Hospital Births and Admissions and Dismissals
Hospital notices record numerous births with names and addresses, including Memorial and Southwestern sections. It lists newborns with parents and times, plus admitted and dismissed patients across multiple streets and cities, noting surgeries and medical treatments.
New Start On Trieste Dispute Seen
United Press reports a new start toward solving the Trieste dispute may arise from Monday talks between Secretary of State Dulles and Italian Premier Scelba in Milan. The meeting centers on Trieste and the European Defense Community pact with Dulles pressing ratification and Scelba seeking a settlement to improve Italian Yugoslav relations.
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South Asia Chiefs Urge Truce Talk
Five south Asian prime ministers from India Pakistan Burma Indonesia and Ceylon return from a four day conference in Colombo urging a cease fire and direct talks to end Indochina hostilities They call on the United States Russia Britain and Communist China to take steps to prevent a recurrence and urge France to commit to Geneva a path to Indochina independence The communique notes Nehru sought to keep all major powers from interfering in Vietminh affairs and calls for China’s admission to the United Nations to ease world tensions All governments have recognized the Peiping regime.
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St. Louis Robber Added to FBI Top 10 List
Raymond Louis Owen Menard and his wife Delores Rose Menard, last uncaught member of a 16‑member St. Louis gang, were named on the FBI ten most wanted list. The couple, linked to 30 St. Louis safebreakings and robberies from 1953 to 1954, remain at large as authorities note past arrests of others in the gang and Menard’s Navy service.
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Pryor Police Chief Dies After Extended Illness
Pryor chief Baugess, age 65, died today after a lengthy illness. A 34 year veteran of peace work he served four years as a guard at McAlester State Penitentiary before joining the Pryor force ten years ago.
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McAlester State Penitentiary
Composer dies in Hollywood at 56
Arthur James Johnston longtime Irving Berlin pianist and composer of Pennies From Heaven Cocktails for Two Just One More Chance and Thanks a Million died after a long illness yesterday in Hollywood at age 56.
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Funeral rites for Mrs Ida Hrbacek in Apache
Ida Hrbacek 83 longtime Apache resident died at 7 p m Sunday while visiting Albert Bauer in Lawton Born January 24 1871 in Stolp Germany she came to the United States at age 10 She married Paul Hrbacek January 24 1894 in Coryell Texas they moved to Apache in 1908 Mr Hrbacek died in 1930 Services set for 2 30 p m Wednesday at St Peter s Lutheran Apache burial at Cache Creek Mission Cemetery Bearers from Apache Crews Funeral Home Apache She survived by son Lewis two daughters Mrs William Bauer Norman and Mrs W A Seidensticker Oconomowoc Wis 20 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren another son Verner died in
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Apache
Donald Hafemann
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St. Peter’s
Cache Creek Mission Cemetery
Clay Williams
Gene Vail
George Mindemann
Preston Tarrant
Kendall Wilson
Carl Dove
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Yanks Visit Australia For Coral Sea Anniversary
One hundred thousand Australians gave a rousing welcome to American military visitors led by Fleet Adm. William Halsey as they arrived in Sydney to mark the anniversary of the Allied victory at the Coral Sea in May 1942.
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Blast Demolishes New Tulsa Home
A blast demolished a new five room Tulsa home yesterday. The Nichols family escaped with minor injuries as the house collapsed trapping a child in a crib. Fire Capt. Paul Shelton attributed the explosion to an accumulation of gas after an airline pilot saw the blast and notified the airport tower.
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Clifton Carver family relocates to Oklahoma City
Special item notes Clifton Carver and his wife moved last week to Oklahoma City. He enrolled in the Oklahoma City Barber College, signaling a new chapter after the move.
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Clifton Carver
Oklahoma City
Barber College
Stop Taking Harsh Drugs for Constipation
Stop taking harsh laxatives and opt for gentle relief. Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative uses senna extract, praised as a natural laxative that eases temporary constipation for the whole family without salts or repeated dosing. Money back if not satisfied. mail bottle to Box 280 New York NY.
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Quadruple Amputee Finds Luck, Independence, And Work
Denver report profiles Jimmy Wilson a 29 year old quadruple amputee who survived a frozen Air Force crash in Vermont. He works in a new office, received government education and a pension, and has a specially designed house and wife. He navigates life with hooks writing, dressing, piano lessons, and repairs for minor injuries, while fearing the dark and coins. He already has his first client a man accused of refusing to serve his country.
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Denver
Jimmy Wilson
Wilson
Announce New Wave Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids
In New York a special report touts a new healing substance Bio-Dyne as an ointment that shrinks hemorrhoids and stops bleeding without surgery. Case after case shows prompt pain relief and shrinking, with buyers urged to ask stores for the product under a money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
Bolivia Surmounts High Altitude Aftermath
Four fifths of Bolivia’s population, about 3 054 000 people, live at elevations above 10 000 feet, highlighting the country’s vast highland habitations and potential climate and health implications for residents in plateau regions.
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Bolivia
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