Large Jersey Show Here Draws Superb Animals
Ada hosts one of the state’s largest purebred jersey shows with 36 animals from 10 owners. Patsy’s Observer, driven by M S Hughes Bristow, wins grand champion bull and grand champion cow titles. 125 attendees join adult and junior judging, led by judge P C McGilliard Oklahoma A and M college.
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Ada
Patsy
M.S. Hughes
Bristow
Hughes
M. W. Gay
Shawnee
Oliver Taylor
Lovedady
P. C. McGilliard
Oklahoma
M. College
Central Oklahoma Jersey Parish
Ed Granger
C. M. Nelson
Pentatoc County
Sunbeam
Pride
Pioneer
E. B. Womach
Tecumseh
Anoatek Impimis
Pete
Jack Eaton
Tina Prince
Royal Lad
Tiona
B. Mauldin
Pauls Valley
M. S. Hughes
Fontaine Lad
Challenger Noble
Arvin Eidson
Pioneer Flo
Zallie Edgin
Golden Beauty
Cedarine
Dayton Rose
Okfuskee County
Ed Grander
Wathall Snowup
J. D. Lewis
Oxfuskee County
E. B. Womack
Sooner Fontaine Sybil
Odetta Fern
Winchester
Grecian Zingara
Bearden
Oxford Noble
Womack
Raleigh Jewel
Golden Baby
Golden Lady
Bessie
Fontaine Owlette
Lasca
Zollie
Golden Thistle
M.S Hughes
Glenida
Raleigh
Pauls
Zol
He Edgen
Toree
Fontaine Lag
Get
Fashionable Rosine
Tyrola Area Well Oiler Sparks Production Activity in Oklahoma
Stanolind's Tyrola Area Well Oiler Stanolind-Midcontinent No. 1 Wilson near 4-5-6 section produced 301 barrels of water and 104 barrels of oil from 3,260 feet after 24 hours. Other wells report varied results across multiple fields including Gilcrease sand producers, acidized tests, and plugbacks in Do oma.
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Wilson
Tyrola
South Sts. Simpson
Statler
Bates
Fitts
Woodford
Jesse
Shemwell
Beeker
Pierce
Moran
Kroeger
Crancis
Willi
Swan
Trigg
Roberts
Denver
Ray
Name Can Be Used If Money Lacking at UChicago Tennis
At the University of Chicago tennis courts a Rockefeller grandson faced tuition card demands but paid no fee after signing in as a student. David Rockefeller, grandson of the late founder Joan D. Rockefeller, was admitted as a graduate student despite lacking funds.
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Chicago
UPI
University of Chicago
David Rockefeller
Joan D. Rockefeller
Young Rockefeller
Man Held In Attack Attempts In Marlow
Duncan May 2-4 Unchief of Police Snow Taylor announced the arrest of a 23 year old Marlow man for questioning concerning an attempted attack on Imogene Griffith 20 a student nurse early Sunday Griffith told him the large hand resembled that of a man who checked her after entering her bedroom through a window Three attempted entries have been reported recently at homes where women were alone.
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Duncan
Snow Taylor
Imogene Griffith
Taylor
Miss Griffith
Marlow
More Men Arrested on Riot Charges in Oil Field Dispute
Five of 17 men charged with riot in the Oil Field Workers union and Mid-Continent Petroleum clash were arraigned and released on bond. Sheriff Clyde Kaiser said six arrests were in Seminole county with one resident of Weleetka. The cases stem from an injunction hearing before District Judge Tal Crawford in December.
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CIO -Affiliated
Oil Field Worker's Union
Mid-Centinet Petroleum Company
Clyde Kaiser
C. H. Chaffin
Wewoke
Oil Field Workers Union
Sheriff's Forte
Carloss Wadlington
Wewoka
Seminole County
Raymond Walker
A. D. “al” Eccles
Ross Uplike
W. J. “Tom” Kennedy
O. D. Fritz
Hoyt Drishill
Seminole
Weleetka
Tal Crawford
Crawford
Pantotoo County
Pipeline worker confrontation and crude oil damage report
Night of December 23 men coerced a Cosden Pipeline employee from Mig Continental to halt a Puma station. December 28 damage hit wells near Jesse. Preliminary hearing set for May 12.
