Campaign to restore quail in Oklahoma begins in Pontotoc
The Oklahoma Game Department, led by state game warden K. D. Turner, released 300 young quail in Pontotoc County as part of a long term drive to rehabilitate quail across the state. Rangers will release 15,000 birds statewide from the Darling ton hatchery, the world’s largest, with 12,000 eggs currently in incubators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
K. D. Turner
Pontotoc County
Game Department
Darlington
el Reno
Jack Fink
Idra
Pontotoc
Johg Rum
Lyle F. Solko
Claure Beeson
Fame Preserves
Fink
Selko
Beeson
Genre Commission
Tyumer
James H. McMahan
Okemah
Boyd McMahan
Altas
C. E. Sykes
Ardmore
Soil Conservation Meeting Draws 400 At CCC Camp
About 400 people attended a Konawa Soil Conservation District meeting at the CCC Camp Monday night. Dr. Linscheid gave a Europe and Oklahoma conservation talk, praising district leadership and urging action. A lemonade reception and CCC chorus followed as 250 charts and six trucks accommodated attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Ioyal Soil Conservation Association
Linscheid
East Central Teachers College
Ada
Europe
Frank P. Swan
Konawa Soil Conservation Association
Raymond
Konawa
J. B. Hil
Pontotos County
Faint Shelby
Sasakwa
Jon McLeod
Bethel
Shawnee
Pottawatomie County
J Nbn Malone
W. E. Sutherland
Camp
John Boyce McKeel
John Means
Maman Wooten
Soil Conservation District
Jey Huffman
Konawa Lions Club
Konawa Club
R. L. Whain
Oklahoma
SCS
Not All Tenancy Is Proved Bad At Farm Congress
Farm delegates and businessmen met at the first annual farm landlord tenant day in Stillwater Oklahoma to discuss tenancy policy. A. E. Jones regional director noted tenancy has risen from 25 to 42 percent in 50 years and that tenancy serves as a ladder to ownership. Speakers included W. Green Joe C. Scott Marshall Harris Mrs. Raymond Sayre and Dr. Henry G. Bennett. Afternoon sessions split into groups for tenants and landlords to raise issues before adjournment and Lake Blackwell reclamation project tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Oklahoma
A. E. Jones
Salina
Kas
Soil Conservation Service
Farm Congress
W. Green
Dallas
Farm Security Administration
Joe C. Scott
State Board of Aar Culture
Marshall Harris
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Raymond Sayre
Ackworth
Henry G. Bennett
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Lake Blackwell
Payne County
Winrod Rejected By Kansas Voters in GOP primary
In Topeka Kansas Rev Gerald B Winrod evangelist failed badly in a four man GOP senatorial race to former Gov Clyde M Reed Reed led with 93543 votes as Winrod trailed with 48205 Randell Knapp 55569 and JC Pusher 23748 Reed narrowly won 2386 of 2708 precincts with party leaders citing alleged Nazi sympathies and intolerance as a motive for opposition Local governor race saw Payne Rather lead Harold McGugin and Charles Thompson for the Republican nomination while Democrat incumbent Walter A Huxman faced no opposition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Gerald B. Winrod
Evangelist Phieteer
U.S
Clyde M. Reed
Winrod
Reed
Parsons
Geo. McGill
McGill Earily
Joe Dohner
Prabody Tarmer
Dallas Knapp
Coffeyville
Winrod Jarred
JC. Pusher
Payne Rather
Walter A. Haxmen
Harold McGugin
Charles W. Thompson
Carl Newcomer
John Ram- Hyon
Wirrod
William Allen White
Imperia
Col George transfers to Fort Sill command
Oklahoma City August 1 Col Charles George Fram Fort Sam Houston Tex transfers to Fort Sill as commander of a field artillery regiment. Col George a noted horseman and three time Olympian has served as inspector general of the eighth corps area. He is son in law of the late President Charles Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Charles George Fram
Sam ‘Acuston
Tex
Fort Sill
George
Olympiv James
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Nice
Charles Curtis
AIR AND SEA PATROL SEARCHES FOR HI CLIPPER
A multinational fleet roams the Pacific as 13 naval ships enter a fifth day without locating the Hawaii Clipper or its 15 crew. The Meigs, carrying a potential clue, continues to Manila to Guam while lab samples from pilot slick are analyzed.
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Manila
P. L
Hawaii
Guam
Highway Patrol Totut Expenses
Oklahoma City August 3 WP The slate highway patrol announced an economy program to balance its budget saving 682,900 on 1930 drivers licenses. No new licenses issued. Applicants get envelopes certifying their 1939 license. Tag agents not paid this year. Savings include license handling and registry staff. Licenses issued in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Slate Highway Patrol
Bie M
Gentry
Slate Public Safety Commissioner
Steed
Aeris
Vaness FRA Club Aims for State Future Farmers Honor
Halt endorses large Vaness FRA chapter with 115 boys as potential state leader. School term focuses on agricultural building upkeep, shop upgrades, and storage space. IT class begins on producing a living at home with food and stock feed. Ag TV studies Feeds and Feeding and prepares a collective booth for the state fair. Every member will exhibit locally, then at county and state levels. Superintendent J O Vernon backs SPA and PHA work for girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaness Fra
Halt
Farmers of America
Oklahoma City
Vonoss
J. 0. Vernon
Vernon
A H Newspaper Has First issue
The initial issue of "The Clav er Last News" published L Pyan and for Pontotac county's 4-H clubs. The four page mimeographed news sheet is being mailed to members coaches and others this week. It is prepared at the suggestion of BL W Cinna- Mbt assistant county agent to bring closer SELTACE among the clubs and keep them posted on each organization's activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Claver
L Pyan
Pontotac County
BL. W. Cinna- Mbt
Ubs
Contents and officers of clubs and 4-H notes
The issue outlines a list of clubs and officers on pages one and two, a column Spice in General by Cinnamon, and news on fairs, the county 4-H club camp, and records and reports. Page four covers girls 4-H clubs with a complete list of H exhibits for fairs by years of club work.
