Market Summary Roundup from New York and Midwest
Stocks mixed with gains in some specialties and bond demand rising. Cattle and hogs varied with higher hogs and steady to soft cattle. cotton rose on late buying amid Washington reports. wheat and corn fell to season lows with subdued grain bids across Chicago markets.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Midwest
North Atlantic
ICC
Chicago
Peoria
St. Louis
From Poverty To Riches In Hurry
Chicago report tells of Tom McDermott and family who arrive penniless after a breakdown hitchhiking from Las Vegas. They study ore samples, learn a rich gold vein may yield about $200000, while Mrs McDermott operates the hoist. They plan hard work ahead and remain hopeful despite scarce funds. Oklahoma City tale follows about a $8750 judgment reversed over a missing word in a mineral deed. The Supreme Court ruled omission does not render the deed ambiguous.
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Tom McDermott
Lucille
Iris
Ann
Las Vegas
Nev
Galvail
McDermott
McDnermon
McDermott Jent
Oklahoma City
R. H. Pierce
Pottawatomie County
Supreme Court
Pierce
C. Herminghausen
Herminghausen
Wort
Jersey City Votes On Parimutuel Betting Referendum
Jersey City Mayor Hague denounces a state constitutional amendment legalizing pari mutuel horse race betting as a civil rights curtailment. Newark pastor Rev Dr Lester Clee counters, predicting dishonest ballots in Hudson County. Hague touts revenue, while church and civic groups back Clee. Nearby, 224 German Jewish refugees arrived in Boulogne, France, seeking asylum.
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Newark
WN. J
Frank Hague
Jersey City
New Jersey
Lester H. Clee
Hague
Clee
Weil
State Chamber of Commerce
Glee
Britain's Cabinet Still Considering Tientsin Crisis Actions
London June 10 The foreign affairs committee met for a second day to weigh the Tientsin crisis and Moscow talks on a British French Russian mutual assistance plan. Britain awaits Japan's intentions on the Beijing concession before retaliatory moves. Ambassador Craiger conferred with Japan's Arita over Tientsin, while Leeds and Naggar in Moscow continued talks with Molotov, no new mutual aid arrangements announced.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
Tientsin
Moscow
Britain
Japan
Si Robert Loeslia Craiger
Tokyo
Hachiro Arita
Robert
Anita
Sir William Leeds
Paul Emile Naggar
Vyacheslau Molotoff
Foreign ministers renew talks on mutual aid pact
British and French ambassadors meet Premier Foreign Minister Molotov in Moscow to push a mutual assistance accord. Moscow denies guarantees on the far eastern border while diplomats split on whether to sign now or wait for events at Tientsin and in Danzig amid tensions with Britain, Japan, and Germany.
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Molotoff
Tientsin
Free City of
Danzig
Germany
Resignation of Kansas State basketball coach announced
Kansas State College coach Frank P. Root resigns after 15 years, citing personal reasons. Prof. L. P. Washburn announces Root's departure. successor chosen after July 1. Root's letter to athletic director M. F. Ahearn ends his tenure dating from 1933.
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Kansas
Manhattan
Kas
Frank P. Root
Kansas State College
L. P. Washburn
M. F. Ahearn
Hope International Wheat Pact Ahead
Washington officials await the London advisory committee meeting to decide whether to continue the wheat export subsidy for the next marketing season. An international agreement dividing markets could curb export bounties, with the United States facing a potential surplus of 250 to 300 million bushels. subsidy continuation hinges on a possible agreement.
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International Wheat Conference Advisory Committee
London
United States
Hero Now Faces Charge Of Murder
MOUND CITY Kas June 21 Lester Dede a Carnegie hero awardee was charged with murder for shooting Earl Peterson age 23 a longtime friend County Attorney Forrest Ball filed the case Dede 29 had earlier dived eight times to rescue Mrs Harness of Olathe after her car went off a bridge into 15 feet of water in a separate incident
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Kas
Lester Dede
WPA
Forrest’ Ball
Dede
Earl Peterson
Dedo
Ate Harness
Olathe
Olson May Try To Free Wife In Wisconsin Jail
A posse expanded its search for Ray Olson, a north woods killer, as Sheriff George Seehuetter ordered tight jail vigilance over Dolores Olson, his wife, who is jailed on a charge of possessing stolen property. Food stolen from Moose Lake store was found near the scene of Olson’s deadly raid last Saturday after he killed two deputies.
