Deaths, visits and church notes from Union Hill area
Rural community notes record the death of Grandma Well on May 16, extensive family visits across Summers Chapel Ada and Lightening Ridge, a graveside memory for Julia Wells, and a strong invitation to church and singing events. Local schooling, baseball, and cemetery work days pepper the weekly social calendar with multiple mentions of neighbors, travel to Ada and Oklahoma City, and a Mother’s Day program with a large Sunday School attendance.
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Union Hill
Grandma Well
Bruce Lillie
Summers Chapel
Hazel
Tous McAnally
Allene Braden
Daisy Burnett
Haley Willams
Leonard Arches
Josie McAnally
Andrew Ray
Noma Lamb
Roy Buster
Bill Scates
Egypt
Roy Binion
Joe Danley
Rebee
Grover Thompsons
Fort Worth
Tex
Ona Mae Bottoms
Clyde Batters
Ada
Emmitt Bottoms
Charley Braden
Bonnie Lee Buster
Glenn Braden
Mark Wiliams
Hazel McAnally
Dewey Cantrell
Lightening Ridge
Edward Cantrell
Bur
Julia Wells
Death Angels
Frank Roddy
Lone Bill
Bro
Tyson
Chism
Lone Hill Boys
Prairie View
Lone Hill
Bill Helter
May Tith
Willard Ingram
Melze Woodshone
Calvin Moore
Bave Fox
Oklahoma City
Clyde Fox
Otis Austin
Curtis Hitcher
Lynn Wood
Carloss Ingram
Lorena Duke
Olan Northcutt
Pauline Worthcutt
Earl Stewart
Carl Stewart
Robins
Dunn
Gus Watson
Shawnee
Kelley
Story
Pleasant Hill
Webster
Davis
Dame
Mildred Wall
K. M. Wall
Teronc
Virgil Johnson
Fay Dean Roundtree
George Turner
Lloyd Dempsey
Barney Hall
This Place
Sidney Green
Knox
Warren Shumard
Ed Roundtree
Vernie Dotinson
Stella Mae
Boundtres
Ruby Dempsey
David Coppey
Henry Coppey
Lightning Ridge
Ed Roundirea
Young People's Union
Owl Creek
Allen, Atwood
Stonewall
Harden City
Trushaw McAnally
Drake
Fittstown
Ee A Galey
Erma Lee Jordan
Ruth Hughes
Edna Jamar
Daisy Wood
E. C. Jamar
Alvin
Calvin
Omar Ragland
Junior Willoughby
Hughes Wood
Jordan
Erman Lee
E. C. Jomar
Odiekle
Irene Myers
Henry Jamar
L. M. Ward
John Willoughby
Grandmother Willoughby
Calvin Jamar
Joan
Dan Tyson
Bonnie Wertman
Toe Looney
T. B. Hill
J. R. Newby
Jessie Newby
Frank Beavers
Jessie
New Incident on Border of Poland at Danzig Corridor
A border incident near the Polish corridor sparked protests from the Nazi dominated Danzig government. A truck driver from Elbing East Prussia was reportedly shot at by Polish customs officials near the Bridgehead Tscew but was unhurt. Danzig issued two notes rejecting Poland's version while Polish authorities claimed the shooter acted in self defense.
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Free City
Danzig
Poland
Elbing
East Prussia
Tscew
Dirsthau
Germany
Ealthor
Alice White to wed again soon in Los Angeles
Los Angeles May 24 reports Alice White now legally free to marry. She plans to wed film actor Jack Roberts very soon after securing a final decree of divorce from Sidney Bartlett. Her lawyer Milton Golden announced the action.
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Alice
Los Angeles
Alice White
Jack Roberts
Milton Golden
Sidney
Cy) Bartlett
Eteral
China
Queen Mary at 72 Tops Britain’s Popularity
Queen Mary, celebrated as “The grand old trooper,” turns 72 on May 26 as crowds cheer her nationwide. She remains highly active, attends movies and concerts, expands her vast antique and jewel collection, and supports the young royal couple while sharing duties with King George VI. She also keeps grandchildren close amid royal duties and tours in North America.
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NEA Service
London
Queen Mary
Great Britain
George
Edward VIII
Mary
George VI
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Elabethe
Prince Edward
Alexandra
Duke
Truchess
Kent
Lor Blarewood
North America
Senate Fees After Profits Tax Repeal
Washington May 24 The Senate Finance Committee moved toward full repeal of the undistributed profits tax abandoning compromise plans. Chairman Harrison said elimination would best spur business with possible revenue from larger corporations guiding the stance. Roosevelt indicated willingness to repeal if revenue could be raised elsewhere and no evasion loopholes remained. House action also pushed farm benefit funding, passing a 1.228 billion agriculture bill to a Senate committee, while opposition sought to block 338 million in added farm aid.
