Hospital News Items from Indian Territory Patients and Births
List of admitted and discharged patients across Anadarko Carnegie and surrounding areas with multiple surgeries and medical admits. Birth announcements include Ted Johnson son born Oct 15 and David Gene Smith daughter born Oct 15. Other entries note addresses in Walters Duncan Elgin and Apache with medical updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Burns
Raymond Burns
Mary Louise Chapel
Janet Chapel
Lee
Bennie Cory
Fort Sill
Lewis Ballinger
N.eath Place
Marvin McClure
Elgin
Ron
J. N. Robertson
Barry Lodge
H. L. Lodge
White
Adele Crawford
Columbia
Rss Neal Walker
Robert Clay
Ted Johnson
Dearborn
David Gene Smith
Coleman
Johnson
L. G. Watkins
Summit
Edith Johnson
Williams
Doris C. McLain
Verlene McLain
Tennessee
Max Brooks
Chattanooga
Bert S. Hill
Duncan
Orin Bledsoe
Apache
Lyne Arthur Mosier
Loyd C. Mosier
Tulsa
Billy Howard
Baldwin
Merian Ruth Jett
Tate
James Hightower
Willie Earle Hayward
Pennsylvania
Myrtle M. Douglass
Norman
Dale Miller
N. Wood
Edward Roberts
L. O. Menry Jr
Gore
Riley Ross Wabxee
Faring Davis
Park
George Gibson
Anadarko
Carl Hanson NT
Carl Hanson Jr
Robert Calhalane
E. M. Golf
Walters
Thelma J. Whitehead
Monroe
Clarence Penland
Geronimo
Jessie Harper
Washington
Pierre Thomas
Ruth Thomas
E. Bell
Teresa Marie Nelson
A. F. Nelson
Harold Winkleman
Laird
Lucy L. Wilbanks
Medica
Roy Williams
Timothy Francis“Hankins
Spencer Hankins
Arlington
Thomas and
Joseph
Hankins
Spencer, Hankins
Surgery
Charles Hankins
Spencer “Hankins
Charles Schneeberger
C. F. Schneeberger
Medical
Tom Reeves
Cameron College
Play Presented In City School
A school assembly at B. C. Swinney Elementary featured The Weg and Christopher Columbus, a sheik play, performed by Mrs. Nola Bowman’s fifth grade class. Cast included Charles Logan and Judy White. Betty Carter narrated. Jan Howenstine, Myra Zorbis, Carol Connor and Oneda Slatten performed the Pledge of Allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weg
Christopher Collumbus
B. C. Swinney
Nola Bowman
Charles Logan
Vic Condrey
Judy White
Fielding Cagle
Fred Fitch
Larry Patton
Gerry Collier
David Dennis
Kenneth Brown
Bruce Reid
Larry Calhoun
Rowland Carruthers
Patrick Brennan
Eugene)hminghouse
Dan Roberts
Jack Pauling
Benny Wiggins
Betty
Desegregation Turmoil Displays Teens and Leaders
Terrance and Melba Patillo, both students, vow to continue attending school despite disruptions from violence and flu. A group of six Little Rock businessmen urged Gov Faubus to act as talks with him proceed, with Walter C. Guy signaling exploratory discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrance Ad Melba Patillo
Melba
Lille Rock Businlessmen
Orval E. Faubus
Walter C. Guy
Faubus
Bank Trust Averages Loans As Of October 11 1956
Bank and trust institutions report loan totals for October 11 1956 with Fort Sill National Bank and others showing figures such as Bank & Trust Co 4 385 819 Fort Sill National 1 154 690 American National 4 102 601 City National 3 243 342 Security Bank 4 674 246 and Fort Sill National 1 048 420.
