Hospital Births And Dismissals List From Local Memorial
Memorial and Southwestern hospital items record numerous births including a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Berton Walters at 5 23 am on March 26 weighing 5 pounds 10 13 ounces, and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hilde. Dismissals include Andrew Hicks and Mrs. Jo Alvin with several medical entries for patients from Fort Sill and Oklahoma areas. Also notes Indian School admissions and various medical transfers and surgeries.
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Marion James
Kyura
Edward Champagne
VT Ovroun
Avoam
Mes
Dwayne Tas Smith
Mys
Tossie
Washington, Bern
Ariel Nensed
Hutson
Cache
Andrew Hicks
Marel
Pint
Herbert Hurt
Fort Sill
Porn
Herbert Hirt
Trohert Shrader
A.iphard
B. Prichard
Dearborn
Toki Breyer
Mountain Park
Irs
Rhines Grooms
Horn Odhareh
Wo Crewe
J. Ee Milley
Lee
Joseph Burke
Bell
F. Tulford
Hobart
Herschel Donne
Taylor
Southwestern
Jimmy Berton
Walters
D. Kelley
Gore
Charles Ingle
Gene Ingle
New York
Kenneth Bilbrey
Byron Heaver
Fort Sill Indian School
Alfred Lemire
Thomas Decker
Chattanonga
Aerial
Andrew Mansinne Jr
Fort Sil
Jo Alvin
Billy Bridges
Meek Park
Odessa
Tex
Stillwater Police Captain Resigns to Write Books
After 24 years on the Stillwater force, Capt. Glenn Shirley resigns to devote time to writing projects piling up for years. He helped draft the state pension law in 1929 and is a published author with three books on Western lore. A fourth, on Pawnee Bill, due in July.
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Stillwater
Glenn Shirley
Shirley
Business Women Hold Annual Tea at Hotel Lawtonian
Thirteen guests attended the Lawton American Business Women Association annual Land of Friendship Tea at the Hotel Lawtonian. Members and guests included Mrs. Ruth Atkin, Bettee Prigmore, Miss Lund, Mrs. Lena Anderson, Mrs. Geneva Bernabeth Chalkley, Mrs. Gladys Harris, Miss Sue Teilosd, and others as they learned ABWA aims during the event with decor, music, and membership table remarks.
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Lawton American Business Womens Association
Lawtonian
ABWA
Dineider
ASATA
Eermadine
Alisys
Ruby Mary
Bool
Ruth Atkin
Bettee Prigmore
Miss Lund
Aly Starns
Bertha Wallis
Lena "Anderson
iMre
E Burnett
Lodell Goode
Ey Kniffin
Helen Dunn
Leta Smith
Geneva Bernabeth Chalkley
Gladys. Harris
Sue Teilosd
Knights Templar Convention in Lawton April 21 22
The 62nd annual Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of Oklahoma announced by G C Darling names chairmen and expects about 400 delegates to gather April 21 and 22 at the Hotel Lawtonian. Key posts include Morehead Young Smith Winthrop Vanderpool Larrance Sr Keathley Capshaw Cleveland Meisel Fuqua Koenig Whitaker and Henry Jones as Lawton Commandery No 18 commander.
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Comnine
Grand Commandery of Knights ‘Templar of
Oklahoma
Ivy
G. C. Darling
Lawtonian
Jack Morehead
House Committee
Charley Young
Bill Smith
Howard Winmouth
Louis A. Vanderpool
Fred Larrance Sr
John Keathley
M. B. Capshaw
Lee Cleveland
George Meisel
Koenig Fuqua
Jack Whitaker
D. Henry Jones
Lawton Commandery No. 18
Education Group Discusses Slow Learners Class
Lawton education leaders discussed slow learners at Garfield elementary. Special education instructor Mrs. Wiezel Son showed slides as John Shoemaker explained staffing challenges for an 11 to 15 year old program and potential setup for 1937 58. Harold Fiaglish presided. Wo FE Cruse joined.
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Lawwton
Wiezel Son
Garfield
Lawton
Shoemaker
Harold Fiaglish
Cruse
O. L. Parson
John French
Joe Cu
Carl Schow
Robert Gemmell
V. Carmichael
Opal Bradley
Bernell Gilbert
John Shoemaker
Sam Joyner Jr
Israel Rabbis Seek U S Travel Lift for Passover Pilgrimage
In Jerusalem the two chief rabbis urged the U S State Department to lift travel bans to the Middle East so American Jews could visit Israel for Passover. Rabbis Isaac H. Herzog and Xissim noted Passover pilgrimages to the Holy Land are a historic, rarely interrupted tradition.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
U. S. State Department
Middle East
Israel
Edward Sr
Isaac H. Herzog
Xissim
Pittsburg County Grand Jury Reconvenes Probe Tomorrow
The Pittsburg County grand jury reconvenes in McAlester tomorrow to press its inquiry into county offices. Twenty three witnesses have already testified as officials face scrutiny after Sheriff Dee Sanders was suspended by the County Commission on charges of maladministration and corruption in office.
