Hospital Births and Dismissals Noted Across List
A packed hospital items column records numerous births and dismissals. Daughters born to Mr and Mrs Branseum at Pollan and to Mr and Mrs Royce Cozad at Faxon, plus a son to Mr and Mrs Sammy Farris in Oct. Other entries list mothers admitted for surgery or medical care and several patients discharged from medical or surgical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Branseum
Pollan
Bill Cox
McKinley
Paul Brown
Summit
Sur
Joy Allsup
Alvin Richardson
Ted ‘Warkentin
Gore
Royce Cozad
Faxon
Velma Wapskinah
Oklahoma City
Sean Tenadovah
Carnegie
Medcal
Ella Burgess
Apache
Neda Birdsong
Cache
Lily Tana
Anadarko
Winston Pekah
Rt. 3
Otis Tahdooahnippah
Walters
Eva Oberly
Sammy Farris
Taylor
Marsha Cook
Dennis Cook
Snyder
Thomas E. Manning
Gene L. Slaughter
Bist
Lester Suttle
Bob Harlan
Dave Harlan
Purcell
Nsmssea
Billy Ray Chancellor
Camao
DeWitt Sherill
Elmer
Jess Tucker Jr
Donald Funk
Hoover
Rollin W. Hood
Arvie Cummings
Lee
Jack L. Taylor
Artillery Village
Jerry Ward
Tom Ward
Morford Drive
Mickey Rosacker
Mildred Rosacker
Bell
Richard Milligan
Lincoln
Brady Bradley
County court continues liquor and driving dockets
One count and penalties of 250 dollars and 30 days sit beside a 23 October sentence for Gent. Other liquor cases include Jayne Tisdel Dean Sills and Melvin Davis with fines and 30 day terms. John Wilbur Meyer of Fort Sill faced reckless driving as a jury trial opens with eleven drunk driving cases and one aggravated assault ahead.
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Page
Jayne Tisdel
Dean Sills
Melvin Davis
John Wilbur Meyer
Fort Sill
City Man Charged After Auto Rams Parked Cars
Robert Wayne Tisdel, 39, of 1413 Euclid, posted bond after a late night crash at Second and Gore. His car, about 40 mph, swerved and struck two unoccupied vehicles, causing $1,600 total damage. Passenger Joy Allsup, 22, unhurt. Tisdel cited for left of center and speeding. to appear in police court at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wayne Tisdel
Euclid
Second
Gore
Joy Allsup
Henry Bartels
Tisdel
le Kern Ato
Bartele
Tidal
Bartels
Kemp
Melvin Kelley
Psychiatrists May Testify In Upton Murder Trial
The murder trial of L. L. Upton continues in Albuquerque with potential testimony from psychiatrists to address his sanity. Upton, 20, formerly of Nowata Oklahoma, is charged with first degree murder in the Sept. 10 slaying of Pvt. Donald Dilley in Tijeras Canyon near Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
L. Upton
A. B. Stewart
Ruth
Upton
Wilson P. Hur Jey
Morgan S. White
R. F. Deacon Arledge
Bense
Gaith
Illey Dilley
Tijeras Canyon
Arledge
Dilley
Amarillo
Tex
Joe Dilley
Salt Lake City
Husband Cleared Of Murder In Fight Over His Wife
Tulsa district court jury acquitted Johnny Walton a 48 year old man of murdering James Williams 34 in a March fight sparked by Walton's wife. The verdict upheld self defense as Walton's reason for shooting Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Johnny Walton
James Williams
Walton
Williams
Fort Sill Storm Tops Lawton Area With High Winds
A fierce storm battered Lawton and surrounding areas with gusts up to 80 mph reported at Fort Sill. Power failures reduced official readings, and service was restored in most areas by late morning. Damages included $2,000 at Harrison King farm and $400 at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Harrison King
King Place
Connie Hill Jr
Quentin Livingston
Hul
Aine
Memorial Hospital
Cameron College
Mercury
Two Car Crash Injures Two Men In Lawton
A two car crash in the 20 block sent two area men to hospital. Ben Cortez 24 of Rt 2 Lawton received a scalp laceration at Memorial hospital. William S Palvais 23 Fort Sill was taken to Fort Sill post hospital with possible back injuries. Police charged Cortez with reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Cortez
Rt. 2
Lawton
