Parole Joins Young Slayer After Release From Prison
McAlester November 2 A federal judge's son Kennamer left the state penitentiary after serving two years eight months on the society gang slaving case. He headed for an Arizona ranch to meet his mother and was driven toward Fort Worth with parole sponsors. He expressed gratitude to the pardon and parole board and governor, noting humane motives in the action. The parole board recommended clemency due to his mother's serious illness. Kennamer will report in writing every 30 days as required by parole terms.
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McAlester
Pardon and Parole Board
Parole Board
Arizona
Ipnacy Commission
Kennamer
Marland
Arizona Ranch
State, Pardon and Parole Office
Movieites Scatter From D C Meeting
Oklahoma City scene as Motion Picture Theater Owners of America convenes with stars like Mickey Rooney and Olivia de Havilland departing for Hollywood. Margaret Lindsay Marie Wilson Brian Donlevy and John Payne head west while Jane Bryan and Jack Hoxie plan moves to New York and Fort Smith Arkansas respectively.
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Oklahoma City
PiiMovie
Motion Picture Theater Owners of America
Hollywood
Mickey Rooney
Margaret Lindsay
Olivia DeHavilland
Marie Wilson
Brian Donlevy
Marjorie Weaver
John Payne
California
Jane Bryan
New York
Jack Hoxie
Fort Smith
Ark
Misfortunes Of Germany Attributed To Jewry By Streicher
Julius Streicher, governor of Franconia and a virulently anti Semitic publisher, said in Greding that misfortune would attend Germany as long as a single Jew remains in the country He urged Germans to purge disease from their bodies and called for eradicating Jewry describing them as germ carriers in a blunt wartime intolerance statement
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Greding
Germany
Julius Streicher
Franconia
Roosevelt backs seven states in looming vote
President Roosevelt shows active interest in seven states New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan California Iowa Wisconsin and with Farley aiding New York efforts he plans a Hyde Park radio address. He praises Michigan governor Murphy and credits Pennsylvania and Wisconsin for liberal policies. The piece notes the electoral significance of the states as a cross section of national sentiment.
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New York
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
California
Iowa
Wisconsin
W. B. Ragsdale
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
South
Wissconsin
LaFolletle Progressive Party
Pacific Coast
Farley
Hyde Park
Soil Work Arrives. Norton Faces Possible Penalties
Equipment and personnel for the Konawa soil conservation district will arrive today and work to begin early next week in Seminole and surrounding areas. Congressman Lyle Boren said a supervisor and five assistants will direct the program with terracing machines graders and tractors. Norton faces a decision from County Attorney W V Stanfield after his alledged hoax hit and run claim led to his jailing and questions about punishment or confinement.
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Konawa Soil
Boren
Kanawacee
Good Will Tour Stops in Ada on November 10
A caravan of about 20 wholesale dealers from Oklahoma City will stop in Ada on November 10 as part of a two day good will tour through southeastern Oklahoma. The journey begins November 9 in Oklahoma City with a first stop at Pauls Valley and proceeds through Antlers Coalgate Ada Holdenville Wewoka Seminole before returning to Oklahoma City. The group will be accompanied by the Bobulas Oklahoma City Mite at.
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Oklahoma City
Ada
Oklahoma
Pauls Valley
Antlers
Coalgate
Holdenville
Wewoka
Seminole
Bobulas
WPA Conspiracy Trial Postponed in Oklahoma County
Tulsa November 27 Trials of Mrs Ferne E King a former WEA recreation project supervisor in Rogers county and two former Rogers county WPA workers on charges of a false claim conspiracy have been postponed indefinitely pending further investigation US Attorney Whit Y Malley said Mrs King was charged jointly with Herschel Washington a former juvenile project supervisor in one indictment and with Mrs Emma E Tanner a former WPA office staff member in another were Tokyo November 2 M Domer Japanese News Agency said two Japanese soldiers were wounded and probably taken prisoner when ten Soviet Russians crossed the Manchoukuo borders near Manchouli A lieutenant left the men to summon aid they were missing when he returned Manchou ku government protested to Soviet officials
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Tulsa
Ferne E. King
WEA
Rogers County
WPA
U. 5
Whit Y. Malley
King
Herschel Washington
Emma E. Tanner
Tokyo
M—Domer
Hsinking
Manchoukuo
Manchouli
Ada 180th Field Artillery Guard Band at Will Rogers Memorial Dedication
The Ada 180 Field Artillery guard band will perform at the Will Rogers Memorial dedication in Claremore. Warrant Officer Gene Ford says the 28 member band will join the parade and related events, departing Thursday morning and returning Friday night after the activities conclude.
