County Commissioners Approve Budget Increase for County Government
The Ponjotee County board approved the estimate of needs for all county departments with several requesting higher funds. Major items include a biennial audit, higher sheriff radio station costs, and added staff for the county agent and treasurer offices. Several offices hold steady or show modest increases, while the county judge and charity budgets rise. The proposed budget moves to the excise board for consideration, then to the state auditor for approval before the protest period.
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Board of County
Ponjotee
Excise Board
State Auditor
F. J. Templeton
Charles Porter
Oklahoma City
Bill Bevers
Sheriff Office
Ada Police Department
Sheriff's Office
Stonewall and
Allen
Justice of the Peace
Justice Courts
Ada
Ac County
District Court
Heanch
WPA
Richard Blam
Stonewall
Board of Commissioners
Sam
Templeton and
Porter
Teeming Japanese Cities Darkened By Rumors Of Wings
A lengthy report outlines county and charity budgets with increases for hospital care, maintenance for the poor, and health unit funding. It notes a reduction in fair grounds improvement funds and details tax and advertising expenditures, billing audits, and anticipated budget processes in Ada area.
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Orient
Supreme Court
Free Fair Improvement Fund
Ada
Highway 99
City County Health Unit
City of
Pepsi Cola Seeks Restraining Order Against Coca Cola
Pepsi Cola files in Queens Supreme Court for a restraining order to stop Coca Cola and its affiliates from interfering with Pepsi Cola, its subsidiaries, and licensees nationwide. A concurrent petition with the US Patent Office seeks to challenge the Coca Cola trademark validity. The filing emphasizes the alleged harm from the Coca Cola marks.
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Pepsi-Cola
Coca-Cola
United States
Pepsi-Cola Company
Plains
Coca-Cola Company
Dlaintaff
Pepsi- Cola
O' Brien
Driskall and Raftery
Wallam O'Brien
Albany
Coca- Cola Corporation
New York State
Queens County Supreme Court
Pepsi- Cola Company
Cocadly Company
U. S
Washington
Coca+Cola
Coca
Cola
Car and patrol boat collision reported at waterfront
A coast guard patrol boat named US S Crawford was anchored at a waterfront location when a car smashed through a fence and crashed onto the deck. Two occupants of the car were arrested on intoxicating charges and damages to the vessel were estimated at zero.
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Buffalo
W. Y
County Eyes Big Highway Fund Cut and New Community Building
County officials advance a lean budget with highway funds likely cut by over 100000 and a plan to share a new community building with the City of Ada. The plan envisions the WPA project and salvaged fire station materials, plus offices for welfare, health, and county agents, saving rent costs.
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Elam
Works’ Progress Administration of Public Works Administration
Joan
Heath Unit
J. H. Poyor
Public Works and Property
Excise
Oklahoma City Probe Focuses on Voter Registration
Assistant County Attorney John Eberle plans to subpoena X K Knight in an inquiry into vote registration conditions. County election board secretary G Blakeney will consult state officials on changes to antiquated election laws. Flows of residence claims cited amid investigation into registered letters to voters.
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Oklahoma City
John Eberle
K. L. Knight
Rooming House
G. Blakeney
J. William Cordell
State Election Board
Blakeney
R. B. Lloyd
Tale Eberle
W. 5
Scott
Precincts Returned Mail Adresses Unknown
Precincts were returned mailed addressee unknown with a small number marked Moved no address.
Anniversary of Key Birth Sparks Anthem Debate
Washington August 9 UPI marks the 168th birthday of Francis Scott Key, author of the Star Spangled Banner. Historians at the Library of Congress note the song’s contested origins, its uncertain national status until 1931, and debates over its musical lineage and key signature.
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Washington
UPI
Francis’ Scott Key
Library of Congress
Fort McHen
Key
Capitol Hum
Congress
Oklahoma City man killed crossing Mattoon street
Oklahoma City man Heenan, a lease man for Hivenan-Coe Oil Co., was struck and killed while crossing a Mattoon Illinois street. He was born in Perry and died at age. His body will be returned for funeral services in Tulsa Thursday. Survivors include a sister, Mrs Doyle, of Tulsa.
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Oklahoma City
Mattoon
William Heenan
Heenan
Hivenan-Coe Oil Co
Perry
Doyle
Tulsa
Fasting Healed Hay Fever Claim Made by George McKenna
Detroit August report says George McKenna, after surviving a 40 day fast that cut weight from 150 to 90 pounds, believes his immunity to hay fever is permanent. He previously challenged skeptics to visit in August to test the claim and now asserts he will never suffer hay fever again.
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Detroit
George McKenna
McKenna
Inquirers
Time I Suffered And Felt Unfit To Work
A fragment from a personal note describes severe suffering restricting work. The writer insists they are not seen suffering by others and mentions feeling like a million, while noting fingers crossed for relief. No concrete events or dates are provided.
Prominent Couple Victims Of Blaze
Tuxeng Park Aug 9 Prominent in eastern society Mr and Mrs William Z Adee were burned to death in a mansion fire. Their 21 month old son George Adee survived thanks to a nurse maid Lillian Henson and firefighter Anthony Ross who saved the child. The nurse and the baby’s rescue left them injured, while the couple perished. The report also notes a historical anecdote about Augustus Caesar’s secretary.
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Tuxeng Park
William Z. ‘Adee
George Adee
Anthony Ross
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Coco-Cola Company
Sothern
Soviet Russia
Far East
Korea
Kojo
Vladivostok
Russia
Shachoeong
Coca-Cola Co
Auly
Excise’ Board
Excise ‘Board
County ‘Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Richard Blum
Stonewall Newspaser
Jack Peacock
Boston Red Sox
Sam Averill
Cleveland
Ben Chapman
Jett
Frankie Pyilak
Murmiral Stadwin
Averil Day
Key's
Illinois
T—Clair Thomas
Mrs. W.T. Adee
Tuxedo Park
Augustus Caesar
Fhallus
Justin
Justin Boot Shoes
RODEO
ADA Army Store
West Main
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