Oklahoma Club Members Take Many Honors at Livestock Show
Illinois report notes Oklahoma youths and clubs earning top honors at the International Livestock Exposition. Mary F Thompson of Durham NC claimed National 4 H canning champ with an eight year record. Franklin Spore of Kildare OK National 4 H Meat champ. Doris Sullivan of Mangum OK National Kitchen Crafts champ. Oklahoma A and M teams placed in judging events and individual youths won ribbons in clothing and crafts. Horse show winner Mello Gold belonged to Jessie Ruth Stables of Bartlesville OK.
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Chicago
Mary F. Thompson
Durham
N. C
National Committee On
Franklin Spore
Kildare
Okla
Doris Sullivan
Mangum
Bearden
Esther Shoup
Oklahoma A
M. College
Steen Lemon
Kingfisher
Oklahoma A. & M
M. L. Peck
Stillwater
P. S. Bixler
Hydro
B. F. Morava
Oklahoma City
Mello Gold
Jessie Ruth Stables
Bartlesville
Arrest of Marvin Buford in Hughes County shooting
Marvin Buford of Holdenville was arrested by city officers on Friday at Ada after Hughes County authorities sought him in a shooting fray. He was taken to Holdenville for questioning. police traced a bus to Ada where Buford was apprehended as he alighted in the colored section. Hughes County officers pursued later that day.
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Marvin Buford
Holdenville
Hughes County
Buford
Ada
Greyhound
Cleveland
Greyhound Lines
Mississippi
Norfolk
Stern Warning on State Driver Licenses
Oklahoma City November 27 J M Gentry state public safety commissioner warned no extension for driver licenses beyond January 1. This final warning says anyone driving after December 31 without a license will be arrested and prosecuted by the state highway patrol. Officials estimate 600 000 drivers remain unlicensed.
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Oklahoma City
J. M. Gentry
State Highway Patrol
Department
Mrs Hahn Granted Delay in Poison Murder Case
Cincinnati, Nov 27. Mrs Anna Marie Hahn, sentenced to die on March 10 for poisoning four elderly men, remains under jail physician care as Judge Charles S Bell denies a new trial. Defense plans an appeal likely delaying execution for months.
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Cincinnati
Anna Marie Hahn
Charles S. Bell
Hiram C. Bolsinger
Ohio
Mrs. Hahn
Jacob Wagner
Bell
George A. Lutz
Ohio Penitentiary
Salt Mines in the Brain Revealed by Diffusion Study
Philadelphia reports the first in vivo measurement of salt diffusion in a living body, showing brain cells form tiny mines of sodium chloride. Researchers Dr. William R. Amberson and colleagues found brain and spinal cord retain salt, with gray matter cells absorbing salt and resisting extraction in cat tests.
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Philadelphia
American Philosophical Society
William R. Amberson
University of Maryland
Thomas P. Nash
Arthur G. Mulder
Dorothy Binns
College of Medicine
University of Tennessee
Marriage experiment ends in divorce at Tecumseh
Mrs. Creighton Burnham head of the girls training school reports Hereshell Cook filed for divorce from Evelyn, once an honor girl granted parole as a wedding gift. The superintendent says the date night romance was an attempt to give wards social background and calls the marriage an experiment that failed. Evelyn returned to the training school after the breakup. Cook claims the union was for freedom and returned to his parents farm.
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Tecumseh
Okla
Creighton Burnham
State Industrial Training School For Girls
Hershell Cook
Pottawatomie County
Quiet Thanksgiving in Ada Despite Minor Accidents
Ada marked one of the quietest Thanksgivings on record with few disturbances. A two car crash near Konawa sent Grace Stailey to a clinic with severe head injuries. four others injured, two in hospital, while arrests remained limited to habitual offenders.
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Ada
Grace Stailey
Fittstown
Konawa
Right To Print Jurors Names Is Given By Court
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to review a case upholding freedom of the press to publish names of grand jurors and witnesses. Walter Morrow editor of the Akron Times-Press was fined $50 for publishing Summit county grand juror names, but the court of appeals had reversed.
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Columbus
Freedom of
State Supreme Court
Walter Morrow
Akron Times-Press
Summit County
Walter B. Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Court of Appeals
Supreme Tribunal
Morrow
Congress Moves To Fast-Track Housing Bill For Boom
President Roosevelt urged Congress to liberalize the National Housing Act to spur a five year, 12 to 16 billion dollar housing boom. Eight amendments would expand mortgage insurance, raise loan limits, cut costs and promote large rental projects with private financing. A federal private industry committee, led by Marriner Eccles, expects a delay before any building boost appears, with passage unlikely before spring.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Florida
National Mortgage Association
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
J. M. Daiger
Federal Housing
Isador Lubin
Labor Statistics
S. Sloan Colt
Bankers Trust Co
New York
Edward F. McGrady
Radio Corporation of America
Gerard Swope
Enemy Electric Company
Henry Turner
Turner Construction Empany
Wood
Sears, Roebuck and Go
Chicago
AFL Rejects CIO Peace Proposal for Full Settlement
The American Federation of Labor rejected a CIO proposal for a partial truce in their civil war, stating no agreement would be acceptable except final and full peace. The remark came from Washington on November 29.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor Tonight
Committee For Industrial Organization
Weekend Deaths Rise From Fog and Freezing Roads
Weekend automobile accidents killed at least 105 nationwide as fog rain and sub freezing weather on the coast and across the midwest and west created hazards. New York led with 13 deaths followed by Texas and Michigan with 10 each and Illinois 5. States listed include Arizona 4 Arkansas 2 California 3 Colorado 3 Georgia 2 Illinois 5 Indiana 3 Kansas 1 Kentucky 2 Maryland 1 Massachusetts 2 Michigan 10 Missouri 1 Minnesota 1 Nebraska 1 New Jersey 4 North Carolina 6 Ohio 6 Oklahoma 1 Pennsylvania 6 South Carolina 2 Tennessee 6 Virginia 1 Washington 7 Wisconsin 2.
