Contested Municipal Races Surface in County Cities
Fragmented local reports show Stonewall and nearby towns facing primary elections with several offices hotly contested. Citizens urged to file candidacies amid a tense race for city clerk treasurer trustees and ward positions as the general election looms in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
Earis
Horstlay
Dee Bryan
County Election Board
Bryan
Tern
Povind
St Freeman Anc Ag
Thant
Francia
Man Failure Caused Ohio Train Crash Report
WIMDRAM Ohio March 8 reports say a mechanical failure caused a deadly train crash at a pastemgear site. Twelve injured, four seriously, and sixty three others were treated or transported after the incident near Roverng arsenal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimdram
Ohio
Torm Oper Alno
Borteth
Income Tax Rolls Pile Up Biggest State Total Ever
Oklahoma City March 3 Internal revenue collector for Oklahoma said federal income tax collections in the state rose sharply in the latest quarter ending Saturday. The period was the largest single collection period in state history with about 2,000,000 more than the prior quarter and a total increase exceeding 3,000,000 over the same period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoms
OPO
Janos
Otslahoma
Federal
Incoma Tin Co Blackioggi
Thie
Arik
Jones
U S May Assume Construction Job At Wright Field
War department officials said the possibility exists the United States may assume Wright Field Dayton Ohio construction work if a strike remains unsettled. A conformant said the department might complete the job with building prices supplied by the government. CIO workers had been employed by Tobin Company of New York to work on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tashengton
War Department
Tomight
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Aval Department
Tobin Companys
New York City
Judge Fixing Up Additional Office
A fragmentary report describes a judge preparing a private office with a bare room, tub-like furniture, and basic seating. The scene notes a jury bow and mentions workmen stapling, with a date reference in the late hours.
Promoted Leader Prompts Navy Upswing Despite Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR notes mention promotions and naval figures, with garbled references to U boats, battleships, and financial figures. The piece is unreadable in key areas, but suggests a promotion linked to wartime naval activity and a comparison to a prior status. Names and concrete details are indeterminate due to errors.
President creates rational defense mediation board
President Roosevelt today created a rational defense mediation board to assist in settling wartime labor disputes. He immediately designated a chairman and listed members representing the public, employees, and employers, including Clarence A. Dykstra, William Hammit, and Roger D. Lapham among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Akon
Clarence AL Dykstra
William Hammiatt
New York
Gall Prank Grabsm
University of North Carowa
Army Maneuvers Planned Across States With 390000 Soldiers
Massive drills scheduled for second and third armies include 60,000 men from divisions stationed in Arkansas Louisiana and neighboring states. Corps training at Camp Robinson Arkansas and other forts will precede simulated warfare in Sabine River area. The nationwide plan aims to rehearse under war conditions with units from Camp Robinson Camp Forrest Fort Hood and more across Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Texas and nearby locales.
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Wall
Sabine River
Louisiana
Fulloveuyg
Robinson
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Fort Crusher
Mich
Fort MerClelan
Ala
Fort Leonard Woon
Mor
Fort Raleigh
Kas
Ang
Golly
Longsiana
Missis Siont
Texas
American Aid Is Necessary For France
In Grenoble France Marshal Petain emphasizes the need for American aid to support France. He vows to prepare for a day when France becomes free and establishes a new constitutional framework.
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Petain
Grenoble
France
Elite
Sue
Colorful Fitts Field Resident Dies At Log Cabin Home
Andrew J. Hasden, 86, dies Thursday morning at his log cabin home near Colorful Fitts Field. Survived by wife Patsy, daughter Mrs. Vot Graw, son-in-law Mardem, and several relatives. Funeral arrangements set at Criswell Chapel with burial at Rosedale Cemetery. owners and local residents recall his long service and homestead improvements.