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Ada
Kansas Slayer Dies In Insane Asylum
Dr Ralph M Fellows superintendent of the state hospital for the insane at Osawatomie Kas announced that C V Day of Fayettesville Arkansas who was sent after a fatal shooting in Erie Kas on October 14 died October 26 at the hospital from a brain abscess caused by a bullet wound suffered in a gun battle at an Erie hotel Day’s death was attributed to the abscess and its origin in the Erie incident.
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Osawatomie
Kas
Ralph M. Fellows
State Hospital For Insane
Fayettesville
Arkansas
Erie
Fellows
Joe Louis to defend title vs John Henry Lewis at MSG
Mike Jacobs announced Louis will defend his heavyweight title against John Henry Lewis, the negro light heavyweight holder, at Madison Square Garden on Friday night January 27 following the signing in New York on November 20.
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New York
Mike Jacobs
Joe’ Louis
John Henry Lewis
Madison Square Garden
Spanish Ship Sunk Off English Coast in Night Attack
The Nadir shelled and sank the Cantabria just outside British waters near Cromer, with 37 aboard including three women and nine children saved. Survivors reported Fire and explosions, the hotel guests near Overstrand witnessed flashes, lifeboats and fishing trawlers monitored the engagement but stayed clear to avoid risk.
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Cromer
Norfolk
England
Cantabria
Santander
Mid-Atlantic Shipping Company of London
Overstrand
Anotin Seen As New Floor Leader In Oklahoma Senate
Oklahoma City November 2 Capitol observers see the Democratic nomination of Tom Anglin Holdenville for state senator from Hughes and Okmulgee counties as solving the floor leadership question for the next Senate Anglin who defeated Charlie Baskin Holdenville has no Republican opposition in the general election He pledged to back Governor nominee Leon Phillips party leaders say J A Rinehart El Reno is set to be Senate president pro tempore and is on good terms with Anglin with past support in 1934
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Oklahoma
City
Wai
Tom Anglin
Heldenville
Hughes
Oldiuskee
Senate
Anglin
Charlie Baskin
Holdenville
Leon ©. Phillips
J. A. Rinehart
el Reno
Rinehart
Movie on Al Jennings Life to Be Filmed in Oklahoma
Paramount plans a motion picture about outlaw Al Jennings life to be produced in Oklahoma next spring with producer Harry Sherman. About two hundred cast and crew will come from Hollywood, with filming set for Oklahoma City Yukon and other locations in the state.
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Oklahoma ‘City
al Jennings
Okahoma
California
Oklahoma
Paramount
Harry Sherman
Hollywood
Sherman
Oklahoma City
Yukon
Campaigns Group Warns Candidates About Fraudulent Voting
The senate campaign investigating committee said it uncovered evidence of negligence or criminal manipulation of voting lists in Hudson county New Jersey. It warned candidates relying on such methods will face a senate challenge, targeting the Hudson county democratic organization while stating no charges were filed against Republicans.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Hudson County
New Jersey
Senate
Morris Sheppard
D-Tax
Democratic ‘Organization
County Oil Output in Pontotoc Declines Steadily
Pontotoc county oil production shows a slow but steady drop, leaving the county third in state output behind Oklahoma and Seminole. October 1987 output reached 9,653,739 barrels, while September 1938 fell to 401,486 barrels. twelve month total October to September about 25,249,291 barrels. Revenue from the oil tax shrinks, impacting school funds and county roads and affecting companies and individuals in the oil industry.
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Pontotoc
Oklahoma
Seminole
Taos
Tax Commission
Department of Oil and Gas Conservation
Fitts
Mitass
Frally
Interstate Dr ive On Drunk Drivers In Texas
In Austin Texas November 2 the public safety department invoked its authority to revoke licenses of Texans convicted of serious offenses in other states. Ralph L Buell chief of the license bureau said a six month suspension was ordered for three Texas drivers convicted in Oklahoma of driving while intoxicated. He noted the same persons were wanted in Washington and added such suspensions could become permanent under the amended drivers license law.