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Midwest
Oklahoma
Chicago
National Safety Council
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Michigan
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Arkansas
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Kentucky
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Massachusetts
Missouri
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Jersey
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
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Tennessee
Virginia
Wisconsin
Court Affirms Vote Fraud Convictions In 1936 Trials
The Eighth Circuit upheld most government procedures in the Kansas City vote fraud cases. Twelve defendants were convicted and six had convictions reversed, involving precinct officials and party workers from the 1936 presidential election. Several new trials were ordered for some, while others had convictions affirmed on related charges.
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ST. Louis
Eighth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Kansas City
Charles Cartello
Dan Brown
Robert MacKinney
Edward C. Duncan
Edward J. Schmidt
James E. Maxey
Federal Bureau of Investigation
John T. Little
Gilbert Stevens
Frank Ditsch, Jr
Forest O. Holman
George Neeper
Frank H. Adams
John A. Lateran
Lorne Wells
Joseph Wells, Jr
Leo B. Roach
Edson Walker
John H. Drummond
Up Go Ada's Holiday Lights
The fellows who have for several years put up the Christmas lights for downtown Ada now handle the job. They install colored bulbs lay out long strings of light wires and climb ladders to attach the ends. When finished and lit at dusk the business district gains seasonal beauty.
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Ada
Six Locations In Fitts Area For Past Week
Announcement of six locations in the Fitts-Jesse area shows ongoing drilling in a productive territory. Names and sections include FITTS-Magnolia No 6 Norris 21-2-7 NW SE NE, Metropolitan Life 27-2-7 NW NE NE, J C Campbell No 1 Scrivener SW SE SW 15-2-7, Nance Campbell No 1 West Fitts Magnolia SW NW SW 21-2-6, JESSE Thomspons No 1 Johnson CE 1-2 NE NW 7-1-8, and No 2 Johnson CW 1-2 NE NW 7-1-8.
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Fitts-Jesse
FITTS
Magnolia
F. C. Norris
Metropolitan Life
J. C. Campbell
Scrivener
West Fitts
Nance Campbell
Jesse—Thompsons
Johnson
Oliva chosen president of Pontotoc county farm set up
N. S. Oliva of near Allen was elected Monday morning as president of the Pontotoc county farm administration program set up. Oscar Rankin of Maxwell was named vice president and joint chairs of township committees will form the supervisory board with Paul Henderson of Allen and Cather Floyd of Ada on the panel.
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N. S. Oliva
Near Allen
Pontotoc County
Oscar Rankin
Maxwell
Olive
Rankin
Paul Henderson
Allen
Cather Floyd
Ada
Allen First Methodist Church Welcomes Pastor J M Jones
Rev J M Jones begins active duties as Allen First Methodist pastor after a large Sunday turnout. The church plans an installation for departments on November 28 at 11:00 a.m. with morning and evening services and various church events this week.
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J. M. Jones
Allen First Methodist Church
Allen High School
Roy Saffarans
Allen Commercial Club
Methodist Church
J. M-Jones
Missionary Society
Stonewall Wins Homecoming Game and Crowns Queen
Stonewall, in its first year, defeated Kiowa 12 to 0 in the homecoming game. Burlene Reeder, a sophomore, was crowned football queen after winning by 1100 votes, with LaVerne Lynch as the runner up. Outstanding for Stonewall were Byrd and Jones. Kiowa's standouts were Lacey, Nelson and Orr.
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Kiowa
Burlene Reeder
Miss Reeder
LaVerne Lynch
Byrd
Jones
Lacey
Nelson
Orr
J. S. Roberts
Stonewall Rice
Ray Griffin
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Goodall le
Ruddell
Billi Butler
Gedding
Barnes
Smith G
Kiawa
Stites
Allen
Sen
Gilmore le
Kleto
Radcliffe
Lacey Gb
Herrington
Mitchell
Last Township Farm Committee Now Selected
The six township elections for community committeemen to aid the federal farm program ended with Fitzhugh township choosing W. C. Johnston as chairman J. C. Kelso as vice chairman Leslie Hewitt and Herbert Griffith as alternate The other townships had picked theirs earlier and a county committee will be named Monday to lead the program locally.
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Fitzhugh Township
W. C. Johnston
J. C. Kelso
Leslie Hewitt
Herbert Griffith
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