College Recital Brings Large, Enthusiastic Audience
Performers led by the college quartet including Lowell Turner Oscar Parker Burgess Steed and Harvey Faust drew strong applause from a heat-warming audience in the college auditorium. The program featured violin piano cornet and ensemble numbers with encores and notable solos by Margaret Crumley and Oscar Parker.
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College
Lowell Turner
Oscar Parker
Burgess Steed
Harvey Faust
College Quartet
Margaret Crumley
Mandalay
A. H. Liebs
Muriel Kittell
Bill Mackin
A. H. Siebs
College assembly features North and Haley address
Miss Kate North state home economics supervisor and Miss Alice H. Haley renowned speaker addressed the college assembly at 11 o'clock this morning.
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Kate North
Alice H. Haley
Oklahoma teachers progress and next assignments listed
A. F. Hyden born in Hickory has nine years teaching experience and will be principal of Berryhill school in Tulsa next year. He studied English with minors in history science and education at East Central and Tulsa universities. Mrs Evelyn Burris DeBenning from Pontotoc county will teach at Seminole junior high next year after three years teaching. She studied at East Central majoring in English with minors in history education and Latin and is a Tri Sigma member. True B Emerson is noted as well known in East Central circles.
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Paul Kratz
East Central
Okeene
Paul
Walters
Sugar Grove
Ark
Arkansas
Copan
Okla
East Central Prep School
True
Forum Society
Homer
This
Tulsa County
Butner
Seminole County
A. F. Hyden
Hickory
Berryhill School
Tulsa
Tulsa University
Hyden
Evelyn Burris DeBenning
Pontotoc County
Seminole
DeBenning
Tri Sigma
Oil Production Shows Degrease In Early June
Tulsa reports a slight drop in the nation’s oil output for the week ending June 8, reversing several weeks of gains. The Oil and Gas Journal numbers show a total daily average of 2,717,542 barrels with declines in heavy and light oil across Oklahoma and the Midwest.
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Tulsa
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Seminole
Oklahoma
West Texas
Mid-Continent
Rocky Mountain
Gulf Coast
Southwest
Texas
Santa Fe Springs
California
Estern
Tonkawa
Burbank
St. Louis- Pearson
Cushing
Shamrock
Bristow
Allen
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas Panhandle
Kansas
Rocky Mountain Area
Court reverses tax resale ruling in ejectment suit
Oklahoma City June 11 UPI. Supreme Court declares the tax resale date set without law as illegal, reversing a Pottawatomie County ejectment verdict favoring Bertha Kirkpatrick. The decision follows multiple other rulings on mortgage foreclosures, alimony, insurance policy cancellations, and property misrepresentation.
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Oklahoma City
UPA
State Supreme Court
Pottawatomie County
Bertha Kirkpatrick
Robert Wilson
John E. Turner
Harmon Cox
Hughes County
County Highway Fund
William Keel
Pioneer Mortgage Company
Garvin County
Harry Willbrook
Jesse Worten
Osage County
Margaret Willbrook
Creek County
Barfield Petroleum Company
Et al
Pickering Lumber Company
Garfield County
Missouri State Life Insurance Company
Jennie E. Jenson
The
Oklahoma City Building and Loan Association
Robert O. Deming
M. E. T. Railroad Company
Chicago Rock Island & Pacifi Railway Company
Oswego
Kan
Olney
Okla
Coa
Holger Lyngholm
W. Atkins
Texas County
Cromwell Elects School Faculty For Coming Year
Cromwell selects new faculty for the next academic year. Superintendent E. E. Emerson leads. W. H. Woods is high school principal. Several teachers, including Jimmie McCoy and Elizabeth Puckett, join the staff while others pursue summer study at East Central, Teachers College, or the University of Oklahoma.
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W. H. Woods
Jimmie McCoy
Elizabeth Puckett
Louise Tiger
Bernice White
Ben L. Ayler
James Williams
Central Ward
J. N. McKeel
Four Corners
James Humphreys
Sand Creek
C. E. Hutchison
Mattie Moses
Ruth Rockwood
Mary McKee
J. N. MccKeel
R. A. Jones
Sybil Greene
R. M. Killard
L. M. Smith
Emerson
East Central Teachers College
Bootleg Queen Myth Debunked by Prohibition Officials
Washington reports prohibition officials say the so called bootleg queen is a myth with only 35 women sentenced for bootlegging since January 1. Women served mainly minor roles as aides rather than leaders, transporters, or sea runners. Officials note many clemency claims show women followed rather than led the trade and family events like a deceased husband or an aunt influenced the cases.
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Washington
Democrats Feel Encouraged Now After Dinner With Shouse
Washington June 11 Democratic leaders voiced optimism over last night's Jefferson Association dinner for Jouett Shouse and national chairman Jean M Ras kob. About 300 leaders including 11 of the South's 22 senators saw a united front forming for the 1930 congressional campaign and a stable national headquarters. Some southern senators cited prior engagements while others stayed away to show opposition to Smith Ras kob leadership.
