Vacation plans spark a city romance at the travel desk
Ann Hamilton, a busy secretary, clashes with travel clerk Bill Ware over Lake Racine versus the sea. Their banter deepens as he reveals pride in supporting his brother and earning a promotion, ending with a quiet, hopeful movie moment and a growing connection.
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Ann Hamilton
Bill Ware
Travel Bureau
Lake Racine
Ann
Bill
Ware
Alice
Knight In Shining Armor
William Ware
Mr. Ware
Knights In Shining Armor
Oklahoma lawmakers push anti tax agenda in coming session
Oklahoma City August leaders vow no tax hikes as the sixteenth legislature organizes. Senator Nichols signals he will become senate president pro tempore with broad caucus support while Speaker Phillips campaigns for re election and pledges a constructive program to cut waste and refuse new taxes.
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Oklahoma City
Aus
House
Senate
Allen G. Nichols
Wewoka
Leon C. Phillips
Daniel
Phillips J. T. Daniel
Waurika
Red
Phillips
F. N. Shoemake
Muskogee
Ehouse
James C. Nance
Nance
Purcell
Shoemake
Nichols
Don Welch
Madill
Josh Lee
Washington
Roosevelt
Murray Addresses Constitutional Government and Self Rule
Former Governor W. H. Murray argues for a strict constitutional approach and local self government, denounces despotism threats, and defends independence from the Liberty League while supporting economy and relief efforts. He narrates his stance on party principles, candidacy limits, and past positions on war and the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liberty League
Washington
United States
Home of J. C. Haley Damaged by Flames
Firefighters battled a blaze at the residence of J. C. Haley of 100 West Fourth Street starting around 2 a.m. Saturday. The interior suffered heavy damage and most furniture was ruined while a few items were salvaged by Fire Department personnel. Occupants slept outside. origin undetermined. Haley is father of Fire Chief Ed Haley.
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J. C. Haley
West Fourth Street
Mr. Haley
Ed Haley
Fire Department
Adamian Injured in Auto Crash Near Ardmore
Two people were hospitalized after a collision on U S highway 77 two miles north of Ardmore Oklahoma Clay Honney of Oklahoma City sustained a sprained hip back and possible internal injuries Frank P Smith of Ada suffered a fractured left knee and cuts and bruises Smith driving a small coupe pulled to the left to avoid a vehicle ahead and struck Honneys truck authorities said
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Ardmore
Okla
Here
Clay Honney
Oklahoma City
California Street
Frank P.smith
Ada
West 13Th Street
Smith
Henney
Stolen Car Report from Olson Plumbing Worker
A. L. Patton of Olson Plumbing reported a car theft to city officers on Saturday afternoon. He gave an account of the stolen vehicle and related details to the police.
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A. L. Patton
Olson Plumbing Company
Patton
Oklahoma plans large 1937 28 public building program
The state planning board received a $13,202,600 1937 28 program with a proposed $750,000 for a new state office building likely a skyscraper. Additions at Mc Alester penitentiary, a new Granite reformatory cell house, a health department lab, and repairs to the governor’s mansion are included alongside dozens of college and state institution construction requests.
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Oklahoma City
State Planning Board
L. M. Nichols
State Board of Affairs
Planning Board
Capitol
State Capitol
Board of Affairs
Statehouse
Old Age Pension Department
House of Representatives
McAlester Penitentiary
Granite Reformatory
Health Department
Oklahoma A. and M. College
University of Oklahoma
Panhandle A. and M. College
Cameron Agricultural College
Connors Agricultural College
Murray Agricultural College
University Preparatory School
Northeast Oklahoma Junior College
Eastern Oklahoma College
Central Teachers College
East Central Teachers College
Northeastern Teachers College
Southeastern Teachers College
Northwestern Teachers College
Southwestern Teachers College
Colored Agricultural School
Central State Hospital
West Oklahoma
Clinton
East Oklahoma Tuberculosis Sanatorium
West Oklahoma Hospital
Hospital For Negro Insane and Deaf, Blind and Orphan Institute
Northern Oklahoma Hospital
Pauls Valley
Tecumseh Industrial School
Oklahoma Military Academy
School For the Deaf
Oklahoma College For Women
Lambert Succeeds Sturdivant as Deputy Sheriff
Claude Sturdivant resigns after four years as deputy under Clyde Kaiser and Harve Lambert is named his successor. Lambert, already on the job, previously served as deputy county clerk and worked in the federal building. He lives on a farm between Homer and Francis and is well known in the county and in Ada.
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Claude Sturdivant
Clyde Kaiser
Harve Lambert
Kaiser
Lambert
Federal
Homer
Francis
Ada
Williamson rules on pension law
Governor Marland was advised by Attorney General Williamson that six months continuous residence in a county and one year in the state are required for eligibility under the new state old age pension measure. The ruling also states the county period must establish legal residence.
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Oklahoma City
Marland
Williamson
AIG Worker Collapses on Rig With Pneumonia Illness
Jack Hart of Magnolia Petroleum was hospitalized Saturday with pneumonia after collapsing on a rig near Stonewall. He was rushed to Ada by ambulance after striking his head on a pipe rack at about 3:00 a.m. and again collapsed around 6:00 p.m.
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Jack Hart
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Stonewall
Ada
Hart
False Alarm At Bank Sparks Sheriff Staged Response
Friday night at the First National Bank sheriff Clyde Kaiser and a deputy rushed in after an alarm. No burglar found though a drawer was opened by a worker triggering the alarm. The sheriff hoped to catch a bank robber but the alert proved false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Clyde Kaiser
Man Perplexed As Thief Steals Only Lawnmower
W. T. Miller reports a theft at 518 South Broadway where an unidentified thief took a lawnmower but left a glass collector that accompanied the machine. Miller laments the oddity and hopes the thief returns the collector to resolve the puzzling incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Miller
South Broadway
Mr. Miller
Forrest Brown Bound Over on Two Charges
Forrest Brown was bound over to the district court Friday after a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace A. W. Oliver on forgery in the second degree and grand larceny. Bond was set at $2,000 on each count.
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Forrest Brown
District Court
Justice of the Peace
A. W. Oliver
Grasshoppers Attack Baby in Montana Yard
Mrs. F A Reichert reports grasshoppers and Mormon crickets biting her baby in the family yard near BRCADUS Montana. The incident highlights unusual pest aggression in a rural setting.
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Brcadus
Mont
F. A. Reichert
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Oklahoma
Wm. H. Murray
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Keith Funeral Chapel, Inc
Ada, Oklahoma
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Traffic Control
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