Secretary Completes Program For Annual Teachers Meet
Dr. Rollo Walter Brown will be principal speaker at the district teachers association meeting October 25-26. C K Reiff and Dean Raymond D Thomas join as speakers. Various sections cover art math English and speech with a banquet at First Baptist Church Thursday at 6 30 PM.
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Dr. Brown
East Central Journal
Rollo Walter Brown
America
District Teachers Association
Brown
Columbia
Harvard
Princeton
C. K. Reiff
Raymond D. Thomas
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Stillwater
Thomas
University of Wisconsin
Stillwater School
Einstein
Bertrand Russell
East Central
Miss Hoover
Dr. Warren
B. L. Morrison
Huff
Pontotoc County
Hawkinson
George
First Baptist Church
James Ragland
Hughes County
New Destroyer Worden Launch Highlights War Hero Family
A new destroyer named Worden launches amid memory of John Lorimer Worden who commanded the Monitor. His son and grandson served in wars. the Wordens endured wounds and loss. Alderman Fairchild argues the naming overlooks unemployed kin, while John Worden III seeks a steady job to avoid charity.
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Dale Harrison
New York
United States Navy
Worden
Navy Department
Puget Sound
New York City
Navy Seccretary
Alderman Fairchild
John Lorimer Worden
Monitor
Merrimac
United States
Reunited States
Union
San Juan Hill
John Worden
France
Chateau Thierry
Wordens
Navy
Spain reels as unrest broadens across regions
Rebels claim not downhearted and prepare a desperate offense amid widespread fighting. Government forces report heavy casualties in Austurias Catalonia Madrid and other provinces with estimates ranging up to a thousand deaths. Authorities vow severe action against revolt leaders while Madrid seeks to restore order as rural and urban centers show mixed loyalty and sporadic clashes continue.
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Revolutionary Strike Committee
Turias
Madrid
Catalonia
Austrias
Barcelona
Andalusia
New Castle
Old Castle
Salamada
Toledo
Valladolid
Eloy Vaquero
Spain
Sanchez Romen
National Republican Party
Law and Order
Young Popular, Agrarians
Catholic Action Party
Drilling Advances in Pontotoc Graben Stir Efforts
Deep Mississippi graben activity continues with Moore-Deaner No 1 Edwards near Tupelo at 6,890 feet and Magnolia No 1 Craddock at 4,528 feet. Several rigs push 3 0-27 and 25-2-6 sections with Blackstock, Norris, and Harden wells progressing as crews report cementing and pipe setting amid saltwater findings and new lease activity.
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Edwards
Tupelo
Magnolia
J. E. Craddock
Fleetborn- Superior
J. Norris
Blackstock
Craddock
Shaffer
Susan Norris
J. E. Crosbie
Dawes Harden
D. Harden
Smith
Moore No
Akers
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
New York City
Amerada Petroleum Corp
Stanolind Oil and Gas Company
Craben
John Fitts
Jesse
Lynch
Thompson
Southern Oil Company
Ladd
Moore
Ed Moore
Woodruff
Cradduck
Fleetborn-Superior
T. Norris
J. FE. Crosbie
Gsraben
Fitts
Franks Graben
Pontotoc County
J. E
Tom Norris
Jack Shaffer
Crosbie
Viola
Lynch Et al No
Woodford
Moore-Deaner
Magnolia No
Sourtheast Pontotoc County
Hunton
Blackstock No
Fleetborn - Superior
Norris
Magnolia’s
Dr. Harden
Gled
Graham
Murray successor urged to keep Neely for Stringtown project
As Governor Murray nears retirement in January he recommends retaining Joe Neely, his appointee and superintendent of the Stringtown penitentiary project, noting Neely’s capability and skill in selecting trustees for work at McAlester. The impending legislative session promises many bills from Democratic nominees. The state’s young political leagues organize, with Marland as speaker and Circa Cortez named temporary chair in Guymon.
