Oklahoma guards reinforce Healdton oil field strike
National guardsmen tightened patrols as the Jones Oil strike over nine CIO demands neared settlement. The company agreed to eight provisions and rejected recognition, while officials and a citizen committee led by Ardmore figures negotiated as martial law kept the leases quiet.
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Ardmore
National
Citizen's Arbitration Committee
Jones Oil Company
CIO
E. W. Marland
Jones
Healdton
Oklahoma City
Citizen’s Committee
International Oil Workers Union
John Carlock
John F. Easley
Roy Colvert
Ardmore Dairyman
Paul Colvert
State Board of Affairs
Marland
John B. Ogden
Ogden
Colvert
Easley
A. F. Schindler
Healdton Cio
Schindler
Bandit Robs Night Attendant At City Station
A lone armed bandit held up Jug Moon, a night attendant at Carl Byrd's service station on East Main, stealing $4.50 in cash and a $65 watch. Moon, able to drive, drove south on Constant avenue before the robber fled on foot. police searched the area but had not located him by morning. The suspect was described as 25 to 30 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Carl Byrd
East Main
Constant Avenue
Couple Weds in Air Over Oklahoma City
Edouard LeFlore and Ovade Barker, both in their twenties, married in an airplane above downtown Oklahoma City after a playful vow ceremony directed by Rev. Rupert Nancy. Attendants included the bride’s sister and Pilot Sidney Maxfield. LeFlore, a former East Central college student, once lived in Sulphur.
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Oklahoma City
Edouard LeFlore
Ovade Barker
Edouard
Ovace
Nell Burnsides
Rupert Nancy
The
Olivet Baptist Church
Sidney Maxfield
Mr. Nancy
Ovacle
East Central College
Creek County Officials Indicted in Federal Liquor Conspiracy
A federal grand jury indicts County Attorney Everett S Collins and Sheriff Lew Wilder along with 17 Creek county residents in a conspiracy to violate federal liquor laws between February 1 1935 and September 1 1937. The indictment alleges payoffs to Wilder by liquor dealers for protection and operation in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Everett S. Colline
Lew Wilder
Creek County
Treasury Department
Whit Maury
Marshall John Logan
Marses
Wilder
Kiefer
Collins
Virginia Hermes
Sapulpa
Drumright
Oklahoma
President Sees Larger Deficit Than Estimated
The president released a revised budget showing a net deficit of 695 million dollars for the year ending June 30, with a gross deficit of 895 million. He warned retrenchment and no new commitments from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation or the Public Works Administration, noting tax receipts have fallen and expenditures risen since April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Public Works Administration
Congress
Greater returns for amount in vested
Ada News classifieds report an opportunity offering higher returns for invested amounts. The notice outlines terms of investment, eligibility, and anticipated payoff, inviting readers to contact the advertiser for details and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada News
Murder Charge in Ada Area Arrests in October Shooting
Charges filed in justice court against Cruce Moses for the fatal shooting of Red James in a darktown Ada restaurant on October 12. Moses fled, later captured by city police at his mother’s home west of Ada.