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McAlester
Pittsburg
Dee Sanders
Funeral Rites for Mrs. R. E. Pickett
Mrs. R. E. Pickett 16, of 1214 C. died in a local hospital after a short illness. Lawton Funeral home will announce services. Born October 34 3880 in Arkansas City Kaw she settled near Lawton in 1907 and moved to Lawton in 1943. Former Cora May Peters married Robert E. Pickett November 8 1899 in Ashton Kaw. Survivors include son Gerald, daughter Erma, two brothers Roy and E. E. Peters, two sisters Myrie Peters and Hattie Porter, and two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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R. E. Pickett
Lawton
Gerald Pickett
Madison
Erma Pickett
Roy Peters
E. E. Peters
Geronimo
Myrie Peters
Hattie Porter
Lawsen
Two Virginia Robin Hoods Confess All to Police
Fairfax Virginia police report two 20 year old men Chauncey W Beavers Jr and 21 year old Robert W Harlow confessed Monday to breaking and entering the home of engineer Arthur L Donahew and stealing about 10000 in cash kept in a tin box. The pair bought two used state police cruisers at an auction in Richmond and spent the rest on clothes women and charity claiming they wanted to live fast and die young. Beavers said he and Harlow had known the Donahew family socially for a long time and that Beavers gave away money to people in need including 209 to the March of Dimes. Harlow likened their actions to Robin Hood. Police said Beavers chased cars in the used cruiser while wearing a stolen police uniform.
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Fairfax
Virginia
Ft. Belvoir
Richmond
Chauncey W. Beavers Jr
Groveton
Robert W. Harlow
del Ray
Arthur L. Donahew
Beavers
Donahew
Harlow
State Boy Scout Leaders Plan Local Fund Campaigns
Leaders from eight of nine Oklahoma Boy Scout Councils gathered in Chickasha to discuss raising 150000 dollars in October campaigns. Dr. C Dan Procter president of Oklahoma College for Women heads the fundraising committee. Councils from Ponca City Muskogee Tulsa Ardmore McAlester Fund Chickasha attended.
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Chickasha i
Oklahoma
C. Dan Procter
Oklahoma College For Women
Ponca City
Muskogee
Tulsa
Ardmore
McAlester
Fund
Chickisha
Deaf mute prisoner's appeal rejected by parole board
The Pardon and Parole Board refused clemency for George Kiddy, 39, serving a life term for the 1948 murder of Mrs. Angelina Dreadfulwater near Tatlequah. The deaf mute inmate's bid for freedom was denied after his appeal was heard.
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Grawin Uwa
Mourder
Pardon and Parole Board
George Kiddy
Angelina Dreadfulwater
Tatlequah
Steer Shot Eight Times By Louisville Police
A steer escaped from the Louisville stockyards and resisted police efforts. Officers fired bullets and a rifle, with the animal finally falling after the eighth shot to the forehead. The damaged meat will be destroyed.
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Louisville
Steinbeck Declines Oklahoma Centennial Invitation
John Steinbeck, author of The Grapes of Wrath, declined Oklahoma's semi centennial celebration invitation. He said he will sail for Europe soon, disappointing some state legislators who hoped he would attend.
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Steinbeck
Oklahoma City
John Steinbeck
Oklahoma
California
Yester
Europe
Capital Dance Hall Burns Down in Oklahoma City
Capital Dance Hall at Flinwood Park on U S Highway 77 southeast corner of Oklahoma City burned early today. Firefighters found the building already ablaze and no damage estimate was available. Fire inspector Ruhl Potts said the cause likely will not be learned since the roof was already engulfed when units arrived.
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Oklahoma City
Flinwood Park
U. S. Highway VT
Ruhl Potts
Navy Gets New Combat Plane
The Chance Vought F-1 Crusader began Navy operations at Cecil Field Florida as the first fast carrier capable aircraft. It holds a 1015 mph speed record and marks multiple aviation firsts including carrier operations and high altitude combat capability.
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Dallas
US. Navy
Navy
Cecil Field
Florida
Chance Vought
NATO Plans Own Radar Net And Telecom System
NATO plans to build a unified telecommunications system and an early warning radar network for allied forces. The move, approved by 14 nations, adds about 620 million dollars to the infrastructure program, bringing total NATO spending to about three billion. The U.S. share is just under 40 percent, roughly 250 million dollars.
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Paris
NATO
U. S
Bomb Hoax Triggers Capitol Search in Harrisburg
More than ten police officers scoured every floor of the 450 room State Capitol Building after an anonymous caller warned of a bomb. No device was discovered and the search ended without incident.
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Harrisburg
State Capitol
Allied Officers to Speak at Cameron College Assembly
Four allied officers from the US Army Artillery and Guided Missile School will address Cameron College on Wednesday at 11 am. Capt. F. C. Willmore of the Canadian Army, Capt. Heinz H. Ruske of the German Army, Capt. Wahid Mohammed of the Pakistan Army, and Lt. Thavara Ralana sedi of the Royal Thailand Army will speak. The event is sponsored by Cameron College's military department, led by Lt. Col. Sam J. Bradley.
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US. Army Artillery and Guided Missile School
Cameron College
F. C. Willmore
Heinz H. Ruske
Wahid Mohammed
Pakistan Army
Thavara Ralanasedi
Royal Thailand Army
Cameron College Military Department
Sam J. Bradley
Huk Rebels Strike For First Time Since Magsaysay Death
Twenty Communist Huk rebels attacked a village north of Manila in the first major action of the year and the first outbreak since President Ramon Magsaysay died. The raiders, wearing army fatigue uniforms, wounded a guard and raided two homes at San Clemente in Tarlic province.
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Manila
Ramon Magsaysay
Philippine Army
San Clemente
Tarlic
Officers Surround Feed Mill After Suspected Burglary
Dozens of Edmond officers surrounded a local feed mill last night after Patrolman George Griggs spotted a shadowy figure inside. They forced a window and entered, but found no one until a man was located under a couch beneath the window they had crawled through.
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Edmond
George Griggs
Handicapper Loses Wife in Default Divorce Decree
Superior Judge Newcomb Condee ruled James D. B. Slarns out of the race by default divorce after Mrs. Ellis L. Slarns testified he favored handicap horses over paying attention to her.
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Los Angeles
Newcomb Condee
James DB. Slarns
Ellis L. Slarns
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