Monkeys Live Congenially in Cage at Teachers College
Professor E H Nelson owns two monkeys living in a boiler room cage at East Central college. Kappa the white-face and Jack from Bolivia have become a calm pair. Nelson studies their behavior and plans zoo visits. The college notes rising enrollments and upcoming events by the Cotter Miller Players and Hanna Concert Company.
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Teachers College
E. H. Nelson
East Central Psychology Department
Kappa
Washington and Lee University
Stuart Linscheid
East Central
Stuart
Billy
Nelson
Jack
Bolivia
Double kidnappings doom gangsters in federal records
Washington June 3 The double snatch has cursed kidnap gangs with death or long prison terms. Three multi kidnapping accused mobs faced ruin after successive abductions. Names tied to cases include Alvin Karpis Harry Campbell and William Weaver. Hoover noted past multiple kidnapings brought woe.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Barker-Karpis
Little George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Wash
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Justice
Alvin Karpis
Harry Campbell
William Weaver
George Weyerhaeuser
Alvin
Harry
Bill
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Weyerhaesser
Hoover
Touhy
Chicago
William Hamm, Jr
Van Buskirk pleads not guilty in mule shooting case
Buck Van Buskirk aged about 85 denies guilt in an arraignment before Justice A W Oliver. He is charged with shooting Crockett s mules in Center. Bond set at 2000 awaiting preliminary hearing date. Evidence notes a .38 caliber pistol and a .380 Savage pistol used. motive whispered as Spite. A radio aid device for the deaf is described.
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Buck van Buskirk
A. W. Oliver
L. L. Crockett
Center
van Buskirk
Bond
Crockett
Busy Week Ahead At East Central Teachers College
Conferences on parent education and rural education methods opened at East Central Teachers College with Mrs. Charles E. Roe and Mrs. Margaret Peay leading sessions. A Sinfonia Concert by an Oklahoma City ensemble entertained in the college auditorium. Enrollment trends show upperclassmen rising, driver by emphasis on teacher qualifications and continued post graduate work by graduates.
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East Central Teachers College
Charles E. Roe
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Margaret Peay
Ethel Scott
Sinfonia Concert Company of
Oklahoma City
College Auditorium
Mozart
Coleridge-Taylor
McReynolds and Holst
McReynolds
Duncan
Okla
Holst
London
East Central
W. Harvey Faust
College Register
Oklahoma board orders small rise in utility valuations
Oklahoma City June 4 A board of equalization ordered a slight average increase in valuations for nine distributing companies and seven pipeline firms as tentative 1935 tax assessments are set. Public Service Co of Oklahoma stays at 10 721 280 with a 9 746 822 return. Several gas and pipeline firms receive varied tentative totals and protest opportunities will be offered before finalization.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Board of Equalization
Tax Commission
Public Service Company of Oklahoma
Claude Thompson to Head Lions for Another Year
Judge Claude V. Thompson will head the Lions club starting July 1 after a Tuesday noon election. Other officers include M. Z. Thompson as first vice president, Dr. Sam A. McKeel as second vice president, Ed Gwin Jr. as secretary, and a suggestion to reappoint Dr. I. L. Cummings as tail twister. New members A E Kull J H Shackleford and John Boyce McKeel joined. Fleet Cooper returned to city and rejoined. Music included Carmel Sandlin and Catherine Curry with an Oscar Parker and Charles Canning duet.
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Claude V. Thompson
Lions Club
Lion Thompson
M. Z. Thompson
Sam A. McKeel
Ed Gwin Jr
I. L. Cummings
A. E. Kull
J. H. Shackleford
John Boyce McKeel
Fleet Cooper
Carmel Sandlin
East Central
Hartshorne
Catherine Curry
Ada
Oscar Parker
Charles Canning
Congress Opens Sixth Month Amid NRA and Policy Battles
Washington begins a new session with fights over Roosevelt's NRA fate and possible constitutional amendment. Senators debate federal powers, court limits, and voluntary regulations while Norris backs abolishing court review and Borah urges amending the constitution only if needed. AFL deems NRA ruling a setback as social security moves forward and the navy bill looms as final action approaches.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
NRA
Supreme Court
Senate
Borah
R-Ida
Norris
R-Neb
American Federation of Labor
Council of War
William Green
Hastings
House
Supreme Court Rules Price Indices Improper for Public Rates
Washington June 3 The Supreme Court ruled six to three that using commodity price indices to set public utility rates is inappropriate. The decision voided a Maryland Public Service Commission order requiring Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone to cut intrastate revenue by at least 850000 yearly.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Public Service Corporation
Roberts
Maryland Public Service Commission
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
Baltimore
Maryland
Stone
Brandeis
Cardozo
Commission
High Court
Murder mystery unfolds in hotel pursuit of Cathay case
Charles Morden, reporter for The Bride, is found dead after probing Frank Cathay and an impostor with Mary Briggs. Sidney Griff and hired Bleeker shadow Cathay's lawyer Charles Fisher in a hotel pursuit. Fisher hints at a will case and a $500,000 life policy tied to accidental death.
