Campaign promises spark unusual congressional race talk
Washington dispatch outlines a wave of primary and general election bids across the nation with speculations on contests for Senate and House seats. It notes Bailey versus Connally in Texas and multiple potential candidates in Missouri Ohio Indiana Nevada Arizona and Alabama among others.
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Cecil B. Dickson
Washington
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Democratic Congressional Committee
Republican Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
Bailey
Connally
Senator Connally
Representative Bailey
Texas
Missouri
Milligan
Patterson
Jim Reed
Ohio
Samuel B. Pettengill
Robinson
Johnson
California
Walter Dexter
Whittier College
Johson
Ashurst
Ariz
Stanley P. Osborn
Phoenix
Arizona Democratic Committee
Key Pittman
Nevada
George W. Malone
Tom Heflin
Alabama
Representative Allgood
Rep
Samuel B. Hill
Wash
Dill
Charles Bryan
Nebraska
Thompson
Representative Burke
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Abernathy
Simmons
Alfred E. Smith
Four Problems Facing America Highlighted by Durant
Will Durant spoke to the Atlam Lions on four grave American problems and compared current conditions to post Napoleonic Europe. He suggested a brighter era could come soon as he lectures at the College tonight, introduced by Dr. Linscheid who praised Durant as a leading American thinker.
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Dr. Durant
America
Europe
Japan
Will Durant
Atlam Lions
Napoleon
Durant
Linscheid
Linscheid. In Introducing the Speaker, Dr. Linscheid
Echols Dies After Blow Near Franks Under Investigation
John D. Echols, 45, died at home after a blow to the head Monday afternoon near Union Valley and Stonewall. Three neighbors Arthur Arnett R C Hilton and C P Alcorn were arrested as county officers investigated the case. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2:30 PM with burial in Frisco cemetery. Echols survived by widow Florence and eight children.
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John Dpd
Echols
Union Valley
Stonewall
Oklahoma Supreme Court preserves mortgage moratorium rulings
The Oklahoma Supreme Court reaffirmed voiding a nine month delay in foreclosure trials under the state mortgage moratorium act. It upheld continuances under conditions while noting key differences with Minnesota law and the limits of legislative power.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Minnesota
Welch
Earl Welch
Tulsa County
Ore Busby
Busby
U. S. Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Supreme Court of the United States
Smyth-Drummond Nuptials Tie Local Couple
Mr and Mrs C W Smyth of 700 E Ninth announce the marriage of their daughter Pepple to Edwin Drummond son of Mr and Mrs Charles Drummond of 704 E Seventh The ceremony was held Thursday evening January 18 in the parsonage of First Christian Church with Rev Ivan J Young officiating Attendants were Miss Neone Sloan and Clifford Colvin The couple both attended public schools pere and East Central State Teachers college Mr Drummond is employed by Drummond Electric company.
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C. W. Smyth
Pepple
Edwin Drummond
Charles Drummond
First Christian Church
Ivan J. Young
Neone Sloan
Clifford Colvin
Drummond
Pere
East Central State Teachers College
Drummond Electric Company
Ada Students Celebrate Exam Finish and Local Sports
Examinations are over and Ada residents report no local students failing. The piece notes earnings for enrollment, names local seniors, and recounts a basketball win 153 to 103 over the Central Bronchos. It mentions figures such as Coleman VanCuren and Ray Chamberlain and recalls campus chatter and social antics.
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Johnny
Sadie
Effie
Qoscar
State Board of Agriculture
Susie Flutz
Ernest L. Hammond
Hazel Atlas Glass Company
Ham
Ada
O. A
Aggies
Mel Hart
Ike Gilmore
Mel
E. C. Tigers
East
Oil Production Drops Slightly Across United States
United States crude oil production for last week fell 3 153 barrels to 2 363 702, despite Texas rising 14 758 barrels. California output slipped, Kansas rose, and Rocky Mountain region declined, with figures compared to the prior week and national allocation noted. several legal notices follow including school warrants and bank contract actions.
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Tulsa
Texas
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
California
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Oklahoma City
West Texas
Texa
Texas Panhandles
East Central
Gulf Coast
Southwest
State of Texas
North Louisiana
Louisiana
Arkansas
Eastern Fields
Rocky Mountain Area
Santa Fe Springs
Playa del Rey
Elwood
Kettleman Hills
U. S
Murphy and Holly announce June 16 1933 marriage
Miss Mattie Lou Murphy and Louis Holly announce their marriage to be held June 16 1933. Mrs Holly is a graduate of East Central State Teachers College and teaches at Mill Creek. Mr Holly resides in Ardmore and works for the state highway department.
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Murphy-Holly
Mattie Lou Murphy
Louis Holly
Holly
East Central State Teachers College
Mill Creek
Ardmore
State Highway Department
Cotton ginnings rise with 1933 total over prior year
Census Bureau reports 12,558,762 running bales ginned by January 16, 1933, up from 12,414,899 a year earlier. State totals list Texas 4,190,174 and Alabama 950,170 among others. 592,054 round bales counted as half and 6,792 American-Egyptian bales are included.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
States
Supreme Court Decisions From Oklahoma City Docket
Jan 23 list of Oklahoma Supreme Court opinions includes denials of rehearing on mortgage moratorium law and affirmations or reversals in numerous cases across counties such as Tulsa Washita Osage and Kay. Notable items include quiet title actions vacated mandamus to compel salary payments and an inheritance tax computation with reversal and remand.
