Future Is Shaky For OU Medics
Oklahoma Governor Johnston Murray warned the University of Oklahoma hospital could be forced to drop a sizable number of medical students if a $220,000 supplemental appropriation is not approved by January. He urged the university and regents to seek funds from the state for higher education to avert a calamity, noting the hospital faces cash shortfalls as the 1955 legislature nears.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
University of Oklahoma Hospital
Murray
University of Oklahoma Board of Regents
State Regents For Higher Education
Tom Sexton
State Regents
University Regents
Gilmer Remains Critical At Home
Oklahoma Safety Commissioner Dixie Gilmer, 52, remained in critical condition Friday at his home. Gilmer, a fiery Tulsa County prosecutor, was named state safety commissioner on April 30, 1951 by Gov. Johnston Murray. He served as Tulsa County attorney for five terms after 1933 to 1937.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Dixie Gilmer
Gilmer
Tulsa
Johnston Murray
Tulsa Woman Dies In California Wreck
LIVERMORE Calif May 21 UP Mrs Jewel Olmstead of Tulsa Okla died Thursday from injuries in a head on collision. Her 52 year old husband suffered serious chest injuries. Also seriously injured were the other car occupants Mr and Mrs Ancheto of Genente Highway patrolmen said Olivi apparently became confused in the eastbound lane. The couple was en route to Vallejo Calif to visit a son.
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Livermore
Calif
Jewel Olmstead
Tulsa
Okla
Rape Ancheto
Genent
Olivi
Vallejo
World’s Just A Big Stage Fail to seize urn prize
Los Angeles May 21 UP coroner Shapiro ruled the “grab bag” prize could not be confiscated he stored it in an old trunk and left the crate in a warehouse unclaimed hoping to auction it. The crate contained an urn with human ashes discovered after the prize was brought home.
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Los Angeles
Shapiro
Fria
Anypace
Safecracker Locks Refrigerator Safe After 30 Years
Ed Henshaw faces a puzzling setback after a safe cracker smashed into his refrigerator shop in San Francisco on May 21 and locked a safe for the first time in three decades, leaving the $200 prize inside inaccessible. In ABASOLO Mexico a sudden election follows the departure of Mayor Garza, two assistants, the village treasurer, and five council members for Texas to become farm laborers.
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San Francisco
Ed Henshaw
Craok
Henshaw
Abasolo
Mexico
Evaristo Garza
Texas
Mutilated book returned after dog torn cover
Librarian Ruth Hoffman in Charles City Iowa reports a man returned a book titled The Care and Treatment of a Dog, explaining his German shepherd tore the cover and most pages. The incident was detailed Friday by Hoff man.
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Charles City
Ruth Hoffman
Teenage Driver Quizzed Over Muffler Fine Mixup
James R. Wilbur, 18, told Judge Fred Donally he was speeding to reach court to pay a muffler fine. Clerk found no muffler record but uncovered an unpaid red light charge. The $2 fine was paid. the red light case awaits ruling.
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Columbus
Ohio
James R. Wilbur
Fred Donally
Wilbur
Federal Court To Rule On Pink’s Mail Impoundment
In Muskogee Oklahoma on May 21 1956 Federal Judge Eugene Rice overruled rancher Pink Williams request to move his case back to state court The suit names Caddo Postmaster Carl Petty and seeks release of Williams mail addressed to him as Cowboy The case was moved to federal court by US attorneys after the post office department impounded Williams mail alleging obscene cards inviting cattlemen to attend a crow eating picnic and receive a free kick in the pants
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Muskogee
Okla
Caddo
Pink
Williams
Eugene Rice
State District Court
Carl Petty
Petty
U. S
Post Office
Eisenhower
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