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Washington
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
American Retail Federation
Roosevelt
Agriculture
Senate
House
Congress
Treasury bill would convert short term securities to bonds
A proposed measure would not change the existing 45 billion dollar public debt limit. It would authorize the treasury to convert portions of its short term securities into long term bonds to adjust the maturity structure.
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Treasury
Britain Advances New Proposals On Russia Pact
Prime Minister Chamberlain declared Britain advancing new proposals to Russia to join the British French front. He expressed hope of agreement soon, likely before parliament reconvenes after Whitsun recess, following cabinet talks and talks in Geneva with Soviet Ambassador Maisky.
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Associated Press
Chamberlain
Commons
Britain
Russia
Jones
Viscount Halifax
Geneva
Maisky
Scie
Halifax
France
B Bonnet
Marseille
Southamton
New York
Hoover Speech Pleases Youth Club Audience
Herbert Hoover listened intently to a speech at a boys club dinner in Newark last night and signaled approval with applause. The 21 year old Belleville bank clerk and the former U S president, now chairman of the boys club of America, was identified with precise listing details in the seating.
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Newark
N. 1
Herbert Hoover
Belleville
N. 3
United States
Boy's Club of America
Hoover
Herbert
Dickersons Visit Ada From Arizona
Mr and Mrs Guy B Dickerson and son Guy Jr visit Ada for a few days. daughter Bunnie Jo, a registered nurse at Fort Detentie General Hospital, cannot go. Dickersons previously coached Ada High School and later led a Mooncopi day school. They describe high elevation air and climates near Tube City, plan to visit Washington before returning to Macacopi. Francisco Sarabia, Mexican civilian pilot, launches non stop flight from Mexico City to New York hoping to break the five hour record.
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Guy B. Dickerson
Guy Jr
Tubs City
Arizona
Ada
Bunnie Jo
Fort Detignee General Hospital
Dickerson
Ada High School
Indian Service
Mooncopi
Boni Village
Tube City
Dickersons
Wynnewood
Washington
Macacopi
Mexico City
Francisco Sarabia
Mexico
Sce
New York
King George Visits Canadian Dominion Center Stage
King George VI arrives in Winnipeg to deliver Empire Day address via a world wide broadcast. Crowds exceed 50 000 Americans and rural Manitobans crowd the 26 mile royal route as Winnipeg hosts a historic rent ceremony at Fort Garry with the Hudsons Bay Company. The royal couple has traveled 1200 miles since Monday.
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Winnipeg
George VI
England
George
Elizabeth
Manitoba
United States
King George
Old Fort Garry
Winnipeg Park
Hudson’s Bay Company
Duke of Windsor
Canada
Queen Elizabeth
Toronto
Hitchhiker Killed in Oklahoma Truck Crash Identified
The body of a hitchhiker killed Monday in a truck wreck near Oklahoma City was identified by his sister as James Kent Maberry, 15, of Lezers, Texas. He had been living with his sister in Sulphur, Oklahoma, three months and left Monday for home.
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Oklahoma City
Here
James Kent Maberry
Lezers
Tex
E. G. Monday
Sulphur
Okla
Maberty
Charles George Holland
Sam Gidney
Holland
Irish Mayor Of Omaha Re-Elected In Moral Crusade
Omaha voters re elected Mayor Dan Butler and five commissioners on his ticket continuing a three year drive to cleanse entertainment. Butler pledged to maintain decency banning plays and films and closing lewd venues while enforcing injunctions against gay dens and eliminating dime drink girls as city officers defended his censorship as upholding public morals.
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Omaha
Dan Butler
Neb
Trish Bachelor
Cmahe
Butler
Dan
Erskine Caldwell
Tobacco Road
Robert Sherwood
Alfred Lunt
B. Bromley Oxnam
Nebraska
Mari Sandoz
Mayor's Welfare Board
Mark Reed
Aent
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Lee Bunyard
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S. D. Chambers
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Dena Ughey
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Clint Phillips
Carolyn Phillips
Don Albright
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Horace Fox
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Ruby Wilson
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Herman Preston Wilson
Herman Bandy
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Jim Lee
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Rollie Large
Bill Au
Churel
C. M. Sliger
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Keebal
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Callie Tatton
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Bill Bennett
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Maist
Yvonne
Marie
Annette
Emilie
Cecile
Milton Bronner
Es Hatch
Tulsa
A. A. Hatch
George V
Ada News
Canadian
Texas
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G.R.D.A
Vinita
Miami
Grand River Dam
Te Pickens
U. S
M. F
Hap" Haggard
Haggard
Cromwell
Harold Bugh
H.c. Wynne
Henryetta
Singley
City
Walter Johnson
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W. T. Singley
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Tax Commission
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