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Muskogee Board of Education
Muskogee
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Edward K. Roth
F. A. Waterfield
Tulsa
Grace M. Hawkins
Belle Howard
Washita
National Aid Life Association
van D. Morgan
Osage
Oklahoma Union Insurance Company
National Aid Life
Morgan
Missouri State Life Insurance
Nona Elsie Everett
H. Bohnsack
Blanch Dearstone
Anna Crube
Margaret Cummins
Sam Houghton
Okmulgee
Nancy Horseman
Grady
Dennis R. Marshall
W. T. Ward
Beaver
J. H. Morgan
City Corporation
Oklahoma
Frank Dale
Martha Dale
Frank Carter
Logan
Oklahoma Aid Association
Myrtle Pecinoski
Spring Hats Take Hold In Bold New Styles
New York fashion notes from Mary E. Plummer describe spring hats with long feathers and varied brims. John Fredericcs models a breath-taking collection that ignores muted trends with unconventional crowns and dramatic veils, lace, and flowers returning to headwear.
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Mary E. Plummer
New York
CPA
John Fredericcs
Former Champ Holds Rehiskered Title in Draw
St Petersburg Fla January 20 Corporal William Jubb 92 retains whisker weight world title as Dr M H Emory Havana thunderbolt 78 and Dynamite Charley Young 79 Mirror Lake NH fight to a four round draw with two knockdowns late. Referee C W Eldredge 103 Worcester MA. rounds one minute each with three minutes rest.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
William Jubb
Jubb
M. H. Emory
Havana Thunderbolt
Charley Young
Mirror Lake
N. H
Emory
Young
C. W. Eldredge
Worcester
Mass
Thunderbolt
Eldredge
Move Accomplished Quickly as Post Office Opens
At 2 pm Saturday the old post office on West Twelfth lowered its windows and the Stars and Stripes rose on the new federal building signaling business readiness. Clerks, carriers, and custodians moved mail and equipment, with the public picking up keys to lockboxes. The rural carriers began duties in the new space while supplies from the old office were transported. a mailbox also moved to Twelfth and Rennie. Key staff included Postmaster James W. Lewis and assistant Wilbur P. Lee, with a full roster of clerks, city and rural carriers, and custodians helping with the transfer.
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West Twelfth
Federal
Uncle Sam
Wilbur P. Lee
Twelfth and
Rennie
James W. Lewis
Earl T. Sumner
M. E. Qualls
Alfred M. Vaden
T. W. Bowzee
Miss Earel Brunner
Freethias Rice
Barnett A. Mee- Collum
L. Roy Young
Roy Meek
Joe W. Roper
Claude N. Proctor
Ben Whitehead
Haskell R. Ramsey
Augustus Gaar
Bert E. Ratliff
Webb H. Burdeshaw
Samuel H
Oklahoma judge upholds NRA re employment pact in Banner suit
Superior Judge C Guy Cutlip rules the national recovery act remains constitutional for the presidents re employment agreement. Booker T Banner, a former department store porter, sought $4 weekly differences from Sept 5 to Oct 24. The decision centers on consideration and government role in stabilizing business.
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Seminole
Okla
C. Guy Cutlip
NRA
Oklahoma
Cutlip
Booker T. Banner
Banner
M. M. Schoenbrun
Blue Eagle
Schoenbrun
H. H. Edwards
The
Oklahoma Cotton Growers Association
New Curb on Cotton Production Ordered
Washington dispatch reports Cully A. Cobb chief of the farm administration cotton section urged the Senate agriculture committee to regulate cotton with a duty quota system taxing any production over a fixed amount. Bankhead termed the plan satisfactory and Smith predicted taxation would be included in any regulatory bill. Senator Bankhead agreed to a producer referendum on compulsory regulation.
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Washington
Cully A. Cobb
Farm Administration Cotton Section
Senate Agriculture Committee
Cobb
Bankhead
D-Ala
Smith
D-Nc
Wallace
Horsem en Defeated in Tourney Finals
Horace Mann high school cagers lost the McLoud invitation tournament final to Dale's five 30 to 12. Dale played rapid, well coached ball to pace the Horsemen who earned second place and a trophy. Clifford Green claimed the free throw trophy with 36 of 50.
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Dale
Horsemen
Clifford Green
Reelect Davison County Chairman Leads Ada Convention
Denver N. Davison was re elected chairman with Mrs Marie Bailey vice chair and W T Melton secretary at the Ada convention. The gathering endorsed Democratic administrations and chose Davison and Bailey as delegates to district and state meetings amid parliamentary maneuvering.
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Denver
N. Davison
Marie Bailey
W. T. Melton
Ada
Davison
Bailey
Heirs Sue Sun Oil for 640 Acre Oil Land in Texas
In Houston on January 20, 81 heirs of John Bricker filed a federal suit against Sun Oil Company of New Jersey. They seek possession of 640 acres in Montgomery County and damages totaling 8.4 million dollars, plus 7.5 million for oil already produced and 1 million for alleged unlawful entry and withholding.
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Houston
Jan
John Bricker
Montgomery County
Sun Oil Company of
New Jersey
Sun Company
Nazis Engage In Propaganda In United States
Washington January 20 The house committee investigating Nazi activities in the United States found German propagandists seeking to inflame American opinion against France. The report states the German government intends to continue its propaganda efforts indefinitely and the committee led by Rep Dickstein recommended approval of a bill to create a special House committee to pursue the investigation.
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Washington
House
United States
France
Dickstein
D-Ny
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John D. Echols
Franks
State Supreme Court
Drummond-Smyth
Coleman VanCuren
Claude C. Thompson
Walter Bentley
Bentley
Ray Chamberlain
Herb Turner
Morrill Hall
Vipers
Buster Hough
Elihu Henshaw
M. D. Timberlake
Coleman van Duren
Woody Erwin
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Federal Building
National Recovery Act
Davison County
Charman
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