Accident Deaths From Kiowa Head-On Crash
James Lloyd Lane 44 of Kiowa dies from a head-on crash near Ada on Highway 48. Mrs Gladys Rowe dies, others injured include Harry Craig and Mrs Lindsay Day. Lane funeral to be held in Kiowa with services pending. Emma Ligon Ada born, widowed Lane survived by three children and two sisters.
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James Lloyd Lane
Ada
Highway
Gladys Rowe
G. H. Rowe
Lane
Arizona
Emma Ligon
James Lloyd Jr
Charles Edward
Ligon
William Taylor
Denver
Frank Cranmer
Bisbee
Ariz
Kiowa
B. C. Perry
Stillwater
Wilburton
Tri- County Land Company
Fittstown
Co. F, 7Th Engineers
Methodist Church
American Legion
Harry Craig
Picher
Seminole
Lindsay Day
Noble Drilling Company
Oklahoma City
Day
Wayne Pernell
Chickasha
Safe Cracking Expert Fails
Lincoln Nebraska May 3 An expert loaned from Nebraska penitentiary inmates to open a safe could not do the job despite ideal conditions Leon Hudson of York serving seven years for breaking and entering was chosen by prison officials after appeal by National Installment Investment of Lincoln Officials provided tools and time to work the tumblers rusted to the pins Hudson suggested the safe had not been opened for a long time Officials have not decided if another expert will be tried.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Penitentiary
Leon Hudson
York
National Installment Investment Company of
Hudson
FHA appoints Major Askew to lead Oklahoma operations
Administrator Steward McDonald announces Major Hugh Askew as associate state director succeeding John Carlock. Carlock and Tulsa district director George E. Matt resign with “exceptional services” noted. Tulsa office to consolidate with Oklahoma City, giving OKC state-wide jurisdiction. Freeman Galt to discuss future Oklahoma assignment.
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Washington
Steward McDonald
Federal Housing Administration
Hugh Askew Homa
John Carlock
Askew
McDonald
Carlock
George E. Matt
Tulsa
FHA
Matt
Revised motor license tax bill advances in Oklahoma House
The Oklahoma House passed a revised motor vehicle license tax bill 63 to 31 after a conference committee report. The measure, last major revenue bill, raises auto licenses about 25 percent, lowers light truck fees, and increases heavy truck tags, sending the bill to the Senate with adjournment looming.
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Oklahoma City
House
Conference Committee
Senate
Gibbons
Oklahoma County
Carmichael
Grady County
James C. Nance
Conference
James E. Nance
H. M. Carnutt
Barnsdall
Ada Lions Cancel Tuesday Meeting
With many members in Eaid for the district convention the Ada Lions will skip the Tuesday gathering. Regular weekly meetings will resume Tuesday May 11. The article also notes New York topped 1935 car registrations, followed by California Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Ada Lions
Eaid
New York
California
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Weather Outlook Across States With Clearing Trends
Sunday brings high near 175 and low around 55 degrees. Monday at 12 30 pm expect 69 degrees. Oklahoma remains partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with warmer trends in the northwest. Arkansas stays partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a cooler west. West Texas fair to warmer in the panhandle Tuesday. East Texas partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Coasts see moderate variable winds. Missouri mostly cloudy with showers in the north tonight and possibly Tuesday morning. Kansas mostly cloudy with light showers tonight and Tuesday northwest. some easing in the northwest Tuesday afternoon.
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Oklahoma
Northwest
Arkansas
West Texas
Panhandle
East Texas
Missouri
North
Kansas
Rotary Conventic Meets in Muskogee
More than 700 Rotarians and Rotary Anns registered for the 15th district annual conference in Muskogee. Edward F. McFaddin of Hope Arkansas opened with a report on the past year. Raymond Ham of Aurora Missouri was nominated for district governor. Bruce Williams of Joplin Missouri was the second principal speaker as the three day gathering began after a golf tournament and a Muskogee Symphony concert.
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Muskogee
Rotary Anns
Edward F. McFaddin
Hope
Ark
Raymond Ham
Aurora
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Bruce Williams
Joplin
Seven Violent Deaths Reported in Texas
May 3. Seven people died in Texas yesterday from traffic crashes fires drownings and a shooting. Names include Ernest Cluck Grand Prairie killed in Dallas while chasing a hat, Joe Hale Riverside burned at a lake fishing camp, Paul Wesley Mitchell a state orphans home student drowning near Corsi cana, Mrs John Krupal Dallas in Kaufman county auto crash, Charles Own Baker seven fatally struck in Fort Worth, and Oliver Eugene Davidson Hemp Hill and his wife Mattie May Davidson shot at Beaumont.
