Hospital Births and Dismissals Across Oklahoma Areas
Multiple hospital birth notices from Atoka Anadarko and nearby towns. Newborns listed with times and weights, plus memorial births and numerous medical admissions and discharges. Names include Eugene Smith Bennie Jones Frank Sheridan Archie Garis and others, with locations such as Fort Sill Indian School Anadarko Clinton Carnegie Mountain View and Cameron College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Smith
Atoka
Mirs
Bennie Jones
Anadarko
Frank Sheridan
OrvMe Cable
Fort Sill Indian School
Mountain View
Allene Tomps
Heh, Byer
Trena
Calif
Mediaa
Alonzo Kee
Ardmore
Memorial
Judge Disposes Of Four Counts In Municipal Court
Four defendants faced charges in municipal court as Judge J Merle Oaks disposed of four complaints this morning. Harvey Lee Prince 25 of 2401 Washington Cart Townsend 5 of 1418 E were each fined 20 dollars. Townsend also fined 20 for leaving an accident scene. John Owen Rope 18 of 1015 H was fined 20 dollars suspended on a charge of operating a vehicle with improper muffler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Merle
Oaks
Demonstration of pentomic division artillery and air power
The article details a multi phase field exercise featuring a pentomic infantry division. It lists artillery assets including 105mm, 153mm, and 8 inch howitzers, 4.2 inch mortars, and air support with F-100 and F-86-H jets. Maj. Cathcart commands the F-86s. Col. Cunningham leads the Air Fire Power demonstration. Massed fires and air power are regular quarterly training at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentomic
522D
Wilber E. Showalter
6Th Afa
2D FA
AFA
65Th
Air Force
Chares E. Cathcart
533D
Seymour- Johnson Afb
Goldsboro
N. C
Langley Field
Tom J. Cunningham
Trial Ordered In Burglary Case For Fort Sill Soldier
Pvt Freddie Laverdure a 20 year old Fort Sill man was ordered to stand trial at a later date on a second degree burglary charge after a preliminary hearing. Officials alleged he broke into a local automobile last Sept 26 and the clothing items found in his possession at the time of arrest were taken from the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sillman
Freddie Laverdure
Fence
Woodrow Giles
Laverdure
City Boy Wins 3800 In Suit
A Lawton 15 year old, Bil Stamps Jr., was awarded 800 by Superior Judge Robert S. Landers for a traffic collision in which he says a car driven by Gordon Griswold collided with an auto driven by Robert Owen Quillin at 14th and Arlington last June 20. The suit, filed through his father, names Gordon Griswold and his father W F Griswold as defendants. Attorney Warren Chrisman of Bledsoe Nicklas and Chrisman represented the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Landers
Lawton
Bil Stamps Jr
Wiliam David Stamps
Atlanta
Gordon Griswold
W. F E. Griswold
Morford Drive
Warren Chrisman
Bledsoe, Nicklas and Chrisman
Gordon ‘Griswold
Griswold
Robert Owen Quillin
14Th and
Arlington
Oreesente
Pierce, Mock and Duncan
1931 Grid Team To Be Honored At Homecoming
Lawton high school's 1931 state championship football team will be honored during homecoming festivities Friday. Members will also attend a 4 15 a.m. pep rally and sit with the 1957 squad at the game against Enid high in Roosevelt stadium. The undefeated 9 1 team beat an Amarillo group. Alumni breakfast, coronation of Judy Bledsoe as 1957 football queen, parade downtown Lawton, and a 10 p.m. dance at the Hotel Lawtonian are planned with band, Wolferettes Pep club, and cheerleaders participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton High School
Robert Thomas
Firesident
LHS
S57
Enid High
Roosevelt Stadium
Amarillo
Tex
Lawtomian
Judy Bledsoe
George Moses
Kay Crossland
Loretta Osborne
Eddie Newcomb
Wolverettes
Three New Members Added To Lawton Safety Council Board
Three new members Harold Short Bob Dunn and Ray Johnson were elected to three year terms on the Lawton Safety Council board. Dunn described a Junior Chamber of Commerce project to place a traffic safety sign using green and red lights to mark safety or danger and noted a site had not yet been chosen. Films on traffic enforcement and safety organization were shown at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Oklahoma City Market Report Covers Cattle Hogs and Dairy Prices
Livestock and commodity listings from Oklahoma City on November 14 note cattle 800 head and calves 200 with steady to higher quotes, hogs 500 with barrows and gilts 50 lower, sows little changed. Lambs 18.50 to 20.50, butter and eggs prices show regional variations, No 1 hard wheat around 1.93 to 2.10, assorted poultry and egg prices listed for Oklahoma City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
USDA
State Board of Agriculture Today
Clinton
F.o.h
Musko ‘Pee
Tulsa
Vinita
Children’s Council Plans Sheltered Workshop Meeting
The Comanche County Council for Retarded Children will meet at 8 p.m. today at President Gayle Berry’s home to discuss plans for a future sheltered workshop in Lawton. Members include Berry, Dr Collins, David Seelye, and Adams. Hazel Son and others spoke previously on needs and capabilities at Garfield Elementary and the Cerebral Palsy Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County Council
Gayle
Berry
Prentice
Dr Collins
David Seelye
hAdams
County Council
Lawton
Hazel
Garfield
Red Colthack
Colasges
Joe White
