Tropical storm floods South Florida cities marooned
Wind and rain of a tropical storm killed three coast guard fliers in a Tampa Bay crash. Bonita Springs and other towns faced water depths up to ten feet, with bridges out and fuel shortages feared as Red Cross workers aided flooded communities.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Coast Guard
South Florida
Tampa Bay
St. Petersburg
Charles Martin Perrott
Walter O. Morris
William D. Eubanks
Bonita Springs
Red Cross
Atlantic
Moore Haven
Lake Okeechobee
Palmdale
Miami
Jacksonville
Imperial
Naples
State Highway Department
Yucatana Peninsula
Culf
South Carolina
Carolinas
Coast Guard Plane Wrecked In Tampa Bay
Coast Guard says amphibian plane on storm patrol failed to remain in contact after takeoff from St Petersburg at 6 02 am. Wreckage located in Tampa Bay at 9 20 am. Crew of three presumed lost led by Lieut Charles M Perrott includes a mechanic and radio operator.
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Coast Guard
Jacksonville
Fla
Tampa Bay
Charles M. Perrott
St. Petersburg
Nemenis
Worker Charged In Auto Accident
E L Buster Hays a 30 year old Fitts oil field worker was released on a 2000 appearance bond to face a charge of operating a vehicle under the influence. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Justice A W Oliver who set a June 19 preliminary hearing. He was arrested after a collision at the intersection of highways 19 and 48 southeast of Ada Friday afternoon P S Case a Stonewall banker was in the other car. Both men escaped injury but cars were badly damaged.
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E. L. “Buster” Hays
Fitts
Hays
A. W. Oliver
Ada
P. S. Case
Stonewall Banker
Case
Oklahoma Campaign Heats Up With First Primary Four Weeks Away
The United States Senate race draws spotlight as the first primary nears. Governor Marland launches a June stumping tour with a county by county organization plan and a heavy push ahead. Senator Gore builds fences statewide while Representative Jos Lee quietly cultivates a Lee organization. Gore’s allies also mobilize in county work.
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Corporation Commission
Supreme Court
Criminal Court of Appeals
Statehouse
Marland
Meanwile
T. P. Gore
Gore
Jos Lee
Senate
Lee
Oklahoma
Gomer Smith
Seminole Nation Divides Over Freedmen Voting Rights
Oklahoma June. Young progressive Seminoles oppose older conservatives over whether freedmen should be barred from future elections. Natives clash as George Jones and Chili Fish win second terms amid disputes centered at Mekusaky mission. Negroes protest policies affecting the building project for a new community center.
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Okla
Mekusaky
Indian Relief Administration
Stanford abolishes student king and queen elections
Stanford University in California discontinued the annual student king and queen elections citing the move as a defense of the university’s democratic ideals amid concerns of radicalism.
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Stanford Univesity
Cal
Stanford
Greater returns for amount in vested a
An Ada News classified item highlights higher yields for investments tied to vesting schedules. The notice emphasizes improved value from contributing funds over time and suggests readers consider locked-in benefits of long term commitments.
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Ada News
FHA RECORDS RISE IN OKLAHOMA FHA LOANS
Washington June 15 Oklahoma savings and loan associations insured FHA loans totaling 692192 by May 1 up 310240 from four months earlier to 2781592 nationwide. 65 loans funded new construction worth 257000 averaging 5954 per home with Ada Anadarko Bartlesville Enid Enid Duncan El Reno Pawhuska Shawnee Tulsa Vinita among active lenders.
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Oklahoma Savings, Building and Loan Associations
Federal Housing Administration
George E. Palmer
Federal Housing Administrator
Oklahoma Savings and Loan
Oklahoma
Savings
Palmer
Home Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Ada
American Savings and Loan Association of
Anadarko
Home Savings and Loan Association of
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The
Duncan Building and Loan Association of
Enid Building and Loan Association of
el Reno
Liberty Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Enid
Fairview Building and Loan Association of
Fairview
Osage Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Pawhuska
Vfirst Federal Savings and
Alfalfa Bill Murray Talks Principles With Landon
former Oklahoma governor Alfalfa Bill Murray and Gov. Alf Landon met in Topeka to discuss the Republican platform and democratic principles. Murray avoided endorsing Landon and predicted a "dirty campaign" while stressing he favors principles over parties and plans to give speeches on them.
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Topeka
Kans
W. H
Oklahoma
Alf M. Landon
Red River
Oklahoma City
Bill
Yashau Creek
Broken Bow
Landon
Arkansas 100 Years Old Centenary Parade Marks Statehood
Little Rock and other cities celebrate Arkansas centennial with pageants and a grand parade led by descendants of the first families. Gov Futrell halts state offices for the holiday as festivities continue statewide.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Andrew Jackson
Republic of Texas
Indian Territory
J. M. Futrell
Rough Rider Knox a Prominent Figure in Roosevelts Era
Frank Knox, 1936 Republican vice presidential nominee, served as a Rough Rider in Cuba and as a bold editor in Sault Ste. Marie and Manchester. He directed Hearst papers for four years, fought in World War I, led the Chicago Daily News, and toured the nation as a Republican spokesman before his Cleveland nomination.
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Chicago
Frank Knox
Theodore Roosevelt
Cuba
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Mic
Argonne
St. Mihiel
Chicago Daily News
Daily News
Republican Party
Cleveland
Nebiot Ration Tops Politico Fair This Week
Registration for the July 7 primary opens June 17 and runs to June 26. Campaigns include pie suppers and nightly speakings at multiple towns. Voters hear hot debates in county attorney sheriff races while four districts field numerous candidates and addresses at the county courthouse.
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Parish Chapel
Hart
Worstell
Stonewall
Wilson
Maxwell
United States Senate
County Court House
Ada
Revival Meeting Led by Rev. Jake Miller at Allen
Rev. Jake Miller of Fort Smith Arkansas leads a revival at the Assembly of God in Allen Wednesday evening. Miller brings 30 years in ministry and is noted as a Scripture teacher and Assembly of God founder. Rev. B W Morgan will direct the song service. attendance is open to all.
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Robert L. Sanders
Tahlequah
Jake Miller
Forth Smith
Arkansas
Assembly of God
Miller
Assembly of God Church
B. W. Morgan
Impersonation Charges Dropped in Ada Case
The charge against Tom Rich of Ada for impersonating an officer was dropped in U S commissioner W C Edwards court. Ward Kitty Ward and Simon Harden filed the complaint after Rich accosted them near Davis claiming authority to detain them on government business. They were traveling from Roff to Duncan when the incident occurred.
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Tom Rich
Ada
U. S
W. C. Edwards
B. D. Ward
Kitty Ward
Simon Harden
Ward
National Guard
Roff
Duncan
Rich
Davis
Farley Attacks Landon Nomination as Weakest Ticket Ever
New York June 13 5- Terming Gov Alf M Landon a synthetic candidate Postmaster General James A Farley chairman of the Democratic National Committee issued a statement calling the Republican selections the weakest ticket ever nominated in the history of the party He urged adopting lose with Landon as their slogan and said the nomination is a confession of guilt by a bankrupt party Farley accused Republicans of dodging the issue and said leaders Hoover Vandenberg Knox and Wadsworth were passed over He contrasted a fake New Deal with old fashioned Republican principles and noted his earlier Bronx post office speech attacking the Liberty League and special interests
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Alf M. Landon
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Landon
White House
Farley
Roosevelt
Hoover
Vandenberg
Knox
Wadsworth
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Bronx
Liberty League
Old Guard
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