Local Officers Attend Fall Peace Officers Meeting in Vernon
Comanche county officials join North Texas and Southern Oklahoma Peace Officers association opening sessions in Vernon Texas. Attendees include District Judge Toby Morris Sheriff Ed Gartrell Police Chief A B Bowling and others with speakers from Oklahoma City and Austin. The convention runs to Wednesday morning with officer elections and general discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Vernon
Tex
North Texas and
Southern Oklahoma Peace Officers’ Association
Toby Morris
Ed Gartrell
A. B. Bowling
Tom Phipps
Charles Rice
Lawton Highway
Bowling
W. %. Martin
C. Welch
46Th Judicial District Court
J. A. Tickening
Department of Public Safety
Oadkiahoma City
W. B. Naylor
Austin
D. A. Bryce
FBI
Oklahoma City
W. M
Adam
Amarillo
John Hillard
Personal notices from Lawton area reflect hospital stays and visits
Mrs Dean Roberts left Monday for Winfield Kansas after two weeks with her aunt Mrs M C Dillingham 715 F Ms and Mrs Jason Betins Apnehe and Mrs M John Chicago sister of Mrs Betinez were Lawton visitors Sunday Henry Stannord 808 C returned home Sunday from Angus hospital after minor operation W E B Hannon 805 Euclid went following major operation Linda Alene Faulkner 1014 South Second dismissed from Southwestern hospital Mrs C D Netterville 1609 South Sixth underwent surgery at Southwestern hospital dismissed Sunday Joan Pittman route three medical patient in Southwestern hospital dismissed Sunday David Douglas Abernethy 22 day old son of Mrs James Abernethy 2003 C wax admitted Monday morning to Southwestern hospital for medical treatment Donna Kay Taylor S year old daughter of Mrs Willey Taylor 11 Roosevelt underwent minor operation Monday morning in Southwestern hospital Norvell B Hines 508 Columbia underwent surgery Monday to Mrs C A Sporting 1202 B admitted Sunday to Southwestern hospital for surgery HE H Woodall route two Walters was admitted Sunday to Southwestern hospital as medical patient Mrs F E Murray president of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Aux
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Betiins
Apnehe
M. John
Chicago
Betinez
Lawton
Henry Stannord
Angus Hospital
Linda Alene Faulkner
South Second
Southwestern Hospital
C. D. Netterville
South Sixth
David Douglas Abernethy
James Abernethy
C. Wax
Donna Kay Taylor
Willey Taylor
Roosevelt
Hawk Catches Two-Pound Bass For Vacationer
Lane L Bonner of the South Carolina state senate reports bagging a two-pound bass dropped by a hawk during a Myrtle Beach vacation. He saw the hawk dive, fired at it, missed, and the frightened bird dropped the fish on his front yard in front of his beach house.
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Myrile Biagh
Lane L. Bonner
South Carolina
Hess Tries Continued From Page One At Nuremberg
Evidence shows Hess and 30 prisoners marched into a courtroom via a four compartment elevator each guarded and watched through a peephole. Hess avoided greeting an interpreter and stared ahead refusing contact while others appeared in good health and rested. Tod could not sleep due to the bright spotlight. Prisoners showed curiosity about Hess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onc
Atill
Col
Casyay Jad
Tod
Hess
Hess Refuses to Remember While Allies Probe His Fate
In a tense hearing Julius Streicher sits stern as Hess faces relentless questions. Keitel Raeder and Doenitz observe as Hess, born in Alexandria, Egypt, clings to amnesia claims. Psychiatrists discuss memory restoration while Hess notes and debates his past actions and role under Hitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Streicher
Streicher
Hess
Wilhelm Keitel
Maj
Kelley
Scotland
Alexandria
Egypt
Landsberg
Hitler
Suspect Arrested In Idabel Murder Case
James Wiley, 43, held by county officers on a murder warrant from Idabel. He was arrested Monday afternoon at 2 near a local railroad where he was employed, on request of Idabel authorities.
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James Wiley
Idabel
Ae Hes Beer
Athletic Program Planned For Vets
A sports competition leading to individual awards will be highlighted in Veterans' Administration hospitals nationwide as part of convalescent servicemen's curative treatment. Robe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Administration
Athletic programs push year round activity for patient recovery
W. Moyer reports that athletic programs will run year round and culminate in an annual award day. The aim is to speed patient recovery through supervised play and gainful work, aiding discharge from hospitals. Supervised athletics already prove valuable in neuropsychiatric hospitals and may expand to general medical and TB hospitals. The program operates under close medical supervision.
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Ert
W. Moyer
Lawton
Birth announced for Morgan’s newborn son at Wagay Hospital
Mr and Mrs Dewey Morgan of 1405 Cache road announce the birth of a son weighing pounds nine ounces at 4 43 this morning at Wagay Hospital.
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Wagay Hospital
Dewey Morgan
Cache Road
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Otto Hilbert
al Calaway
Helen S. Moran
Oklahoma Symphony
James Miller
Jefferson
Betty McNeil
CG. R. McNeil
Ward M. Bowlin
T. B. Pleasant
Summit
Wallace FP. Adams
Cache
Fine Arts Center
Colorado Springs
Colo
Leonard Good
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Cameron College Library
Malcolm
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Christ
Bert R. York
W. Sasser JR
Cavalry Baptist Church
Dowty Squyres
Bert York
Cavalry
Comanche-Cotton Association
Dean Roberts
Winfield, Kaw
M. C. Dillingham
W. Eb, Hannon
Euclid
Joan Pittman
Route Three
Norvell B. Hines
Columbia
Mendey
C. A. Sporting
HE. H. Woodall
Route Two
Waleters
F. E. Murray
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Aux
Lawton Meat Supply
Elsa Maxwell
KSWO
Call
D Avenue
Reece L. Russell
HL B. Cook
Paul J. Ginter
Austin’s Lunch
Wyatt Motor Co
Avan
Phono
Hawk
Conrett
Mobilgas
MOBIL
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Crear
David MacLean
McLean
Goering
Ribbentrop
Tacy
Adolf Hitler
Rudolf Hess
Fuehrer
Maurice
Sieg
Heis
Nuernberg
Crown Drug Co
Ovicia Navy
Indiana
Treasury Department
Allen
Whirruc
Piceaus
M Hay
Dr. D. Dayne & Son
Jayne
Dr. Caldwell
Annis Furs
Jack Reiff Annis
Detroit
Nice
Annis
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