U S Crude Output Falls in Week Ended June 4
US crude production slipped by 2 412 barrels daily to 3 106 875 for the week ended June 4 according to the Oil and Gas Journal Oklahoma rose 875 to 440 475 East Texas up 379 to 363 248 while Texas state total dropped 5 756 to 1 189 702 Louisiana rose 1 584 to 257 648 Kansas fell 5 825 to 138 225 California declined 4 200 to 673 250 and Eastern states gained 295 to 196 436 with the Rocky Mountain region at 74 80 thousand barrels daily.
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Tulsa
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
East Texas
Texas
Louisiana
Kansas
California
Michigan
Rocky Mountain
Mooring Warns Of Dry Weather
Stillwater June 7 Garden specialist D C Mooring Oklahoma A and M College warns gardeners to prepare for dry weather. He urges moisture conservation through cultivation and plowing under mature vegetables to reduce weeds and preserve moisture for future plantings.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma
D. C. Moortig
Extension Horticulturist
Oklahoma A
M. College
Dérouth
Bank At Bradley Robbed By Bandits
Three bandits robbed the Bradley bank just after opening, escaping with 685.25. Cashier Jack Meek said the trio fled in a maroon Ford with Louisiana plates toward Louisiana. Shreveport Plain Dealing officers joined Sheriff Dee S. Griffin in the pursuit. Two suspects were described as well dressed and armed with pistols.
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Bradley
Ark
Jack Meek
Louisiana
Shreveport
Plain Dealing
Dee S. Griffin
Meek
Bank Heist: Cash Vault Timer Reset by Third Bandit
At 9 10 am the third bandit stayed at the car wheel while the cashier reported pulling cash from the vault and resetting its time clock. The action protected a much larger sum of money.
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Re Saint
Carson Trial For Killing Next Fall
In Little Rock Arkansas Judge Abner McGehee granted a continuance delaying the Carson murder trial of Joel Carson and co defendant J C Keller until next fall. The court refused to send the North Little Rock brothers to an asylum for observation.
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Little Rock
Ark
Joelvang
J. C. Carson
State
J. B. Keller
Abner McGehee
North Little Rock
Keller
Conway
Three Burned To Death In Auto Near Brinkley
Three people died when their car hit a bridge abutment six miles west of Brinkley Arkansas. The victims were Mr and Mrs Walter P King from Oklahoma City Kia, and Miss Mildred Delay 15 also of Oklahoma City. Miss Helen Jenner 18, driver, was thrown clear and escaped with minor cuts bruises and burns.
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Brinkley
Ark
Walter P. King
Oklahoma City
Kia
Mildred Delay
Helen Jenner
Counties With No Fatalities On Roads In Oklahoma
Oklahoma counties with no traffic fatalities this year were 24 by May end. Commissioner J M Gentry reports to the Oklahoma patrol. Perfect records remain in Adair Alfalfa Beaver Cherokee Cimargo Coal Ellis Grant Harmon Haskell Hughes Jackson Jefferson Kingfisher Soave Me Clain Marshall Murray Payne Roger Mills Rogers Texas Tillman Wagoner. Cherokee’s 17 month no fatality runs plus Harmon’s 29 month stretch highlight the record. May deaths total 35, down 10 from May 1937. year total 173 deaths, 55 less than the same period in 1937 and 5 less than 1986. The patrol has been operating 10 months.
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Oklahoma
J. M. Gentry
State Safety
Oklahoma Patrol
Adair
Alfalfa
Beaver
Cherokee
Cimargor
Coal
Ellis
Grant
Harmon
Haskell
Hughes
Jackson
Jefferson
Kingfisher
Soave
Clain
Marshall
Murray
Payne
Roger Mills
Rogers
Texas
Tillman and
Wagoner
Breugne
Safety Department
Stonewall Boy Awarded 300 Damages In Medical Suit
The civil term of district court neared its end when a jury awarded Earl Allen of Stonewall a judgment of 300 against three physicians Dr M B Bartlett Dr M S Bartlett of Ada and Dr Edward Chance of Stonewall after deliberating late Tuesday and Friday morning. Plaintiffs sought damages totaling 10000.
