Hurley Bound Over to Trial After Hearing
Yasele Hurley charged with the murder of Jack Nabors was bound over to trial after a preliminary hearing held before Justice Percy Armstrong. Testimony by county health officer and tavern witnesses described the shooting at a beer tavern and the sequence of events surrounding Nabors death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yasele Hurley
Jack Nabors
Huntig
Percy Armstrong
Canada
Alice
Buskirk
Lutstockton
Nabors
Hurley
Rbabers
Bt Alving
Jack
B. W. Ross
Lek Jing
Ross
Lopez
J. J. Lopez
Lopar
Leven Ie
American Way of Life Praised by Ada Leader
William C. Coe, seeking governorship, told the Ada Lions Club that the American way of life rests on free initiative and resources. He contrasted the U S with Russia, urged economic planning as a demonstration, and warned the Navy’s role in wartime unity. He predicted victory over Russia by determined effort.
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America
Wiliam C. Coe
Ada Lions Club
Coe
Russia
Cuttes
Coz
Pumpkins to be sold at face value
Local sale announces pumpkins available for purchase at their stated price, with no discounts or bargaining. Buyers advised to bring cash as sales proceed at stated facial value per unit.
Ada community chest drive kicks off with breakfast
The 149 Ada Community Chest campaign opens with a kickoff breakfast led by Rev. Paul Stevens. The goal of 95,000 dollars was set, with more than 60 attendees and driving teams soon reporting progress as clubs compete and volunteers mobilize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Community Chest
Movp
Martin Clark
Chest
Stevens
Paul Stevens
First Baptist Church
PH Stump
Orel Peak
Ray Cleveland
Don Clerk
Raymond Squire Danner
Ada
Casper Duffer
Emil Wyatt
Clark
Foster McSwain
R. W. Simpson
Orvel Spann
Drive
Congress Told of Missiles That Can Have High Bombers
Navy weapons expert Capt J H Sides told the House Armed Services Committee that Russia likely has guided missiles capable of locating and downing bombers above 40 000 feet. He warned that postwar Nazi anti aircraft tech fell into Soviet hands and that reliance on big bombers and the atom bomb is folly. Sides said revolutionary anti air defenses are near and guided missiles will find and shoot down bombers even before new big planes arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Livingstone
Washington
Navy
Congress
Russia
J. H. Sides
Germany Revret
Sides
U.S
Germany
Naval Operations
House
Armed Services Committee
Naval
Cmdr
Eugene Tatom
Tatom
Hiroshima
Tatum
Decision Against Land Commission In Oklahoma City
State school land commissioners lost title to 120 acres in Garvin county after foreclosure on taxes and a $4,378 mortgage. Oil discovery raised land value and the former owners from Tulsa and two others sought to set aside the judgment, arguing lack of direct notices. The ruling could threaten titles of other state lands and trigger suits by former owners.
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Oklahoma City
State School Land Commissioners
Garvin County
State Supreme Court
Fred S. Brinkman
Tulsa
Tom Lee
Commission
Not Guilty in Sao Paulo Man Stabbing Trial
Taghate Sao Paulo district attorney summed up a farmer defendant accused of stabbing a neighbor to death. The jury found him not guilty after a dramatic defense in which the DA brandished an old pistol Exhibit A. In Oklahoma, Sam Tate, 70, was found dead by the Washita river, death from a heart attack while fishing near Mountain View.
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Sao Paulo
Hrazit—ii
Taghate
Mountain View
Okla
Ott
Sam Tate
Washita River
Here
Kiows County
Tulsan Nominated To High Post in U.S. Air Force
Harold C. Stuart of Oklahoma, a Tulsa attorney and former judge, is nominated by President Truman to be assistant secretary of the Air Force. He has led civilian aspects of the service and will focus on reserve forces and national guard matters.