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Dallas
Texas
Ernest Cluck
Grand Prairie
Joe Hale
Riverside
Huntsville
Paul Wesley Mitchell
State Orphans Home
Corsicana
John Krupal
Kaufman County
Charles Own Baker
Fort Worth
Oliver Eugene Davidson
Hemphill
Mattie May Davidson
Beaumont
Motor registration fees bring in 323 million for states in 1935
A grand total of $322,776,536 was received by all the states during 1935 as motor registration fees.
Parks Open as Weather Warms. City Parks Expand
Parks are seeing activity as warm weather arrives. Wintersmith lake hosts boating with ten safe new boats, optional outboard motors available. Glenwood park adds a modern bath house and potential WPA city pool, with Sam Davis patrolling grounds. Board members Frances Wintersmith, C. D. Ansell, and Wayne Wheelock plan further modernization for Ada's parks.
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Wintersmith Park
Glenwood Park
Bath House
Glenwood
Sam Davis
Frances Wintersmith
C. D. Ansell
Wayne Wheelock
Ada’s
Oil drilling advances in Delaney Norris well and Cromwell tests
Delaney No. 1 Norris in 18 48 Steedman area hits Senora sand at 693 feet with 2.5 million feet estimated gas oil. spudding planned for Delaney No. 1 Richardson and two Wilcox tests in area. Magnolia Petroleum offsets Cromwell producer with two locations Crosbie No. 1A Burris Heirs triplets No. 13 and No. 14 near 27-2-7, while Sinclair adds offset north of Crosbie. Papoose No. 1 Jones NW of 2-4-5 drilling past 1 400 feet Wilcox wildcat. Summit to drill for Wilcox sand.
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Delaney No. 1
Norris
NW SE
Steedman
Delaney
Richardson
Cromwell
Fitts
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Crosbie
Sinclair
Ada
Papoose
Jones
Wilcox
Falsa World
Summit Drilling Co
Summit Drilling Company
Thomas A. Creekmore
Joel Wolfe
Stanolind Oil and Gas Company
Amerada Petroleum Corporation
Lincoln County
Payne County
Noble County
Pontotoc County
Beebe
Whitaker
George F. Thomas
Tulsa
Summit Company
Burns predicts hospital bill signing this week
Oklahoma City May 3 Senator Deroy Burns of Mountain Park predicted Governor Marland would sign a bill this week appropriating 175000 dollars to purchase Clinton hospital as an auxiliary to University hospital. Burns planned to confer with state budget officer R R Owen on maintenance needs and would make recommendations when the institutional bill is considered in the senate or conference.
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Oklahoma City
Deroy Burns
Mountain Park
Marland
Clinton Hospital
University Hospital
Here
Burns
R. R. Owen
Senate
Pontotoc health unit to begin under new interlocal agreement
County commissioners city commissioners and Dr C M Pearce state health commissioner reach an agreement to start a Pontotoc county health unit tomorrow with state paying half and local governments sharing the rest. Dr Pearce will send Dr McDonald to form the unit which will include a health physician sanitary officers and nurses with Commonwealth Fund support.
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Pontotoc County
C. M. Pearce
Pearce
McDonald
Commonwealth Fund of New York
Equalizer weapon in weekend attack injures Ada man
Alex Riley was slashed on the neck and wrist in a Sunday night assault at his home. Easter Riley, his wife, is jailed while authorities investigate the fight, and Alex remained in fair condition Monday after emergency treatment.
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Alex Riley
Easter Riley
Alex
Riley
Easter
Stonewall
Ada
Auto Beating Suspect Apprehended After Car Damage
Jack Hampton was arrested by county officers on Sunday for alleged involvement in beating an automobile owned by his brother in law, Mr. Fox. The car sustained severe damage with a club, losing lights and windows, wires torn out, and the distributor removed. Since Fox did not file a complaint, Hampton was charged with being drunk.
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Jack Hampton
Fox
Hampton
American Women to Attend King George’s Court
Ten American women will be presented to King George and Queen Elizabeth at the first court of the season on Wednesday, announced by the United States embassy in London.
