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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1938

Page

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Desperadoes Sought After Double Bank Robberies

Authorities in Louisiana and Arkansas pursue Floyd Hamilton and Ted Walters, suspected of robbing two banks for over 25,000 dollars. Meek identified Hamilton at the Bradley Bank, and a blue sedan served as the getaway car. Police believe hideouts span Rodessa, Caddo Lake, and surrounding swamps.

Shreveport Upi Louisiana Arkansas Floyd Hamilton Texas Minden Bank and Trust Company Lewis Scruggs Ted Walters James Meek Bank of Coushatta Meek Hamilton Bradley Bank Walters Montague County Jai Bossier Parish Benton Road Minden T. R. Hughes Caddo Parish Rodessa Tri-State Black Bayou Caddo Lake

Tishomingo To Get Phone Rate Raise

Oklahoma City June 1 The state corporation commission authorized higher telephone rates for Tishomingo to take effect after Southwestern Bell converts its exchange from magneto to battery type service Desk type business phones rise from 2.73 to 3.50 per month Residential rates go from 1.50 to 2.00 per month The order hinges on the conversion date and impacts local users in Tishomingo plus nearby exchanges

Oxlahoma City Tishomingo State Corporation Commission Southwestern Bell Telephone Company

Wage Hour Compromise Stalled by Southern Opposition

Washington June 3 UPI An irreconcilable southern faction opposes a wage hour compromise approved by most conferees keeping adjournment uncertain. The plan would set a 25 cent minimum wage with no exceptions for year one, rise to 30 cents next year, then allow a central administrator to set future minimums for industries. Boards of employers workers and the public would oversee increases toward 40 cents an hour within seven years unless employment would be substantially harmed.

Washington UPI Congress Senate

Two Killed In Road Mishaps In Oklahoma Rain

The Associated Press reports two deaths and at least 21 injuries from a series of rain slick highway crashes across Oklahoma. In Ninnekah a head-on collision near Chickasha killed Wilson Rogers Smith age three months and Mary Nell Wyatt age six, with Mrs Wyatt seriously injured. Ardmore locals were hurt when their car overturned near Springer, and five Oklahomans including Rev G W Woodard of Lawton were injured in a truck collision near Wellington Kansas while returning from a Church of God meeting.

Associated Press Wilson Rogers Smith Wilson Smith Ninnekah Chickasha Smith P. H. Wyatt Rush Springs Mary Nell Wyatt Springer Wellington Kas Church of God Wichita G. W. Woodard Lawton Oklahoma and Southern Kansas The Pentecostal Church Woodard

Dolomite Test In East Bebee Pool in Oil Field

Delaney No. 2 Starrett NW SE NE of 21-5-5 tested as Viola lime well but operators plan to drill deeper to test the dolomite and re plug back if the lower formation fails. Delaney et al No. 1 Bugher wildcat in SEC SW 12-7-2W Cleveland county flows 43 oil and 30 water per hour. Patsy No. 3 Meharg-West in West Fitts field tests Cromwell sand. Moore No. 8-B Harper deepened to 2,630 feet and produced 150 barrels of oil.

Starrett Delaney Coal County Carter Patsy West Fittsfield Cromwell Moore Harper

Osceola Cleared by Tribal Council in Miami Killing

In Fort Myers Florida the Semingle tribal council absolved Osceola Contented of all blame in the February killing of Johnny Billy near Miami. Osceola said Billy had killed another brave and beat his daughter prior to the shot that ended Billy. He said the shooting followed a tribal decree and that a white jury found him guiltless. A red cap in Chicago retires after 27 years of service planning to carry burdens ashore.

Fort Myers Fla John Osceola Johnny Billy Everglades Billy Miami Osceola Chicago

Nazis Attack New Czech Army Order

Berlin June 4. The National Zeitung run by Field Marshal Goerring condemns Czechoslovakia's move to increase army conscription. It claims the three year service aims to suppress minority autonomy and uses force. Nazi press across Berlin Warsaw and Budapest echo the denunciation.

Berlin Thurs National Zeitung Wilhelm Goerring Czechoslovakia Goer- Ting Warsaw Budapest

Traffic Halted By Wild Gasser Well

Northwestern Lagan county traffic rerouted after the No 2 Llewell oil well blew in while being plugged near Lowell. Gas roared from the hole, mud and casing were hurled skyward, and trains halted between Guthrie and Enid while highways nearby were closed.