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Fitts Field
Log Cabin
Andrew J. Hasden
Businaml Rosedale
Br. Harder
Rebes
Grounid
Nnielt
Kane Tue
Mets
Wielow
Nisin Oy
Vot
Doe
Tulsa
Rood Harden
California
Jay Hasden
Pratotod
Obituary for Marshall Barrett of Ada and Okwahama City
Marshall Barrett of Ada died Tuesday at his home in Okwahama City. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p m at the Mak Avenue Chapel in Ada. Surviving are his widow Mrs Rosm Heady a daughter Mrs Pyrothy Diamant and three grandsons. He was a former employee of the Adawolige forge and a noted safesuint. Pallbearers included Rag Heard Roy area Chester Saeed Arthur Floyd Clyde Rigsly James Hughes and others. The Bible class members will be remembered in services at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Barrett
Real den
Ada
Okwahama City
Hugh
Mr Barrett
Jim Ganr
Irs FE
Wiliam Hoady
Chef
West Seventh
Tom Ait
Jaci
Billy
Larry Pismond
Beady
Adawolige
Roy Area
Chester Saeed Arthur Floyd
Clyde Rigsly
James Hughes
Ovary
Funeral notice for local ministers and family members
An obituary style notice lists Rev G We Crapfordt of Gents, burial at a New cemetery with M Whittemore and Calvary taoe H Whittemore among those in charge. It mentions W ieitiore, Mra Rita Ingram, Odie WD of Binger, Mrs Benny Tagvan and Mrs Téa Steat mein, with several relatives and a named father.
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New
G. We Crapfordt
Gents
Buriat
New Cemetery
Crisor
W. Ieitiore
Calvary Taoe
H. Whittemore
M. Whittemore
Geary
Tyrers
Mire
Rita ‘Ingram
Nom
Mra
Odie “Wd
Binger
Benny Tagvan
California
Airs
Téa Steatmein
Eta
Hall Suffers From Long Nazi Attack On Hull
Wartime report from Hull describes sustained Luftwaffe bombing last night and into morning. German bombers attacked in waves causing extensive property damage and injuries as residents sheltered and emergency crews organized rescues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Hull
Enaiwnd
Wman
Britain
Hutt
Liverpool
Glasgow
Ardmore Show Winners Highlight Stock Show Talent Across Counties
Ardmore winners from the county show dominated Tulsa events with many entrants advancing from Ada. Jack Stratton of Maysville FPA led junior entries with reserve championships, while Garvin county entries swept senior and junior divisions in cattle shows.
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Ardmore
Ada
Tulsa
Aitkimore
Chester White
Jack Stratton
Maysville
FPA
Anisiztion
Sinoe
Oklahawa
Bob Love
Pass Valley
Bad Taserve Grand Chaps Pion
Tula
Angas
Ier Poindsze
Waa
Jobnser
Tishomingo
Pheras
Stanford
Pontatse Recond
Ad Johnston’s
An- Rust Garvin County
Sil Creek
Poland
Chinas
Ana
Garvin
Lamb
Ardmase
Garvie
Sedurid
Jacl Johnatox
Jekineste
Wis
Slow
Ayikar
Vin Courtty
Timus Parr
Lindsey
Hawas
Oil Industry Shows Gains Amid Threat of Federal Control
The oil sector reports better business despite looming federal control talk. A National Resources Committee memo urged a federal oil conservation body as an emergency defense measure, while Cole committee hearings on federal control were set for next Tuesday. Oil activity in the Midwest and Gulf areas remained firm with price movements modest. the Gulf district saw No 2 heating oil demand firm and weekly refinery completions rising to 420. West Virginia gas prospects and Kentucky drilling intentions also appeared in the latest industry notes.
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PULSA
Marvel
Roosevelt
National Resources
National Defense
Merce
Cole Committee
Federal Control Messure
Gazoline
Mic-continent
Houddemparkt
Gary
Gulf District
OF and Gasdourmat
Kansas
West Virginia Gas. Co
Kentucky
U S Armament Spending May Surpass Britain Soon
Washington dispatch reports growing U S arms spending may outrun Britain as Congress debates a 7.0 billion wartime appropriation. Regulators note millions are already funneled into airwave plants shipyards tar factories and other facilities as production expands to meet calls for air and defense equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bele
Washington
United States
Britain
Fraehine
Pudley
Wiike
The
Wen
Jijiga Captured by British Force
British forces report capture of Jijiga in eastern Ethiopia near the Mogadishu road, with advances from Italian Somaliland and western and southern columns shifting toward Addis Ababa. Telegraphic dispatches note 70 miles southeast of Piradawa and efforts to threaten the northern railway.