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Washington
Jouett Shouse
South
Jean J. Raskob
Shouse
Jefferson Association
District of Columbia
Raskob
National Committee
Congress
Smith-Raskob
Swanson
Glass
Virginia
Trammell
Florida
Kiwanians Visit Fitzhugh School for Banquet
Kiwanis members held a weekly meeting outside Ada at Fitzhugh School House. Guests enjoyed fried chicken and fellowship with Fitzhugh residents, with Tom Holt praising the visit and proceeds supporting Fitzhugh boys’ Pensacola trip. Miss Cleo Sumter performed. a songfest concluded the evening.
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Ada
Fitzhugh
Tom Holt
Prof. Watson
Pensacola
Harry Miller
Cleo Sumter
Show Girl Barbara Cole Jumps to Death in Chicago
Miss Barbara Cole, 28, a show girl with roles in Rose Marie and Rio Rita, leaped 12 stories from a Chicago hotel at 1220 North State. Before dying she called the switchboard to say she would jump, leaving a diary note naming Ed Page of 1209 Astor Street as her love. Page said she had warned him of her distress.
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Chicago
Barbara Cole
Astor Street
North State Street
Miss Cole
Edwin Page
Free Electric Fan Service For Sick Citizens
Oklahoma Gas and Electric will provide free electric fan service to sick residents unable to pay. Physicians must certify need and supply patient name and address. The program, a decade old, aims to ease heat suffering and aid recovery during hot weather.
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Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
J. F. Owens
Oklahoma Spuds Begin to Move from Muskogee District
Movement of the Oklahoma potato crop, estimated at 1000 carloads by R T Payne, will start to northern markets this week from the Muskogee district the potato basket of Oklahoma. Four cars already shipped by Homer Andersen of Braggs. Crop about 40 percent of last year's, but price expected to double. Acreage not cut as much.
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Muskogee
Okla
R. T. Payne
Oklahoma Potato Growers’ Association
Potato Basket of
Oklahoma
Homer Andersen
Braggs
Payne
Allen Girl Becomes State’s Second Female Pharmacist
Miss Helen Louise Strickland of Allen, daughter of Representative and Mrs Otto Strickland, passed the state examination in pharmaceutical chemistry with the highest record of the class of 40. She trained at East Central and the state university, finishing her course this spring and taking the exam last week. She will work with her father in his drug business in Allen for now.
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Helen Louise Strickland
Allen
Otto Strickland
Miss Strickland
East Central
State University
Ada Names Park Commission With Noted Civic Leaders
Ada's newly authorized park commissioners were named at a 2 PM city meeting. Harry E. Morris L. A. Braly and Mrs Francis Wintersmith will serve without salary with a secretary possibly hired later. The commission, created by city ordinance, will organize at a future meeting.
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Ada
Board of Park Commissioners
City Commission
Harry E. Morris
L. A. Braly
Francis Wintersmith
Park Commission
Gavuzzi Holds First Place in Bunion Derby
Gavuzzi of England led the 50 mile run toward Calexico in the Pyle New York Los Angeles race as Johnny Salo of Passaic dropped from first after stomach trouble. Pat Harrison of Miami was the day’s first in Wellton with Gavuzzi second.
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Yuma
Ariz
Pete Gavuzzi
England
Los Angeles
Calexico
Cal
Johnny Salo
Passaic
N. J
Wellton
Gavuzzi
Pat Harrison
Miami
Coast Guardsmen capture aboard liquor smuggling vessel
Canadian liquor valued at 35000 dollars was seized near Cleveland harbor during a large haul tied to Captain John Daly and a man named George White of Leamington Ontario. He was found aboard Seminole on June 10. Lester White, confessed killer of J D Clark, shot himself as officers closed in. Clark died in Sapulpa after a Friday restaurant quarrel over a girl. Vesuvius erupts again as Mussolini faces the mountain.
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Cleveland Harbor
John Daly
George White
Leamington, Ont
J. D. Clark
Sapulpa
Como
Tex
White
Clark
Santa Fe Orient Line Contract Approved by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and the Panhandle and Santa Fe railroads to lease acquire control of the Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railway Company of Texas. It also allowed Panhandle and Santa Fe to operate over 13 miles of KC Mexico and Orient track in Jackson County Oklahoma.
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Santa FE
Orient Line
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Panhandle and
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway Company
Texas
Kansas City
Mexico
Orient
Jackson County
Oklahoma
Promise Close Unpaved Gap On State Road 7
The state highway commission promised to close an unpaved gap on state highway 7 between Blanchard and Chickasha in a mid summer contract letting. A new Tabler to Blanchard road will remove a grade crossing and many curves, shortening Oklahoma City to Chickasha to about 50 miles.
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Oklahoma City
Blanchard
Chickasha
State Highway Commission
Tabler
Whiskey Tug Captured Near Cleveland
A June 7 report from Cleveland notes the capture of the tug Neptune carrying a cargo. Details on destination and cargo value were not disclosed in the available text.
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Whiskey Tug
Cleveland
Neptune
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