Hospital News Items from Southwestern Region
Admitted patients include Gordon Dye Medicine Park and Jack Colston Walters surgery. Dismissals include Mrs Susan Shheely and Claude Watson among others. births noted for Mrs Earl Grooms and Mrs Arnold Bidwell. Names span Duncan Hobart Carnegie and Walters with various medical and surgical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Dye
Medicine Park
Jack Colston Walters
Loren Throckmorton
Leroy Jackson
Susan Shheely
Sidney Morse
Jefferson
Lee Knowles
Maple
Claude Watson
Bell
Herbert E. Deskins
Columbia
John L. Davidson
Walters
Clarence Mason
Apache
Jennings George
Cache Rd
George Kelly
Willie Worley
Duncan
Ruth Campbell
Donley Powell
Earl Grooms
Joe E. Lee
Oak
John F. Bills
Arlington
Gaines
Aee Sterling
Arnold Bidwell
Committee Seeks Funds for Antimonopoly Probe
The Senate anti monopoly subcommittee plans to request new funds when it meets in November to advance its Dixon Yates power contract inquiry and related matters. Senator Estes Kefauver said he discussed the issue with Chairman William Langer and they will press for more money jointly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Dixon-Yates
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
William Langer
R-N.d
Cotton Price Rise Runs Into Roadblock
New York reports a pause in the cotton rally as favorable crop views and harvest timing curb bullish sentiment. Government report due next Friday could show a larger crop, while high open market prices and slow government loan impoundings limit new buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Concensus
Crop Reporting Board
Notics
Cameron English Parley Scheduled
English teachers from nine counties are invited to a conference at Cameron College next Saturday. Sponsored by the local college and the Oklahoma Council of Teachers of English articulation committee, the session runs 9 a.m. to noon with moderators from area schools and a closing 11:30 a.m. meeting. A report of conclusions will be forwarded to interested individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron College
Colege
Oklahoma Council of Teachers of English
Conree
Indiahoma Red Cross Runs Mother and Infant Care Course
A three week program on mother and infant care will start Nov 16 in Indiahoma conducted by Mrs Anna Neufeld under Red Cross sponsorship. A registered nurse will lead sessions two days weekly at Post Oak Mission, targeting expectant and young mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiahoma
Anna Neufeld
The
Red Cross
Army Artillery Promotions and Transfers Report
Army orders announce promotions and transfers across several units including 148th FA Bn Ft Bliss to Stu Det AA and GM Br the Arty Sch and moves from Ft Bliss to Fort Totten Ft Campbell and Ft Lewis. Retirements and active-duty terminations list Cols Adams Clyburn Stancisko McFadden Gettys and Swartsel with dates and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. An
Hamilton
Totten
Lord C. Maver Jr
Bliss
Stu Det
Marshall D. Talbott
Campbell
James B. Bexley
Tolbert A. Daniels Jr
Ft Benning
Ft Sill
Harry W. Gust Jr
148Th FA
Ft Bliss
Stu
Darrell E. McQueen
Hugo W. Nauschuetz
Sch
Carlos Terrazas
ASU Rtc
Stu Det AA
Prom
Rudolph D. Cassens
Arty
James F. Groves
Ft Hood
Ft Lewis
George Betts
Washington, DC
Lewis
Cecil E. Morris
Lincoln
Neb
Kilmer
Charlies E. Murello
Ellsworth Afb
Donald M. Stevenson
Edward F. Adams
Asg
Monroe
James W. Clyburn
Bragg
Charlies V. Swartsel
Lawton
Leo J. Martineau
Dix
Daniel S. McLeod
Atlanta
Stewart
Clarence W. Iverson Jr
Ft Totten
Robert H. Webb
Gary Afb
Michael Buckley Jr
Letterman AH
Stephen E. Stancisko
William C. McFadden
Douglas
John G. Howard
Oakland
Alif
Charlies W. Gettys
Blacksburg
Victor E. Tatum
State
Jefferson City
Ft Wood
Police Chief Faces Moral Trap Over 12-Year-Old Gunman
Colorado Springs on October 2 a quiet police chief said he chose not to shoot a 12-year-old gunman who sprayed 49 bullets at officers and bystanders, killing 12 officers and 500 spectators in a 90 minute battle before the boy was captured. The boy Travis Wissenberg, a parolee from an industrial school, was described by psychiatrists as a post encephalitic psychopath and had been known locally as a burglar and car thief. The chief Earl Sullivan said no state institution could handle a psychopathic child and the boy was paroled in June to his mother Mrs. Lova Chavez of Manitou Springs. Unable to determine charge due to age, County Judge Charles Simon would decide his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Earl Sullivan
Travis Wissenberg
State Industrial School
Manitou Springs
Harold Davis
Aso Coun
Sullivan
Lova Chavez
Also Mentioned on This Page
Otis Tahdoahnippah
Lee Kayley
Hobart
Lulu Longhat
Carnegie
Martha Loco
Stecker
Medical
Taney
Eto Ini
Tce
L. Two
Far East
Cameron English
Zwaan
Y —— of the Army
Frigidaire
Hewett
D Ave
AS. Claass
Town and Country Store
Drew Pearson
Kswo-Tv
Remington
Proctor Toaster
Argus
America’s
Psychopathic
Tony Harstripe
Harstripe
Charles Simon
Northside Baptist Church
8Th & Taylor
Bill Emanuel
Mrs. Rebeka Sue Emanuel
Easg
Douglas Optical
Dinpansing
Ea Hee
Ease Tay
Zale
Zales
Fer
America
Fangul
Zale Jewelry Company
Lawton, Okla
DD C