Obituary for Rame Burton Hunt of Wapanucka
Rame Burton Hunt 16 of Wapanucka was killed instantly in a car wreck near Byars Wednesday at 10:00 am. Criswell Funeral Home to oversee funeral with service time to be announced and burial in Wapanucka Cemetery. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs E B Hunt and sisters Mary Jane and Patricia Ann Hunt.
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Rame Bunt
Rame Burton Hunt
Wapanucka
Byars
Wapenucka
Criswell Funeral Home
Hunt
E. 8. Hunt
Mary Jane
Patricia Ann Hunt
Dodgers blamed by suspect in grand larceny case
Stanley Bazarewski, 21, cites a Brooklyn Dodgers loss to the New York Giants in a Fourth of July twin bill as the cause of his arrest for grand larceny. He allegedly gambled away $140.86 and was jailed after blaming the team for a bad outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Stanley Bazarewski
Bazarewski
A. A. Savarase
Dodgers
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Oil Industry Moves Carefully on Way Toward Improved Conditions
Texas article notes gradual downtrend in gasoline and crude stocks and close proration in major producing states. United States daily production slipped to 3,315,690 barrels. Officials favor continued close proration to guide August production amid improving but uncertain demand. Texas basic allowable rises to 1,417,805 barrels daily with adjustments for July and August.
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William E. Keys
Austin
Texas
Oil and Gas Journal
United States
Interstate Onl Compact Commission
Colorado Springs
Ernest O. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission and Compact
East Texas
KMA
Wichita County
Oklahoma
corporation _ commission
Fortune Hanging on Osage Papoose Parentage Trial
In Hominy Oklahoma Osage heir Oscar Whitewing Jr may inherit $140000 or $50000 or lose all as court decides if he was the child born to Mrs. Kall ie Lae Whitewing on December 22 1935 or a foundling. Mrs Whitewing seeks $50000 for the child and $50000 for herself. Doctor W M Gayman testified Mrs Whitewing may not have given birth. The Osage case promises to reveal the fate of a major headright inheritance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Oseay
Osageribe
Whitewing
Oscar
Papcase
Only living volunteer recalls Reed Cuba yellow fever tests in 1900
John R Kissinger of Huntington Indiana, sole survivor of the full Reed Cuba yellow fever experiment, recounts offering to be bitten without pay and describes severe illness symptoms of chills fever and head pains. He notes a later spinal myelitis and mentions plans for a John R Kissinger Memorial Hospital in Huntington.
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Rochester, Minn
Walter Reed
Cuba
John R Kissinger
Buntington
Ind
Mayor Foundation
Sigma XI
Kissinger
Briely
Huntington
John R. Kissinger
New Leghorn Cross Lets Buyers Tell Sex of Chicks
Washington August reports the Agriculture Department says scientists have created a red and white barred Leghorn cross that lets buyers identify the sex of day old chicks by down color. Females have lighter red down, aiding buyers in selecting layers.
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Washington
Aug
Agriculture Department
Insurgents Press On as Ebro Offensive Blunts
Spanish insurgents reported air bombardment by hundreds of warplanes halted the government Ebro river offensive in Catalonia. Militiamen were described as disorganized, while government troops continued to pour men, tanks, and artillery across the river toward Gandesa. Observers noted insurgent forces preparing reserves north of Gandesa to counter a possible new blow on the left flank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendaye
France
Spanish Frontier
Catatonia
Ebro
Gandesa
Gandesa—highway Junction
Francisco France
Barcelona
Pobla de Mazaluca
Oklahoma to replace patrol trailers with brick units
Oklahoma City Aug 3. One story Spanish style buildings may replace patrol trailers used as area headquarters. ML Gentry, state public safety commissioner, said eight cities would submit works progress administration projects soon. Cities: Enid Lawton Perry Claremore Bemgete McAlester Sulphur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
ML Gentry
State Public Safety Commissioner
Gentry
Enid
Lawton
Perry
Claremore
Bemgete
McAlester
Sulphur
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Turner and Ius Associates
Soil Conservation Meeting
Roosevelti
Bermuda Sun
America
John Roosevelt
Anne Lindsay Clarx
Public Land Policy
Man
McGill
Col. George
Vienna
Witich
Beverly Crawell
Sally Lyon
Phyllis Roberts
Virginia Williams
Leila Hodgson
Western Archers Association
University of California At Los Angeles
AIR and Sea Patrol
A-H
Pittsburgh
Porte
Gore
Barber
Pallee
Seattle
Sam Diamond
Sam
Soap Lake
Wash
Chicago
Grinnell, Ja
John Palmer
Berlin
DND
Glatz
Trontier
Germany
Glats
Fhode Isiané
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