Ada woman pays for damage after do the right thing case
A middle aged Ada businesswoman faced Mayor Crawford after a two car collision at Ashe Avenue and Sixth Street. She admitted driving 30 mph and refused to pay until the man demanded restitution. the case was dismissed with the woman declaring the need to have the last word.
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Bill Crawford
Crawford
Mevers
al Duck
Quinton Blake
Knife attack injures two at Monday night contest
A 23 year old Seminole man Willie Doll was hospitalized with a serious knife wound to the neck and a wound to the left arm after a knife incident at a local restaurant during a Monday night dispute over Emma Lee Henson. A. L. Johnson is held in the county jail pending charges. The altercation left Doll and Henson injured as witnesses described.
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A. L. Johnson
Doll
Emma Lee Henson
Johnson
Production Grows In Daily Average Crude Oil Output
Oil and Gas Journal reports a weekly rise in U S crude production by 30 699 barrels daily to 3 522 956. Gains occur in Mid-Continent and eastern fields with Oklahoma up 15 125 to 451 600, Texas up 14 092 to 1 434 137, and Louisiana up 3 935 to 176 790. California falls 18 000 to 611 250. Kansas up 1 075 to 171 025.
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United States
The
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Louisiana
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Mlinois
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Rocky Mountain West
Parallel Parking Trial Planned in City Districts
Police Chief Raymond Rains announced an experiment in parallel parking to begin this week. Workmen will mark parking lanes Tuesday night in sections of the business district, with Rennie from Twelfth to Tenth streets and Townsend areas roarked off to test feasibility.
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Ancient Farms of China Her Pride Over Centuries
On the Chengtu plain in Sichuan province farmers sustain an irrigation system from the Chin dynasty era. 130 inner river dams and 150 outer river dams regulate silt and water flow to the Yangtze, with cooperative labor and constant soil renewal. Experiments include lemon trees 8 years old and grapefruit trees moved from nurseries, plus new wheat seed, fertilizer tests, and cotton varieties to boost production toward China as a chief granary.
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Men Under Arms
Audit Of Homer School Fund Requested
A petition seeking an audit of funds in the Homer school district three miles east of Ada has been sent to the state examiner and inspector in Oklahoma City. The request, signed by a majority of district patrons, was dispatched three weeks ago and learned on Tuesday morning.
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Ada
Oklahoma City
More Farmers for AAA Predicted in Oklahoma
In Stillwater on April 25 C D Walker 22 bus farmer and state AAA chairman predicted about 175000 Oklahoma farmers would join the 1932 AAA program. He noted last year around 165000 signed crop control contracts as there are 213000 farms in the state.
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Oklahoma
C.D. Walker
Cotton Market Rallies on Export Subsidy Talk
New York April 24 The cotton market rose on hopes of an export subsidy of about two cents per pound for raw cotton and manufactured goods. Rumors from Washington and southern senators boosted futures on the New York Cotton Exchange, with October delivery showing the strongest buying as expectations grew that the subsidy would ease the huge surplus. Foreign buyers in Europe, India, and Japan added demand while traders warned the plan may face opposition from manufacturers and handlers who oppose the subsidy.
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Delegates Named For Round-Up
A group of 18 Pontotoc county 4-H club boys and girls was named as delegates to attend the state round-up at Oklahoma A and M College May 30 to June 3. FE W Cinnamon, assistant county agent, says the group will meet Saturday at 10 in his office and start work as contestants are named. Delegates include Leonard Brandon Lovelady Delbert Gerloff Love Leonard Wade Cedar Grove Roy Hant Vaness Leonard Toliver Vaness J O Flowers Owl Creek Omega McDonald Fitzhugh high Louis Hokett Owl Creek Lor etta Hamilton Lula Iantha Rainbolt Cedar Grove Cleo Woodward Franks Imogene Brantley Lucille Scott Owl Creek Helen Bryant Cedar Grove Geneva Dearman Fitzhugh Mona Lou Shelby Fitzhugh Ugh.