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District Court
Earl Allen
Stonewall Youth
M. BR. Bartlett
M. S. Bartlett
Ada
Edward Chance
Stonewall
O. U. Date Rule Abolished by Board
Norman June 6. The University of Oklahoma ended a 13 year old rule banning student dates on week nights. The board of regents said the rule faced frequent criticism and violations. Officials were instructed to draft new regulations.
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Norman
University of Oklahoma
Board of Regents
Ada Girl Saves Visitor's Life At Swim Pool
Polly Armstrong of Ada is credited with saving 13 year old Bernice Goode from drowning at a pool south of Ada. The Ada girl swam to Bernice, grabbed her by the waist, and brought her to shallow water, then left quietly without seeking credit. Bernice later learned the savior's identity from her mother.
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Polly Armstrong
Percy Armstrong
Oklahoman
R. M. Goode
Thirtieth Street
Bernice Goode
Bernice
C. Sturdivant
Luceille
Chame Sturdivant
Pal
Fercy Armstrong
Cadet James L. Lewis joins United States Military Academy class
James L. Lewis son of Mr and Mrs James W Lewis Ada ranked seventeenth of 302 in the cadet graduating class set for Tune 14 at West Point. He earned wrestling numerals in plebe year and will receive an engineers commission. His Ada background includes Morace Mann high school and East Central State Teachers college.
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United States Military Academy
James L. Lewis
James W. Lewis
South Francis
Ada
Lewis
Engineers
Tom D. McKeown
Morace Mann High School
East Central State Teachers College
Navy
Jim Craig
Terry Craig
Terry
East Central College
Military Academy
Craig
West Point
Infantry
E. F. Craig
Last Grant Avenue
Pauls Valley
Chishams University
Centre College
East Central
Central
Kidnap Case Stirs Florida as FBI Frees Suspects
In Princeton Florida on June 5 6 the Braxton family and son James Braxton were released by federal agents after wives pleaded for freedom. The Cash family ransom case continues with no new leads and a note dropped by an unseen flyer is under investigation. Twelve volunteers patrol Cape Sable islands chasing a tip of supplies left by a man and a woman. Betty Howard a Miami bar waitress was questioned by agents and declined to discuss the case.
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Fia
Braxton
Jam
James Bailey Cash, Jr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fla
M. F. Braxton
James
James Batley Cash, Jr
Miami
Cape Sable
Florida Keys
Cape
Betty Howard
FBI
Retired Minister Injured By Auto
A 61-year-old retired Nazarene minister, Rev. JM Woodward, was injured when a car backing into the street struck him. He declined ambulance transport and rode to the hospital with the driver, a woman, while two other women suffered bruises and fright.
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Jm, Woodward
The
Nazarene Church
Car Rolls Over Bluff Near Wintersmith Park Dam
An automobile rolled over the bluff just west of the dam at Wintersmith Park Lake, flipping several times and ending in a ditch beside the old canyon road.
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Lake
Wintersmith Park
Big Money Kidnapping Declines Since Lindbergh Era
New York reports that the era of high ransom kidnappings has waned since the Lindbergh case. Despite a June 1932 act, crimes have risen, with only three of eleven kidnappings under the Lindbergh law remaining unsolved. Names include Peter Tevine, 12, of New Rochelle. Charles Mattison, 10, of Tacoma. and Arthur Fried, 32, of White Plains.
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Hapswell
N. J
James Bailey Cash
Princeton
Fla
Peter Tevine
New Rochelle
N. Y
Charles Mattison
Tacoma, Wash
Arthur Fried
Peal White Plains
Einstein criticizes barbarization of politics at Swarthmore
Swarthmore Pa June 1 Dr Albert Einstein delivers a commencement address decrying the barbarization of politics and the weakening of moral thought. He warns that with powerful new technologies and European barbarism peril, civilization religion and morality face destruction unless moral sentiments recover.