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Austin
Tex
Public Safety Department
Ralph L. Buell
Texas
Oklahoma
Washingon
Buell
Governor orders guards at tobacco plant reopening
Middletown Shia November 2 Governor Martin L. Dav ey ordered 500 national guardsmen to Middletown for the reopening of a strike closed tobacco plant and condemned what he called a brutal lawless and tyrannical invasion by CIO high command.
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Middletown
Martin L. Davey
CIO
Arabs Slain In Palestine Clash
In Jerusalam on November 2 British forces quelled Arab revolt activity in the Samaria district. Two Arabs were killed and two wounded in a clash, while forty five more were arrested. A military court sentenced five Arabs to death for carrying rifles and ammunition. Additional arrests were reported after a Scottish Black Watch patrol captured suspects on October 20.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Samaria
Black Watch
Poplar Bluff Names New Police Chief Davis
Mrs. Josephine Davis is named Poplar Bluff's new chief of police. The ceremony includes her warning spectators not to drop cigars on the city hall floor, underscoring her authority as the first woman in the role.
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Poplar
Bluff, Mo
Josephine ‘Davis
Poplar Bluffs
City Hall
Warning Against Milk Bootleggers Sparks City Action
The Guy County Health unit issued a warning against bootleg milk sellers not holding permits or grading. Bootleg dairies lack Grade A ratings and consumer protection from city ordinances. One bootlegger was fined in city court, as sanitary concerns over rising dairy production were addressed by health officials.
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Guy County Health Unit
Health Unit
Ada
Burley Walke
Memorial Museum to honor Will Rogers planned in Claremore
Thousands will attend a $200,000 memorial museum dedication in Claremore to celebrate Will Rogers on his would be 59th birthday. Gov Marland Jesse Jones and a host of celebrities including Howard Hughes and Eddie Cantor will attend. The day will feature a rodeo pageant and bands from Bacone College and Oklahoma Military Academy, with Will’s relatives and family artifacts on display.
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Slaremore
Will Rogers
Claremore
Will
Wiley Post
Rogers County
Wall
Governor Marland
Jesse Jones
Howard Hughes
Douglas Corrifan
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eddie Cantor
Fred Stone
George Cohan
Rogers
Hald
Bacone College Glee Club
Oklahomea Military Academy
Herbert McSpaddens
Oolagah
Pawnee Bill
Col
Zack Miller
Oklahoma
Claremore Mound
Britain Will Not Lend To Chinese
London November 2 Britain again refuses to lend money to China in reply by Richard Austen Butler under secretary for foreign affairs. He says the government will not introduce legislation guaranteeing a loan but mentions other practical methods for assisting China are under consideration. Licensed to Wed a marriage license was issued Wednesday to Turner Sallee 26 and Kay Chaney Ross.
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London
Britain
China
Richard
Austen Butler
House of Commons
Turner Sallee
Kay Chaney
Ross
Ada News
Chamberlain Policy Gets Big Approval in Commons
Prime Minister Chamberlain won a large victory in the House of Commons by 245 to 138 in approving the move to enact the April 16 Anglo Italian pact. He argued the Spanish War was no longer a threat to peace and pressed for early implementation to advance a four power arms control effort with Mussolini. Eden criticized Chamberlain’s handling, citing distrust in Italy.
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London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Europe
Mussolini
Anthony’ Eden
Haly
Italy
Adolph Hitler
Munich
Charberlain
Charabterlain
Adolf Hitler
Commonts
Ethiopia
Spain
Rome
Mediterranean
East Africa
Signor
Boy Saved After Tumble Into Pit
CHICAGO November 2 1971 four year old Louis Seiden survived a fall into a sewer catch basin after workman Patrick Rine lowered into the 38 inch opening to reach him. Rine grabbed the boy by the legs and pulled him to the surface where Louis regained consciousness five minutes later. Meanwhile attorney general Mac Williamson approved a 132000 bond issue for the Lawton board of education in Oklahoma City.
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Chicago
Louis Seiden
Louis
Patrick Rine
Pine
Little
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