Guthrie Lagan County Léwell Lowell A. Basser Continental Oi Ca T. Anderson Santa Fe Railway Enid

State Help To Be Asked For County Probe

Attorney Virgil Stanfield plans to go to Oklahoma City to confer with Governor Marland and seek aid from the attorney general's office for Pontotoc county grand jury investigations slated to begin June 20. He says evidence is being prepared, but details aren’t disclosed. The 35 jurors will select 12 for an inquiry into matters of their choosing.

Virgil Stanfield Oklahoma City Marland Pontotoc County Stanfield Attorney General Tal Crawford Grand Jury Crawford Oklahoma Attorney General's Office Duncan Seminole

U S Protest Over Campus Bombings at Lingman University

Washington reports the United States protested to the Japanese consul general in Hong Kong over Japanese air raids on the Lingman University campus in Canton. Addision E. Southward delivered the protest, noting three bombs hit the western end near the athletic field, within 200 yards of American housing. no buildings were struck. The campus is partly American-owned with direct U S financial support and administration.

Washington Hong Kong Lingman University Canton State Department Addison E. Southward United States Consil Department Southard

Mrs. Garner Returns as County Clerk and New Deputies Soon

Mrs. Garner resumes duties as county clerk after a 19 day suspension. Two deputies, Alvis Tunnell and Madge Leatherman, walked out and will be replaced within days. W. S. Furlong, temporary clerk, hands back duties. he enjoyed the work but steps aside. District Judge B H Edwards vacated the suspension, clearing Garner’s acquittal on the removal charges, and Furlong reports most records now caught up.

HD. Garner Mrs. Garner W. 5. Furlong Garner Tunnell Leatherman BH. H. Edwards Weweka Edwards Board of County , Commissioners Garnet W.S. Furlong Ada Taft Crawford Furlong

Mayon volcano erupts violently in Luzon region

Lava pours from Mayon crater as eruption intensifies on the seventh day. Towns near the base are deserted, refugees fill relief camps in Albay. One death by fright and a man driven insane are reported. Explosions send white hot rocks, a smoke cloud obscures the crater, and water supplies in Baybay refugee camp are feared unsafe.

Manila LPI Mayon Albay Luzon Island Bayda

Propagandists for Nazi and Communist Groups Require Registry

President Roosevelt signed a law mandating registration with the secretary of state for propagandists linked to nazis, communists, and other un American groups in the United States. The bill, drafted by a special congressional committee, passed unanimously in both chambers and carries penalties of up to $1000 fine or two years in prison. The report notes the tourist industry in France is worth over 209 million dollars annually.

Washington Roosevelt United States White House

Pension Head Says Payments Not Made To Dead Clients

Oklahoma City June 8 Director H J Denton of the Oklahoma Public Welfare commission states the agency has not paid aged pension funds to deceased individuals. He notes deaths were reported by county staff and many cases were dropped after death or income changes. Federal review led to further stoppages. five forgeries are under penitentiary sentences.

Oklahoma City H. J. Denton Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission Denton Federal Social’ Security Board Oklahoma Sre

Two Held In Tulsa Shooting

Tulsa police held two men without charge in the fatal shooting of Garrett Bailey a 48 year old former convict. Bailey was shot in the temple and died after hospitalization. Witness statements by George Williams R C Strickland and Gloria Freeman describe Bailey’s intervention in a tavern fight.

Tulsa Garrett Bailey Bailey George Williams R. C. Strickland Gloria Freeman Reiley

Hague's Rule Hit In Speech At Jersey City Meeting

In Jersey City on June 8 a WPA clergyman compared Mayor Frank Hague's administration to Hitler's regime. Rev. Othniel A. Pendleton of North Baptist church spoke to 100 clergy and lay members at the 21st annual Baptist session, warning of fascism and saying Hague has laws to make himself a dictator.

Jersey City N. J Hudson Baptist Desocration Frank Hague Germany Othniel A. Pendleton North Baptist Church Hague Baptist Bishop Society Burgen Baptist Church

Scarlet fever cases rise mildly in Pon totoc county

A total of 38 scarlet fever cases have been reported in Pon totoc county since January 1. Dr. Glen W. McDonald of the City County Health unit says there is no epidemic and no alarm. Cases are mild with few kidney or middle ear complications, part of normal cyclical variation in contagious diseases.

