Pontotoc County April 1934 Commissioners Minutes Show Bonded Purchases Rule
The Pontotoc County Oklahoma Board of County Commissioners meets in regular session on April 3 4 5 1934 with three members present. They adopt a resolution prohibiting purchases without bonded officers approval and authorize county attorney to sue for penalties on misused funds. Authority to co operate with federal relief agencies discussed and storage needs under charity funds addressed.
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Board of County Commissioners
Ventotor
Arrongalla
M. G. Mitchell
Delunes
Fee
K. Mealkkay
Newby - Gi
Tirowa
Srila
Alton I
Gea M. Mayhue Q. Mire
Roberta — c. A Iesith
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Norris
Proderlek
Geo
Wade
Reune Mayer
Oliver
Ada
I Reed
Taylar
Stonewall
M. Byrd
Stonewall Pownsuen
Dava Dunham
Tommy V. Ford
Tommy F. Ford
State OF Oklatio
Pontotoc County
Tartetoc County
Oklahoma
Catloss Watlington
Atorney
Panetotoe County
Avid
Tommy Jordi
Pontotoc
Olstahoain
Atta Rey
Tommy Fo Ford
Ipanente
Ramsew
Richard Elam
Tom B. Grant
Tain
Grant
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Science Seeks New Pneumonia Type Across Seasons
Atlantic City May 3 Medical science tracks a unique pneumonia that can strike in all four seasons and resists ordinary treatments. Dr Herbert A Reimann of Philadelphia explains its symptoms and the limited effectiveness of sulphapyridine. Frontal headaches eye aches dry cough and weight loss are noted in patients who progress, with seven to fourteen percent worsening. The illness appears most in New York Pennsylvania Ohio Minnesota Oregon and England as cases go unreported due to patients avoiding physicians. The article also mentions a question about optimism in reporting and includes a note on gasoline supply politics and a Tulsa based Association electing A J Kerr as president.
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Herbert A. Raimann
Philadelphia
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England
Airport Held Not Public Nuisance
Tulsa judge rules municipal airport not a public nuisance and sustains city demurrer in suit by Maudel and Rose Littlefield, neighbors whose home near the field alleged noise from arriving and departing airplanes. Jury to decide if pilots for three carrier firms flew too close to the Littlefield home.
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Tulsa
Oklo
UPI
W. N. Randolph
Maudelden
Rose A. Littlefield
Littlefield
Conditions Improve Says La Fortune at Gasoline Meet
J A La Fortune, president of the National Gasoline Association of America, told the Tulsa convention today that improved conditions are coming and gas prices may rise modestly. He predicted a possible increase of 10 to 20 cents per gallon over the year, with a few exceptions.
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J. A la Fortune
Natural Gasoline Association of America
Ada School Levy Falls Short of Unanimous Support
In School District 19 Ada residents opposed the proposed 10 mill levy, with 160 voters for and 50 against, narrowly missing unanimous approval. The annual levy funds nine months of schooling and access to state aid.
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Ada Man Named As One Of Gasoline Inspection Staff
Ada man named among new gasoline inspectors approved by the corporation commission. The panel added nine inspectors this week, with a July 1 reduction to 28 due to a new law. In March there were 133 inspectors. Weems defended the appointments, citing increased trouble and greater gasoline consumption.
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Ada
Oklaroma City
The
Corporation Commission
Ray C. Weems
Refords Bond
Shaw
Weems
Bond
Notable Oklahoma Gasoline Inspectors Appointed
In a senate committee appearance Bond said patronage among gasoline inspectors never exceeded three or four. New inspectors include Harry Garrett El Reno Mrs Minnie Bod T P Rowell Crim Muskogee Shipley Afton James McDaniel Ada Frank S Love G C Schwartz Bernard Hammer of Oklahoma City and Sars Ivey of Semidale to replace Mrs Seankie Igo.
