Influential Americans Named in Howe Roosevelt Advisers List
Amarillo editor Gene Howe lists 50 top influencers shaping U S policy as President Roosevelt’s advisers shift. Key figures include J Edgar Hoover and Supreme Court members. others span Farley Ickes Wallace Hoover and Kennedy with notables like Coughlin and AA Cro. The piece notes Roosevelts waning control yet enduring popularity and rising advisory diversity.
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James W. Gerard
Germany
United States
One Howe
Amarillo
Texas
Ed Howe
Kansas
Franklin Dr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Howe
Gene Howe
Amarillo Globe-News
Tex
Franklin D. Roosevelt
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Supreme Court
Mae West
Huey Long
Herbert Hoover
Long
Hoover
Father Coughlin
Harold L. Ickes
Interior
Henry A. Wallace
Agriculture
Daniel Cc. Roper
Commerce
John N. Garner
Huey Lone
Frank C. Walker
National Emergency Council
Charles E. Coughlin
Anning Ss. Pratt
Federal Communications Commission
M. H
Deke
Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
William S&. Paley
Columbia Broadcasting System
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Harry L. Hopkins
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Francis J. Biddle
National Relations Board
Joseph P. Kennedy
Securities and Exchange Commission
Braddock Wins World Heavyweight Title Upset
James J. Braddock, a 10 to 1 underdog, defeats Max Baer in 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden to claim the heavyweight championship. He earns a unanimous decision from Referee Johnny McAvoy and judges George Kelly and Charley Lynch, ending Baer’s bid to defend the title in a famous upset.
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Associated Press
New York
James J. Braddock
John L. Sullivan
Jim Corbett
Max Baer
Madison Square Garden
Johnny McAvoy
George Kelly
Charley Lynch
Braddock
Baer-Carera
Baer
Long Island City
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Oklahoma replaces text book board with five new appointees
Oklahoma City June 14 five new appointees accepted to form a new textbook commission replacing the previous board faulted by Attorney General Williamson for last year nine adoptions. Chairman L C Hutson of Chickasha and members Dr A Linscheid of Ada W W Isle Ponca City H E Wrinkle El Reno Tom W Cheek and G Ed Warren were named by Governor Marland. The group will study the adoptions and review the attorney general's opinion with next week meeting planned.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Mac Q. Williamson
L. Cc. Hutson
Chickasha
E. W. Marland
A. Linscheié
Ada
East Central State Teachers’ College
W. W. Isle
Ponca City
H. E. Wrinkle
el Reno
Bartlesville
Tom W. Cheek
Oklahoma Farmers’ Union
G. Ed Warren
State Federation of Labor
Marland
Okemah
D. E. Cantrell
Healdton
Charles Forbes
Thomas
Ernest Miller
Gypsy
Ben Hatcher
Moore
Rev O B Lee Sails for West Europe Tour
Reverend O B Lee pastor of the Presbyterian church leaves Ada on a June 29 sailing to New York for a tour of Western Europe. He will visit Anniston Portsmouth Cherbourg Paris Turin Rome Naples Venice Geneva Berlin London Edinburgh and other sites before returning to Ada August 31.
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O. B. Lee
Presbyterian Church
Lee
Ada Evening News
New York
Anniston
Ala
Portsmouth
Cherbourg
France
Paris
Napoleon
Louvre
Versailles Palace
Turin
Savoy
Italy
University of
Rome
Pantheon
Roman Forum
Palatine Hill
St. John Church
Vatican
St. Peter's
Coliseum
Europe
Naples
Venice
Geneva
League of Nations
Berlin
Rev
Holland
Belgium
English
England
London
Edenburgh
Scotland
Shakespeare
Berwick
York
Southhampton
South
Ada
Two Building Permits Issued Past Few Days
Ada city records show two permits issued as rain slowed work briefly. W D Riddles received a 2000 dollar permit for a brick veneer residence in Capitol Hill Addition. Clarence West got a 100 dollar permit for a frame garage in the College Addition Southeast.
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Ada
Albert Chamberlain
W. D. Riddles
Capitol Hill
Clarence West
College
State Pardon Board to Hear Clemency Requests
Oklahoma City reports the state pardon and parole board will meet at the Granite reformatory on June 24 to consider clemency applications.
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Oklahoma City
State Pardon and Parole Board
Granite Reformatory
Auto Crash Not Serious for Yvonne Newcomb
An auto crash on a wet street when turning from Eighteenth to Johnston Avenue left Yvonne Newcomb with head lacerations and minor injuries. She was taken to a local hospital for first aid. Bryan Turner suffered crushed fingers and was also treated at a local hospital.
