Hungary Told Definitely To Hold Up Claims For While
In Munich July 10 AP Hungary’s leaders were told by Hitler and foreign ministers of Germany and Italy to suspend claims on Transylvania from Romania. Teleki and Csaky met Ribbentrop and Ciano then were received by Hitler, with Germany seeking assurances on treatment of Germans in Hungary and a clear stance on German plans for Europe.
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Hungary
Munich
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Italy
Rumania
Count Teleki
Count Csaky
Transylvania
von Ribbentrop
Ciano
Hitler
Romania
Karl Clodius
England
Balkans
Phillips Administration Takes Blows At Polls In Oklahoma Primary
Oklahoma City July 9 The Phillips economy administration faced mixed results in yesterday's legislative primaries. Veteran Rogers county figure H Tom Kight was defeated by Dennis Bushyhead. A Francis Porta lost to Claude W Cherry. Senate leaders and house contenders shifted with several administration supporters and veterans going down to defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Vernor Phillips
H. Tom Kight
Rogers County
Phillips
Dennis Bushyhead
A. Francis Porta
el Reno
Claude W. Cherry
E. Blumhagen
Blaine County
Floyd Harrington
Panhandle
Merle Lansden
Beaver
Senate
Joe Whitaker
Eufaula
W. C. Fidler
LeRoy Clayton
Cordell
Whitaker
Guy Curry
Haskell
Fidler
Robert Burns
William Hurray
Clayton
L. E. Wheeler
Weatherford
Louis H. Ritzhaupt
Guthrie
Guthrie National Guard
C. W. Allen
House
John Horriman
Bartlesville
Appropriations Committee
Washington County
Anglin
Pay hikes delayed for Pontotoc county officials
Pontotoc county officers learned Tuesday no salary increase will occur through the 1940 census due to an attorney general ruling. The 1937 law changing salary brackets is deemed unconstitutional, keeping pay at existing levels despite anticipated raises for county attorney, judge, sheriff, clerk, and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
Oklahoma
Carloss Wadlington
Attorney General Office
Attorney General
Seamen Count in CCC County Under 1940 Benchmark
The county’s 1940 population was 39 720 under the 1937 law this would rank higher but remains well below the 43 000 threshold set by the old rule.
Annoyed Snakes Are Ones That Bite
Oklahoma science notes point out venomous snakes in the state and warn that danger rises with size while heat reduces activity. R C Hughes says rattlers are common in Wichita mountains. moccasins are irritable but usually flee when approached. Roosevelt draft nomination discussed by Wheeler and local politicians.
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Stillwater
Okla
R. C. Hughes
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Oklahoma
Wichita Mountain
Hughes
Cotton Yet to Bloom in County Despite Early Signs
Charley Timmons of Fittstown reports cotton showing early bolls near Ada on a Wednesday visit. He brought blooms to Ada and estimates blooms could have appeared by July 1 if his field had been checked. No boll weevil signs yet despite wet cool weather.
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Charley Timmons
Fittstown
Ada
Twelve Circus Animals Die In Ventura Fire
A major blaze at Louis Goebel's Iron Farm Thousand Oaks claims twelve circus animals including seven tigers three camels and two elephants Sally and Queenie. A second fire near Canoga Park destroys a barn with five Guernsey bulls and six cows while many other dairy stock are saved. Loss estimated around 15000 dollars.
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Ventura
Calif
Sally
Queenie
Louis Goebel
Lron
Thousand Oaks
Paramount Studio
Dorothy Lamour
Burma
Goebel
Leo
M-G-M Fame
Canoga Park
Brant Rancho
Summertime Vegetable Soup And Swiss Steak Guide
A hands on set of two dish meal ideas featuring a garden vegetable soup with potatoes and toast and Swiss steak with mustard gravy. The instructions cover thickening, baking, and serving in a glass saucepan turned tureen, plus a ham covered cream sauce using a double boiler for seconds.
Wheeler Withdraws From Aspirant List For Democratic Nomination
Senator Wheeler of Montana removed himself from the list of presidential aspirants expected to seek the Democratic nomination at the national convention. He said he would not join a stop Roosevelt movement and warned that continued presidential silence could have a particular effect.
