Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma, Sheriff Clyde Kaiser will auction the property of American Central Life Insurance Company versus Police McCauley et al on July 15, 1934 at 3 PM. The sale to satisfy a debt of 12661.72 with 10 percent interest from Dec 16 1932 plus 5560 attorney fees and costs. Property described as parts of section 12 and 1 township 2 north range 6 east containing about 241 1/4 acres. Sale subject to court confirmation and right of redemption remains with defendants.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Okahoma
Clyde Kaiser
Oklahoma
Ada
Indian Base
Meridian
Notice of Estray Cattle Taken In Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County Stonewall township takes up five yellow Jersey heifers yearlings past red heifer yearling two yellow Jersey steers yearlings on farm one mile west of Stonewall on old highway Owner must claim property or it will be sold July 1 1934 at 1 o clock in the afternoon Postings made in three public places Dated June 21 1931 Willie Scrivner taker up of said estray
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State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Stonewall
Oklahoma
Co. O. Scrivner
Amended Notice by Publication in Pontotoc County
J. C. Criswell files a partition suit in Pontotoc County district court seeking division of Ida Grayson lands and a court determination of heirs for Vada Shipley Ida Grayson and Mattie Grayson. defendants must answer by July 28, 1934 or face judgment.
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Felix Grayson
Cvada Shipley
Grayson
Ida Grayson
Hays
Mattie Grayson
Pefendanis
Oklahoma
Vada Shipley
Pontotoc County
J. C. Criswell
Della Bedfort
Pontotec County
Dawes Harden
Three Die In West Missouri Headon Bus Collision
Three persons were killed and one seriously injured when a sedan collided head on with a Greyhound bus twelve miles west of Boonville Missouri on Highway 40. The deceased are Gladys Smashfey William Warner and Howard Hartung of Kansas City Kansas. The bus carried no passengers.
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Boonville
Greyhound
Here
Gladys Smashfey
William Warner
Howard Hartung
Kansas City
Kans
Matthews Named Industrial Director for Oklahoma
The Southern States Industrial Council at Nashville announces directors from several states. M. O. Matthews of Ada will represent Oklahoma, joining a body aimed at unifying and voicing southern industry. The council serves as a fact finding body and advocate for regional development.
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The
Southern States Industrial Council
Nashville, Tenn
M. O. Matthews
Ada
Oklahoma
South
Tugwell Defends AAA Program Against Critics
Brookings June 23 Tugwell defends the agricultural adjustment act amid grain trade opponents. He targets Thomas Wickham and Arthur Cutten, accuses middlemen of misleading farmers, and defends processing taxes as vital to farm relief. He argues production cuts are necessary to raise farm income and ensure basic supplies.
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Brookings
L. D
Rexford G. Tugwell
Dreath
Thomas Wickham
Grain Committee On National Affairs
Arthur Cutten
Chicago
Wickham
Tugwell
Crain
Scores Cutten
Governor Langner Sentenced in Fargo Federal Case
Governor William Langer, after winning the Republican nomination, received an 18 month prison term and a $10,000 fine in federal court for conspiracy to defraud the United States. Four co defendants also faced varied sentences for soliciting relief funds for The Leader.
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Fargo
N. D
Provernor
William Langer
United States
Andrew Miller
Langer
Leader
Oscar Chaput
Frank Vogel
R. A. Kinzer Jr
Federal Emergency Relief Committee For
North Dakota
Harold McDonald
Bismarck
Miller
Bank Robbery Suspect Arrest Near Stratford
Ray Wilson of Wichita and a woman detained in connection with the First National Bank of Stratford robbery earlier in the week. Complainants name Melton and Clarence Bowie confirm charges of robbery with firearms over 700 dollars. Arrest followed a roadside pursuit five miles west of Stratford. a 49 Colt seized. exchange of gunfire and a rib injury to the suspect.
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Ray Wilson
Wichita
Kan
Stratford
First National Bank of
Johnson
Fort Worth
Carl Melton
Clarence Bowie
Garvin County
Melton
Wilson
Kenneth Andrews
Joe Hyden
Hyden
Andrews
Pauls Valley
Ford Pledges Compliance With NRA Chiefs
Washington June 30 Henry Ford has pledged full compliance with the NRA after months of government Ford differences. Hugh S Johnson announced that Ford notified him by letter of intent to abide by the automobile code. The letter may restore Ford’s eligibility to bid on federal contracts, though Roosevelt had required signed certificates of compliance for bidders.
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Johnson
Ford
NRA
Recovery Administration
Woodring
War Department
Ford Company
Washington
Henry Ford
Hugh S&s. Johnson
The
Harry Woodring
Roosevelt
Southwest soil and water conference urged to curb erosion
General war on fan sign declared as conservation leaders urge swift action at the Manhattan Kansas conference July 9 and 10. Oklahoma faces severe erosion and drought threats with floods driving irreparable loss while land terracing shows uneven progress.
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Stillwater
Southwest Soil and Water Conservation Conference
Manhattan
Kan
Arkansas
Kansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Texas
Oklahoma
Dreuth
Retiring rural carrier tallies personal milestones in 33 years
Slippery Rock Pa. William T Bingham a rural mail carrier after 33 years reflects on feats including weighing 24 babies with his mail scales, serving as matchmaker in two romances, traveling over 300000 miles, wearing out six horses and four automobiles and naming 15 newborns for patrons along his route.