Memorial Hospital
William S. Palvais
Fort Sill
Fort Sill Post Hospital
Cortez
Palvais
Cleo Stout
Eulis Young
Oklahoma City Market Reports Poultry and Livestock Prices
State agriculture department lists prices for eggs broilers hens and butterfat with regional spot values. Oklahoma City loads cattle hogs and sheep trade notes slower beef steer demand steady early sales and stocker activity. life expectancy figures for American women and men are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Poultry
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
Vinita
Tulsa Widmore
Hobart
Chickasha
Chandler
McAlester
Blackwell
Alva
Clinton
Watonga
Laverne
Elk City
Ardmore
Muskogee
Tulsa
Durant
Pauls Valley
Lawton
Sean Alva
Ele Cino
el’ Reno
Oklahoma’ City
Hobai Enid
Wis Clinton
USDA
Juvenile Spivey to face charges in Peace Justice court
The adolescent driver Spivey, who lacked a state license, was charged in Peace Justice Marvin Cameron's court after a ruling by Ioer. A juvenile hearing was requested, with possible transfer to Harper for reform or probation. The brother, who owned the car, was briefly detained and released after claiming he lent the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Cameron
Spivey
Ioer
Redman
Taare Co
Harper
Henry Bartels
Jeounty
Oklahoma storm lashes towns with winds and hail
Moisture brought brief showers to many areas as a wind storm lashed Oklahoma. Gusts exceeded 65 mph, with 64 mph at Will Rogers Airport. Tinker AFB evacuated 43 patients. trees and windows damaged citywide. Hail fell in Anadarko Hobart Newkirk Tonkawa. Highway 34 closed near Camargo due to high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Lawton
Elgin Apache
Cyril
Anadarko
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Lake Lawtonka Medicine Park
Lake
John Frampton
Apache and
Hesville
Nowata
Vinita
Spavinaw
Pryor
Mannford
Cleveland
Pawhuska
Foraker
Blackwell
Newkirk
Ponca City
Gage
Hobart
Red Rock
Oklahoma City
Tinker Air Force Base
Will Rogers Air Port
Tonkawa
Enid
Union City
Calumet
Highway Patrol
South Canadian River
Camargo
Navy Band To Parade In Lawton Thursday
The U S Navy Dana scheduled for two appearances in Lawton. the LHS band and junior high band plan a downtown parade Thursday morning. Pete Matthews, director, says arrival time is undetermined and tickets for matinee and evening shows are on sale through bandsmen and downtown bus depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Dana
Lawton
LHS
Pete Matthews
le Ot
Matthews
Searce
Navy Band
Calanthe Court Names Officers for Coming Year
New officers were elected at the last meeting of Pri West No. 90 Court of Calanthe. Yorkrite Ma. counselor heads the slate with Mrs. Clemie McCowen as worthy inspectrix and Mrs. Pearl Walls as worthy inspector. Also named are Grace McElwaine as worthy orator, M. D. West as worthy register of deeds, Willie Benford as worthy register of deposits, Carrie Patterson as senior director, Rose Travis and Essie West as trustees. Frances Hall, Ella Halbert, and Essie Smith named as trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pri West No. 90
Court of Calanthe
Yorkrite Ma
Clemmie McCowen
Worthy Inspectrix
Pearl Walls
Grace McElwaine
M. D. West
Worthy Register of Deedster
Willie Benford
Worthy Register
Carrie Patterson
Worthy Seior
Rose
Celia Travis
Worth
Essie West
Worthy Protector
Frances Hall Ella Halbert
Essie Smith
Mesdames
Suspended Term Revoked In Oklahoma Burglary Case
Johnny George 26, a Lawton resident, had a three year suspended sentence revoked and received an additional two years for burglary of the Black Flamingo tavern at 1806 Washington. Judge S Landers ordered the terms to run concurrently. Jimmy Pocowatche of Star Route Lawton got a one year suspended sentence for grand larceny involving a watch taken from the David Chebahtah home in Indiahoma. The Oct 3 incidents are referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny George