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Oklahoma A
M. College
FE. W. Cinnamon
Cinnamon
Leonard Brandon
Lovelady
Delbert Gerloff
Love
Lady
Leonard Wade
Cedar Grove
Roy Hant
Vaness
Leonard Toliver
J. 0. Flowers
Owl Creek
Paul Keatly
Fitzhugh Grade
Omega McDonald
Fitzhugh High
Louis and
Jewell Hokett
Loretta Hamilton
Lula
Iantha Rainbolt
Cleo Woodward
Franks
Imogene Brantley
Lucille Scott
Owl
Strikers Back Qui Says Phillips Refused Help
GRUAHOMA CIT Apt A UP Gov Phillips says strikers backed Qui while Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp backed out of a proposal to end the walkout. He refused to aid quashing indictments against 240 Tulsa workmen. He said he would start his own investigation.
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P Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp
Mom‘ise
Tulsa
Ana.lm
Back To Recovery Drive Gains GOP and Hopkins Backing
Republicans join Secretary Hopkins in urging private capital to resume flow into productive enterprise as a path to recovery. Representative Martin proposes a 12 point program to boost business, curb spending, and overhaul taxes and regulation amid debate on approaches to stimulate the economy.
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Joplin Plans For Big Celebration
Joplin Missouri schedules a two day tiesta celebration with three parades marking the discovery of vast lead deposits by sixteenth century Spanish adventurers. About 700 officers and men of the 203rd coast artillery Missouri National Guard, plus the artillery band and local participants, will participate in the event. The highlight is a mammoth float parade through Main Street decorated with streamers and overhead lights as residents dress in Spanish type costumes.
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Verhead
Mearss
Runaway Youths in Texas Tied to Oklahoma Shooting
In Corpus Christi two boys aged 17 and 19 were detained over the weekend in connection with the shooting death of Mrs. E. E. Cantwell of Britton, Oklahoma. They claimed the shot was accidental. one said he was on the porch with a gun used at a high school event and intended to fire into the air but misfired. The other boy claimed no involvement and accompanied him.
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E.E. Cantwell
Britton
Oklahoma
Special Powers Needed to Tackle Financial Changes
Brussels reports that the Detona task force visited the States to address severe rains and fire conditions, aiming to manage the monetary system changes. The effort includes dealing with financial strain and associated emergencies as authorities implement measures.
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Brussels
Mieastitee
Anyl
District Court Arraignment Docket Detailed
An arraignment docket of 66 criminal cases will be heard May 5 by District Judge Tal Crawford. The docket includes cases against A A Caldwell and J Hall former county commissioners, and a murder case against George Morrison. Seven men face unlawful whiskey possession second offense, with 19 drunken driving cases. County Attorney Carlos Wadlington filed these under a rare statute to elevate whiskey possession to felonies after prior county court convictions. Defendants include Chester Hice Thurman Hice Herion Skinny Herion Steve Mitchell Earl Boone and Bill Cummings.
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Tal Crawford
A A. Caldwell
J. &. Hall
Caldwell
Pontotocounty
George Morrison
Carlos
Wadlington
Chester Hice
Thurman Hice
Herion
Skinny Herion
Steve Mitchell
Earl Boone
Bill Cummings
County 4H To Name Healthiest Pontotoc County
Pontotoc county will name its healthiest 4-H member for the state health contest as part of the Stillwater 4-H club round-up set for May 30 to June 3. Each county club selects one boy and one girl for health examinations to determine the county champion. Examinations begin Friday at 9:30 am conducted by Dr. Glenn W. McDonald and Dr. Ed Granger with plans for state contests discussed at a Saturday meeting in the county agent’s office.
