Hospital Births and Notices Roundup Across City
The Hospital News Items list multiple births and admissions. Notable entries include Reginald Phariss birth at 3:55 a.m. Oct 4 and Travis Anthony birth at 1:54 a.m. Oct 3, with weights 6 pounds 6 ounces and 6 pounds 11 ounces respectively. Several patients are admitted or dismissed from area facilities, with locations including Sterling, Faxon, Houston, Elgin, and Wichita Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Phariss
Lawton
Travis Anthony
Oak
Jene
Morse
Sterling
Lee Knowles
Maple
A Jennings
Faxon
Margaret Bonner
Houston
Paradox of free speech cited by Hoover echoing dictators
The quotation notes that modern dictators seize power via free speech yet suppress it once in control. It references Justice Tom Clark and a remark about parental responsibility for troubled youths, highlighting concerns over censorship and juvenile behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Mrs. Roberts Rites Set in Lawton for Foster Native
Mrs. Roberts born June 15 1895 in Springtown Tex married Sam Hodges who died 1943 and later Edd Roberts in Lawton. Survived by daughter Mrs. Ken Violet Oklahoma City son D L Haywood Ventura Calif step son Colburt Hodges Wasco Calif mother Mrs Edna Henderson two sisters Mrs O O Berry and Mrs Atha Grames and brother Lloyd Henderson all of Foster another sister Mrs Arthur Wingo Rochelle Tex five grandchildren. Member Church of Christ and Eastern Star. Services 2 30 p m Tuesday Church of Christ Sixth and Arlington with Tomm y Shaver officiating. Burial Sunset Memorial Gardens Ritter Funeral in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rutledge
Fort Sill
Roberts
Springtown
Tex
Sam Hodges
Edd Roberts
Lawton
Foster
Ken Violet
Oklahoma City
D. L. Haywood
Ventura
Calif
Colburt Hodges
Wasco
Edna Henderson
O. O. Berry
Atha Grames
Lloyd Henderson
Arthur Wingo
Rochelle
Church of Christ, Sixth
Arlington
Eastern Star
Church of Christ
Sixth
Tommy Shaver
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Ritter Funeral Home
Robberies described by Fort Sill police linked to car lot
Police traced cars used in a series of robberies to a Lawton used car lot after victims described vehicle details. Fort Sill soldiers were lured into rides to camp then attacked on rural roads. One Black man is jailed on a separate charge, with others possibly involved who have fled. charges hoped to be filed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Fuller
Fort Sill
Redman
West Berlin stay fuels American political bristling
Starr said the brothers faced arrest if returned to the United States to stand trial, asserting they would not return while the United States was governed by the current administration. He noted the brothers had worked in electrical equipment and spent two years in Europe, the last year in West Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
United States
America
Starr
Europe
Births and Admits List Includes Many Names and Dates
A fragmentary hospital notices column lists numerous births with dates in September and October, plus admissions at Anadarko Fort Sill Indian School and several places including Cameron College Medicine Park and Kiowa. Names include Mrs. Holman Smith and Mrs. Earl Groom among others with daughters born Sept 29 30 and Oct 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Creel
Cameron College
Jimmie Ho. Fletcher
Surry
Ana D. C. Johnson
Holman Smith
Columbia
Charles Prior
Summit
Tommy Jones
Lawton
Luthers Williams
Arnold Scoggins
James Via
Ae Hood
Lord
Waldo Oden
Altus
Frank Clones
Garfield
Cecil Harper
Earl Groom
Cletus Melrose
Medicine Park
Kiowa
Funeral services for James Trent Hill 79 pioneer farmer
Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Sunday at Callaway Smith Funeral Home chapel in Marlow for James Trent Hill a Stephens county farmer and real estate owner born December 12 1874 in Cedar Grove Texas. He died Friday in Marlow after a yearlong illness and a Thursday heart attack. He attended the University of Texas taught in several area schools then opened a hardware mercantile in Marlow in 1931. He is survived by his widow a son and two daughters. Burial was in Duncan cemetery. Bearers and honorary bearers listed include local and Duncan residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Trent Hill
Stephens
Lawton
Callaway- Smith
Marlow
Thompson L. Shannon
Trinity Unitarian Church of
Dallas
Duncan Cemetery
Mr. Hill
Cedar Grove
Texs
University of Texas
Stephens County
Hope
Bray
Gatlin
Stover
Oak Lawn
Woodford
Hill
Oklahoma
Texas
Duncan
Ethel A. Gatlin
Chickasha
Billy W. Hill
R. H. Drewry
Euclid
G. G. Downing
Bell
Jess Adkins
Cameron Compton game hooks big crowd for Friday
