Oklahoma Hospital Births and Admits Report
Births include sons and daughters to Haag Kopepassah Pokerny Dacey Alexander Council Jones Hodge McGee Goldman Tanner Seay and others with times and weights. Admissions list patients by last name and address for medical and surgical treatment. discharges include Paula Wigington and others.
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Robert J. Pokerny
Liberty
I. B. Dacey
D. M. Alexander
Sterling
Allen H. Council
Jimmy Jones
Jaroes Hodge
Willis McGee
S. 5Th
Donald
Goldman
Hoover
M. R. Tanner
Wilbur Seay
Cache
Paula K. Harris
Donald Harris
Bell
Deniy Caudle
Doyle Caudle
Ozman
David Parker
Coat Parker
Jefferson
Medical
Population estimates show migration loss in Oklahoma
The Bureau releases a 1950 to 1956 population estimate noting Oklahoma had essentially no net migration and an overall loss of 186,000 people. The report cites a broader distribution shift with Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast states gaining about 25 percent.
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Bureau
Oklahoma
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast Region
WRECK AND FATALITIES REPORT BLURRY DETAILS
A pickup truck collision at 11th and C injures an 12 year old Jerry Ross of Parkview and prompts transfer to Fort Sill after initial care at Memorial hospital. A 30 year old Lawton woman is treated and released after a SE Seventh collision with a 1933 Oldsmobile. Sgt David Cuting of Fort Sill faces driving in the center lane charges. Funeral services for Fletcher boys Carpenter and Calloway are set in Fletcher and Marlow cemeteries with Dalton Funeral Home in charge.
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Jerry Ross
Parkview
Memorial Hospital
Fort Sill
Douglass Kirkham
Monroe
Lawton
SE Seventh
East B
David Cuting
Fort. Sill
Center
Fletcher
Baptist
Carpenter
W. I. Carl Penter
Calloway
Marlow
Evelyn
Yates
Cortez
Colo
Claude Calloway
Dunban
Billy
Dean Calloway
Elba
Ala
Jimmy
Don Calloway
Fort’ Eustis
Satellite advances spark Cold War launch debate
Soviet Sputnik II signals push in space race provokes Western leaders to stress U S missile and satellite priorities. Experts note weight and payload questions while Moscow hints Kudryavka may return animal safely. Congress leaders urge clearer coordination as U S proceeds with Vanguard and other programs.
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Hagen
Moscow
Kudryavka
Congress
Defense McElroy
Cincinnati
U.S
McElroy
Pentagon
Fisenhower
U. S
Fort Sill Master Sergeant Retires After 28-Year Hitch
After more than 28 years in the Army M Sgt Robert E Stanley retires to Lawton with his wife and family. Brig Gen John C Hayden presents a certificate of achievement to the G2 chief clerk while Brig Gen Philip C Wehte signs. Stanley served 23 years in Hawaii and holds the Asiatic Pacific Campaign Ribbon and World War II Victory Medal.
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AETER
John C. Hayden
Fort Sill
Robert E. Stanley
Geraldine Piquet
Isabel
Daniel H. P. Stanley
U.S. Army
M-Set
Lawton
Philip C. Wehte
Schoor
Sgt
Stanley
Headquarters Battery
US. Army
A&mc
Hawaii
Lawton High School
Nobel Peace Prize winner calls for soul-searching after Soviet threat
A Nobel laureate urged soul-searching over Western reactions to the Soviet Union and its new space force while Sir Leslie Munro of New Zealand said easing fear could aid peace talks. Curly the dog dominated headlines as Moscow hinted at Curly’s space mission and survival prospects.
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Minneapolis
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
U. N. General Assembly
Curly
Moscow
Earth
Washington
Vanguard
Boston
Reward Offered For Night Vandalism Suspects
Police report ongoing vandalism incidents citywide with tires punctured by ice picks and knives at streets, theaters, and stadium lots. Police Chief Ron Whealley endorses a mayoral office distributed reward to aid arrests. contributors include local businessmen whose customers were victims.
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Halloyen
Ron
Whealley
Severa
Ars Victims
Jee
Keating Heads to Phoenix for National Reclamation Convention
Miller Keating Lawton Chamber of Commerce secretary manager will leave this afternoon for Phoenix Arizona to attend the National Reclamation Association convention. Seventeen states will be represented. They will return this weekend.