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Washington
Truman
Harold C. Stuart
Oklahoma
Air Force
Stuart
Tulsa
Okla
Symington
Oklahoma City
University of Virginia
Tula Court of Common Pleas
W.G Laxelly
Robert Landry
Air Forgeaine
State Supreme Court Opinions From Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City October 11 opinions include actions by the State of Oklahoma on commissioners of land office. affirmations for Dr. Levyerry Bancroft vs Board of Governors Registered Dentists. Board of Education District 94 vs Arnie Dixson. writs granted and habeas corpus matters. dismissals for Albert vs Dalby. and a reversal with directions in the Oklahoma unity case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Evanee
Pottawatomie Soun
Selah Popplewell
Jones
Oklahoma County
E. J
Jialer
Habeas Corpts
E. A. Albert
Carl
Dalbey
Claud Harmilton
Muskogee County
Munsogee
Hayes P-TA Hosts Parent-Child Theme Talk
A group of over 150 parents and children gathered in the school auditorium for a Parent-Child Theme Talk on Foundations for Frigad. The program began at 2:20 Friday with a devotional led by Mrs. Guy Snipe, and Ruth Hagar led the girls chorus along with a mixed chorus of more than 70 fifth and sixth graders. Tea followed the program hosted by Mrs. Tommie Maines and Mrs. H. T. Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frigad
Tonis
Hayes P-Ta
Echool
Guy Snipe
Ruth Hagar
Tommie Maines
H. T., Alexander
Direct Dealings In MoPac Strike Set
Missouri Pacific strike talks resume in St Louis with trustee Guy A Thompson and union leaders negotiating the 282 issue that sparked the walkout now in its fifth week. Meeting aims to resolve or arbitrate the claims through direct negotiations and alternate channels acceptable to both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conae
Missouri
Idhief Putive
Fort Smith
Missouri Pacific
Perm
Union Meads
Vitamin D described and a tropical dessert recipe included
The article explains vitamin D importance especially in fall and winter, details sources like cream butter eggs and liver, and notes children are given fish liver oil. It mentions sun exposure, bone health effects, and who needs supplementation. It also provides a tapioca cream recipe and sauteed liver instructions with cooking tips.
Byars News Grannies Surprise Birthday Party
In Byars Granny Powell received a 78th birthday surprise at her daughter’s home with friends and neighbors. Attendees shared gifts, cake, and punch, while greetings came from many named locals including Sprouls and Kinneys. Several events and visitors noted from Ada to Oklahoma City.
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Granny Powell
Byars
Hillis Sproul
Tibetans Confident Of Blocking Reds
CALC STTA India Oct 12 Tibetans claim their remote Himalayan state can halt communism. Reporter Thomas interviews the Dalai Lama and Tibetan regents, noting the boy ruler is still a minor. Officials say aid from Western nations would be welcome in an emergency. The Dalai Lama is described as a future absolute ruler.
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Calc Stta
India
Tite
Lowell Shemes
Tibet
Dalai Lama
Thomas
Thomes
Hole in Shoe Triggers Boy's Electric Shock Death
Detroit news recounts 11-year-old Leon Banks who touched a high-tension wire after a hole wore through his shoe sole. Bare feet touched a branch, grounding the current as firemen freed him after 13 minutes. Sparks flew from his head and fingers. doctors performed a finger amputation and treated a large foot blister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Leon Banks
Hornfiel
Leon
Receiving Hospital
Possession Charge Filed After Raid On Annie Blocker Byrd
Annie Blocker Byrd was arrested by city police over the weekend on a charge of possession of intoxicating liquor. She posted a $20 appearance bond and was released after booking. Police chief Cecil Smith vowed to curb bootleggers as a priority in the city with two bootleggers still active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Blocker Byrd
Cecil Smith
Jims
Three Extra Senate Races Could Boost GOP SendOff
Three deaths and upcoming vacancies threaten to shift Senate power as Republicans gain prospects in Idaho and Connecticut. With Miller’s passing, Dulles and Baldwin seats are pivotal, redrawing the chamber’s balance before January. Democratic hold erodes in the face of anticipated appointments and looming elections.
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Senate
GOP
Washington
York
Connecticut
Miller
Idaho
Orer C. A. Robins
Ydeho
Farmee
Senader Dworshak
Ormer
Abe Gott
Licans
Democratia
Gertocrats
Congress
Haldwin
Chester Bowles
Dentists to Learn by Phone Lectures Across Nation
Chicago report on a new six month course for tooth care delivered by telephone. About 7 000 dentists in 38 states will listen as six experts lecture monthly for two hours. Home towns link to a central speaker system, letting practitioners gain postgraduate instruction without travel. The series costs $10 per participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Iinois
Dental Society
Teachers Better Have Reservation for Oklahoma Education Meet
Oklahoma City officials warn teachers attending the Oklahoma Education Association convention this week may struggle to find rooms as hotels fill up and private homes are needed. The first general session is Thursday at 8 p.m. in the municipal auditorium, with Friday sessions at 9:30 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. Principal speaker at Thursday night is radio commentator John T. Flynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Education Association
OFA
Municipal Auditorium
Peeker
John T. Flynn
Goodland School Head Is Speaker at Homecoming
George Pierce, president of Goodland Indian School near Hugo, was a principal speaker at a homecoming feature of the First Baptist church. The Goodland school was established by Silas Bacon, a Chickasaw fullblood, before statehood. Pierce is three fourths Cherokee by blood and a son of Antlers pioneers Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fierce.
