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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1939

Page

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County Asks Recovery In Garner Suit

County commissioners seek to recover 3082.34 from former county clerk Mrs H D Garner and Maryland Casualty, based on an audit of her books. Garner resigned in 1938 after embezzlement charges. the suit covers three periods with shortages totaling the claimed amount.

H. D. Garner Garner Maryland Casualty Company Baltimore Carloss Wadlington Board of County Commissioners State Examiner and Inspector's Office C. Bernard Goodall An Serene Ne

Family Swapping Case Opened In Russellville Alabama

State filed charges against Will D. Johnson Annie Fay Johnson Odell Brand and Della Brand over wife swapping and child custody arrangements in Red Bay and Fulton Mississippi The four were remarried on February 24 with decrees later set aside and bigamy charges cited Police say Annie Fay Johnson and her second husband received two mules and a deed to 80 acres in exchange for custody of two Brand children.

Russellville Ala Alai W. H. Key Franklin Circuit Will D. Johnson Annie Fay Johnson Odell Brand Pails Brand Red Bay Brand Johnson

Osborne Well To Core in Gilcrease

The W B Osborne No 1 Houston in Francis area is below 2240 feet and prepared to core in the Gilcrease formation after testing. Ada Drilling Co No 1 Haney is drilling past 600 feet in Garvin County. Senora No 1 Tucker in Bebee area is at 2345 feet preparing to acidize. Delaney No 1 Fortman in Leeland County is drilling at 3850 feet. Thorpe Reese No 1 Co W Clay in Garvin County awaits drill-pipe at 3500 feet in McLish.

Tucker Leveland County W. A. Delaney Fortman Garvin County L. C. Thorpe H.S. Reese W. Clay CSW Stratford McLish

Cotton price set for higher grower returns this season

Washington officials say domestic demand and export prospects could push grower prices above 10 cents a pound by spring, aided by a new government loan plan allowing farmers to withhold part of this year’s crop. If demand holds, about 13.5 million bales could be needed, though this year’s crop of 11.1 million bales is short. A further 3 million bales may enter the loan pool, risking a future shortage of “free” cotton not loaned or moved to consumption and exports.

Washington

Farm Program Meeting Underway in Pon totor County

Farm program officials from Pon totor county travel to Sulphur for a two day meeting on the AAA and its operation. Attendees include J. B. Hill county agent, 5 W Cinnamon assistant county agent, J. W. Herron AAA administrator for the county, and Lester Lillard, David Gray, Denton Flowers county committee members. B & B Patrick poultryman and hatchery operator to speak at Ada Chamber luncheon.

Pontotor County AAA J. B. Hill 5. W. Cinnamon J. W. Herron Lester Lillard David Gray Denton Flowers B. &B. Patrick Ada Chamber of Commerce

Marland offers 1.8 million mansion for aged oil men

Tulsa World reports former Governor E. W. Marland offers to donate his 1.8 million dollar mansion at Ponca City plus 36 acres and remaining 640 acre estate land, excluding park land with The Pioneer Woman statue, to aid a home for aged oil men. Sneed Hedrick and Leslie J. Brooks are named as organizers behind the plan.

Tulsa Tulsa World E. W. Marland Ponca City Marland Sneed and Hedrick Leslie J. Brooks

Edward O'Hare Slain in Auto Race by Gunmen

Chicago dispatch reports Edward J. O'Hare a prominent horse and dog track operator, former Cicero Tribune publisher and national jockey club president, was killed by three shotgun blasts during a car chase on a southwest boulevard. His unshot 45 caliber pistol lay beside him as two gunmen pursued in three cars.

Chicago Edward J. O’hare O'Hare National Jockey Club Sportmen Cicero Cicero Tribune Loop Umn Aamp Post

Violence Flares At Kentucky Mine Killing One Man

At a Kentucky coal mine near Greenville Muhlenberg County 250 to 300 armed men seized the property. Robert Brown construction superintendent for Hart Coal was killed Brent Hart company president wounded in the left thigh. Five bullet holes were found in his coat. The mine is new and not yet producing coal with men inside the shaft and about 25 outside preparing to begin operations.

Greenville Muhlenberg Kentucky Robert Brown White, City Hart Coal Corporation Brent Hart Hopkins County Adas News

Pleas of Guilty Made by Couple

Conrad Massey and Billy Earl Stevenson pleaded guilty before County Judge Hoyt Driskill on Tuesday to taking 10 gallons of gasoline from a tractor operated by George Carter. Massey drew 30 days in the county jail, Stevenson 90 days and a $100 fine suspended on good behavior.

