Births and admissions list at Kiowa hospital
Hospital news records births and patient intakes. Gene Owen's son born at 6 p.m. November 4 weighs 7 pounds 14 4 ounces. Multiple patients admitted for medical and surgical care include Carleen J. Logan, Juanita Ruth Lee, Harold Turner, Lee B. Leigh, and others. A birth announced for R. W. Bailey's family at Apache on November 9 and a dismissal for Jerry Don Zimmerman are noted alongside local medical notes for Kiowa and nearby towns.
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Gene Owen
Oak
Guy H. Calhoun
Walters
Fred Hollander
Cache
J. D. Hanks
Elgin
Carleen J. Logan
Floyd Logan
Geronimo
Juanita Ruth Lee
Lula Gilbert
Ernest H. Oldham
Everett Parker
Duncan
Harold Turner
Leo Turner
Foster
Bob D. Bauman
Meers
Raymond Dizney
Corner
Fifth & I
Lee B. Leigh
Mary Ida Leigh
Orrin Rickman
Lincoln
Billy J. Cates
Dorothy LaNell Reed
Jameson Reed
Roosevelt
Elbert Wolf
Milton C. Shelton
Tipton
R. W. Bailey
Apache
Alan Reeves
Manitou
M. L. Tomlinson
Arlington
Donna Kay Langford
Ray Langford
Carnegie
Jerry Don Zimmerman
Garfield
Kiowa
Funeral Rites for Mrs. E Huddleston Apache
Mrs Ed ward Huddleston 66 died in a Oklahoma City hospital after a three month illness. Services set for 2 p m Saturday at Crews Funeral Home with Rev O C Edwards officiating. Burial in Fletcher cemetery. Born Sept 12 1888 in Coral County Arkansas she married Oct 12 1920 in Lawton. The couple lived in Apache until 1926 then moved to a farm northeast of town and recently built a new home in Apache. Survivors include her husband and several nieces and nephews.
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Edward Huddleston
Oklahoma City
Crews
O. C. Edwards
Fletcher Cemetery
Coral County
Ark
Lawton
Huddleston
Apache
Here
Robert Edmond Rogers Apache farmer services set
Robert Edmond Rogers 74 retired Apache farmer dies at home after an extended illness. Services at 2 p m Saturday at First Baptist Church with Rev. O C Edwards officiating. Burial in Fairview cemetery Apache. Crews Funeral home in charge. Bearers include Lewis Martin Jim Martin H M Martin H S Mann D McCarty and M C Nunn.
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Robert Edmond Rogers
First Baptist Church
O. C. Edwards
Fairview Cemetery
Apache
Crews
Mr. Rogers
Lewis Martin
Jim Martin
H. M. Martin
H. S. Mann
D. McCarty
M. C. Nunn
Oklahoma City Markets Livestock and Poultry Prices
Markets in Oklahoma City show cattle at 20.50 for short fed steers with a largely nominal trade. hogs down 25 cents on most categories and sheep scarce. State poultry and eggs prices list multiple towns with grain and poultry notes including No 1 hard wheat around 2.17 to 2.19, varied broiler and hen prices, and fats prices in dozens of Oklahoma zones.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
State Department of Agriculture Today
Bison
Alva
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Frederick
Blackwell
Enid
Medford
Vici
Lawton
Clinton
el Reno
Yukon
Hobart
Guymon
Hooker
Broilers
F.o.b. Farm
Muskogee
Virita
Tulsa
Ardmore
Hens
Chickasha
McAlester
Chandler
Watonga
Laverne
Elk City
Durant
Pauls Valley
Vinita
Shawnee
Chicago Butter Prices Hold Firm Amid Strong Receipts
Butter markets in Chicago show steady to firm tone as receipts reach 444934 with wholesale buying prices unchanged to modestly higher. Grading figures AA 93 score at 57.5, A 92 at 57.25, B 90 at 56.5, C 89 at 55.5, and car grades 90 B at 57 and 89 C at 56.
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Chicago
Football Banquet Ducats Go On Sale
Tickets for the Monday banquet honoring Lawton high and Fort Sill Indian School football teams are 75 cents at R&S Sporting 48. Organized by local football fans, the event backs the two squads as they seek their first win. The Wolverines play Chickasha tonight at 7 in the First Baptist church annex with an arranged program.
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Lawton High School
Fort Sill
AEC Pays Over Three Million in Urania Finder Bonuses
The National Geographic Society reports the Atomic Energy Commission awarded more than three million dollars in bonuses to discoverers of urania deposits. The incentive aims to boost uranium ore findings for strategic energy programs.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
National Geographic Society
Senate Gains and Doubts Narrow 1954 Margin
The article notes a Senate tally of 48 Democrats 47 Republicans and independent Morse of Oregon who will align with Democrats on control. House stands 232 to 203 for Democrats. Leaders predict possible adjustments as the session begins with a narrow margin, while concerns about stalemate and party losses arise.