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London
King George
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Oklahoma Legion membership hits all time early-year high
Oklahoma City reports 20076 members in the American Legion as of May 1, an all time high for the first four months of any year per department Adjutant Milt Phillips. In other items, Bartlesville horse Hot Mutton won Sapling consolation at the National Coursing Association meet in Abilene Kansas. A model airplane with a six foot wingspan caused a scare in Buffalo New York after drifting into a house roof. In Phoenix Arizona Arthur J Lynch of San Francisco stabbed himself to death in a bus terminal after hours waiting for charity funds.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Department of the American Legion
Milt Phillips
Abilene, Kas
Vernie Mikels
Bartlesville
Okla
Buffalo
N. Y
Kenneth Woodward
Woodward
Phoenix
Ariz
Arthur J. Lynch
San Francisco
Timber lands sale postponed in Choctaw Nation
A. M. Landman superintendent of the Five Civilized Tribes said the timber lands sale scheduled for Thursday in the Choctaw Nation has been postponed indefinitely.
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Muskogee
A. M. Landman
Five Civilized Tribes
Stooping Oak Doctor Reports Whitlow Improvement
Dr. R E Standifer a Dunlap physician said Jackson Whitlow who broke a 52 day religious fast Saturday was much improved today.
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Stooping Oak
Tenn
R. E. Standifer
Dunlap
Jackson Whitlow
Presbyterians Expect 900 Delegates at General Assembly
Columbus officials predicted 900 delegates would attend the 149th annual general assembly of the Presbyterian Church U S A in Columbus from May 25 to June 2.
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Columbus
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Oklahoma Lions Convene at Enid for State Convention
The 20th annual Lions International of Oklahoma opens in Enid with Richard J. Osenbaugh of Denver as keynote speaker urging broadened social service and civic work. Judge Edgar S. Vaught will speak at the governor’s banquet as attendance of about 800 is anticipated. C. C. Lefty Custer wins the state golf title with 71. Mit schrich and Fred Dibert tie for second with 73.
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Enid
Richard J. Osenbaugh
Denver
Lions International
Oklahoma
Edgar S. Vaught
Oklahoma City
Vaught
Roy L. Sanford
Board of Governors
C. C
Lefty” Custer
Bartlesville
H. C. Mitschrich
Fred Dibert
Tulsa
Battleship Jaime Primero Moves to Bay of Biscay
Reports from St Jean de Luz say thousands of refugees will be evacuated from Bilbao under British gun protection as Basque insurgents report gains near Bermeo and Guernica. The government battleship Jaime Primero sails for the Bay of Biscay with 12 inch guns to shell insurgent positions.
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ST. Jean DE Luz
France
Bermeo
Bay of Biscay
Bilbao
Guernica
London
Mazaza
Amorebieta
Durango
Jaime Primero
Bay of
Biscap
Espana
Madrid
Mediterranean Sea
Battles Named Credentials Committee In Stormy Oklahoma Dem Meet
Sam Battles, Oklahoma Democratic state chairman, won control by naming his credentials and resolutions committee at a chaotic central committee session. Police briefly confronted Sen. Paul Stewart as Battles pressed to run the meeting, with opposition led by Sen. Nichols and Sen. Rinehart.
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Oklahoma City
Sam Battles
Democratic
State Senate
Democratic Central Committee
Battles
Paul Stewart
Antlers
Stewart
Sen. J. A. Rinehart
el Reno
Senator Nichols
We«woka
The
Conservation Commission
Rinehart
Nichols
Homer Paul
Pauls Valley
Democratic Senate
Democratic House
Republican
S. D. Williams
Wynnewood
Democratic Party
Capitol
House
Nance
James C. Nance
Central Committee
Great Conservation Commission
Little Sam
Steer Breaks Loose Across Chicago South Side
A steer broke from the stockyards, charging through a large south side area and crossing the Chicago River twice as police and cowboys pursued. After being caught, it lay calm on a yard lawn, seemingly exhausted by the chase.
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Chicago
Bears Sold to Zoo Ends Jewell County Game
In Jewell county no bears remain for hunting Vernon Lemley owner of the county's only bear sold it to a zoo. The move ends local hunting prospects for the species in the area.
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Barr Oak
Kas
Jewell County
Vernon Lemley
North Branch Curio
The Pessimist Teases Optimist About Wife Worship
An old joke depicts an optimist who believes his wife adores him due to many burnt offerings. The speaker mocks diary keeping as a potential blush causing habit.
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Nebraska
Pen
J. T. Daniel
Cecil Chamberlain
Senate Education Committee
State Election Board
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State Board
William Cordell
Bank Department
Ritzhaupt
Guthrie
Rep. Coker
Idabel
Rotary Ponventic
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Dr. Pearce
Dr. MacDonald
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