Escape spurs cautious talk on Duncan case at hospital
After a Monday evening escape from a state mental hospital, investigators tied to the Tillery double murder continue to hold Duncan on charges. Officials say the escape revealed dangerous security gaps though no injuries occurred. Duncan, formerly tied to Oklahoma Drug Co., faces two murder complaints and a possible transfer back to Lawton within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Broome
Mangum
Duncan
Clyde W.tillery
Charles Ivey
Tillery Hore
Zounty
Dun- Can
Lawton
Hayden Donahue
Constitution Press
Magnium
Donahue
Elgin
Rocket failure near test range prompts safety concerns
A WWII bomber at 20 000 feet 25 miles from the TDU was targeted by a 230 foot missile. Four seconds after firing debris sprayed 4 000 feet high as the weapon went out of operation and crashed on the range. A second shot was canceled due to conditions. The general said absolute safety is unattainable for future city fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TDU
White Sands
Mrs Norris linked to narcotics and prostitution charges
The dated Oklahoma report notes Mrs. Norris and Mrs. Ann Dean Miller faced charges of narcotics and prostitution after a sheriff raid on a Lawton tavern. It details the gunman husband killed in a Fort Worth gun battle, his bodyguard Humphrey, and Norris being arrested in Lincoln Nebraska with two noted burglary suspects before return to Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Ann Dean Miller
Lawton
Dorothy Amyx
State Crime Bureau
Lincoln
Neb
Billy Joe Pearce
Edward Lee Lyles
Oklahomia
Lawton Honors Its Distinguished Citizen
The article recalls lawton’s famed leaders including Sen. Thomas and Rep. Gore and Ferris as they came to Lawton to pay respects to the city’s most distinguished citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Sen. Thomas
PL Gore
Scott Ferris
Sen
Thomas
Lawe
Drainage Project Aims to Ease Flooding in Stephens Addition
City plans a 4200 construction project from the general fund to improve Squaw Creek canal in Stephens addition. Crosby and Lewis developers will reimburse about 9000 for the Lake and old fire removal, funding 480 inch tile lines across 1100 feet to drain the northwest area and protect numerous duplex homes from floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Kirkpatrick
Squaw Creek Canal
Kirkpatrick
T Street
Fuund
Stephens
Gooch Acres
Stephens Addition
Business Women Hear Report On State Parley In OKC
A report of the American Business Women's Association national convention in Oklahoma City was given at a Lawton ABWA meeting Tuesday. Mrs Hellce Prigmore presided, new member Ladelle Goochey welcomed, and the ABWA achievement award banner was displayed. Future plans include a benefit card party on October 25 in the civic room of Security Bank and Trust Building. Hawaii has more than 100 islands but only seven are inhabited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Women’s Association
Oklahoma City
Lawton
ABWA
Hellce Prigmore
Bertha Wailis
Ladelle Goochey
ABIWA
Security Bank and Trust
Dulles on Soviet Pressure and Middle East Arms Control
Dulles warned against wild accusations in UN disputes and recalled past charges against the United States. He cited Turkey as a potential flashpoint if Soviet aggression resumed, and rejected a broad power declaration from Gromyko for arms control from Pakistan to Morocco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
United Nations
U. N
Dulles
Russia
Turkey
Truman
Reds
South Korea
Samme
Amr
Soviet Union
United States
Chifia
Yalu River
Dullés
Urkey
Ules
Gromyko
Middle East
Pakistan
Morocco
Bandits Steal Cash in Bank Heist
In a bank robbery described as a "Continued From" page item two men, including a 6 foot 11 inch suspect, restrained staff and gathered currency. One suspect identified as Green is noted for carrying about 175 pounds. Police say the nefarious duo spent time collecting all available cash before escaping.
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PBS
Curtis
Harjo
Rachel Poco
Jobs Linderwood
Taedical
Luther Haymond
McClourl
Belly Yackesehi
Ohio
Alrgeny
Mani Dupoint
Carnegie
Emily Chebahtah
Truman Conneywerdy
Elmer Jay
Admitten
Brendan Whittaker
Alonzo Hollis
Elsie Martin
Leo Zachary
Leslie Blake
L. 2
Blake
Cache
Richard Rennstedt
Bobby Mallow
William Cogdill
Roger Breton
Leon Laurenzata
Jean Ann Adkins
Dan Adkins
Saundra Paden
Wayne Paden
Rufus Tuttle
William Warren Jr
Virgil Parks Jr
Faxon
Tillery
Ivey
Oklahoma Drug Co
Rocket
Mrs. Norris
Babbitt - Goiter
CANAL
Knapp
Hawaii
Lal
Wesley Regan Berane
Nevan
E- Avenue
D Avenue
Arrow Sign Company
Second Street
Albert Childs Childs
Sign Company
Jayne
Buster Wyatt
Zola Wreendallow
Diam
Tho
Prient
Faden
Zale
Gal Hanes
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