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Swarthmore
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Germany
Stein as a Man of Great Work Among Boundaries
The remarks praise Stein as a man whose great work has put him above all boundaries, highlighting the reach and impact of his contributions across disciplines and regions.
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Stein
State farmers urge $1 wheat price for domestic use
ARAPAHO June 5 Two thousand farmers and business men adopted a resolution calling for a minimum price of $1 a bushel for domestic wheat. The measure sent to President Roosevelt Hull and Wallace, plus Oklahoma lawmakers, also seeks a farm bill amendment guaranteeing cost of production on wheat cotton and tobacco. Tom Check, president of the state farmers union, said Oklahoma leads a national push with similar mass meetings planned statewide.
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Arapaho
Ohls
Roosevelt
Hull
Wallace
Oklahoma
Tom Check
State Farmers Union
Burns In Auto Crash Kill Baby Near Commerce
Seven months old Raymond Daniel of Commerce died from burns after a Miami area crash late last night when a car driven by Delilah Wilson struck the rear of another vehicle. Mrs Wilson was arrested for investigation, treated for injuries, and released. The crash left the infant with fatal third degree burns as flames engulfed the car. other passengers including the grandmother and a bystander suffered injuries.
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Miami
Raymond Daniel
Commerce
Lastaight
Delilah Wilson
Devil's Promenade
Daniel
Alfred Daniel
Clayton White
Quapaw
Oklahoma Wheat Forecast Signals Big Gain in 1938 Yield
Oklahoma City reports a June 1 forecast of 72,452,000 bushels harvested, up 10,386,000 from May 1. Acreage of 5,183,000 acres, yield projected at 14 bushels, above the ten year average. last year produced 63,885,000 bushels. The forecast aligns with higher returns and state agriculture reports.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Board of Agriculture
Bureau
May Oklahoma Traffic Fatalities Summary
Summary prepared by the Oklahoma State Safety Department analyzes May traffic deaths by causes and demographics. It lists drivers, passengers, pedestrians and vehicle types with counts for factors such as speed, drinking, weather, road conditions, and collisions, noting numerous fatal scenarios and locations.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Safety Department
Wates
Cedillos Sister Seized and Escorted from Mexico
McALLEN June 6. Senora Hig Cedillo sister of the Mexican rebel general said at relatives home that beings were arrested in San Luis Potosi and rushed out of Mexico under military guard yesterday. She said she was arrested near her home Saturday and placed aboard a train for Laredo without access to personal belongings or a chance to contact friends. Senora Cedillo denied knowledge.
F C Sims Ada Pioneer and Masonic Leader Dies
Ada mourns F C Sims pioneer businessman, public official, and longtime Mason. He died at 511 South Broadway just before midnight Friday after failing health. Funeral Saturday at 3:30 from the home, burial at Rosedale. Survived by wife Mrs Sims and several children. born July 3, 1855 in Oakland Mississippi. He served as Ada court clerk, later in insurance, and led local Masonry for two decades. active First Methodist church member.
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Rosedale
Oakland
Miss
Sims
Ed Gwin Jr
P. Reich
Ada
Annie Mae Calvert
Ardmore
B. ©. Sims
California
Blaine Gilbreath
C. H. Massey
Texas
C. C. Barton
Re. Sims
Blue Lodge
First Methodist Church of
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Seminoles May Take Trail To Mexico
A San Luis Potosi dispatch to El Nacional reports President Cardenas offered to settle $8 Seminole Indian families in Coahuila. Indians repeatedly sought entry to Mexico and last year a delegation visited Seminole to seek a land grant. Cardenas planned to send a government representative to Oklahoma to arrange the transfer.
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Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
el Nacional
Cardenas
Coahuila State
Mexico
Oklahoma
Four Sought For Auction Robbery
In Elk City Oklahoma three armed men and a fourth accomplice robbed a midnight auction yard, taking 3200 in cash and 9000 in checks. Mike and Edward O’Donnell raised the alarm as the trio fled in a car with a woman aboard.
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Okla
Warman
Oklahoma
Mike O'Donnell
Edward
O'Donnell
O'Donnel
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