Lawton
I ‘Land
Superior
S. Landers
George
Washington
Sanders
Penton
Jimmy Pocowatche
Star Rt. Lawton
David Chebahtah
Indiahoma
Impersonator Threatens Woman Then Leaves Scene
A man posing as a police officer demanded entry to a car. The woman refused and locked the doors, sitting inside until the impostor left after threatening to call for help. The man was later apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons
Congressional Flag Presented To Rhee
The American flag that flew over the U S Capitol during Syngman Rhee’s joint address to Congress was presented to him in Seoul. Cpl. Glenn Wickersham, son of Oklahoma Rep. Victor E. Wickersham, delivered the flag. he serves with the Army in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
United States
Syngman Rhee
Congress
Rhee
Oklahoma
Cpl
Glenn Wickersham
Victor E. Wickersham
D'Okla
Young Wickersham
Korea
Prison Riot Rumors Rise Over Night Breakage
Prison inmates report continuing unrest with frequent window breakage and food theft after midnight. They accuse two staff members B H Plymate and Arnold Weghlan of abuses and demand medical care education recreation and inmate council as liaison to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
B. H. Plymate
Arnold Weghlan
Plymate
Lawton Barbershoppers Plan Jamboree for Oct 24
Lawton chapter members of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America meet at the Comanche County courthouse lounge to discuss a Barbershop Jamboree on October 24 with plans for an Emerson elementary auditorium event and interest from groups in Oklahoma City Wichita Falls Dallas and Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
Warkentin Recovering From Pneumonia After Dismissal
Ted Warkentin of 509 Gore is resting at home after being discharged Monday from Southwestern hospital following a mild pneumonia. He is recovering at his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Warkentin
Gore
Southwestern
Hos
Pyramid Plan Accident Health Insurance Promotion
A reader praises the Pyramid Life Insurance Co plan describing testimonials and a large $8150 check. The ad claims no age limit on basic hospital coverage, home doctor visits up to age 75, and health qualification for eligibility. It urges sending for a copy of What You Should Know About Health and Accident Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Pyramid Life Insurance Co
Re Avenue
Ity
Kansas
Two Lawton Youths Held For Car Theft
Two youths aged 15 and 16 are in county custody after admitting to taking a car. A Durant peace officer located the abandoned vehicle at Lost Creek bridge, and Lawton authorities were informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Durant
Lost Creek Bridge
MacArthur Controversy Profiles in Eisenhower Marshall Plans
The piece highlights Eisenhower and Marshall amid MacArthur’s Korean War conduct. It discusses a projected Australia base strategy, Marshall’s insistence on restraint, and a view of MacArthur as constrained by Washington. It cites Hunt’s portrayal of the general as invincible yet adversarial to orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe Ter
General Marshall
Eisenhower
Hunt
Marshall
Australia
U. S
Pacific
MacArthur
Washington
Hugh Baillie
United Press
Korea
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Don Scherler
Jesse Hancock
James E. Sinor
Elgin
E. W. Pope
Ash
Melvin Craig
W. J. Harbison
Maxine Powell
Tulsa Tribune
Victor Wickersham
Russia
Ion
Ois
Canea
Lingly Oring
Victor
Sry
Tory
Issia
City Man
Sii
Compact Homes
South 11Th and Avenue
Calanthe Court
Cop
S. R. Harper
Rare Anse
Barbershoppers
Warkentin
Remington
C Avenue
Post Office
Blunt Zorger
Berry's
California
Jorold
Frigidaire
Hewett’s
D Avenue
McCord’s Ems
C Phone
Ig LE
Tase
M&d Finance CO
JO G. Andrews
Thomas E. Stanton
Brandon and Kephart Plumbing CO
Rabbitt-Peller
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