Hospital Births and Admissions Reported in Southwestern News
A Southwestern hospital news list records births at multiple addresses with precise times and weights, plus numerous admissions and discharges in Oklahoma communities. Entries name parents, patient ages, and medical or surgical care across locations including Chickasha Anadarko Walters Duncan Snyder and Cache Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. All Lawson Jr
Cache Road
Fiarl Watson
WN. Bist
Charlie McCoy Jr
Spaulding
Homer Williams
Harry L. Battles
Lindy
Judy Lynn ChrisHan
Paw M. Christian
James H. Dunn
Royce W. Dunn
Duncan
Robert Foshee
Wichita Falls
Tex
Deborah Rae Patterson
Paw R., Patterson
Snyder
R. J. Stogsdill
Wendell Stephenson
Jimmy Raforth
S. With
Mary E. Dillahunty
Willams
Veralee -Perry
Bessie
Opal Lucille McNair
S.13th
Nora Lynne Walker
Gordon Walker
Richard William Walker
Gordon C. Walker
Harley P. Willingham
Harley Willing
Pauline Miller
Oak
William Thomas
Mamee
Willie Porter Marsh
Joe Oak
Eee
O. Hollander
Cache
Winfred Mulls
Proyce D. Ray
Eo Lee Rogers
Stigler
Bids Sought For Base Construction and Maintenance
Altus Air Force Base invites star sealed bids for three projects. Bids due 2 p.m. December 10 for the observation and hose drying tower, 10 a.m. December 4 for grease wrap cleaning at nine buildings, and 11 a.m. December 5 for driveway modification at Building 393 and unloading ramp at Building 373.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altus Star
Altus Air Foun
City Cops Become Cowhands Round Up Escaped Buffaloes
Two city patrolmen spotted 30 New Mexico buffaloes roaming near U S 75 south of Lawton. The herd, used for a motion picture at LO Ranch, was mostly corralled after shots fired into the air. Owners Kim Jordan and Buddy Heaton reported bridles and feed stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
U. 5
Lawton
New Mexico
Johnny
West
Charles Thomas
LO Ranch
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Kim Jordan
Buddy, Heaton
Eisenhower illness spurs resignation speculation in Europe
Foreign press reports predict Eisenhower may resign amid illness, with London papers debating whether the president will quit and hand power to Vice President Nixon. Western Europe reacts cautiously while U S officials issue restrained statements as coverage fills pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eisenhower
United States
Europe
U.S
Nixon
London Evening News
Washington
Daily Express
White House
Troopers Leave Fortress Fort Campbell Post Torn by Holiday News
Paratroopers express mixed feelings about returning home with no regrets and plans to write to loved ones as they begin a four day Thanksgiving break at Central High School. Negro pupils arrive without incident amid heightened National Guard patrols and an Army inquiry into the soldiers' activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Fort Campbell
Central High School
Central
National Guard
Army
Daughter Born to Senator Kennedy and wife in New York
A baby girl was born to Senator John Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy at New York Hospital today. It is their first child. The hospital said mother and daughter are doing well and Senator Kennedy was on hand to greet the newborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sen
John Kennedy
New- York Hospital
Sen. Kennedy
Women Fined For Vagrancy In Eastside Court
Five women were fined $20 each in Municipal court for vagrancy by loitering in an eastside joint. A man, Raymond Foster, forfeited a $20 bond on the same charge. Other cases included a suspended $10 fine for Dolores Smith on assault and battery and several for reckless driving and improper license. Five persons were fined $20 each for public drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastside
J. Merle Oaks
Odessa Davis
Virginia Carter
Monrde
Helen White
Ida. Bates
Lillie McCailie
Columbia
Selmen
Eugene R. Fortney
Roosevelt
Thanksgiving Weather Outlook For Lawton Area
Cool weather with wind and partly cloudy skies is forecast for Thanksgiving in the Lawton area. Highs near 70 today, then a sharp drop to 35 Thursday with overnight 34, winds shifting north. The cool trend continues through Saturday with a warmup possible on Monday and no precipitation seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Forgery Charge Denied By Pair In Lawton
Two Lawton men, Lester Spraybury 35 and Bobby Ballard, pleaded not guilty at arraignment on charges of passing a forged $25 check and attempting to pass another forged instrument. Justice of Peace Woodrow Giles set $1,000 bond each and scheduled a preliminary hearing if requested. County Attorney Warren Crane filed the Tuesday charges involving Ruby's Drive Inn and Nite and Day Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
L. D
Lester) Spraybury
Summit
Bobby G. Ballard
Woodrow Giles
Warren Crane
Ruby's Drive Inn
Briton Wounded In Cyprus Attack
