Hospital Births and Admissions Chronicle
Births and memorial notices from a hospital page list newborns with times and weights, including families in Cache and Lawton areas. Admissions and discharges cover patients in multiple addresses such as Washington, Summit, and Flem ing, with medical and surgical statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Williams
Washington
B. H. Brenton
Cache
Donald Baldwin
Gilbert Hooker
Summit
Sared
E. Blanchard
Ferris
Will C. Waits
McAlester
Joe Hartfield
Snyder
Gary McNaughton
James Hall
S. 23Rd
A Perez
G. F. Stanley
N. Eighth
B. R. Nunnelee
Fleming
Ollie Ferrell
Monroe
Ed Ramos
C. D. Crow
Grandfield
G. A. Williams
Taylor
Billy Joe Williams
Leanna Brewer
Texas
John Andrews
Euclid
Oscar Hawkins
Jefferson
Idabel Water Crisis Eased by Emergency Pump Repair
Idabel Oklahoma faced a water shortage when a standby pump and the main pump failed last week leaving about a third of a day’s water in storage. Tank trucks from Broken Bow and nearby towns supplied water until the emergency pump was repaired and put back into service last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idabel
Okla
Oklahoma
Broken Bow
GOP Meet Planned in Denver by Midwest Republican Group
Ohio GOP Chairman Ray C Bliss said the 21 state Midwest and Rocky Mountain Republican state chairmen will convene in Denver Colorado September 9 and 10. He stated they hope President Eisenhower, who is vacationing near Denver, will address the campaign planning session.
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GOP
Denver
Columbus
Ohio
Upohio Gop
Ray C. Bliss
Rocky Mountain
Colo
Bliss
Eisenhower
Top Chaplain Views Soviet Attack as Strength of Program
Washington the Army chief of chaplains Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Ryan a Roman Catholic priest said the Soviet attack on American chaplains is a sign of strength for the Army religious program The article in Red Star was cited as validating the Army effort and the field reports noted large attendance at services 1 248161 in June He rejected charges of espionage by chaplains calling them unfounded and said chaplains must not be asked to perform duties offensive to their convictions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Chaplains
Patrick J. Ryan
Red Star
Ryan
Cryptogram meeting drew sixty cryptographers in Chicago
A three day gathering of American Cryptogram Association members is underway in Chicago. The group, numbering about sixty, focuses on ciphers and codes with hobbyists exchanging techniques and solving puzzles.
Actress Admits Hit-Run Guilt
Beverly Hills California actress Marie McDonald pled guilty through her attorneys to a hit and run misdemeanor and was fined fifty dollars. A charge of driving while under the influence of drugs was dismissed. McDonald, arrested June 21 after her car struck four vehicles, says she had taken six tablets prescribed by her doctor. She is separated from husband Harry Karl, a shoe manufacturer.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Marie the
McDonald
Henry Draeger
Miss McDonald
Harry Karl
Grandfield Fair Amateur Contest Winners Named
Miss Pat Mundkowski and Miss Carol Gossett will represent Grandfield at the Tillman County Free Fair in Frederick this week after winning the Grandfield free fair amateur show in Bearcat stadium with a song pantomime. Second place went to the Five Starlets directed by Mrs Nice Holt the Grandfield music instructor.
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Grandfield
Pat Mundkowski
Carol Gossett
Tillman County Greater Free Fair
Frederick
Earth’s Weight Put At About 5,000 Million Million Tons
A historical note states the Earth weighs roughly five thousand million million tons. The estimate reflects early science framing and uses large numeral counts common in older texts.
