Phillips Reported Ready To Enter Gubernatorial Race
Oklahoma City January 15 Rep Leon C Phillips of Oklahoma a veteran leader of the Ax Handle Brigade signaled his entry into the gubernatorial race. The sixteenth legislature veteran indicated an announcement early next week. Other candidates included Alfalfa Bill Murray and Dr Fowler Border with campaigns in full swing. News noted Marland's reluctance on a special election and various political maneuvers and staff changes across state government.
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Okemah
Philips
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House
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Border Patrol
Venice
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Ames
Marland
Paul Stewart
Antlers
Appropriations Committee
Sixteenth
Hubert Bolen
W. S. Kew
WPA
Vator
Winter Fishing Open At Lake Windersmith
Wayne Wheelock announces Lake Windersmith will open for winter fishing for one month starting Saturday Jan 15. Permits available at the office with a 25 cent fee. Regulations will be provided. fish include channel cat bass and crappie. demand noted if conditions allow extension.
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Park ‘Board
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Safe Driving Awards Highlight Local Carriers Meeting
Pantotoc county AMCA Oklahoma members honored numerous safe drivers from Ada Milling, Coach Transfer & Storage, and other firms. The group logged over 212000 miles with one minor accident and ranked sixth among 27 truck fleets in the national safety contest. F M Cline of Oklahoma City spoke as secretary manager of the motor carriers association.
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Pantotoc County
Associated Motor Carrers, Inc
Oklahoma
Jess Barber
Ada Milling Company
Cecil ‘Blevins
Coach Transfer & Storage
Elmer Collins
Ada Milling
Henry Cowan
Johnnie Crowder
W. P. George
Sam Lawson
3A Milling Company
Joss Barber
Elmer Collings
Woody Dean
J. D. Howard
Lou McCollum
R. Stephens
W. A. Tippett
Mack Tipton
Jimmie Turner
Nate Harshall
Matt Keeling
George Simpkins
Cecil Simpkins
Floyd Hill
Otto Dawson
L. Safety Council Association
Nate Halshell
F. M. Cline
Oklahoma City
Static Organization of Motor Carriers, Inc
Beware of fake nursery agents in Oklahoma City
Purchasers of nursery stock in Oklahoma are advised to verify agent credentials. State board of agriculture president C Scott urges nurseries to issue official certificates signed by the board president and the nursery head. Buyers should demand to see these state certificates to avoid fraud by impostors.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
C. Scott
State Board
J. M. Robertson
Robertson
Man Breaks Leg While Freeing Mule Near Ross
George Glasgow of three and a half miles east of Ross was taken to a local hospital Friday with a broken leg after attempting to free a mule entangled in a stall cutter. A neighbor, Tobe Wingard, assisted by a physician at Rofl, aided in the emergency treatment.
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Ross
Glasgow
Tobe Wingard
Rofl
Reed Emerges as Clear Gambit for Court Seat
President Roosevelt taps Stanley Reed, a Kentucky lawyer and longtime defender of New Deal programs, to replace Justice Sutherland. Senators broadly welcome the pick, though some push for public hearings amid concerns sparked by Justice Black's Ku Klux Klan link.
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George Sutherland
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Herbert Hoover
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Idaho
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Reed Named to Succeed Sutherland on Supreme Court
President Roosevelt named Stanley Reed to the United States Supreme Court to fill the vacancy created by Justice George Sutherland's resignation. The appointment was announced Saturday as the nation awaits the new jurist’s confirmation and potential impact on the court’s balance.
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Stanley Reed
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
George Sutherland
Counties Vote for Boggies and Blue Soil District
Representatives from Pontotor Johnston and Coal counties vote unanimously to form the Boggies and Blue Soil Conservation district. The affected area covers southern Pontotor, nearly all of Johnston, and all of Coal counties draining into Boggies and Blue creeks. State Conservation Commission to set election date. district advocates say program will span years.
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Johnston
Coal County
Boggies and Blue Soil Conservation District
Pontotor County
Johnston County
B. Hill County
State Conservation Commission
Wabanucka
Coalgate
Lee Craig
EB. P. Weston
Soil Conservation Board
Ed Roberts
Soil Conservation Association
Seminole
Pottawatomie
Byng High Girls Triumph Over Caney 39 to 12
Byng high school girls basketball defeated Caney 39 to 12 on Friday night. The Byng lineup showed sharp shooting to overcome a tight court and large crowd. Caney, previously undefeated, faced strong offense from Byng leading to a disappointing loss.
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Caney Girls
Oil Worker Injured At Work In Texas Field
H L Ray of Arrow Drilling sustained a neck injury from a machinery mishap in the oil field Thursday afternoon near Duncan. Doctors report a dislocated neck vertebra but not a dangerous condition. he remains in a local clinic. The accident occurred while he was assisting with boiler work.
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aArrow Drilling Company
Ray
Ques
Lingcheid Peake for Ada Teachers
Ada teachers gathered for banquet programs begun last year and continued this year praising Dr. Al Linscheid East Central president for his cooperation with the city schools Dan Procter city superintendent presented him a large Bible as thanks The Ada High chorus directed by Wyatt C Freeman joined the group in song with Don Evans presiding over the event
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al Linscheid
East Central
Dan Procter
Linscheid
Wyatt C. Freeman
Ada High School
Don Evans
Sporting Club Case Appealed Over Noise Dispute
Lee Daggs sues Nathan Phillips and C. S. Amos over possession of a sports club property. A district court transcript follows an appeal by the defendants after a forcible entry case awarded Daggs possession due to noise complaints from residents above the club.
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Nathan Phillips
C. S. Amos
District Court
Justice of the Peace
A. W. Oliver
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Days
Tax Expert Sees Added Tax Changes Delayed
Treasury under secretary Roswell Magill told the Ways and Means Committee that extensive tax revisions could be proposed at a later date. He outlined seven subjects the Treasury might address including exemptions on interest from public securities, a gradual repeal of manufacturers excise taxes, and consolidation of estate and gift taxes. Magill endorsed the subcommittee plan, saying the proposals would improve the revenue system and relieve inequities.
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House Ways and Means
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Representative Treadway
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Treadway
Representative Crowther
New York
Vinson
Local Divorces Filed and Marriages Decline
Two petitions for divorce were filed in the court clerk's office Friday and Saturday with one divorce granted. Marriage licenses issued were few, the decline linked to late December rush. Divorce petitions listed include Elizabeth Pike versus Albert O Pike and Mattie Upshaw versus Marshall Upshaw. E C Slate versus Florine Slate granted. For every year of the earth's inhabitants there is a motor car.
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Albert O. Pike
Mattie Upshaw
Marshall Upshaw
E. C. Slate
Florine Slate
Minnors
Stanfield
R. C
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Jeter
Tulsa
Jan
Frances Sowers
Bartlesville
Sand Springs
John Bill Estlin
Nowata
Accidents Prompt Law Warning On Purchases From Minors
W. W. Stanfield warns merchants to obtain written consent from parents or guardians before buying from minors, under a new state law effective May 14. The rule requires weekly itemized reports to the sheriff and carries fines up to 200 dollars or jail time for violations.
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W. W. Stanfield
Stanfield
Bath
Medwick praised as best by Hubbell in Houston visit
Carl Owen Hubbell praises Joe Medwick as the greatest hitter, even better than Joe DiMaggio. Hubbell, in Houston for golf with Gus Mancuso, says Medwick’s power and wrists make it hard to hit Medwick’s bad pitches, noting DiMaggio’s weakness is elusive. He also mentions the Yankees and Giants in casual remark.
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Joe DiMaggio
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Yankees
DiMaggio
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