In Nicosia a British security member was shot and wounded in Limassol during morning traffic as a man ran up to a stationary car and opened fire. Eyewitnesses described the wounded man as civilian and alone in the car before the attacker fled. The report notes a canceled chamber of commerce luncheon and mentions Panama’s Santo Tomas hospital funded by a national lottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Security Ioree
Limassol
Santo Tomas Hospital
Panama
Woman Seeks to Void Firm's Judgment in Fraud Claims
East side Negro woman Erma Jean Reed asks Superior Judge Robert Sanders to set aside a default judgment against her by Selected Investments Corp alleging fraud and usurious interest charges. She contends the note and mortgage violated Oklahoma rates and that she paid $1,067.95 on the note, seeking double that sum and reversal of foreclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East, Side
Robert $. Sanders
Erma Jean Reed
E. ‘Arlington’ Drive
Selected Investments Corp
Charles Ozman
Jack Brock
Reed
Frm
Erma Jean Sawyer
Arthur W. Young
Dba
Arlington Drive
Block 18
Vernon Addition
Sawyer
State of
Oklahoma
Missile hearings seek streamlined command amid delays
Senate subcommittee reports CIA testimony noting the Soviet economy grows faster and military output roughly matches U S production despite the USSR’s GDP being about 42 percent of the United States. The panel tackles who runs what in the missile and satellite program and plans to reconvene after a Dec 13 recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
Johnson
Senate
CIA
United States
United Fund Budget Dispute Affects Local Agencies
Gallaher notes figures not official as agencies receive final allocations after combining budget committee percentages with 4 649 25 surplus. Girl Scouts’ grant rose to 5507 63 after contingency funding, while Salvation Army Camp Fire Girls and others seek more. Love warns misperceptions about equal distribution and nine local agencies, as Fort Sill and Red Cross await dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budget Committee
United Fund Board
Love
Salvation, Army
Camp Fire Girls
Board of Directors
United Fund
Campaign drive leaders eyed for next year
At the close of a meeting AVEIE noted the 1937 58 United Fund campaign depended on workers. President Lave urged selecting a campaign chairman like Jack Carter for next year's drive. The amount mentioned was 105.17 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Love
Wichita Mountains Easter Service Association
Fort Sill
Fost
Jack Carter
Oklahoma Mental Health Association
Lawton - Fort Sill
United’ Fund
Aveie
Lave
Holiday closures and services across Comanche County
Regular time resumes Monday as Shoemaker emphasises schools closing for Thanksgiving. Many Comanche county schools also dismiss today and resume Monday. Fort Sill servicemen to receive special Thanksgiving dinners at 6 30 am. Episcopal Day services planned. Mail distribution limited to special delivery. no city or rural deliveries except boxes marked for collection. Christmas shopping hours begin Friday as local chamber sets hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Mond Scott
Dent
Fort Sill
Wilk
Episcopal
Stephens
Lawton Patrol urges safe holiday driving after hours extension
headed by Jack Raulston, Stores will remain open until 9 p m daily through Thursday December 5. Lt P A Mussen Lawton district commander urged motorists to start in time on their holiday excursions Drive in a manner that will assure you of a safe arrival at your destination State and local traffic law enforcement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Raulston
Pete
Lawtonway
Salary figures on Page One reveal monthly pay to $833.33
The article notes salary figures continuing from page one, with pay levels ranging from $150 to $833.33 per month and the bill referenced as having been passed in July by the court.
Rocket sighting tracked across western sky lights up horizon
Moonwatchers tracked the rocket across the western sky about 14 degrees above the horizon. It remained visible unaided on Monday night though not very bright. Observers in Boise City Idaho noted the event and discussed future projections into December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise City
Ida
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Chester Jett
Ralph Eoif
Chickasha
Frank Harold Lawrence III
Frank Harold Lawrence Jr
Arlington
Paul Field
Euclid
Charles Glandon
Grandfield
Walter Mansfield
Allen Royce Epp
George Epy
Walters
Stephen Champion
Clyde Champion
Harold Gordon
Tulane
Medical
Ernest Stas
Smith
John Magyar
John Brown
Michael Bizzell
Bill Bizzell
Florence. Morris
Woodrow Wooten
William Thompson
A. M. Ritter
Marlow
Willis Somavoya
Jesse Hendrix
Gaynell
Yammit
Anadarko
Herver Yarbrough
Faxon
Lavern Aitson
Wichita
Kan
Betty Haumpo
Dewey Ware
Carnegie
Raymond Woodard
Walter Abhaitry
Henry Samis
Mountain Park
Jacobs
Babbitt
Petter de Saas Ee A
Ben Hoyt
Doe Doe Park
Missile
Gallaher
Aveney
Pudges
Salvation Army
Girl Scouts
Ly Mission
ENAPP
Leitner
Irwin EL
Lord la Lg
Cross
Rocket
Hte Heed Eee
RSS Ce
Ee Crani
Stafford EL
Henry EL
Wilson EL
Joe Hilton
Buster Wyatt
Ernie
O.K
Buster
Buick
Mercury
Montclair
Alaska
Monterey
Persimmon
George Glasby
Ernie Wyatt
Tel
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