Wiley Sees West European Unity Despite France Rejection
U S Senator Alexander Wiley says Western European unity will rise again despite France voting against the European Defense Community. As chair of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee he calls the EDC idea alive and urges renewed collaboration among nations, noting France birthed the concept. He met with Adenauer in West Germany and planned talks with Eden and Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
European Defense Community
EDC
Wiley
U. S. Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
France
Western
Europe
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Anthony Eden
Churchill
Good Teacher Must Be Shock Proof
Dr. Raymond Hatch of Michigan State College told Omaha teachers that good educators must be shock proof. He illustrated with a first grade student who exclaimed about sleeping with daddy. The pupil corrected and the tutor replied with humor, noting a good sense of humor helps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Raymond Hatch
Michigan State College
Taecher
Michigan State Department of Guidance and Counselor
Study Group Appointed to Examine Unemployment Authority
A special study commission was appointed Saturday to assess whether the federal government should have more or less authority for unemployment security. The group is led by Dr. E. J. Eberling, economics professor at Vanderbilt University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U-Man
E. J. Eberling
Vanderbilt University
Bank Bandits Quizzed About Missing Loot
Two suspects questioned after a $29,000 bank robbery in Bossier City as FBI reports arrest of William A. Smith and Evans A. Smith from Shreveport. About $12,217 recovered, over $17,331 still missing. two other men sought as possible accomplices. A lone bandit in a straw hat robbed North Branch of the Bossier Bank and Trust Co. by noon Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bossier City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
William A. Smith
Shreveport
Evans A. Smith
Bossier Bank and Trust Co
Evans Smith
G. E. Gotschall
FBI
New Orleans
William Smith
Evang Smith
Bossier
John Webb
Myrtle Buskin
Jewish Leader in Brazil Tours Brazil to Aid Israel
Recife Brazil Sept 4 Dr Israel Goldstein president of the American Jewish Congress continued his Brazil tour after appealing to Jews worldwide to help Israel grow stronger He urged unity and support for Israel among Jewish communities during the visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Recife
Israel Goldstein
American Jewish Congress
Israel
Battle Sites Home For Many In U S
Washington reports that many Americans live near historic battle sites from the Revolution, French and Indian War, and Civil War. President Eisenhower kept a Gettysburg farm, while new buildings arose on Civil War battlefields near Fredericksburg and Winchester. Wilmer McLean’s family homestead at Manassas endured Bull Run battles and later Appomattox Court House.
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Washington
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Fredericksburg
Winchester
Wilmer McLean
Manassas
Bull Run
Virginia
Appomattox Court House
Lee
Grant
Silence Aiding Termite Extermination Tech Debuts
A new ultra sensitive listening device can detect a termite’s footfall crunch of food and communication calls. The tool aims to simplify the pest exterminator’s job by revealing hidden termite activity.
Ice on Baffin Island glacier moves about 1000 feet in five years
Researchers report that a mile-wide section of Highway Glacier on Baffin Island inklined ice measured a displacement of roughly 1000 feet over a five year period. The finding highlights slow glacier flow and regional climate dynamics affecting Arctic geography.
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Baffin Island
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1609 Baldwin
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Ozman
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Midland Hotel
James A. Bradford
Ash
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Tipton
Medicenee Fannin
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Walters
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Fred Patterson
Mountain Park
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Duncan
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Sheridan Rd
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Frank Davis
E. Gore
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Fort Sill
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Fort Cobb
Albert Attockine
Oklahoma City
Fannie Creepingbear
Pawnee
Alva Komardley
Apache
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Suzu
Miyako
Tokyo
McCord
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Zwaan
Grandfield Fair
Doe Doe Park
U. S
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Airport
Donald O'Connor
Janet Pigh
Ameen Maureen O'Hara
Bianco's
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Wat. Scott
23Rd & Gore
Alan Ladd
Zilro
Joan Tetzel
Cane Technicelot
Red Skelton
Bill Stern
John Pete Fullerton
Warren Crane
Les Griffith
Firestone
Seo Peer
the Falcon
Martha Harpe
KSWO
Martin Agronsky
Wright
Creature
Black Lagoon
Vta
Sir Walter Scott's ‘the Talisman
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COPE
Warnercolor
Rex Harrison
George Sanders
Laurence Harvey
Robert Douglas
John Twist
Henry Blanke Savio Sure
Sacka
Business College Et Progressive Business Schol
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1COM
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Rock Hudson
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