Cameron and Compton clash Friday as the LHS band of 81 under James Matthews tunes up a halftime skit. Tickets sell quickly with reserved seats at 2 dollars and general admission at 1.50 dollars. Students and military personnel pay 1 dollar. Prices raised earlier season due to scheduling a west coast team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron-Compton
James Matthews
LHS
Cameron School
A-B Drug and
R&s Sporting Goods Co
Boulevard Pharmacy
Gilbert-Woods Drug Store
State Poultry Eggs Prices Across Oklahoma Cities
Oklahoma state agriculture cites current prices for heat hens broilers eggs and butterfat across cities including Oklahoma City Enid Tulsa Lawton etc with variations by grade and delivery terms. Notable figures show No 1 Hard heat about 2.14 to 2.18 while eggs candled in several towns range around 25 to 43 with butterfat No 1 firm around 50 to 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Bison
Frederick
Hennessey
Kingfisher
E Reno
Yukon
Alva
Blackwell
Enid
Fairview
Medford
Vici
Clinton
Hobart
Guyman
Hooker
Lawton
Broilers
F.o.b
Muskogee
Vinita
Tulsa
Ardmore
Chandler
Durant
Pauls Valley
Elk City
Watonga
Laverne
McAlester
Reno
Chickasha
Spots
Pauls
Record Warmth Across Oklahoma as Heat Tops Nation
Weather notes tie Presidio Texas and Oklahoma towns for the nation’s highest Sunday heat. Tulsa hit 94 degrees, the warmest Oct 3 on record there, with prior highs of 93 in 1909 and 1911. Lawton Ardmore and Fort Sill posted mild lows around 66 to 70, while Ponca City and McAlester reported 74 and 69 respectively. Oklahoma City stood one degree cooler at the end of the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidio
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Tulsa
Lawton
Ardmore
Ponca City
Fort Sill
McAlester
Oklahoma Cit
Cattle and hog markets and a political analysis summary
Oklahoma City notes cattle and hog prices with calves and feeders steady to higher. Bulls, cows, and slaughter calves show varied moves amid active stockers and strong hogs. The piece also critiques Eisenhower era voting trends, noting shifts among Truman‑Eisenhower adopters, dairy farmers, and suburban voters, with three major shifts in public mood shaping the 1952 race.
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Oklahoma City
P Usda
Bicycle mile course record seems 76.28 miles
The record mentions a bicycle mile course at 76.28 miles but the text cuts off. It notes an unusually high distance associated with a mile course, implying a possible typo or misprint in the source. Further details are not readable.
Notes Found Linked to Waters Case Include Threats
Police report multiple handwritten notes discovered with a .22 bullet weights and a milk bottle note reading No milk today please. Neighbors describe Violet Holmes as concerned, while the Waters family hosted visitors during the day as officials pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Waters
Balinese Room Burns Fire Ravages Club Hall
Fire Marshal J C Kelso cites damage estimates between 150000 and 200000 dollars after a blaze at the Balinese Room yesterday. The fire caused extensive damage to the club and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terday
J.C. Kelso
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Billy Joffitt
Wichita Falls
F. H. Hawkins
Blair
Ethel Chandler
Lee
Barbara Elkins
Geronimo
Eis
Evelyn Warrick
Colee
Nottingham
Lawwack Anger
Gore
Vice
S. B. Ray
Cache
Medical
J. N.hawley
Hoover
James Ewing
L. F. Kemp
Cyril
L. C. Ainsworth
Walters
Alfred Hummer
Daisy McLaughlin
S. 13Th
Paul Boudreaux
Lake
Son
Vernon Buzbee
Taft
Berlan Jeter
Snyder
Richard O. Vander Hart
Lincoln
Harold Johnson
Bishop Rd
Cc. F. Williams
Otis Davies
C. W. Fasser Jr
Crosby
Don Vaughn
Jean Cocteau
Tom Clark
Anadarko
Medica
Dennis Wallahdooah
Auto Radio
Southwestern Radio & Sound
Woody Nichols
Wolverton Electric
Akeneee Neonenne
Oklahoma City Livestock
Labell
Eisenhower
Harry Truman
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Adlai Stevenson
Ike
Riverside
Chicago
Germany
Joseph Meek
Paul Douglas
Douglas
Eienhower
Mr. Douglas
el Oeen
Aoe
McCord
Xhone
of Post Office
RCA Victor
C Avenue
Woody
Lawton Nash Used Cars
Hoffman TV
Camp Rucker
G.I
M & D Finance CO
E Ave
JO G. Andrews
Thomas E. Stanton
Optometrist
Gore Bivd
MEL
Brandon and Kephart Plumbing CO
Cnet Pai Oxy Tee
A. L. Pollard Sporting Goods
Excelsior Institute
Xcelsior Institute
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Josepaspiriy
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E Pink
Iham
VapoRubd
Vicks VapoRub
Billy Graham
England
Trinity Baptist Church
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