Governor Marland to Unveil Social Security Plan in January
Oklahoma Governor Merlin Marland announced he will publicize his social security program in January, outlining relief for the unemployed, employment insurance, and guaranteed work. He aims to shape the 1930s legislative agenda and influence future candidates while discussing housing and new industries alongside eventual repeal and control debates.
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Oklahoma City
Marland
Oklahoma
Democratic Party
U. S
Senate
Grand River
Roosevelt
Detlanta
Pipelines Expanded To Handle Ada Oil Output
Oil pipeline expansion proceeds in the Ada area with Stanolind laying 24 miles of 6 inch line from Byng to Coker near Maud, boosting capacity from 27 000 to 38 000 barrels daily plus new pumping units. Continental plans a 5 mile Jesse area line with stations and facilities estimated at 1 000 000 dollars.
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Ada
Stanolind Pipeline Company
Byng
Maud
Continental
Jesse
Stanolind
Coker
Fitts
Payson
Tribbey
McLish
Debt climbs toward record as Treasury seeks relief funding
Washington reports the public debt headed for a new high as the Treasury seeks 200 million for work relief financing and ready cash. President Roosevelt forecasts remaining funds needed this fiscal year, with new 24 percent 10 year bonds and 11½ percent five year notes offered. Exchange options on maturing notes could cut or raise annual interest costs by about four to one thousand, depending on choices.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Potentials Held On Six Oil Wells In Simpson and Hunton
Saturday conservation department employees planned to take potentials on six wells to determine production potential. Three wells in the Upper Simpson include Moore No 3 G Smith 31 27, Carter No 3 Julia Smith 31 2 7, and Phillips No 14 Norris 30 2 7.
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Conservation Department
Simpson
Hunton
Moore
G. Smith
Carter
Julia Smith
Phillips
Norris
McLisle Sands
Oklahoma Sets December Oil Allowables For Pools
The State Corporation Commission fixed December daily oil allowables at 480000 barrels statewide, down from 492000 in November. Fitts pool drops to 31350 barrels, Fitts Hunton at 700, Allen pool at 6114.91, with Class D adjustments and note of percentage wells.
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John Fittsfield
South Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
State Corporation Commission
Simpson
Allen
Flames Destroy Home of Herman Hickey Family
Fire swept a frame residence at 729 West Nineteenth Sunday afternoon destroying the home of Mr and Mrs Herman Hickey. The couple had left briefly and children were nearby when neighbors spotted flames. Firemen confined it to the Hickey property but contents were lost and cause suspected to be a stove.
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Herman Hicker
Hickey
New York Star Warns of Communist Propaganda in Dance
The New York Star expresses concern that dance movements may carry communist messaging while acknowledging the challenge of interpreting a glide as a plea to free Mooner.
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New York Star
Mooner
Oklahoma Cotton Ginning Report for 1935 and 1934
The Department of Commerce Bureau of Census releases a preliminary report listing cotton ginned in Oklahoma by county through November 14 for the 1935 and 1934 crops. Figures use running bases with rounds counted as half bales and exclude linters.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Census
Oklahoma
DNA of dead Tulsa girl linked to Comer case identity
Oklahoma City woman Eunice Jones identifies Elizabeth Comer as the slain road side victim found near Kansas City more than a year ago. Detectives say the find ends a 14 month mystery, with a ballistics check expected to support the link to Chester Comer.
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Kansas City
Kans
Here
Elizabeth Childers Comer
Chester Comer
Oklahoma
J. R. Jenkins
Eunice Jones
Oklahoma City
Elizabeth Comer
Mrs. Jones
Jenkins
Comer
George R
Will Rogers Fund Raises $2474 63 in Oklahoma
Oklahoma reports 42 582 contributors paying 2474 63 to the Will Rogers memorial fund John W Elwood of New York said in a message to Lieut Gov James Berry Berry chairs the Oklahoma committee and planned a conference with state leaders to push the drive to completion in December in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Will Rogers
John W. Elwood
New York
James Berry
Elwood
Berry
Ethiopian chieftain on civilized warfare and open combat
A Ethiopian chieftain defined civilized warfare as lines of men meeting in open combat while noting he forgot to offer his choices for the All-America. The remark reflects a debate on combat ethics and selections for the All-America honors.
Greatest returns for the amount invested News Classified Ads
Advertisers seek strong value from classified ads promising high returns on investment. Local sellers report measurable inquiries and conversions from strategic listings, with budget-conscious campaigns delivering notable exposure and engagement.
Noted archaeologist Dr James H Breasted dies in New York
Dr James H Breasted head of the Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago died at Presbyterian Medical Center at age 70 after an illness on board the Conte Di Savoia. He helped uncover the tomb of Tutankhamen and mentored Egyptology expeditions across Egypt Syria Palestine and other Near East sites.
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New York
James H. Breasted
Oriental Institute
University of Chicago
Presbyterian Medical Center
Breasted
Conte di Savoia
United States
Tutankahamen
Pharoah
Rockford
Northwestern University
Valley of the Nile
Egypt
Chicago
The
Syria
Palestine
Anatolia
Assyria
Babylonia
Persia
Eas
Fight Court Trials Result Of Auto Trade
Hassell faced two charges in Justice A W Oliver court over a down payment dispute on a sold automobile. He pleaded guilty to fighting and posted a $500 peace bond while denying larceny and posting a $2000 appearance bond. He and Arvil Thomas also face a separate case of obtaining money by false pretenses.