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Eighteenth Street
Johnston Avenue
Yvonne Newcomb
West Sixteenth
Bryan Turner
Magnolia Petroleum Corporation
Tantilla Snakes Seen In State Not Highly Dangerous
Two Tantilla snakes were collected near the state and placed in the East Central Teachers College biology office. Dr. John G. Mackin notes these tiny venomous snakes have fangs under one thirty-second of an inch and pose little danger to people, despite being venomous.
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John G. Mackin
East Central Teachers College
United States
Oklahoma
Slot machines seized in county raids pay fines and costs
The county collected over 150 dollars in fines and costs from two raids on slot machines. Herman Hamilton paid 25 dollars and costs on two counts, while George Bulkey paid 25 dollars and costs on three counts and bonded on a fourth. Several machines remain held as owners claim them. Authorities aim to curb wide open gambling before the state law takes effect July 29.
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Herman Hamilton
A. W. Oliver
George Bulkey
Court of Justice
Sherwood W. Hill
Clyde Kaiser
Pontotoc County
Ada Is Drenched as County Sees Three Days of Rain
Ada and Pontotoc county endured about 2.5 inches of rainfall over three days ending late week. The wet spell postponed Wintersmith park opening and canceled National Homes week groundbreaking events. Farmers report damage to hay and alfalfa first cuttings while roads deteriorate from continuous showers.
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Ada
Pontotoc
Wintersmith Park
Ada Considers Bond Vote for Water Reservoir Expansion
Ada city officials move to fix a bond vote date to issue about 49000 to back a 5 000 000 gallon water reservoir project and secure a 30000 public works grant. City Attorney Mathis and City Engineer Toler prepare loan grant forms while Mayor Willoughby and Commissioner Armstrong push for early submission and a trip to Oklahoma City to deliver materials.
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Ada
Public Works Fund
Hugh Mathis
George Toler
Board of Commissioners
J. D. Willoughby
Percy Armstrong
Public Works Administration
Mathis
Toler
Willoughby
Oklahoma City
Phillip S. Donnell
PWA
Oat Crop Bumper Prospects Amid County Farm News
Pontotoc county farmers report a bumper oat crop with acreage up about double from 1934 and yields ranging from 49 to 60 bushels per acre, some fields possibly reaching 75. Dry weather is hoped to finish threshing and storage for next year.
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Ferdie
Pontotoc County
J. B. Hill
Hill
Pontotoc
Traffic census approved to aid highway plan
Governor Garland and Van T. Moon approved a UPA traffic census to assist the 72 state highway commission in planning a construction program. Dr. W. E. Grisso said it may become a federal works project. West Point will court martial a cadet who took a wife, showing academy tension with competition.
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Oklahoma City
State Highway Commission
Garland
van T. Moon
W. E. Grisso
West Point
Academy
Oklahoma's First Big Erosion Project Nears Completion
Oklahoma's first erosion control project spanning Payne Noble and Logan counties nears completion with 1 324 miles of terrace and extensive gully control work. By July 1 all construction is expected finished amid widespread soil conservation measures and farmer cooperation totaling 570 signatories.
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Stillwater
Okla
Soil Conservation Service
Oklahoma
Payne, Noble
Logan
4-H Club boys attend Oklahoma district school at Tishomingo
Wilbur Holloway and Wallace Howard of Pontotoc county along with Joe Auten and J B Hill returned from a weeklong 4 H club school in Tishomingo. The program covered livestock judging horticulture and recreation to train leaders for their county clubs. About 150 club members from 18 counties attended sponsored by Murray State School of Agriculture.
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Wilbur Holloway
Wallace Howard
Joe Auten
Pontotoce County
J. B. Hill
Oklahoma
Tishomingo
Pontotoc County
Fitzhugh
Jesse
Jersey
Hampshire
Murray State School of Agriculture
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White House
Washington
Panhandle
Montana
G. F. Warren
Felix Frankfurter
Rexford Tugwell
Department of Agriculture
Hugh Johnson
Rooesvelt
John Garner
Jesse Jones
RFC
Farley
Harry Hopkins
Homer
Cummings
Navy
Army
Countess Court Haugwitz-Reventlow
Barbara Hutton Mdivani
Townsend
Franklin D. Roose
Will Rogers
William Randolph Hearst
Robert Wagner
Frank Kent
Baltimore Sun
Takeo Baers
By Alan Gould
DR. Linscheid
Rev. Lee
West
Old Continent
Mussolini
R. H. Gump
Bang
CLUB
the First National Bank
Pp. A. Norris
G. J. Morton
R. W. Simpson
8. K. Grant
Cashieree
F. C. Norris
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