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Tulsa Daily World
Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma
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In Tulsa, 60-year-old oil worker Teddy Levery was hit by a car on Second and Main streets Wednesday night. He suffered a broken collarbone but no concussion and is improving with a good chance of recovery. New to town from Pennsylvania, he has no relatives.
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"Teddy" Levery, Oil Field Worker,
Was Struck Down on Main Street.
The condition of "Teddy" Levery, oil field worker, who was struck by an automobile Wednesday night at the corner of Second and Main streets, was improved yesterday and physicians hold that he has a fighting chance to recover. Latest examinations show that he did not suffer a concussion of the brain. A broken collarbone is his worst injury.
Mr. Levery is about 60 years old and came to Tulsa two months ago from Pennsylvania. He was an oil field worker in that state and was to go to work tomorrow for a local concern.
He has no relatives and is not known in Tulsa.
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Corner Of Second And Main Streets, Tulsa
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Wednesday Night
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Teddy Levery, 60-year-old oil field worker from Pennsylvania, was struck by an automobile on Main Street in Tulsa. His condition improved, with no brain concussion and only a broken collarbone as the worst injury; physicians say he has a fighting chance to recover. He arrived in Tulsa two months ago and was set to start work locally.