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Hayward
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Ray Olson
Northwoods
George Seehuetter
Dolores Olson
Moose Lake
Elder Bartholomew Sues For Big Sum
Los Angeles reports that Cecil L Bartholomew a retired British army officer seeks 1 000 000 damages alleging loss of earnings of his son Freddie a film star. Defendants include his sister Miss Bartholomew his aunt guardian attorney Isaac Pacht and several John and Jane Tes. He claims Pacht influenced custody and adoption actions and that Miss Bartholomew promised to set aside an agreement but refused.
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Los Angeles
Iawiyar
Cecil L. Bartholomew
Freddie
Myllicent Bartholomew
Regal
Isaac Pacht
John
Jane Tees
Gus Bartholomew
Pacht
Lillian
Miss Bartholomew
Field Trial Group Chooses Ada Officers in Delayed Session
Ada Field Trial association meets with M Fontaine named President and M Z Thompson seated as Secretary-Pressurer Wiley Jeter designated field marshal. A later date will be chosen for the annual trials to avoid conflicts with other associations.
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M. Fontaine
Ada Field Trial Association
Nuesday
M. Z. Thompson
Wiley Jeter
Ada Association
Scott Fight Postponed Again in Louisville
The scheduled 10 round boxing bout between Sammy Angolt of Louisville and Cowboy How Jard Scott of Ada was postponed for the second time. Promoter Vernon Franklin said the fight, moved from last Monday to tonight, would be staged next Monday due to heavy rains flooding part of the outdoor arena.
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Sammy Angolt
Cowboy How Jard Scott
Ada
Quc
Ition
Vernon Franklin
Books Presented To Public Library Ada Public Libra Receives New Catholic Volumes
New books added to the Ada Public Library include gifts from Mr and Mrs C A Breituns and others. Titles cover Catholic theology saints and biographies such as Death Comes for the Archbishop and The Spirit of Catholicism, along with religious works and reference volumes.
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Sheed
Hornback
Walters
Public Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma 1929 Binding Suit
The Federal Land Bank of Wichita sues Zora Daniels et al in Pontotoc County Oklahoma for foreclosure on a mortgage described property including multiple sections. Defendants must answer by July 22, 1939, or judgment by default will be entered. The sale promises to satisfy debts plus interest and costs with the property foreclosed free of all claims. Public auction to be held at Ada Courthouse with details of parcels and legal description. Also notices of receivership final report for Morning Times Publishing Company, Inc. and distribution hearing set July 7, 1999 in Ada Oklahoma.
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Josh. Daniels
H.¥. Platt
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Indian Meridian
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AL Barrett
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Sil
Etropner
Oun
Clyde Kuiser
Sherlée
Pontotoc
Olinhorm
Claude Sturdivant
Underesher
Bunby
Hasrel
District Court of
Tal Crawford
WPA Suspends New Projects Over Forty Thousand
The WPA halted authorizing new projects exceeding 40 000 dollars as set by the House relief bill. Administrator F C Harrington ordered state admins not to start any presidentially sanctioned projects above the limit. Officials noted the restriction may be lifted if the Senate accepts the House cap, though Harrington has opposed the limit. The relief bill sits with a Senate appropriations subcommittee.
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WPA
House
F.C. Harrington
Harrington
Senate
Herrington
Senate Appropriations
Stratford Beats Maxwell 4 to 1 in Sunday Baseball
Stratford's hardworking base ball team defeated Maxwell 4 to 1 as Strickland allowed five hits. Six Stratford singles produced runs in the first, third, and eighth innings. The club hopes to join Eames with other sandlot teams in the area.
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Maxwell
Strickland
Eames
White faced yearling ang about 400 Ibs for sale
Ad notes a white faced yearling angus about 400 pounds with an off color on the right hip. Owner pays costs and land recovery. Contact L. R. Voyles at Stone Wall RE 2 TG 15-3E HE.
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L. R. Voyles
Stonewall
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