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Stillwater
Glenn W. McDonald
Ed Granger
Iie
E. W. Cinnamon
Republicans Weigh Likely Presidency Candidates in Washington
In Washington on April 25, Republicans weigh potential nominees for the presidential race. District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey and Senator Taft of Ohio headline recent talks as governors and senators from strategic states are invited to speak.Party dinners and tours help members judge strength for the nominating convention, with many seeing 1948 as a period to assess a broad field.
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Washington
Thomas
E. Dewey
New York
Sen. Tait
Ohio
Congress
Rep Sweeney For Bill Not Flowers
Tulsa report on Rep Sweeney after a heart attack pursues House Bill 18 to fix utility rates. He wires Flowers fade yet memorials endure and urges third reading while his condition remains unchanged. He states he may not rise again but insists the bill and cause endure.
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Tulsa
Okla
F. Sweeney
Telegraph
Harold Freeman
Oklahoma
Sweeney
Wealthy Wichita Geologist Hunter Estate Probate Declared
Dresden B Hunter a Wichita resident at death, estate valued 150000 to 200000, to be probated in Kansas. Probate Judge Clyde M Hudson overruled Oklahoma City administrator S B Hudsons motion to dismiss Kansas probate. Hunter died April 12 1998. came to Wichita in 1937 from Oklahoma then moved to California.
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Clyde M. Hudson
Dresden B. Hunter
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S. B. Hudson
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Harter
Oklahoma
California
Leo Grant Held For Grand Larceny
Leo Grant is held in the bounty jail on a charge of grand larceny. The complaint in the justice court of A W Oliver alleges he took a radio and clothing valued at 100 dollars from J B Cassidy on April 15. He has not been arraigned.
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First TV Demonstration for Publishers in New York
New York April 25 reports a RCA NBC television test for publishers at the Associated Press meeting. A mobile transmitter sent scenes from Rockefeller Center while DeWitt MacKenzie narrated world history since Munich with news photos and motion pictures. Viewers at the Waldorf Astoria saw 20 picture receivers. The Empire State Building relayed the program. The theme was Looking at Tomorrow as TV nears its public debut in New York next Sunday. President Roosevelt’s opening address at the New York world's fair air is included.
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Associated Press
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DeWitt MacKenzin
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Emire State Building
RCA
NBC
Roosevelt
Small Communities Have More Chance
NEW YORK April 24 Dean Roswell C. McCrea of Columbia University says the legend of the small town boy making good in the big city should be exploded citing dwindling job opportunities in New York City. He warned youths studying here to beware developing a Horatio Alger complex and noted the faculty is boosting efforts to prepare men for careers in small communities.
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Dean Roswell C. McCrea
Columbia
School of Business
New York City
Dean McCrea
Doctor Was Either Husky or Weakling
CANON CITY COLO April 25 The case of Dr. Raymond L. Atterberry charged with choking his wife to death may go to a jury after rebuttal testimony. He described himself as weakened by surgeries and capable of striking an injured woman unaided. Closing arguments set for today.
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Canon City
Colo
Raymond L. Aftterberry
James L. Cooper
E. ‘M. Eagleton
Felix O'Neill
Colorado
Atterberry
Nona
Eagleton
H. A Zimmerman
Lincoln Park
Atterberry Cate
Damages Sought in Suit Over Child Injury
C H Sharp, father of three year old Crestal Ray Sharp, sues Durard Thomas doing business as Hokus Pakus grocery for 10000 dollars. Amzie Ames delivery boy backed a truck into the child on February 13 after leaving a driveway at 311 West Fourth, causing a broken left arm and head bruising. The petition accuses carelessness and permanent injury to the left arm.
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Crestal Ray Sharp
Durard Thomas
Hokus-Pakus Grocery
Thomas
Amzie Ames
Ames
West Fourth
Crystal Ray Sharp
Soviet Air Ace To Fly Atlantic Nonstop Mission
Unofficial report says Vladimir Kokkinaki, famed Soviet pilot, will take off at 4 a m from a Moscow area airport on a projected nonstop flight to New York. No previous indications of a Soviet trans Atlantic mission had been given.
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