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Slippery Rock
William T. Bingham
Widows and orphans to receive increased wartime compensation
President Roosevelt approved a bill liberalizing compensation for World War II widows and orphans with annual government costs estimated at four million dollars. The act sets monthly payments from 15 to 30 dollars per child and 22 to 30 dollars for widows, with eligibility rules based on disability and remarriage. The measure, part of a broader cleanup of government affairs, was passed just before adjournment as Roosevelt prepared for a Hawaii cruise and a trip to assess stock exchange and communications commissions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Annapolis
White House
Raymond Moley
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Farley
Democratic National Committee
James
Rankin
D-Miss
House Veterans Commitee
President Roosevelt Defends New Deal in Radio Address
In Washington on June 29 President Roosevelt, amid夏 heat, delivered a radio talk defending his vast New Deal. He praised Congress, cited gains in wages and employment, warned against self seekers, and urged practical policies for security through housing, land planning, and social insurance. He stressed blending old and new in government and warned against calls to erode liberties.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Chislers
NRA
Republic
Sneed Observes Anniversary of Civil War Oath and Oklahoma Career
Oklahoma City June 30 The 69th anniversary of R A Sneed’s first oath to the United States approaches. The 88 year old secretary of state and former confederate commander has taken nine oaths since 1865, including service as clerk of the circuit court, state pension commissioner, and park service superintendent. He plans retirement next year. Known as Oklahoma’s grand old man, Sneed began public service in 1907 and returned to the secretary of state post in 1923.
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Olahoma City
United States
R. A. Sneed
United Confederate Veterans
Sneed
Tennessee
Point Lookout
Circuit Court of Appeals
Statehood
Comanche County
Federal Park Service
Platt National Park
State Historical Society
Oklahoma
Background Of Hitler Move Reveals Rising German Tensions
A series of dramatic events in Nazi Germany precede swift moves by Chancellor Hitler to curb opposition. Key items include disarmament talk for the storm troops, the arrest of Edgar Jung, Hull’s note to Leitner denying inevitable debt default, Mussolini’s Venice meeting with Hitler, and the Marburg speech blamed for widening cabinet rifts.
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Associated Press
Nazi Germany
Hittler
Reich
Edgar Jung
Franz von Papen
Marburg
Hitler
von Papen
Bolshevists
Jung
Hull
Rudolph Leitner
Washington
Germany
Mussolinia
Italy
Hitelr
Venice
Il Duce
der Fuehrer
Hitler Kept Closely Guarded After Munich Trip
Berlin reports that Adolf Hitler, returning from Munich, has left the chancellery only twice with heavy protection. He visited Siam’s king and queen at the Adlon and met economist Kurt Schmitt in Dahlem. The chancellery is fortified with armed police and SS guards, with crowds kept distant and Hitler occasionally seen at a window amid the security buildup.
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A. D. Stefferud
Associated Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Kurt Schmitt
Hitler
Schutz Staffel
Propaganda Ministry
Joseph Goebbels
Rabies Serum Used After Dog Bite In Oklahoma City
Mrs. Ufer and her two children were bitten by a German police pup that later died. Authorities secured rabies serum and sent the head for examination to determine disease risk. The report notes precautionary treatment to prevent rabies despite the dog’s illness.
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Ufer
Oklahoma City
State Collects Large Revenue From Tax Growth
Oklahoma City June 30 A report by the tax commission shows a record 12 month revenue of 26 402 054 a gain of 5 942 695 over last year. Petroleum and gasoline sales rise while beer tax underperforms. Other figures include corporation licenses inheritance income taxes motor vehicle licenses and game licenses with mixed outcomes. A Midwestern millionaire cited for contempt over loan questions defends himself saying the issue targets the public.
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Oklahoma City
Tax Commission
Oklahoma
Fletcher's Radio Speech Sparks Mixed Capitol Reactions
Washington July 3 The Fletcher radio address as Republican chairman accepting the new deal as the issue in forthcoming elections drew varied responses in the capital. Representative Britten said the speech tore the mask off prosperity claims while Representative Burns charged it was an attack on Roosevelt with no constructive alternative.
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Washington
Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Britten
R-I
Mission of Jap diplomat fails to win US cooperation
Japanese ambassador Hiroji Saito sails from San Francisco to Tokyo after reporting little progress in selling proposals to the Roosevelt administration. State Department officials deny overtures toward a non aggression pact while Kellogg Briand remains the guiding framework. Saito informally discussed Manchukuo recognition with Congress, but the U S stance remains unchanged.
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Washington
Uphiroji Saito
San Francisco
Tokyo
Roosevelt
State Department
Saito
Japan
United States
Hull
Key Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pittman
Senate
Manchukuo
Congress
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the District Court
Poentetoc County
American Central Life Insurance Company
McCauley
Carrell
Claude Sturdevant
Blanton, Curtis and Blanton
Tate of
County of Pontotoc
J. A. Criswell
Thomas FP. Holt
John Boyce McKaei
Vplaintiff
Matthews
Dee Lge cL
Cutten
Twewell
Langer Centenced
Paoli
Republic Sound
Thomases
Kremln
Potsdam Palace
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