her husband Roy B Hollowell a daughter Inyce Troutt four sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Bonnie J
Roy B. Hollowell
Sterling Methodist Church
Inyce Troutt
Newrillas
Darcie Stuter
Omaha
Neb
Nora Musser
Chehalis
Wash
Inez Brown
Kansas City
Alpha Haas
Carlsbad
N. M
George Shinn
Vinson
Clarence Shinn
California
Missing crew of San Francisco mission as ship collision reported
Philadelphia spokesman for Mathieson Tanker Industries lists crew members missing from the Mission of San Francisco. Names include Capt William Allen age 44 of Galveston, Chief Mate Joseph A Healy Jr 40 of Westport MA, Second Mate George General 36 of Yaphank NY, Third Mate John Crowley, Radio Operator David Black 46 of New Orleans, Purser James Bartlett 30 of New York, Bos’n Edward Reneau Graves TX, Quartermaster Charles Bolling New Orleans, Stew Thomas Andanar 48 of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Mathieson Tanker Industries of
William Allen
40Th St
Galveston
Tex
Joseph A. Healy Jr
Westport
Mass
George General
Yaphank, L.J
John Crowley
David Black
New Orleans
James B. Lartlett
New York
Edward Reneau
Smith St. Graves
Charles L. Bolling
Steward Thomas Andanar
Binger's Pageant Group Rehearses for Easter Pageant
The Binger Oklahoma group rehearses Scene 29 Jesus Meets Zacchaeus for the Wichita Mountains Easter Pageant to be staged April 21 in the Holy City. Jack Batten and Mrs Batten lead the out of town groups with Craig Pierson assisting. Anadarko meets March 42 for a first rehearsal while Oklahoma City gathers Friday March 15. Women from these groups join the angel chorus and participate in multiple scenes including the triumphal entry and the march to Calvary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binger
Okla
Jesus Meets Zacchaeus
Wichita Mountains
Jack Batten
Batten
Craig Pierson
Holy City
Anadarko
Oklahoma City
Angel Chorus
Area Labor Demand Shows Big Increase
A 173 percent rise in February openings filled was reported by Mrs. Virginia Kidson of the Lawson Oklahoma State Employment Service. Openings grew from 514 in February 1956 to 622 non farm jobs last month, with 30 residents referred to out of area jobs. Wholesale retail led with 780 placements, plus 63 in construction, and others in manufacturing finance and more. The three county area Comanche Dutton Stephens recorded 1 362 initial applications, down from January and with 443 new applications in the past month. Special counseling served six applicants. 163 aptitude tests given, with placements across professional managerial clerical service and skilled semi skilled and unskilled fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Kidson
Lawson
Oklahoma State Employment Service
Kitson
Comanche
Dutton
Fr Cme
Probers Eye Oregon Bribe in Senate Inquiry
Senate racketeering hearings probe an alleged bribe to an Oregon public official tied to gambling and vice in Portland. Robert F. Kennedy cites a new tack as witnesses discuss protection payments and a $20,000 bribe scheme involving Portland underworld figures and labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington—Senate
Oregon
Robert F. Kennedy
Teamsters
Seattle
Vice
Portland
Ore
McClelan D-Arks
Big Dim
Kennedy
Filkins
Pageant Reading Cast To Rehearse
The fourth rehearsal of the reading cast in the 1957 Easter Pageant will be held at 7 39 p m today at the home of Reece Russell 1002 B Russell is assistant director of the reading cast group Reading cast members meet each Thursday evening until the pageant on April 21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece Russell
B. Russell
Convention Speakers and Events Slated for Friday and Saturday
E KK Euler of Los Angeles will speak at 12 noon Friday luncheon. James Binder district ten director NAPC will address a 2 pm business session. Edwin L Baron of Chicago will perform at 7 pm. Buffer supper and fun night follow. Election of new officers on Saturday, ending with a dinner dance in the Lawtanian ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. KK. Euler
Los Angeles
Calif
James
Binder
District Ten
NAPC
Edwin L Baron
Chicago
Ill
Lawtanian
Man Admits Killing Baby in Mormon Church Lawn
Sacramento authorities awaited a psychiatric report on sanity as Roy Brinan, 31, admitted kicking a baby to death on a church lawn. Brinan said he “had the urge to do it” and was charged with murder after Kathleen Thompson was found fatally beaten at a going away party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Roy
Rudolph B. Teller
Stockton State Hospital
Harris George Brinan
Brinan
Sheif
Kathleen Thompson
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Layis Ayer
Teme
Sure Gore Tall Boh
A. Behring
Waller Reynolds
Bobby Hurd
Herman Hurd
Snyder
Mose Stein
James Toffington
T. J. Huffington
White
Karen Jordan
Elbert Jordan
Columbia
Mark Littlejohn
Lawrence Littlejohn
ISO SB Medical
Cyrthie Hens Gaughter
Hennessee
Cal
John W. Tavis
Gore
Richard Greer
Jarl
Melvin S. Isu
Tarih
Aibuitiess
Luthor Banks
Monroe
Mary Estelle Clare
Anyperry
Tolman Kay Gordon
Milo Gordon
Fopris Moedicat
Aubrey Wayne Garrett
Col- Wimbie Medica
A. W. Pearson
Guy Cleplon
Tis
Sure Gers
Eeker Joe Cypert
Edgar Cypert
Granitt
Ralph McIntost
Medicine Park
Trichard Taylor
Williams
Viola Franklin
Lake
Tmedical
BL F_ Buller
Sar Bary
Lee Knowles
Maple
Richard Scruggs
Stanley Sasserdoll
Henry Zavadil
Billy Hutchings
Cache Road
Judy Kay Bandoll
J. Z. ‘Bancroft
Edwid King
Lake, Rurzaty
R. ML Ramey
U. S. Indtan
Eba Parsal
Colony
Withur Penn
Thomas Jones
Floyd
Taéhimahkera
Christine Sajoe
May Tsoufigh
Pere Dyvin
Perry Francis Nut
Ork of
Fort Worth
Butler Steady
Prires
Eger
Oersens
Guineas Cocks
IEE
White House
Nali
Whenley
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
Lisernhower
Hall
Hella
Full
Dan
Mynning
New York. Friends Hare
Fisenhower
Gen Brownell
Justice Department
Clinton, Tenn
Department
Ifie Ca
Foreign Aid
Ree Lion Brak Ho
Citizens Advisory
Stout
Benjamin Fairless
United States
Free Nations
China
Dulles
U.S
Red
Advarre
Atonth
Press
Sunday Mail
Ala
Ueda
Press & Sun
Sanders
Caza
Jaycees
Security Bank
R. M. Dodson
Bonnie Hollowell
Probers Eye
ILE
Meilinies
Nelson
West Bend
Pmaye
Gs Nu
Greare Vik
Coro
West Berd
Zale’s
Ray Yee An
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