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Cosden Pipeline Company
Mig-Continent Company
Jesse
Fifty US families hold top social insurance account numbers
Washington May 2 181 the social security board lists the first fifty families on its aid insurance system rolls. The Smiths head a 418000 strong group with the Johnsons Browns Williamses Millers and Jones close behind. About 10 percent of 4390000 account numbers belong to workers sharing one of the 50 surnames.
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Washington
Social Security Board
United States
Vidage
Smiths
Johnsons
Browns
Williamses
Millers and
Jones
John J. Carson
Insurlange Bureau
Srel
John
Davis
Anderson
Wilson
Taylor
Thomas
Moore
White
Martin
Thomason
Jackson
Borriz
Lewis
Atlen
Hall
Green
Robinson
Baker
King
Nelson
Adams
Roberts
Phillis
Evans
Turner
Rogers
Edwards
Bell
Bailey
Fisher
Bennett
Butler
Foster
Walker
James
Cohen
Jenkins
Jordan
Burke
Brooks
Johnston
Elliott
Black
Nichols
Owens
Pure Science Holds Solution to Unemployment
CHICAGO May 2 Former President Herbert Hoover told Northwestern University alumni that solving unemployment hinges on pure science research. He argued pure science must feed laboratories of applied science to reabsorb workers, urging greater funding. Hoover compared pure science cost to cosmetics and estimated pure science at 20 million annually and applied science at 300 million.
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Chicago
Herbert ‘Hoover
Northwestern University
Pure Science
Pure Science Research
Applied Science
Vanoss Grad Week Opens With Baccalaureate Sermon
Vanoss high school's 35 seniors begin graduation week with a Sunday 2 PM baccalaureate service at Trinity Baptist Church Ada. Rev Holand B King will preach. Activities start Tuesday night with the senior play Bolte and Wu directed by Ray Harrell. commencement is set for Wednesday May 10.
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Holand B. King
Trinity Baptist Church of
Adar
Vanoss “High
Ray Harrell
Month Extension Of Parole Goes To Phil Kennamer
Oklahoma City May 2 Pim Phil Kennamer Tulsa society gang slayer was granted a one month extension of temporary parole by Governor Phillips. reason cited is need for thorough study due to press of state business. Kennamer, son of Federal Judge Franklin Kennamer, has served about two years nine months of a 25 year sentence for manslaughter in the 1934 shooting of John F. Gorrell.
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Oklahoma City
Phil Kennamer
Tulsa ‘Society
Phillips
Kennamer
E. W. Marland
Arizona
Young Kennamer
Franclin E. Kennamer
Tulsa
Phoenix
John F. Gorrell
Don Welch
Minton
Bill Incorrectly Enrolled, It Died in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City May 20 2-Don Welch confirmed the low cost housing authority bill died late in the 17th session due to procedural errors. Welch said he did not sign, deeming its enrollment improper. The measure would have empowered an Oklahoma housing authority to accept federal grants and build low cost housing, with rural projects debated in the House. The bill passed the Senate, then the House 61 to 35 before the emergency clause was removed over vote requirements. The Senate later reapproved with an emergency clause and sent it back for his signature. Welch stressed it would have violated his oath to sign if re-enrolled with the clause removed.
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Oklahoma City
Don Welch
Thehouse
Billy
House of Representatives
Oklahoma
Senate
Lassen Peak Near Eruption Report Sparks Alarm
Mineral Calif May 2 Reports from Lassen Peak, mainland America’s only active volcano, show steam and smoke belching from the 10 453 foot summit. Alec Thatcher, veteran of 1914 15 eruptions, reports plumes of smoke and steam. Residents recall shocks preceding the vast eruption, with a quake felt in eastern Shasta and western Lassen counties last March and minor tremors along the Pacific coast.
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Mineral
Calif
Lassen Peak
America
National
Parks
Here
Alec. Thatcher
Lassenperk
Shasta
Lassen
Pacific
Alaska
San Diego
It's Up To Lewis In Strike Dispute
News brief outlines coal strike talks in Appalachian eight-state area. John L. Lewis convenes CIO policy committee as 350000 miners idle enters second month. Operators fear a general shutdown if Friday contract not reached. potential 100000 to 125000 miners affected across 13 states. Senate banking panel approves Leon Henderson for Securities and Exchange Commission post.