Conrad Massey Billy Earl Stevenson Hoyt Driskill George Carter Massey Stevenson

Unpaid September Highway Claims Hit County Funds

County records show $2,689.73 in September highway claims unpaid as highway funds are exhausted. Claims await next meeting under cash basis rules and new statute requiring on-hand appropriations. Charity funds also near depletion with medical, ambulance and burial budgets falling and grocery maintenance spending high.

Tom Grant Highway Department

Plan to Transfer U S Ships to Panama Registry

Washington reports the maritime commission prepared to report to President Roosevelt on transferring eight United States lines ships to Panama registry. Opponents cite neutrality act risks. the commission argues no government liability. If sailed under Panama flag, crews would be foreign.

Washington Maritime Commission Roosevelt United States Panama Hull Sen Borah Idaho National Maritime Union United States Lines Maritime Commmission Hyde Park Sen. Wheeler D-Mont

Funeral Friday for Mrs. H. Bevers in Ada

Funeral services for Mrs. H Bevers grandmother of Mrs Slade Norman and Bill Bevers of Ada have been tentatively set for Friday. She died Monday night and burial will be in the family cemetery at Graford Texas. She would have been 90 next February 20. Survivors include Piez Bevers Mrs HL Norman two other daughters Mrs Edgar Johnson of Graford Texas and Mrs Euna Reilly of Riverside California.

H. Bevers Slade Norman Bill Bevers Ada Bevers Piez Bevers Cleveland Ohio Seattle Washington Graford Texas Beyers Palo Pinto County Mr. Bevers Old McGee Stratford H. L. Norman HL. Norman Edgar Johnson Euna Reilly Riverside California

Dr Morris to Remain in Dallas After Eye Surgery

Dr C C Morris pastor of the First Baptist Church underwent an eye operation Monday in Dallas and will not return to Ada until a second operation is completed. He will stay with a sister in Dallas at the Mayfair Hotel until the second procedure. Mrs Morris is expected to return this week.

C. C. Morris First Baptist Church Dallas Ada Morris Dr. Morris Mayfair

Hitler narrowly escapes beer hall blast in Munich

Adolf Hitler left the Munich beer hall minutes before a massive explosion killed six and injured over 60. German officials called it a possible abroad plot with fanatical rage suspected. a $200,000 reward was posted for those responsible. The attack followed the 16th anniversary of the 1923 Nazi putsch.

Adolf Hitler Munich Hitler Thefuehrer Fuehrer Buerlgerbrau Goering Rudolph Hess Goebbels von Ribbentrop

Fuehrer Visits Beer Hall Amid Ceremonies With Aides

In annual events the Fuehrer stayed late as talk turned to war aims. Last night due to urgent Berlin business he left early. Reported casualties were few among top Nazis. many old friends and new aides remained. He warned England of possible offensive and rejected capitulation, citing a five year war to secure space and security.

Fuehrer Berlin England Germany

Hitler Says He Wishes For One Trustworthy English Statesman

The article reports Hitler's claim that he desires a trustworthy English statesman to talk peace, mocking British leaders as untrustworthy. It notes German officials branded the Netherlands-Belgium mediation as dead following Halifax's speech. Chamberlain told Commons Britain would consult with France on a response to the mediation offer and consider it carefully.

Germany Hitler Poland Britain Halifax Lord Halifax Chamberlain Commons Fuehrer Churchill England Empire

Loss of English Submarine Disclosed By British Lord of the Admiralty

London reports Winston Churchill citing Britain's sea raids and peace overtures as he announces the accidental loss of submarine Oxley with four officers and 49 men dead. He notes German submarines sunk weekly at a conservative rate and explains the Oxley loss publication was delayed.

London Winston Churchill Britain Admiralty Churchill Commons

Divorce Petitions Filed in District Court

A petition for divorce was filed Tuesday by Ruth Beacom against H O Beacom in district court. A petition was filed Wednesday by Wiley Clarence Self against Juanita Nolen Self. West Plains, Missouri. Carl B Ike, the rural route postman, has been named Poet Laureate of the Ozarks for verses about local life.

Ruth Beacom H. O. Beacom Wiley Clarence Self Juanita Nolen Self West Plains Carl B. Ike West Plains The Ozarks

Hitler Blames England in Munich Rally Address

Adolf Hitler attacked England during a Munich speech at the Bürgerbräu hall recalling 1923 Nazi marchers. He claimed Germans were betrayed by lies, contrasted wartime myths, and pressed for peace with a trusted statesman, while a Oklahoma City note reports Southwest Bell Telephone earnings lagging peers in a rate hearing.

Oklahoma City Southwest Bell Telephone Company Oklahoma Southwest Corporation Committee

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