Oklahoma School Aid Funds Delayed In Cash Basis Plan
Oklahoma City October 18 It appears the state will avoid a cash basis in November as first payments from the 12.5 million school aid appropriation are delayed until all 77 counties file budgets and submit claims Nine counties yet to file budgets block claims this month. Crabb said claims totaling 689000 would be resubmitted after updated county needs estimates and equal shares would be provided while funds last The nine counties Cimarron Camache Garfield Grant Kay Kingfisher Muskogee Noble Major must file budgets before claims can be filed. Senator Paul Stewart warned Gov Phillips budget cuts may force some schools to close before nine months end Greenhaw called the cuts too steep while Spencer urged calm If funds run short Warrants could be unpaid.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
A. L. Crabl
Crabb
Cimarron
Camache
Garfield
Grant
Kay
Kingfisher
Muskogee
Noble
Major
LPI
Paul Stewart
Phillips
Antlers
Greenhaw
Ripley Greenhaw
Washita County
Ralph Spencer
Pottawatomie
House
Ferman Phillips
Atoka
Vandiveer
Lonnié Vandiveer
Cordell
The
Oklahoma Education Association
Wasiila County
Child Hit By Automobile In Gardenia Area
Little Bobby Fain a 14 month old son of Mr and Mrs George W Fain was struck by a returning car at 1030 East Gardenia avenue causing skull fracture. Driver Dale M Sadler of 406 South Constant avenue reported the accident. police say he is not held. Child rushed to Valley View Hospital in critical condition.
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Bobby Fain
George W. Fain
East Gardenia Street
Valley View Hospital
Dale M. Sadler
South Constant Avenue
Sadler
East Gardenia Avenue
G. W. Fain
East Gardenia
Senator Holt Charges Roosevelt Pledged Aid to Allies
In a lengthy Senate speech Senator Holt accuses President Roosevelt of pledging U S aid to Great Britain and France before their war with Germany began. He opposes repealing the arms embargo and proposes an amendment to draft law for congressional military service if repeal leads to war. Administration senators edge toward changes in the neutrality bill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sen. Holt
D-W.v
Great Britain
France
Germany
Senate
Congress
Paciic
Indian Ocean
Chinai Sea
Bay of Bengal
Arabian Sea
South Atlantic
Pitman
D-New
Foreign Relations Committee
Russian Engineers Out At Ford Plant
An official of Ford Motor Co said about 40 Russian engineers who studied at the Ford plant for years were informed they can no longer freely access the facility. They were visitors, not employees, with local communist party connections cited as the reason for the access change.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
America
Ford Motor Company
Norval Marlett
Communist Party
Superintendent Of Quarry Injured In Oklahoma Cement Quarry
Jeff Shields aged 58 chief of the Oklahoma Portland Cement quarry near Lawrence was injured Wednesday morning while directing operations. An electric car struck him, causing a collarbone fracture and a scalp wound. The head injury was considered superficial. full extent pending.
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Jeff Shields
Oklahoma Portland Cement Company
Lawrence
Shields
Gallogly Must Return to Georgia
AUSTIN Oct 18 UPI Bar ring last court minute intervention Richard Gallogly 30 year old sentenced life term must return to a Georgia prison cell he fears they ll kill me in two years Governor W Lee O Daniel authorized extradition for courts to decide his guilt or innocence and injustice of his career but not for me to decide
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Austin
UPI
Richard Gallogly
Georgia
W. Lee O’daniel
Texas
County Red Cross Chooses 1940 Chairmen in Pontotoc
County Red Cross selects service chairmen guiding hundreds of volunteers in 1940. Names cover Junior Red Cross and areas such as Accident Prevention Life Saving First Aid Home Service Health Services Volunteer Service and Executive Secretary. Storey gets formal sentence to life imprisonment for murder of his wife with appeal noted.
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Red Cross
Pontotoc County
E. H. Schroeder
Wyly Keith
Mickey McBride
Chester Steed
7 Home Service
Harold Constant
Dr. Adams
Fred Andrews
J. Stewart
Oklahoma County In On Federal Aid Highway Plan
Oklahoma officials announce 11 federal aid highway projects totaling 1,076,970 and eight more proposed at 528,250. Plans, prepared with federal engineer J A Elliott, aim to obligate funds before Congress convenes. Projects span Muskogee, Sequoyah, Pittsburg, Cotton, Logan, and other counties with grades, paving, bridges, and drainage on county roads and U S highways.
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Oklahoma City
State Highway Commission
Washington
Federal Road Bureau
Congress
J. A. Elliott
Fort Worth
Tex
Oklahoma
Pontotoc
McMilain
Muskogee
Salisaw
Pittsburg
Coal Creek
McAlester
Bulls County
Grace
Fargo
Gage
Stoka County
Atoka
McClain County
Blanchard
Woodward County
Alston
Harper County
U.S. 283
Laverne
Johnston County
Calman
State Phone Rate Hearing Opens in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Oct 18 Southwestern Bell and the corporation commission prepared for a statewide rate increase battle affecting 144 communities. A hearing on the companys request for a statewide boost will begin at 10:00 p m and may run through the year. W Clausen general solicitor for the company arrives to lead the legal staff. Paul Reed special auditor and B Richardson engineer will be witnesses for the commission. They argue the company earns a profit for the state as a whole. An alliance of 32 city officials supports immediate rate hikes.