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New York
John L. Lewis
Appalachian
CIO
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Jay
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Leon Henderson
The
Securities’ Commission
William O. Douglas
Oklahoma City Banks Refuse Warrants Amid Court Ruling
Oklahoma City banks dropped handling city county and school district warrants after state supreme court revisions cast doubt on expenditures by officials. Bank lawyers say school funds remain trust for public benefit, but warrant legality is uncertain in ordinary business.
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Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Emmmental Unite Goa
Accther
Pontotoc County Colored Schools Win Big Meet in Bryan County
Pontotoc County Colored Schools topped the Southeastern District Inter scholastic meet at Colbert school Bryan County with 79 points, ahead of Bryan County 67. Napier team swept firsts in clay modeling and handcraft. Napier chorus led by Z P Forman with Leathers and Foster. poetry by Dora Mac Reed. woodwork by S S Bradley. meet set for last Friday of each April.
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Pontotoc County
Colbert School
Bryan County
Pontotac County
Aiis
Naipler
Young Reaper
N. FE. Bradley
S. S. Bradley
Napier Chorus
Z. P. Forman
I L. Leathers
Dorothy Lee Foster
Thelma Singleton
Dora Mac’ Reed
Napier
Wildcat In Love County Undecided
Ardmore reports a wildcat well in Love County was continued ten days without a decision on its fate. Drilling advanced to 8 855 feet with pipe on top of the Deese sand and core analysis showing good saturation. The No 2W lies three locations north of the Oswalt area and No 1 Stockton is producing about 50 barrels daily.
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Ardmore
CPI
Sinclair Prairie Oi
Stockton
Love County Wildcat
Deese
Oswalt
Olson Promoted to Little Rock Plant Manager
R C Olson longtime manager of the Southern Ice plant in Ada will move to Little Rock Arkansas to take charge of a larger facility and territory. He has 18 years with the company and will be succeeded by KE Ambrose from Ranger Texas. Mrs Olson and their children will remain in Ada until June due to school.
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R. C. Olson
Southern Ice Company
Little Rock
Arkansas
Olson
Ada
Southern ‘Ice
Fort Worth
Denison
Texas
Ads
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Ade Kiwanis Club
KE. Ambrose
Ranger
Ambrose
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Sahl
Erades
GRDA Weighs Finances in PWA Deal Talks
Washington May 2 The Grand River Dam Authority faces a tight financial spot as conferences with the Public Works Administration consider ongoing funding for a 20 million dollar project. PWA signals readiness to fulfill the 1937 contract, provided the authority meets all obligations, while land costs and reservoir basin figures are under review. Authority officials include R. Le Davidson and project leaders R. ff. L. Wright and W. R. Holway among others.
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Washington
Grand River Dam Authority
PWA
GRDA
FWA
I R. le Davidson
Authority
Howard A. Gray
Eeray
Trees Suffer Lots From Borers How To Rid Pests Told
STILLWATER May 1 The tree borer is a difficult pest to control because it hides beneath bark and within wood. Oklahoma A and M expert Fentem notes nine major shade tree borers including flatheaded, locust, elm, cottonwood, poplar, two lined chestnut and oak twig borers. Wrap transplanted trees in weather resistant paper starting below ground to protect branches, and apply pastes or sprays such as calcium cyanide pastes or arsenate of soda mixtures in spring to reach larvae. avoid dangerous fumes and use caution with chemicals.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma
F. A. Fentem
Cntareology Department
Oklahoma A
M. Callece
Fentem
Kinzie Declared Insane by Kansas City Panel
A trio of Columbus physicians ruled Charles Kinzie a insane. Kinzie, 50, is a hospital fugitive accused of first degree murder in the Easter shooting of Police Chief John Moyer and Sam Paris in Baxter Springs. He previously escaped from Vinita Oklahoma and Osawatomie Kansas asylums.
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Columbus
Kas
Colum
Charles Kinzie
Kinzie
John Moyer
Sam’ Paris
Baxter Springs
Moyer
Parks
Oklahoma’ Hospital
Vinita
Kansas Hospital
Osa
Yatomic
Ada News
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