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Charles Morden
Dan Bleeeker
Sidney Griff
Morden
Frank B. Cae« Thay
Cathay
Mary Briggs
Griff
Alice Lorton
Bleeker
Stella Mockley
Charles Fisher
Frank
Fisher
Former Ada Man Ernest Word Dies in Shawnee Hospital
Ernest B Word 36 longtime Ada resident died Monday at 7 15 am in a Shawnee hospital after a two week illness He was a geologist and World War I Naval Training School attendee at San Diego He graduated Oklahoma University in 1925 and studied law in Washington DC He is survived by his mother Mrs Lucy Ann Word Ada sister Gladys Word Phoenix Aziz and brother Howlett Ada Funeral services set for 1 30 pm Tuesday at Gaskill Funeral Home Shawnee with burial at 4 pm in Ada's Rosedale Cemetery
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Ernest B. Word
Ada
Shawnee
Gaskill
Chris Matherson
Central Presbyterian Church
Rosedale
Criswell
Ward
Naval Training School
San Diego
University of Oklahoma
Washington, D.C
Methodist Church
Earlsboro
Lucy Ann Word
East Main
Gladys Word
Phoenix
Aziz
Howlett
Greatest returns for the amount invested
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Butler elected president of Southern Tenant Farmers Union
Memphis Tenn June 3 The Southern Tenant Farmers Union executive council elected J R Butler of Pangburn Ark as union president replacing W W H Stultz of Marked Tree Ark who was repudiated in formal resolutions H L Mitchell of Taylors Ark was reinstated as executive secretary over the sharecroppers council vote The council labeled Stultz and his followers traitors and ordered action to bar him and other unauthorized persons from using the union name Meeker and McDuffie of Truman Ark were dismissed from the group and Mitchell commented on the change today
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Memphis, Tenn
Executive Council
The
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
J. R. Butler
Pangburn
Ark
W.W.H. Stultz
Marked Tree
H. L. Mitchell
Tayoronza
Mitchell
Stultz
Union
Here
C. L. Meeker
Cecil McDuffie
Truman, Ark
Quetta Evacuation Amid Aftershocks After Quake Toll
Authorities planned to dynamite debris to curb disease as Quetta, India after Friday’s quake faced a death toll around 40 000 with about 20 000 bodies buried. Survivors were evacuated fast while trains carried grieving refugees. relief workers faced vast tasks and some looting was punished under martial law.
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Quetta
India
Bill to Limit Federal Judge Terms Crushed in House
The House voted 220 to 2 in its first session after the Supreme Court ruling to strike down NRA to defeat a bill by Rep Montague to create a new federal judge for Virginia's eastern district. Rep Truax urged a four year term limit for new judges and urged term limits for all federal judges.
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Washington
Cupin
Supreme Court
NRA
House
Montague
D-Va
Virginia
Truax
Ohio
Congress
Rayburn Family Guests From Across The Nation
Mr and Mrs Ww H Rayburn hosted a family gathering on Sunday with relatives traveling from Norman New York City Bristow Seminole Sublett and Ada. Attendees included Edna Carter Charles Rayburn Margaret Harrison Bernice Chauncey and Paul Rayburn.
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Ww. H. Rayburn
New York City
Edna Rayburn Carter
Norman
Charles Rayburn
Margaret Rayburn Harrison
Bernice Rayburn
Bristow
Clara Rayburn Chauncey
Seminole
Paul Rayburn
Sublett
Kan
Fred Rayburn
Ada
Truck Falls Through Salt Creek Bridge Injuring Driver
Sam Jarvis drove a heavily loaded truck that crashed through a 50 foot Salt Creek bridge on state highway 59 between Maud and St. Louis Saturday noon. The truck fell into the water. Jarvis was seriously injured and taken to Maud Hospital. An accompanying man escaped unharmed.
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Sam Jarvis
Salt Creek
Maud
St. Louis
State Highway Department
Mr. Jarvis
Jarvis
Grisly tale of Walsh death linked to underworld plot
Providence police and detectives seek verification of a legendary underworld tale that Danny Walsh, a rum syndicate chief, was sealed in cement and dumped at sea. They question Arthur Rowland who attended the so called death supper and helped arrange a $40,000 ransom at a Boston hotel. Also tied is Carl Rettich, Walsh’s former partner, under indictment for a mail robbery.
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Providence
Danny Walsh
Walsh
Arthur Rowland
Ram
Bridgeport
Lice
Boston
Carl Rettich
Underworld
Officials to Insist on Proper Labels for Milk
Ada officials launch drive to ensure all milk sold bears proper grade and dairy name. Milk must show grade on labels with Grade D carrying Cooking Purposes Only notation. Mayor Willoughby pledges enforcement despite funding gaps and aims to maintain a permanent city health officer after July 1.
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Ada
Rennie L. Moore
J. D. Willoughby
Willoughby
John Edmiston
Park opening celebration planned at Winter Smith Park Ada
Plans for a large celebration and picnic at Winter smith park Ada to honor the re modeled recreation center proceed with forward motion. Sub committees organize details for what promises to be a highly attractive community event in the region scheduled for Friday June 14.
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Wintersmith Park
Ada
Supreme Court to Rule on Home Owners Loan Act Issue
The U S Supreme Court agreed to rule next fall on the constitutionality of part of the Home Owners' Loan Act of 1933. The case centers on whether Wisconsin building and loan associations chartered there can convert into federal associations.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Wisconsin Supreme Court
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Moliere
Hanna Concert Company
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Verne Sankey
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Charles Boetteher
Denver Colp
Sankey
Sioux Falls
S. D
Gordon Alcorn
Sanker
Gallege
State Board
Oklahoma Power and Water Co
Oklahoma Utilities Co
New
Kingfisher County Gas Co
Paden Gas Co
Kinefisher Water Co
Sapulpa Gas Co
Tri-Cities Gas Co
Ajax Pipeline Co
Kansas-Osage Gas Co
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Texhoma Natural Gas Co
Home Pipeline
Oklahoma Central Utilities
Claude Thompson
LIONS
HGH
Riff
Blanche Malone
Ernest Word
Namie Tlew
Mma
Andmas
Rayburn
Dad” Fentem
Hugh Norris
O. H. Miller
J. A. Rutledge
Roy McKeown
Ada News
L. R. Clark
Ada Bulletin
KADA
L. G. Hardy
Ada Independent
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