Buddy Garber
Cerebral Paisy Institute
Orth Named Deputy Army Secretary Aide at Fort Sill
The article outlines Orth being named to an acting capacity as deputy and assistant Secretary of the Army with duties over policy and manpower resources for the Army National Guard and Reserve. It notes his WWII service with Merrill’s Marauders, his Distinguished Unit Citation, and his Wisconsin law background. It mentions local RCA on-site interviews, Fort Sill address plans, and a banquet with 251 expected attendees including Mayor Jensworth and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Ali
National Guard
Reserve
Army Security
Clemency’ and
Orth
War Department General Staff
Merrill's
Marauders Jr
Burma
Stilwell
Burma Jungles
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Orth, Ried
Veterans Administration
Office of Price Stabilization
Bureau of Internal Revenue
RCA
de Shazo
Fort Sill
Fort Theater No. 3
Huntzinger
John R. Walker
RGA
Mayor Jensworth
Morris
Dle Sharo
Fred R. Harris
Lawton
Herbert Howe
Pauls Valley
E. H. Dericks
Raymond
Gary
Snci
Community funds urged to lure industry to Oklahoma City
The Chamber of Commerce urges a broad funding program to attract plants and jobs. It cites Lawton as a model where subsidiary agencies helped secure industry, warning that only a few cannot carry the load and calling for united business support to succeed nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Project
Oklahoma
Chamber of Commerce
Lawton Group
Lawton
Overseas Mailing Deadline Announced for Christmas
Postmaster Bennie Stephens announced a Friday deadline for overseas parcel mailing with guaranteed delivery before Christmas. He noted heavy parcel volume at the local office all month and said items must be in the mails by Friday to ensure delivery by December 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Stephens
Stephens
Thorrow
Eisenhower addresses Soviet threat and defense costs
President Eisenhower warned that Soviet scientific advances require renewed defense spending. He outlined planned increases for Strategic Air Command dispersal, warning systems, active missile defense, and long range missiles, plus a pay raise for troops. He noted no immediate cuts and urged a re-examination of overall military budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Eisenhower
Oklahoma
Washington
Strategic Air Command
U. S
Defense spending projected to rise with balanced budget
An article notes that costs of security raise total expenditures while a balanced budget is seen as essential for a strong economy. Defense outlays for the current year ending June 30 exceed 38 billion dollars, with Senator Bridges predicting missiles programs could grow by one to two billion next year after a conference with Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Bridges
R-Na
Eisenhower
Crater Threatens City Streets Near University Village Center
Crater threats loom as storm sewers back up water in the area served by a broken trunk sewer. In University Village Shopping Center water spouted three to four feet, threatening a multimillion dollar plant opened this summer. Officials say the trunk sewer could have broken years ago, with the underground hole growing until the mass above collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Village
Tronk
Tilman County Singing Convention Set
The November meeting of the Tilman County Singing Convention will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Pentecostal Holiness church in Frederick. President Blake Johnston of Manitou said all area singers are invited to attend, with meetings held the third Sunday of every month. Officers officiating include Marvin Hughes as vice president and Harry Schreiner as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilman County
Pentecostal “Holiness Church
Frederick
Blake Johnston
Manitou
Marvin
Hughes
Harry Schreiner
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Archie Garis
Bell
William M. Boydshin
Woodrow Hale
Ernest Ray Best
Roberta L. Powell
Tom Cody
Grandfield
Lorene Floyd
Tipton
Pe T. Creager
Ricky Glen Tour
Albert Thur
George Akars
Irwin
S Medical
Joey Alan Blakely
Frank Blakely
Terry Lee Clack
Roye Clark
Dale Culver
Conway
Sterling
Emma Heath
Lincoln
Bob H. Duncan
Walters
R. Ragan Stewart
Kinyon
Byron G. Watson
Snyder
Thomas H. Nugley
Simon A. Perkins Jr
Cameron College
G. L. Bank
Liberty
Southwestern
Stanley Koztowski
Hoover
Thomas Dudek
Lawrence Leonhardt
Monroe
Eugene Penland
Geronimo
Oral Southwick
Ozman
Roy Shaw
Jesse Morland
Michael Swanson
Paul Swanson
Royce Gaston
Gwen Gaston
Cheryl Gaston
Harry Payne
Laura Kitheart
Richard Kitheart
Logan
Effie Martin
Summit
Serita Freeman
Willian Ikard
Lee
Edidie Gifford
Edward Gifford
Herman Fry
Oklahoma ‘City
Linda Ingram
Don Intram
Elgin
Bill Landers
Tulane
Riley Blake
Alt
Velma Tucker
James A. Greer
Walding
Fort Sill Blvd
Cache Road
Ellis Drive Inn
Joan Akers
Eddie Akers
Greer
Ane McCord
Ave. Pho
City Boy
Dearborn
Clarence Madden
Safety Council
Chicago
Blackwell
Cointon
Shattuck
Elk City
Watotga
EL Reno
Pecans Reineeige — Ag
Children's Council
Baylor
Fhursday
Jawel Beyler
Zales
Ike
Squaw
Cresace Bradford
Ally U-Hoult
Olsen-Stelzer
Texas
Lowton
Glen Fuqua
Crater
Tillman Singing Convention
Douglas Opticcat
Diol EL
Renee
Ee Aea
Zale
Zale’s
Belgium
Krag
Shaw Deta
Wackley
Lada
Vie Oe
Diaa
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