Vaughan Becomes President of Northeastern State Teachers College
Oklahoma City Aug. 19 Gov E W Ma riano appointed A L Crable state superintendent and Vaugh an resigned as state supervisor. Vaughan will become president of Northeastern State Teachers College at Tahlequah tomorrow succeeding Dr J M Hackler who will return as dean. Crable also takes roles on several boards and Vaughan will earn 4500 salary. Crable born 1889 in Hunt county Texas has held rural teaching posts and state education roles since 1924.
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Oklahoma City
John VaUghan
Northeastern State Teachers College
Tahlequah
State Board of Education
E. W. Mariano
A. L. Crabie
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Vaughan
Crable
Northeastern
J. M. Hackler
Hackler
M. P. Hammond
State School Land Commission
State Board of Equalisation
Board of
Regents
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasaa
Board of Regents of
Oklahoma Junior College
Miami
Southeastern Junior College
Wilburton
State Library Commission
Teachers College
Southeastern Teachers Colleges
Durant
Henry S. Johnston
M. A. Nash
Texas
Craple
Hunt County
Tex
Lone Oak
Austin College
Sherman
University of Oklahoma
Sadler
Collinsville
Marietta, Ohlo
Rich
State Department of Education
M. College Fac
Marysville
National Youth Administration
Ada Junior High
Ernest L. Lowe
A. & M. College
Stillwater
J. B. Hill
Soil Conservation
Fitzhugh
Harry Smith
Roff
Leslie Hewett
Midland
J. S. Stanfield
Vanoss
Henry Little
Stratford
Virgil Hunt
Allen
O. W. Moore
David Gray
Francis
Alfred Patterson
Ada
Maxwell
Quinn R. Bevers
Grover C. Holloway
Stonewall
J. T. Rowlett
Paul R. Henderson
Chickasaw
Edgar Oliver
Cather Floyd
L. L. Lillard
Oakman
Beating of Ex-Senator Ed Reed Triggers State Probe
Oklahoma City August 19 The state crime bureau opened an inquiry into the July 24 attack on Ed Reed Elk City former state senator. Reed said Beckham county officials mishandled the case and asked for bureau help. DeArthur Wilson was assigned to investigate Reed endured three broken ribs and other injuries after being dragged from his car near Carter while campaigning for Nat Taylor.
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Oklahoma City
Ed Reed
Elk City
Carter
State Crime Bureau
Reed
Beckham County
DeArthur Wilson
Nat Taylor
Stong City
D. W. Thurman
Sarre
Tavior
Will Sumner Return Sought From Delbarton
Oklahoma City Aug 19 Wil liam M Sumner 24 who escaped from Payne county jail in 1931 after an eight year sentence for robbery may face return from Delbarton West Virginia. The case drew support from ministers and friends while Judge Henry W Hall urged surrender if reform is sincere. Sumner’s companion J T Caldwell was killed during arrest.
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Oklahoma City
Fred Cunningham
Delbarton
W. Va
William M. Sumner
Payne County
McAlester Penitentiary
Cunningham
Sumner
Stillwater
J. T. Caldwell
M. J. Bradley
Pauls Valley Training School
Henry W. Hall
Logan and Payne County
Oklahoma
Sixteen Enter Guilty Pleas In Plot Case
In Moscow sixteen defendants admit guilt in a Soviet charges trial accusing Leon Trotzky linked conspirators of planning a reign of terror to seize power. The court read three formal charges including organizing terror and plotting to kill Stalin and other leaders amid alleged German involvement.
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Moscow
Trotzky
Josef Stalin
Leon Trotzky
Gestapo
Franz Weitz
Berlin
Fritz David
Stalin
David
Soviet Union
Gregory Zinovieff
Leon Kameneff
T. Smirnoff
Fr. Holzmann
Klementi Voroshiloff
All-Union Peasants Congress
Gregory K. Orlonikidze
Communist Party
Ukrane
Postisheff
Zinovieff
Kameneff
Sergei M. Kiroff
Leningrad
S. Mirach-kovsky
Roosevelt weighs relief options at drought meeting
President Roosevelt huddled with five financial and relief aides at the summer White House to map new drought relief steps. Morgenthau Bell Hopkins Persons Burr and others joined the conference to discuss channels for aid and employment programs as drought intensifies.