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Senate
Sen
Morse
Oregon
House
Knowland
California
Independent Party
Johnson
83Rd Congress
Eisenhower
Congress
Hayden
D-Aziz
Truman
George
D-Ga
Russell
Pastore
D-Ri
Gore
D-Tenn
Davies Recalled For Risk Ruling At State Dept
Washington report states diplomat John Paton Davies, age 46, is recalled from Lima Peru to be present for Secretary Dulles to decide if he is a security risk. Officials call it routine reassignment unless Dulles rules against him, which could advance his career.
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Washington
John Paton Davies
State Dulles
Davies
U.S
Lima
Peru
State Department
Dulles
Dedication Service At First Presbyterian Church
A dedication service will be held Sunday at the First Presbyterian church for the redecorated sanctuary. Rev. Campbell Long, minister, will lead the 11 a.m. service.
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Grandfield
First Presbyterian Church
Campbell Long
Lawton High Homecoming Assembly Honors Past and Proud Team
Lloyd F Merritt Wendell Sullivan and Oliver Lee spoke at Lawton high school homecoming tribute honoring D A Becker former principal. Principal Bish praised faculty and students while Sullivan lauded the team and coach. Williams stressed Lawtons winning tradition and urged focus to beat Chickasha. Dosser introduced players and Griffin noted as 1939 coach.
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Sembly
Lloyd F. Merritt
Lawton
Wendell Sullivan
Oliver Lee
Bob Williams
LHS
Ee Ee
D. A. Becker
Becker
A Bish
Sullivan
Lawton High School
Chickasha
Merritt
Byron Griffin
Glenn Dosser
Dosser
Peaceful atomic pool plan outlined by Lodge
The United States envisions a 1955 international atomic agency to train scientists, operate cancer research facilities, and offer short courses in radio isotope methods. The plan includes inviting 150 overseas cancer researchers, establishing a reactor training school, and opening cancer hospitals at Argonne, Brookhaven, and Oak Ridge, with fissionable materials earmarked for agency projects. The idea, proposed by Eisenhower and expanded by Dulles, would act as a clearing house via UN and IAEA members.
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United States
University of Chicago
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Cancer Research Hosital
Oak Ridge Institute of Meclical
Atomic Agency
Lodge
U.N
Atomic Energy Organizations
International Agency
Eisenhower
Assembly
State Dulles
Sapulpa City approves $650000 water bond election
Sapulpa Oklahoma officials announce the City Commission has approved a 650000 water improvement bond issue election set for December 7.
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Sapulpa
Okla
State Traffic Toll Hits 466 This Year
Oklahoma's automobile death toll rose to 466 for the year after a 56 year old woman, Mrs Emma Booth of Oklahoma City, was killed when a car was driven in front of a Santa Fe passenger train at a grade crossing in Oklahoma City on Thursday. The toll last year was 432.
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United Press
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Emma Booth
Lawton Hosts Noted Tenor Carter In Concert
Approximately 1,000 area music lovers welcomed tenor Carter at the Lawton Concert Association recital. A Metropolitan Opera Auditions of the Air winner, he impressed with French Spanish Italian and German songs, religious numbers from Elijah and Ave Verum, a Wagner aria, and encores including Irish folk tunes and The Mikado pieces. Accompanist Robert Bruce MacDonald was praised for his responsive piano work and earned an encore of Ondine and The Gnomes.
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Ag Carter
Lawton Concert Association
Cai
Chectuda
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Judas Maccabaeus
Carter
Walther
Hans Christian Anderson
Grieg
MacGimsey
Hubbard
Robert Bruce MacDonald
Eee
Ravel
Liszt
Crippled Airliner Skids To Landing
An American Airlines Convair liner with 16 aboard made a safe landing at National Airport after circling to reduce fuel. Captain W C Wilkerson of Nashville piloted the two engine craft whose nose wheel collapsed on touchdown, causing a skid but no serious damage amid tense emergency crews and a cheering crowd.
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Washington Ws
American Airlines
National Airport
W. C. Wilkerson
Nashville
Tenn
Wilkerson
Famous Trichologist Demonstrates Hair Growth in Lawton
Oklahoma City report notes internationally known trichologist Keele will hold private demonstrations at the Midland Hotel in Lawton on Saturday November 6 from 12 noon to 9 p.m. The Keele firm offers a 30 day money back guarantee if no progress, with free scalp examinations and no appointment required, as independent examiners tour U.S. cities to promote home treatments for balding.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Midland Hotel
Oklahoma City
Wh. L. Keele
The
Keele Hair and Scalp Specialists, Inc
Keele Firm
Evor
Adyv
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