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el Reno
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T. P. Rowell Crim
Muskogee
Shipley
Afton
James McDaniel
Ada
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G. GC. Schwartz
Bernard Hammer
Oklahoma City
Sars Ivey
Semidale
Seankie Igo
Tulsa Woman Dorothy Rogers Death Probe Underway
A state operative began investigating the December death of Pratt Dorothy Rogers a hotel room shooting in Tulsa. Police say she likely died by self inflicted shotgun blast though no powder residue was found and two men left town after the incident. The inquiry includes statements in Kansas City and Ossawatomie with possible post mortem.
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Pratt
Dorothy Rogers
W. E. Bassharm
Rogers
Ossawatomie, Kas
Mizz. Rogers
New Trouble Spot In Harlan County
State police rushed reinforcements to a clash in Harlan county coal fields after a miner was beaten while reporting to a picketed Clover Fork mine near Kitts. Capt. Carl Norman said the situation looked serious as about 500 pickets jeered reporters and workers, with more patrols sent to the property. Several mines planned to reopen without a contract with the United Mine Workers.
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Harlan County
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Ianate
Roosevelt backs new cash and carry neutrality plan
Washington May 3 UPI Administration officials plan two new cash and carry neutrality laws as the president’s sole reply to Hitler’s speech. Secretary Hull prepares an outline for a Senate Foreign Relations Committee showing support for Pittman’s bill to reinstate cash and carry for arms and munitions with limited presidential discretion.
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Norris Pushes Expanded Power Facilities for Defense
Senator Norris urged expanding U S power facilities to meet any defense emergency, saying government could maintain such assets as part of defense. He estimated at least 500 million dollars needed for reserve facilities, noting private utilities might not find it profitable in peacetime.
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Mrs Schneider Wealthy If Husband Is Dead
ANSAS CITY May 3 Mrs Edward L Schneider whose husband vanished after testifying on which a federal grand jury indicted Democratic Boss Thomas J Pendergast is reported to inherit valuable stock in Pendergast companies if Schneider's death is established The stock yielded 26600 in 1935 and 3175 in 1836 Schneider was reported collapse today and friends cited a death by own action theory His abandoned sedan was found on a bridge and his hat floated ashore with two notes in the car hinting self destruction FBI to determine if disappearance is hoax death by action or foul play Milligan said not believe death by own action Schneider testified on Pendergast income Saturday jurors indicted the boss for income tax evasion The indictment claimed stock was in Schneider's name but went to Pendergast unless an undisclosed bill of sale existed for death transfer Also Hitler sought peace moves and Berlin pressed for Poland Danzig issues amid European tensions
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Edward L. Schneider
Thomas J. Pendergast
Pendergast
Schneider
U. S
Maurice M. Milligan
FBI
Hungary Sides With Germany If Poland Resists
A report on Hungarian foreign policy reveals Hungary would side with Germany if Poland refuses German terms. It notes traditional friendship with Poland but says Poland’s rejection of Hitler’s offer tests Berlin and Budapest. Hungary hopes Poland moderates via Foreign Minister Beck's parliamentary speech and Musolini’s urging. The Slovakia issue remains a potential but distant goal.
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Joseph Beck
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Defense Testimony Introduced in Lamance Murder Trial
In Keytesville Missouri on May 3 defense testimony that traces of poison were found in a fluid from Mrs. Ella Lamance’s stomach was admitted after a court ruling against earlier admission. Chemist B C Morrow testified to virulent poison, while Dr J Frank Hall noted streaks on decomposed bodies as part of a contested theory about Mrs Lamance’s death.
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Ella Lamance
William ¥. Lamance
Hhe
Kansas City
Lamance
B. C. Morrow
J. Frank. Hall
John S. Lucas
Linn
Negroes Vote Like Whites in Miami City Primary
In unofficial returns from Miami on May 9 officials report that Negro voters largely mirrored white voters in selecting city commission candidates, despite a hooded white-robed warning against voting. One candidate who claimed he did not want Negro votes differed from the others.
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Miami
Fla
City Commission
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