Hospital Births and Admissions Report From Southwest Area
Births listed for Theodore Wadley and others with locations San Antonio Dallas and Comanche Indian community, many weight details and times. Memorials and admissions include James Fulps Richard Vanhock G Carter and Robert Caldwell with medical and surgical notes. dismissals noted for Otis Spears Jr and family.
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Ceorsia
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Weicht
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W. A Wilson
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W. J. Fulps
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Richard Vanhcock
T. Haitheark
Laird
G. Carter
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Local health workers listed with addresses and births
Medics Warren Huber Wayne Perry Jacob Lea and family members listed at 27100 Wy 1315 Gore 808 N 35th and 2910 Promise. Surgery for Jerry Crow and Mrs Louis J Newton at 1908 Williams. Daughter born May 24.
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Warren Huber
Wayne E. Perry
Gore
Jacob F. Lea
Lea
Jerry O Crow
Atr
James W. Crow
Louis J. Newton
Williams
Church Finance Meeting Stated for June 11
A regional church finance clinic will consider income trends from 10 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. on June 11 at Lawton First Baptist Church. Invitations went to eight area church groups with delegates including leaders from Camanche-Cotton Concord-Kiowa Beekbiun-Mills Harmon J Greer Caddo Tillman Mullins and Arbuckle districts. The Forward Program aims to show methods tested in Oklahoma and elsewhere with principal speaker Robert J Hastingsville Tenn, of the Southern Baptist convention. Also presenting are Dr. T B Lackey and W Grindstaff. Lunch will be served at noon.
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Lawton First Baptist Church
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Harmon
J . Greer
Caddo
Tillmat Mullins
T. B. Lackey
Oklahoma City
Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma
de W. E. Grindstaff
BGCO
H. Tom Wiles
House Group OKs Alaska Statehood
Washington reports the House Foreign Affairs Committee approved an Alaska statehood bill by a 34 to 6 vote. It removed a provision delaying statehood based on a referendum and another delaying transfer of fish and wildlife jurisdiction to Alaska for five years.
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Alaska Statehood
Washington
House Tasular Affairs Committee
Alaska
Jurisdicentior
BPW Plans Installation of New State Officers Wednesday
Mrs. Mavie Detty to be installed as 1957-58 president of the Lawton BPW at the annual installation banquet in Old South Cafeteria Banquet room with Dr. Charles Green as guest speaker. Officers include Virgie Cleveland, Mildred Hunt, Gladys, and Ruth Stallard. past president Leta Smith. Dolly WOL Arlington serves as county welfare director and Oklahoma public welfare official with ties to Osage and Latimer counties. Detty’s background includes Muskogee and Wilburton roles.
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Lawton Business and Professional Women
Tom
Old South
Dixie Seruges
Charles Green
Virgie Cleveland
Mildred Hunt
Vic
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Ruth Stallard
Leta Smith
Dolly
Wol Arlington
Comanche County Department of Public Welfare
Oklahoma Association of County Directors
Lawton Altrusa Club
Lawton Woman's Forum
Chamber of Commerce
University of Oklahoma School of Social Work
School of Nuclear Engineering
Washington State University
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Aggie Instructor Granted Leave to Seek Doctorate
Russell Peterson of Cameron College's English and modern languages department receives a one year leave to pursue a Doctor of Philosophy in modern language at the University of Oklahoma. He will attend the OU summer session and hold a teaching assistantship teaching Spanish in OU's modern languages department starting in the fall term. He plans to return to Cameron for the 1958 59 term.
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Russell Peterson
Cameron College
University of Oklahoma
Peterson
Cameron
Duroy Resigns As Fire Marshal
Ralph Duroy, state fire marshal, resigns to Gov. Gary with July 1 effective date or as soon after as accepted. Legislature abolishes the office next year, duties to move to the Oklahoma Bureau of Investigation. Gov. Gary will confer with OK Bivins before naming a successor. Duroy, formerly Elk City insurer, plans to return to private business.
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Onlahoma City
Ralph Duroy
Raymiond Gary
Gary
Oklahoma Bureau of Investigation
Lr. O. K
More Arrests Eyed In Picket Line Fight
Guntersville Alabama police expect several more arrests and plans to file murder charges after a pitched battle at a feed mill construction site left two dead and six wounded. Sheriff L P Dickson held four suspects on open charges and anticipated murder charges as additional arrests were made.
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Guntersville
Ala
L. P. Dickson
Marshall County
Senate approves jury selection change for city
Oklahoma City Senate approves a law allowing city courts in Norman Lawton Muskogee and Enid to modify jury wheel methods. An emergency clause was attached to a trucking road limits bill after earlier passage failed. Another bill advancing would keep presidential electors chosen by party at state conventions to avoid lengthy primary counts.
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Oklahoma City
Senate
Norman
Lawton
Muskogee
Enid
Bureau of Public Roads
House
Summerag Classes Attract 250 Students This Term
Gordon Paine registrar announced enrollment is expected to hit 150 students on rated fast. Enrollment opens June 3 with late enrollments accepted at 6:30 pm. Summer session runs from June to August in the Ag Night auditorium starting next Monday.
USIA Budget Win Narrowly Survives Senate Push
Congress approves 96.2 million dollars for the U S Information Agency in the State-Justice-Judiciary bill, a net gain over Senate plans but still far below Eisenhower’s request. The package reshapes State Department salaries, education exchanges, and overall totals, with final details pending Senate and House action.
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Washington
U. S. Information Agency
Senate
Senate House
Overseas Information Agency
State Department
House
Eisenhower
Dirst
TSIA
Dry Cleaning Bids Sought at Altus Air Force Base
The base procurement office at Altus Air Force Base invites bids for dry cleaning services for July 1 through December 31, 1957. Bids will be accepted until 2 p.m. June 12, the base information office announced Tuesday.
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Altus Air Force Base
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