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Associated Press
William H. Murray
Joe Neely
Murray
Stringtown
Neely
McAlester
State League of Young Democrats
Marland
League
Davido Cortez
Guymon
Oklahoma City
Pine
Young Republicans
Daily crude output falls in Oklahoma Texas and others
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a 34 795 barrel drop in US daily crude output last week. Production fell from 2 502 700 to 2 467 905 barrels with Oklahoma down to 420 775 from 451 205 and Texas from 1 121 047 to 1 110 567. East Texas rose to 529 697 and California added 5 000. Kansas dipped to 120 200. the eastern area rose to 135 228. Rocky Mountains declined to 97 890 and Louisiana Arkansas rose to 133 245.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Texas
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
East Texas
California
Kansas
Michigan
Rocky Mountains
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
West Texas
Goer
North Cen
Texas Panhandle
East Central
Gulf Coast
Southwest Texas
Ee Oe
North Louisiana
Rocky Mountain Area
U. Ss
Germany aims to synthesize gasoline from coal under wartime policy
Berlin reports a government order forcing peat and coal operators to produce gasoline at four times world price to aid self sufficiency. Ruhr coal interests and Ig Farben pursue the Bergius process with an experimental station to distill fuel from coal as Germany seeks to conserve foreign exchange and expand industry amid oil shortages.
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A. D. Stefferud
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Reich
Ruhr
Ig Farben
The
Dye Trust
Bergius
Ruhr Chemical Companies
Sales Tax Helps Oklahoma Schools But Falls Short
Ford C Harper notes the one percent sales tax aided schools but did not solve finances. Oklahoma statewide warrants totaled 19.5 million as of July 1 1933 with 13.3 million for current expenses and 6 million for prior years. Pontotoc County held 264 770 warrants 118 051 prior and 146 719 current. Collections reached 51.9 of ad valorem taxes leaving 7.68 million uncollected. non ad valorem receipts were 972 334 short. A 30 percent sales tax fund for warrants totaled 1 140 726 in the first year.
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Oklahoma
Ford C. Harper
State Chamber of Commerce
Pontotoc County
J. M. Ashton
Prisoners Escape From Texas Jail
Four fugitives fled the Potter County jail in Amarillo Texas after a daylight break. Sheriff Bill Adams led a search party as authorities tracked the escapees including a man described as a desperate gunman.
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Amarillo
Tex
Texas Panhandle
Potter County
Bill Adams
Houston
Mrs. Hazel King In Oklahoma City Killing Case
Mrs. Hazel King of Oklahoma City is reported recovering after allegedly shooting herself following the killing of Narcomy a 47 year old Seminole interpreter in Wewoka. Assistant county attorney Hubert Hargrave says a murder charge may be filed if she survives. King claimed Narcomy took her husband and broke up her home. Jim King, her husband, said he knew nothing of the trouble until Monday.
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Wewoka
Okla
Hazel King
Oklahoma City
Hubert Hargrave
Hargrave
Jim King
Winter Nears as Ducks Head South
Dialect fragment notes winter approaches with birds migrating south. Household items described as ash trays appear, while modern daughters keep out of the kitchen to avoid hindering their mothers.
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Association
Reiff
Muskogee
Dale Rogers
Mountain View
A. M. Wallace
Euclid
State Democratic
Spanish Foreign Legion
Spanish Morocco
Magnolia Oil Company
Shell Petroleum Corporation of Oil and Gas
W. A. Delaney
Curt King
Sam Miller
H. L. Blackstock
Burk-Greis Oil Company of Tulsa
Gordon Witherspoon
Ruth Ray
Jewel Dillion
Robbie Lee Goff
Edith Hoover
Florence George
Fae Heck
Nina Hick
Thelma Greer
Betty Lee Hawley
Fred Hawley
David Gilby
Keystone
Lible Jennings
Thelma
Agnes
Vera May
Bob Harkins
Boise City
Robbie Dee Calloway
Mr. Witherspoon
Stonewall
C. C. Cannon
Ed King
Mildred Montgomery
Irene Byam
Flora and Murray Montoomery
C. C. Mannon
State Highway Commission
Gorsigana
Anni Mares
Southwestern
Corsicana
Southwest
Dallas
American Petroleum Institute
Mica Stella Brown
Tinealon
Harry Jolley
Carnegie
Woodring
Ben McCoy
L. R. “Red” Giles
L. B. Blackwell
Seventh Court of Civil Appeals
Hester
Lubbock
Mrs. King
John D. An
Lem Wheeler
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