Baptists To Hear City Pastor Talk at Oklahoma Convention
Rev. Bob Harris of Trinity Baptist Church will address the 32nd annual Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma November 12 to 14 at Tulsa First Baptist. He will report on religious literature and the Baptist Messenger committee which he chairs. Dr. H. Tom Wiles of Lawton First Church heads the nominating committee for the 1935 convention. About 4 000 Baptist leaders are expected. Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee will feature a concert by the Bison Glee Club. President John W. Raley will deliver the 25th annual convention address on Beyond These Gates.
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Bob Harris
Trinity Baptist Chrch
Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma
Tulsa
First Baptist Church
Harris
Baptist Messenger
The
Messenger
Oklahoma Baptists
Baptist Men's Brotherhood
Woman's Missionary
Union
Baptist
World Missions
Oklahoma Baptist. University
Shawnee
Bison Glee Club
Warren M. Angell
the Fine Arts College
John W. Raley
OBU
Midland Pilot Reports Low Flying Bluish Object
An unidentified mother and two children saw a large bluish object flying very low last night. Od is Echols, owner of KCLV in Clovis, New Mexico, described a light streak like a fireball moving southeast around 9 pm Saturday. He plans to report his investigation to Washington, stating it may be a spacecraft from a neighboring planet.
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Midland
Qodis Echols
KCLV
Clovis
N.M
Washington
Osu Receives Portion of Science Training Grant
Washington Oklaho State University will receive part of a 450 000 National Science Foundation grant for additional training of high school science teachers. This marks the third year OSU has participated in the program.
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Washington
Oklaho
State” University
National Scieence Foundation
Osu
DOG Continues From Page One Butter Markets and Livestock Report
Chicago butter steady. Oklahoma City cattle and hog market summaries show steady to higher sides, with ranges for steers, heifers, calves, hogs, and sheep. The cattle section notes several price points including 23.50 load end of good to choice slaughter heifers and 20.50-24.00 for good and choice stock steer calves. Also mentions oxygen and carbon dioxide removal method.
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Oklahoma ‘City
Oklahoma City
USDA
Lane man threatens youths over car window crash
A Langton man reportedly chased and struck a car with a chain after three youths followed a woman with a for sale sign looking to view a vehicle. The youths fled. the man later agreed to pay half the cost of a new window.
Rain slows peanut harvests and delays cotton picking in Lawton area
Rain will harm peanut harvests and delay cotton picking, says Bill Brady of the U.S. Soil Conservation Service. Farmers with peanuts planted face losses, while wheat sowing may be delayed. Cotton gins report moisture could hurt the crop and halt picking until week’s end. About 73 percent of cotton still in fields. five day forecast calls for 0.10 to 0.25 inch rainfall and temperatures from the upper 30s to upper 60s.
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Bill Brady
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Brady
Lawton
Zhukov Fell From Favor As Soviet Bloc Shake Questions
Khrushchev directed attention to the armed forces over the weekend as East German agitators spread to soften the shock. Pravda attacked Zhukov as a false hero while Gen. Konev minimized Zhukov’s military feats. Zhukov kept marshal rank and party membership but lost a Central Committee seat, likely to a minor military post or school.
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East Germany
ADN
Khrushchev
Rodion ¥. Malinovsky
Zhukov
Pravda
Communist Party
Ivan 5
Konev
Supreme Soviet
Louisiana lawmakers debate steps after school integration ruling
The committee discussed possible actions to maintain segregated schooling, including use of police powers to reopen or close schools. President Eisenhower's intervention in Little Rock influences the debate as lawmakers weigh a special session before May. The New Orleans integration order remains under federal appeal.
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Rainach
Eisenhower
Little Rock
W. M. Shaw
Florida
Supreme Court
New Orleans
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Joshua
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Billie Wilcox
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Ben Key
Kinyon, Medical
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Thomas Lacy
Donald G. Lawrence
Lake
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Dearborn
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Walding
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Bessie
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Wesley Wigington
Raymond Patten
Larry Dale Adair
Jake Adair
P. M. Wynn
Orban Evugene Sanders Jr
Orban E. Sanders
Richard Massad
Ana
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Archie Carr
Myrtle Carr
Foy Conrad
William D__ Riddle
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B. D. Vaught
Howard Maddox
James Glover Jn
Elgin
Lester R. Jones
Joseph Mast
Medicine Park
William, Eich
Charles Thomas
Ronny’ Love
Cameron College
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Victor ’ Anderson
Richard Rosenquist
Spit
David Rosenquist
Wyley Hanna
Melba Hall
Bel George
Horton Sr
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Walt
Charles ‘Robertson Jr
Charles Robertson
M.D. Scotten
Chattanooga
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George Jones
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Ann Keowles
Thomas Knowles
Maple
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Roy Reece Jr
Rex Capshaw
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Logan
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