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Roosevelt
Wheeler
Jack Bell
Washington
D-Mont
Eastern Oklahoma Gained Population 1940 Census
Eastern Oklahoma's 38 counties gained 938 in population from 1930 to 1940, totaling 1,294,081 in 1940. Census director M. Siegenthaler of Tulsa corrected a 3,804 error in Okfuskee County, adjusting its count to 26,254 and reversing a reported drop in the region's population.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
M. Siegenthaler
Okfuskee
Burke dies in Michigan prison after long crime spree
MARQUETTE Mich July 10 Fred Burke 47 once dubbed Killer died today in the Northern Michigan Branch prison He served nine years three months of a life term for the murder of a St Joseph police officer and was implicated in the Chicago St Valentine’s Day massacre and several other crimes Officials attributed his death to a heart ailment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Mich
Fred
Americans Making Up Oil Market
The American consumer has offset oil export losses with rising domestic purchases and bargains. Yearly sales are about 6 percent higher than last year, with domestic plus export up 3 percent, aided by lower tanker rates and production shutdowns in Texas.
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Tulsa
Exen
Gulf Coast
Texas
Midcontinent
National Advisory Commission
Shell
Illinois
Ex Governors Defeated in Oklahoma Primary
Three former governors, all Democrats, were defeated in the prior day’s primary. Will Rogers led over Alfalfa Bill Murray for congressman at large, Phil Ferguson defeated E. W. Marland for the eighth district nomination, and Sheriff George Goff won easily over Jack Walton in Oklahoma County.
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Oklahoma City
Will Rogers
William H
Bill) Murray
Phil Ferguson
E. W. Marland
George Goff
Oklahoma County
Jack Walton
Lochner Sees US Berlin Link Improve War Isolation
Lochner, head of the Associated Press in Berlin, reports direct telephone contact with New York restores a sense of connection after months of isolation. He notes wartime food privileges, Danish dairy imports, strict German controls, and the ready news flow from the US embassy and press corps.
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Berlin
Transatlantic
United States
Associated Press
New York
Lochner
Bertix
A. E. Wall
Congress Extends Lower Interest on Land Bank Loans
Congress kept a 35 percent rate on first mortgage land bank loans for two years through June 30, 1942, and cut first and second mortgage rates on land bank commissioner loans from 4 percent to 3 4 percent. In Pontotoc County about 232 farmers hold $515,600 in loans, saving roughly $7,700 annually and boosting net income and purchasing power. Governor A G Black of the Farm Credit Administration said the relief reduces fixed charges and aids debt retirement and living standards, benefiting agriculture and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Congress
Federal Land Bank and
Land Bank Commissioner
Land Bank
Commissioner
Pontotor County
Land Bank and Commissioner Loans
Tstanding
Washington
A. G. Black
Farm Credit Administration
2Nd Bank
Commissioner Loans
Black
Air war over England sinks patrol boat and ships
Berlin reports heavy air battles over the Channel with German air forces attacking British ships off eastern and southern coasts. One patrol boat and three merchant vessels totaling 26 000 tons were sunk, ten more damaged, and munitions works at Leeds Norwich Tilbury and Swansea set afire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
High Command
English Channel
England
Leeds
Norwich
Tilbury
Swansea
Attlee Pushes Emergency Powers Bill in Commons
London July 19 Clement Attlee introduced a new emergency powers act to extend government authority under the defense act of 1939. Attlee gave no further explanation as he presented the measure. Dallas July 10 The Southwestern division of the U S Chamber of Commerce said the War Department has surveyed and approved 18 Oklahoma plants for possible war material purchases.
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London
Commons
Clement R. Attlee
Privy Seal
Attlee
Dallas
Southwestern Division
The
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
War Department
Oklahoma
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Pawnee
Mead Norton
Shawnee
E. F. Cornell
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W. F. Hearne
Vum
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Lawton
Joe Thompson
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Raymond Gary
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Paul V. Carlile
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C. D. Wilson
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Robert L. Hert
Tulsa County
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William J. Melton
Horace G. Newberry
Alfalfa
D. S. Collins
Boyd Couch
Beaver County
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First Distii
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Purcell
Novata
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Seminole
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Wewoka
Don Long
Frank Streetman
Konawa
Washita
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Woodward
Dick Houston
Love
John Steele Batson
Marietta
Coal
H. D. Binns
Coalgate
Marshall
J. Horace
Harbison
Kingston
Glen Johnson
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Atwood
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John M._ Holliman
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Amos Stovall
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O. R
Uncle Sam
CCC
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Fla
W. W. Kenner
U. S. Coast Guard
Joseph Conrad
Tusitala
Charles Timmons
Gaynor Maddox
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Ada News
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Denmark
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