Pontotoc County Glen W. McDonald

Attack Victim May Identify Assailant

Dr. Julia Seifert, victim of a bedroom attack, regained consciousness but a severe skull fracture impaired her speech. Doctors said she understood questions but could not speak clearly. Police have no witnesses, no rape evidence, and found valuables including jewelry and $47 untouched.

Oklahoma City uPi Julia Seifert

Marriage license issued to Ahlan Walker and Joy Barnes

The court clerk issued a marriage license on Wednesday to Ahlan Walker age 21 of Gaar Corner and Joy Barnes of Owl Creek. A note mentions boosters clubs and plans to shoot. The town of Toronto, Fla., gains recognition before any inhabitants are established.

Ahlan Walker Gaar Corner Joy Barnes Owl’ Creek Toronto Fla

WPA Inquiry Draws Favor

Washington June 9 Ten senators sponsoring a resolution for an investigation of WPA fund use for political purposes won a parliamentary move. The measure shifts to the audit committee chaired by Dydings with a three member panel to hear allegations of intimidation or influence. McAdoo proposed expanding the inquiry to highway and social security funds.

Washington UFI Dydings Maryland Senate Appropriations Committee Audit Senate MaAdoo Cal

Labor Peace Office Proposed At Meet

Houston report from the CIO national convention notes plans for unity with AFL and CIO members, attacking Governor Martin of Washington and Governor Davey of Ohio. California delegates back a resolution for a national labor peace office in Washington to adjudicate differences between AFL and CIO.

Labor Peace Office Meet Houston John W. Brophy CIO Oil Workers Union Today AFL Fawkk Martin Washington Davey Ohio Brophey California APL

Dr Bailey Named To Direct Exams In Oklahoma City

Dr Charles F Bailey assistant professor of economics at the University of Oklahoma was named by Labor Commissioner W A Murphy to supervise merit examinations for unemployment compensation division job candidates Examinations will follow a registration of eligibles with non partisan merit as the basis for appointments The division plans to hire about 1000 new workers between July and December in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City Lpldr Charles F. Bailey University of Oklahoma W. A Pat) Murphy Department Murphy

Woman Celebrates 105th Birthday in Texas

In Longview Texas on June 8 a large gathering at Chalk Hill Panola county marked Mrs. William Kelleys 105th birthday. The celebrant and her 109 year old husband observed their best wedding anniversary last March as friends from southern states sent gifts to their modest home.

Longview Tex Chalk Hill Panola County William Kelley Kelley United States

Youth Admits Writing Note For Ransom

FBI director J Edgar Hoover announced the body of five year old Jimmy Cash was found near Princeton and a suspect, Frank lin Pierce McCall, 21, of Princeton, confessed writing ransom notes and obtaining $10 000. The money and the ransom note were recovered. McCall’s involvement in the abduction remains unconfirmed.

Miami J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Jimmy Cash Hoover Franklin Pierce McCall Princeton FBI McCall James Bailey Cash Charles Chambers Cash Jasper Fla Princeston Wilson P. Cash John Manuel Smalls Manuel Little Skeegie

British Officers Will Be Rewarded for Panay Aid

President Roosevelt signed a bill to award medals to four British naval officers for courageous action aiding Panay survivors after the gunboat was bombed and sunk in the Yangtze. Reginal Vesey Holt George Eric Maxia O’Donnell Lewis Crabbe and Harry Douglas Barlow received Distinguished Service Medals or the Navy Cross for assistance and voluntary cooperation during the disaster.

Washington Lpi Roosevelt Panay Miral Reginal Vesey Holt George Eric Maxia O'Donnell Lewis Gonne Eyre Crabbe Harry Douglas Barlow Billy Said Holt Oconnell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charlie Chapman Charles Chapman Badman Southwest Flosh Hamilton Blatke, Jr South Bebee William H. Murray We'court House Lawn Pontétoc County Murray Czech Emma_Rose Harding Rose Ben Montgomery Eva Montgomery Chinas Japan U. S France Wed WPA Old Orchard Ada News
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