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Associated Press
Miron Tank
Aus
Roosevelt
Drouth
Morgenthau
Daniel W. Bell
White House
Treasury
Dateless
Harry L. Hopkins
W. Frank Persons
United States Employment Service
Walter Burr
Washington
Hamilton Pledges Whirlwind Campaign Across Texas
Chicago April 19 Dallas dispatch reports Republican National Committee Chairman John P.D.M. Hamilton flying north for continued campaign against the New Deal. He addressed 5000 Texans urging that Roosevelt’s policies threaten taxpayers and the Constitution with change by usurpation. Hamilton spoke at Sedalia Missouri with Kansas City as the next stop.
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Dallas
Republican National Committee
John PD. M. Hamilton
Roosevelt
Hamilton
Sedalia
Kansas City
Church and Barn Burned at Braggs
Fire destroyed Braggs Church of Christ and a nearby barn in Braggs Oklahoma. Loss estimated at $4 likely with rapid spread due to dry conditions. Muskogee firemen responded. no injuries reported as the two story dwelling occupied by the Kennedy and Calvert families burned.
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Braggs, Oxkla
Braggs Church of Christ
Muskogee
Bill Kennedy
Floyd Calvert
Governor Marland to Vacation at Ponca City Home
Oklahoma Governor FE W Marland will depart Friday for a vacation at his Ponca City home returning September 1 his office announced. Since the July 28 primary he has skipped usual press conferences and will not meet newspapermen until his return.
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Oklahoma City
FE. W. Marland
Ponca City
Oklahoma Heat Shatters Records Across State
Oklahoma temperatures neared 100 degrees as crop conditions worsened and two heat deaths were reported. Muskogee hit 101 at noon while Oklahoma City reached 100 pm hour and Tulsa showed 94. Drought sparked fires near Pauls Valley and cotton wilted as stock water ran scarce. Notable deaths include Thomas Jefferson McMahan at home in Oklahoma City and Rev. W. R. Edwards a veteran missionary.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Tulsa
Pauls Valley
Thomas Jefferson McMahan
Prisoners escape from Devil's Island to Caribbean sea
Four convicted murderers from Devil's Island French penal colony were set adrift near Trinidad after a fortnight ashore. They received a boat and three weeks of rations before being towed 12 miles out, then began rowing toward Venezuela. Three companions left on the hospital for recovery.
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Port-Of-Spain
Trinidad
Devil's Island
Guiana
Caribbean
Venezuela
Hoare warns against British interference in Spanish war
Sir Samuel Hoare, first lord of the admiralty, warns that British intervention could trigger a European conflagration. The Board of Trade revokes all licenses for exporting arms, ammunition, aircraft, and related supplies. In London the relief fund reports over 20,000 dollars in anti gangrene serums and food for loyalist fighters.
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London
Samuel Hoare
Admiralty
Board of Trade
Hoare
Cromer
General Council
International Fund For the Relief of Distress
Spain
Bond of 75 000 Set in District Court for Davis
District Judge Tal Crawford set bond at 25 000 in a habeas corpus hearing for Dalla Davis 30 charged with murder in the death of his brother in law George Kirby 54 of Bebee. The shooting occurred July 1 on an oil lease near Bebee with the dispute over ownership.
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Dalla
Davis
George Kirby
Bebee
Tal Crawford
Kirby
Tammany Leaders Clash In Fist Fight At Meeting
Tammany Hall factions erupted in a fist fight as William P. Kenneally and Christopher D. Sullivan clashed in Bert Strand's office during an informal meeting. The altercation followed Kenneally's opposition to a Sullivan Hussey Ruddy triumvirate and his threat of an executive committee meeting.