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Oklahoma City
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Corporation Commission
Oklahoma
W. Clausen
St. Louis
Feneral
Paul Reed
B. Richardson
Southwestern Bell
Stenographers Favor Typewriter Tunes in Clerk’s Office Ad
In Idaho Falls County Clerk W L Brewrink’s office stenographers request a canary to accompany typing. The bird’s song reportedly boosts morale as clerks work through ads and notices.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
W. L. Brewrink
Brewrink
Ready to Order American Planes by France and Britain
New York October 18 The French and British governments are prepared to place addi tional orders for 5750 American made warplanes if Congress repeals the arms embargo. A French mission in Washington seeks 2750 planes and a British mission in Canada 3000, bringing the total near 360 million dollars with engines and accessories.
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New York
Congress
Washington
Canada
United States
Belgium
Sweden
Germans Massing Troops Around Karlsruhe
Basel Switzerland October 18 German forces continued to concentrate troops and offensive material at Karlsruhe and in the Lauterbourg sector amid western front activity. French reinforcements were reported as they shelled German rear highways in a bid to disrupt German plans.
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Basel
Switzerland
Wissembourg - Lauterbourg - Rhine
Karlsruhe
Lauterbourg
Carollo Convicted On Perjury Charge
Charles V. Carollo was found guilty of perjury by a federal court jury after testifying that he served as a collector for the late Democratic boss Thomas J. Pendergast. He admitted taking payments from gambling operations routed to Pendergast's office, with sentence deferred until Friday.
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Kansas City
Charles V. Carollo
Albert L. Reeves
Carollo
T. J. Pendergast
Pendergast
Main Street
Special Train Leaves at 4 55 P M
A special train departs at 4 55 p m to carry Ada fans to Durant and Ardmore for East Central events. The plan allows band pep squads and supporters to reach the venues, with local merchants permitting staff to leave early to join the trip aboard the Frisco line.
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Ada
Durant
Ardmore
East Central
Ada Nigh
Four Leaders Study Neutrality At Stockholm Conference
In Stockholm a mass rally of over 100000 Swedes greeted the kings of Denmark Norway and Sweden and Finland’s president Tyvesti Kallio as they opened talks on neutrality and normal trade amid war tensions. A U S message voiced support for neutrality and order, as 21 American republics echoed the stance ahead of the Panama Conference.
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Stockholm
Royal
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Tyvesti Kallio
Uude
Conference of the Three Kings
Tockholm
U. S
Washington
Roosevelt
Gustav V
Russia
United States
Panama
Gustaf
Baltic
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Britain
Germany
Two Day Medical Institute Concludes At Valley View Hospital
The two day program ended with a luncheon at Valley View hospital. Dr J H Youmans of Vanderbilt led three sessions, two on Tuesday and one Wednesday morning. Local and out of state doctors attended, supported by the Commonwealth Fund which aided Valley View hospital and funds two institutes annually.
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Uncheon
Valley View Hospital
J. H. Youmans
Vanderbilt University
Neshville
Tenn
McAlester
Stratford
Ooalrate
Shawnee
Oklshoma
Konawa
Commonwealth Fund
Vatley View Hospital
Roosevelt Bans Submarines From U S Waters
President Roosevelt orders belligerents to keep submarines out of U S ports and waters to preserve peace and protect U S commerce. German forces push along the Western Front as British ships are sunk and air raids over Scapa Flow continue.
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U. S
Roosevelt
United States
Mandelay
Yorkshire
Scapa Flow
Britain
North Sea
Scotland
British Isles
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Berlin
Bouyant
Royal Oak
Fuhrer
Hitler
France
Istanbul
Turkey
Germany
Propganda
Adolf Hitler
Pope Pius
Holy See
Maytubby Becomes First Governor of Chickasaws Nation
Maytubby a 45 year old Oklahoma City insurance man was sworn in as the first appointed governor of the Chickasaw nation and its 15000 members. He succeeds the late Douglas Johnston and will represent the tribe in federal negotiations. Federal Judge A P Murrah administered the oath. Jasper Saunkeah delivered condemnation notices related to land for the Denison dam project.
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Oklahoma City
Maytubby
Roosevelt
Douglas, Johnston
A. P. Murrah
Earl Welch
Supreme Court
Welch J
Tubby
Gov. Johnston
Caddo
Indian Territory
Harley Institute
Tishomingo
Dawes Commission
Chickasaws
Jasper Saunkeah
U. S
Maythbby
Jland
Denison
Konawa Boy Wins Top FFA Ranking
Five Oklahoma boys earned Degrees of American Farmer at the 12th annual national FFA convention in Kansas City. J C Hamilton Fort Concho Sidney Hussey Sayre Ray Sharp Konawa Wayne Ivins Hydro Kenneth Swigart Mooreland. Hamilton also named Star Farmer of his state and received 100 from the Weekly Kansas City Star.
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Kansas City
UFI
Future Farmers of America
Oklahoma
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Vanos
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H. S. Reese
Allen
J. L. Lloyd
Allten
W. L. Kimmell
Davis
Calif
J. E. Eckert
University of California College of Agriculture
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Okfuskee County
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UPL
T. H. Wren
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