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Natrose
Kenya
Jijied
Marar
el Monday
Ethiopia
Hanzlers
Jijiea
Dijiga
Piradawa
Jesse Ababe
Mongashisets
Addis Ababa
Franass
Gajjam
Acdis Abele
Ira Bend Passes Away At Clarita
Ira S. Bend, 64, died in Clarita after a tar accident injuries earlier. He was a former depot agent at Saline and moved back to the community a few years ago. Services held Sunday at the Church of Christ with burial at Moore. His widow and family mourn his loss and community members offer sympathy. The record mentions his move from Salina, Oklahoma, and that he returned to the Ada area recently.
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S. Bend
Clarita
Jeawarge
Bro
Delmar
Ada
Moore
Clante
Ana
Herd
Charcta
Salina
Okla
Saline
Gow
Change In Convoy System Is Urged
New York 1871 shipping reports say American experts urged Britain to abandon the convoy system and instead run a destroyer line across the Atlantic to curb German attacks on vital wartime supplies. The plan envisages about 50 destroyers patrolling roughly 5 000 miles from Labrador to the British coast to reduce losses.
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New York
Fla
Atlantic
Perks
Progeuilitte
CDF
Great Cocker
Fra Labrador
U S Debate On Sending Food to France In War Time
Officials from the United States Britain and France discussed American supervision of food distributions in occupied France. The talks stressed the U S offered no proposals of its own while serving as an intermediary amid Allied efforts. British and French officials conferred with Secretary Muller on the food problem as passenger car registrations rose in January 1940.
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Washington
Mareiz
United States
Ncthing
Wiscort Helifax
Theseeder
Gaston Hanzy
Hage
Muller
Aly
Food For Shipment Ready To Go To Britain
Food supplies are set for shipment to Great Britain as government officials review orders and mobilize marketing and relief programs. President Roosevelt discussed the issue with Agriculture Secretary Wickard and Dr. Thomas Parran, while officials anticipate limited shipping space and a pending U S decision on credits and exports for Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sfarich
Thaly
Tadas
Great Britain
Ford
Suris
Britain
Rooyevwit
Wickard
Thomas Parran
Agriculture Department
Finland
Mnonu's Reply To Hitler Reported In Berlin
Berlin reports a communication from Adolf Hitler to Ismet Inonu was delivered to a contact but contents not disclosed. A spokesman dubiously commented reports of British landings in Europe, Yugoslavia mobilization, and American mobilization against a German submarine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Marci
Pt-Turkstnh
Ismet Inoue
Adolf Urtler
Flueliver
Oirepce
Germany
Losthether
Yugoslavia
Syutzérland
America
Steer Weight Can Be Increased
The report discusses beef industry measures, including a statement by Grover B. Hil of agriculture about beef importance and no bottlenecks in beef production. It notes the Southwest Cattle Association and a session on industry readiness and expansion efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San: Antonio
Tex
Texas
Amarillo
Grover B. Hil
Assigtattt Seefyetory. of Agriculture
WPA Sewing Rooms Turn Out Surprising Volume Now
Hidden away on a side street the WPA sewing rooms near Pootatee county operate with 3% workers turning out layettes women’s and girls’ dresses men’s and boys’ garments and bed clothes weekly for the county’s relief. Superintendent Lane praises expert workmanship and the women workers who learn sewing on the job, producing hundreds of items in February including shirts sheets and diapers with modest costs and broad support from county and federal contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pootatee
Elie Ta
Thelema L. Lane
Beech
Berty
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Mic
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Jehey Ee
U. S
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Byisgill
Driskill
Annmler
Mstilesd
Nimeell
Suring
Priew
Berlen
Ther Prem
Repuah
Orta
Rink
Rational Defense Mediation Board
Marshal
Andrew
Harden
Bere
Andrew F. Harden
Hiscahtu
Little
Howe Eear Byrds
MF. Whittemore
Omri M. Whittemore
Zit
Calcio Tursday
Trem
Pants Valley
Stratton
CL W. Glass
Pauls Watley
Mavarie
Ovat
Adi
Jamie
Santer
Aross
Ito
Realmaream YO
Thes Dee
Ane Masa Cacy
Missousi Weltz
Stoke
Dapinese Serndman
Witlam Fefgenen
Jijiga
Car Ralreat
Iolte Addis
Amyeyican Toy Fair
Woftett
C. Fair Alles Hunter Artillersiman
Ira
Washington, Mavels
Beis Meares
Cinekemat Pantt
Esti
Ada Rens
Neurzak
Mnonu
Hitler
Turkey
Kileeg
Mgros
Manila
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