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Antlers
George Pierce
Goodland Indian School
Hugo
First Baptist Church
Unday
Goodland
Silas Bacon
Presbyterian Seminary
Hartford
Connecticut
Pierce
Lee Fierce
Methodist Men’s Club Meeting Highlights Cotton Bowl Film
The Methodist Men’s Club will meet Wednesday October 2 in the educational building. The program features a color Cot ton Bowl film about the 1949 New Year’s Day game where SMU beat Oregon 21 to 14.
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Methodist
Turkey
S. MU
Oregon
Norwegian Reds to Lose Some Seats In Parliament Now
In Oslo, Norway, national elections show Labor may drop from an absolute majority though still likely to lead. Communists lose ground as opposition blocs gain, with Conservatives led by Carl Hambro seeking to win back Labor votes amid austerity concerns.
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Ake
Oslo
Norway
Storting
Einar Gerhardsen
Ranity
Gerhardsen
Laborites
Pecinst
Labor Party
Indiia
Jarvatives
Liberals
Communists
Farmers
Christian People's Part
Carl Hambro
Wd League of Matiiope
Oklahoma students celebrate football victory holiday 2014
Norman Oklahoma October 10 Up hysterical students parade and chant after the Sooners beat Texas. Thousands gathered around campus and at the president George Cross home demanding a university holiday. Cross said he cannot approve a walkout but may seek regents approval to amend rules for a holiday after a major victory.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahome
Texan
Cam Water
University
George
Cross
Cheri Tucker Dies After NY Trip Attempt
Guthrie Oklahoma October 11 UA Cancer today took the life of 22 months old Cheri Carol Tucker after her parents twice tried to take her to New York for treatment. Enid citizens donated 1200 to send the child. The Tucker family left Oklahoma City September 26 by car, Cheri Carol grew too ill and was taken from the train to a Guthrie hospital. The parents started an auto trip to New York but returned as the child worsened. Cheri Tucker is a student at Oklahoma A and M College Stillwater, though her home is in Enid.
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Guthrie
Okla
Cheri Carol Tucker
New York
Enid
Oklahoma
William ¥. Tucker
Oklahoma City
Cheri Carol
Guthrie Tucker
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Stillwater
Four Die in Wife Family Murder At Fort Worth Home
In Fort Worth Texas a pilot Richard Gordon Finch his wife Edith Walker and their two grandchildren Penelope Finch eight and Richard Finch seven were found shot dead in their beds. An inquest ruled the deaths murder and death by own action attributing the four to an incident tied to a estrangement between Finch and his wife. The four victims included Mrs Edith S Walker about eighty years old.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Justice of the Peace
Whit Born
Edith S. Walker
Walker
Elizabeth Ann Finch
Penelope
Penny) Finch
Richard Allan Finch
Finch
American Airlines
Richard Gordon Finch
Ann Arbor
Mich
Finch le
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Ray Kinney
Harvey Dood
Rhodes
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Dunham
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Pearl Cantrell
Rebeers Gawlord
Deila Beller
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Gist
Melle Hanes
G. F. Tucker
B A. Smith
Reavis
Willard
Simmone
Claude Cantrell
Christie
Horsiey
W. E. Tucker
Dean
H. L. Graves
Essie Hawkins
Emmarider
Cantrell
Mr. Jones
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Freda Cantrell
Sate
Sally Pate
J. B. Sproul
Patsy Ann Blazyer
Baby
Kansas
Lizzie Smith
Dannie Beller
East Central
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J. W. Beller
C. A. Potter
Vaughn Potter
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Meesing
Alice Deemon
Dene
Carl Cartrell
Carl Grider
el Centro
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Mrz
Howard Grider
Larmon
Pearl Hermon
Charley
Thurman Lerman
Gary
Bonnie
Rosie Potter
Patsy Smith
Jerry Bot
Larry Sproul
Billy Therapson
Martha Kate Dusham
Buddy
Jimmy Helm
Sue Kinney
Ana Ruayaa
Lowell Thomas
Raules Figura
Dulles
Guy Thomas BE. Dewey
Herbert H. Lehman
Baldwin
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