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New York
Tammany Hall
William P. Kenneally
Tammany
Christopher D.D. Sullivan
Bert Strand
Kenneally
Sullivan
Knneally
Charles H. Hussey
Stephen A. Ruddy
Sharkey and Louis settle pennies at club
New York Aug 19 Jack Sharkey and Joe Louis met at the 20th Century Club to pick up checks. Sharkey challenged Louis about the number of pennies on the desk. after counting again Louis agreed to buy a drink if wrong, and Sharkey claimed there were three pennies, not four.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Joe Louis
20Th Century Club
Joe
Sharkey
Okla 6 O P Plans Campaign
PW G Johnston state Republican chairman announced a plan to hold district meetings to organize the statewide campaign. He will mobilize county chairs and state committeemen across eight legislative districts and seek anti new deal Democrats to join. A party finance committee will be set up next week to raise funds.
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Oklahoma City
PW. G. Johnston
Johnston
Hospital oil leases awarded by state commission
The state school land commission awarded oil and gas leases on University hospital grounds to H. H. Wegener of Oklahoma City for 111,609 dollars on three tracts totaling about 24 acres. Sunray Oil bid 85,000 dollars for the acreage.
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Oklahoma City
State School Land Commission
University Hospital
H. H. Wegener
Wegener
Sunray Oil Company
State Capitol
Landon Plans Midwest Farm Belt Tour in August
Governor Alf Landon announced a second presidential campaign swing into the Midwest farm belt with potential stops in Nebraska Iowa Illinois Indiana and Minnesota. He and his party prepared to depart LaSalle Colorado by train for an eastern foray and three speeches with exact dates and venues undecided.
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Estes Park
Colo
L.pi
Alf M. Landon
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Landon
la Salle
City youths receive suspended five year terms for forgery
Co. H. Miles, 17, and James McCurtain, 18, were sentenced to five year terms for second degree forgery but the sentences were suspended by District Judge Tal Crawford. McCurtain allegedly forged his father B. C. McCurtain’s check, while Miles allegedly cashed it at a local business. The arraignment occurred before Justice A. W. Oliver and was transferred to the district court.
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Co. H. Miles
James McCurtain
Granite
Tal Crawford
McCurtain
B. C. McCurtain
Miles
A. W. Oliver
Third Party Votes Land Position After Tally
The article notes that third parties possess the ability to attain the leading position once votes are counted. It emphasizes the impact of tallies on final standings and party dynamics in the electoral process.
Ada votes for incinerator bonds in light turnout
Voters approved a 20 000 bond issue to finance a 55 000 city incinerator with a 151 to 121 margin. The project, backed by officials and civic groups, will modernize sanitary facilities as federal funding covers 45 percent. Total votes 275 with one mutilated ballot.
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Acairet
Ward
Ward 4
Olson tells of hope as doctors watch for complications
Rochester Minnesota August 19 Gov Floyd B Olson spoke through tears of a belief he would survive as Mayo Clinic doctors monitor for peritonitis in his stomach ailment. Drs Mayo Rivers and Walter described a recurrent crisis passed but the case remains very grave and unnamed.
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Rochester
Minn
Floyd B. Olson
Mayo Clinic
William J. Mayo
Louis May Wait Long for Headweight Fight
New York August 19. Joe Louis faces a stalled showdown after his comeback knockout of Jack Sharke. Max Schmeling refuses a rematch. Braddock’s injured left hand seen by Dr. Fred Albee may push his September engagement with Schmeling to next month.
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New York
No Man’s Land
Joe Louis
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Louis
Jimmy Braddock
Braddock
Fred Albee
Schmeling
Local gossip rumors and hospital scare in Owl cafe
The report mentions Miss Fanny Frail in the Owl cafe nervous collapse while watching a man eat spaghetti. Lem Wheeler comments on the doctor visit for his wife after she swallowed her tongue. The piece notes multiple married couples and a birthday surprise for Zeke Burr with a hospital update on Mrs. Lem Wheeler after an accidental pride swallow.
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Lem Wheeler
Fanny Frail
Zeke Burr
Fire truck responds to false alarm at Mote Harp home
Fire department rushes to Mote Harp residence yesterday afternoon only to find it was a false call triggered by his wife and her bridge club gathering.
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Th’ Fire Department
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