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Bill Hassell
Court of Justice
A. W. Oliver
Hassell
D. W. Boring
Boring
Sherwood W. Hill
Arvil Thomas
Tulsa
Thomas
Justice Hill
Simon E. Patton
Oklahoma City reports 65 November traffic fatalities
Oklahoma's November traffic toll totaled 65 deaths and 172 serious injuries across 135 accidents. Tulsa County led with eight deaths, while Jefferson County recorded the largest single-accident fatality toll of six. Governor Marland urged stricter prosecutions, noting policing alone is insufficient.
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Oklahoma City
U.M
Oklahoma
J. M. Gentry
Gentry
Tulsa County
Jefferson County
Addington
Oklahoma County
Seminole County
Creek
Garfield
Grady
Pawnee
Bryan
Murray
Cotton
Hughes
Marshall
Pottawatomies
Carter
Craig
Garvin
Kiowa
Logan
Okmulgee
Osage
Payne
Pushmataha
Washington
Washita
Marland
Oil field activity grows in Pontotoc County region
Centrahoma hosts Carter Oil Co. No. 1 Thompson wildcat drilling at 6,283 feet in Bromide lime with the Bromide formation topped at 6,225 feet. Continental probes near Jesse with three offsets as deeper Carter and Moore wells show rising daily potentials. Deepening brings notable oil increases across Norris, Smith, and Wilcox horizons with numerous new locations and upcoming tests in Ada area pools.
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Centrahoma
Carter Oil Co
Thompson
Wildcat
Continental
Jesse
McCarthy
House
James
Simpson
J. Smith
Promide
McLish
Ada
State Corporation Commission
Continental OH Company
Jesse Pool
Pontotoc
Coal Counties
Conservation Officer
Fitts
R H Wilson Named County Tag Agent
R H Wilson secretary of the state conservation commission was appointed Oklahoma county tag agent by the state tax commission replacing Charles Rockwood. The commission also named seven of nine assistant tag agents for the county.
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Oklahoma City
R. H. Wilson
State Conservation Commission
State Tax Commission
Oklahoma County
Charles Rockwood
Greater returns for the amount invested
Classified ad notes improved value from an investment, highlighting higher returns and potential savings for buyers and investors. It stresses smart purchases and profitable opportunities in the market.
Crosbie Burris Heirs leads Fitts pool with strong first flow
In southeast Jontotoc county the Crosbie No. 1A Burris Heirs NE SE NW in 27-27 produced about 50 barrels after initial shut in then flowed 1590 barrels in an hour through tubing, signaling a productive extension of the Fitts pool. Skelly No. 1 Park College in 28-27 followed with 787 barrels in the first hour, while area drilling shifts focus to offset wells and possible east-line confirmation.
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Fitts
Crosbie No. 1A _ Burris Heirs
Burris
Crosbie
Cromwell
Hunton
Burris Heirs
Ada
Skelly No
Park College
Fleetborn Oil Corp
Simpson
Wooley
FE. H. Moore
Mack
Moore No
Akers
Fleetborn
Smith
Patrick
Centrahoma
Thompson
John Fitts
J’ontotoc County
Fitts Pool
Skelly No. 1
Crosbie's
Skelly
Fittspool Fleetborn Oil Corporation-Simpson
Crosbie No. 1A
Sinclair Prairie
Boettcher Oi and Gas Company
Ceiment
Continental
Crosbie No. 2
East Side
Fitts Field
Fleetborn No. 1
Wooler
Thelma Lowe Weds Woodrow Shanks In Simple Ada Ceremony
The wedding of Thelma Lowe and Woodrow Shanks occurred at Rev. R. E. McCain's home on Saturday night at 10 30. Thelma wore burgundy tree bark crepe, vows were spoken before close friends, and guests included Hydie Northcutt Mildred Amburg Elmore Montgomery O Neil Shanks and Josephine Stubblefield. The couple plans a short trip to Oklahoma City and will reside at 514 West Main Ada.
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Thelma Lowe
Woodrow Shanks
R. E. McCain
Hydie Northcutt
Mildred Amburg
Elmore Montgomery
O'Neil Shanks
Josephine Stubblefield
Ada High School
East Central State Teachers’ College
Phillips Petroleum Company
Former Ada Girl Weds In Seminole
Eva Mae Watson, once of Ada, and J Robert Meek of Seminole were married Saturday night November 23 by C R Nichol pastor of the Church of Christ in Seminole. The bride wore purple crepe with Persian lamb trim and gray accessories. She was educated in Ada and Seminole schools, a Ada High School graduate. Meek is son of Mr and Mrs J M Meek of Eldorado Ark and is with the Happy Belting company in Seminole where they will reside.
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Eva Mae Watson
J. Robert Meek
Seminole
C. R. Nichol
Church of Christ
Ada High School
Meek
J. M. Meek
Eldorado
Ark
Happy Belting Company
Marriage of Ada Native Ruth Morgan Wed in Salt Lake City
Mrs. Mabel Morgan of Roff announces the marriage of her daughter Ruth Opal Morgan to Mr. Albert Turner of Laramie Wyoming. They wed November 28 in Salt Lake City. Miss Morgan worked for the Choctaw Cotton Oil company in Ada. They will reside in Laramie.
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Mabel Morgan
Roff
Ruth Opal Morgan
Albert Turner
Laramie
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miss Morgan
Ada
Choctaw Cotton Oil Company
Holdenville couple wed in Home Ceremony
Caryelle Cherry wed Leon Farris in a 7 15 p m ceremony at Rev C B Thomas home on East Main Street Church of Christ officiating The couple’s close friends Virgil Ramsey of Allen attended The bride is a Holdenville High School graduate and McLellan employee The groom is Holdenville High School alumnus and East Central State Teachers College student
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Walter Cherry
Caryelle
Leon Farris
Larkin Russell
C. B. Thomas
Rev. Thomas
East Main Street
Church of Christ
Virgil Ramsey
Allen
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