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Justice Court
Sherwood W. Hill
Cruce Moses
Moses
Sanity Hearing Held for Tulsa Inmate in Slaying Case
Phil Kennamer, a Tulsa youth serving 25 years for manslaughter in the John Gorrell Jr. killing, appeared before the state sanity board in McAlester. Chairman Dr. Charles M. Pearce said 20 prisoners were examined and no statement will be issued until the official report is filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Kennamer
Mcalester
Tulsa
Society
John Gorrell, Jr
State Sanity Board
Charles M. Pearce
County 4 H Winners Travel to American Royal Show
Vernice Johnson Lawrence and Junior Chandler Francis led Pontotoc 4-H winners on a trip to Oklahoma City and Kansas City for the American Royal Livestock show. The Ada Chamber of Commerce sponsored the visit. Mrs. Jessie Morgan and Vesta Hardburger escorted them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernice Johnson
Junior Chandler
Kansas City
Pontotoc County
Lawrence
Francis
Oklahoma City
Miss Johnson
Chandler
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Jessie Morgan
Vesta Hardburger
Twin Boys Born To C H Kilgores In Ada Hospital
Twin boys were born to Mr and Mrs C H Kilgore at Ada hospital Tuesday afternoon. Kilgore is superintendent of the Halliburton Oil company lease in the Fitts field and lives at Fittstown. The boys weighed five and five quarters pounds each and mother and babies were reported doing fine Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Kilgore
Ada Hospital
Kilgore
Halliburton Oil Company
Fitts Field
Fittstown
Normal Granary Could Cost More Than Other Farm Programs
Associates of Secretary Wallace warn the ever normal granary may cost more than any prior crop control program. They say annual outlays likely under $1 billion, with the first year around $700 million, while average ag adjustment benefits have been about $500 million yearly. Congress will decide financing as crop control legislation opens next month’s special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Congress
Robbery Suspect Locasio Shot Dead in Deli Card Game
Joseph Locasio, 27, under indictment for robbery, was killed last night in a Chicago delicatessen while playing cards with three friends. Two masked men approached with pistols and fired at close range, according to witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph Locasio
Locascio
Car overturns near river bridge. liquor seized
County officers found 74 pints of liquor after responding about 90 minutes post crash of a wrecked car south of the Canadian river bridge on highway 48. The tag owner was traced to W. M. Tucker of Oklahoma City. sheriff Clyde Kaiser said the automobile would be confiscated and likely sold for salvage.
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Canadian River
Highway 48
W. M. Tucker
Oklahoma City
Clyde Kaiser
Tucker
Miller's Arkansas Senate Victory Breaks Independence Record
John E. Miller, an independent Democrat, won the Arkansas Senate seat in a special election, defeating Governor Carl E. Bailey 61,528 to 40,390. The 49 year old will take his seat November 15, succeeding the late Joe Robinson, with support from Hattie Caraway and Robinson's widow. He rejects tying his win to the New Deal and calls for executive branch reform with checks on presidential power.
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Rock
Ark
Joe Robinson
John E. Miller
Arkansas
Carl E. Bailey
Associated Press
Miller
Bailey
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
New Deal
Democratic State Executive Committee
Hattie Caraway
Robinson
Tragic United Airlines Crash Body Relocation From Canyon
Salt Lake City reports 19 victims of the mountain crash moved to Evanston and Salt Lake mortuaries. Investigations open with Postal Inspectors and Bureau of Air Commerce, as weather and terrain hinder recovery. Thirteen aboard the Great Lakes liner included two Pathe News professionals filming air safety story.
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Salt Lake City
Evanston
Wyoming
United Airlines
Bob Johnson
Air Concern
Bureau of Air Commerce
Utah Department of Aeronautics
Cheyenne
Wyo
Johnson
Earl D. Woodgerd
Denver
John Adams
Leah Derr
Louis Cleaver
Portland
Ore
George Ferreira
Ralph McKeown
Glendale
Calif
Charles D. Renough
Washington
D. C
Campbell Pritchett
William Pischel
D. A. McMilan
Murray
Utah
J. Hammer
Cleveland
John Conboy
W. J. Hart
Sharon
Penn
Charles Jamison
C. L. Jensen
San Francisco
L. Gross
William Pitt
New York City
Jack Pergola
United States
Goodwin
Ark
Ptt
Pathe News, Inc
Pergola
Pathe News
Pathe
Great Divide
Deaton Held After Shooting At Dance
Lemora Owens as administratrix of L. O. Owens deceased sues Ada based People’s Compress Co. for 50000 damages over a fatal November 10 injury when a bale crushed him in a box car. Negligence alleges unsafe work conditions and lack of warning. Owens left a widow and two minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemora Owens
L. O. Owens
People’s Compress Company
Ada
Owens
Massey Starts Motor Building Project in Town
O S Massey owner of the Massey Motor company began work Monday on a 50 by 140 foot building at Tenth street and Rennie Avenue for used cars. A 100 by 140 foot main building will be erected in the spring with modern lighting ventilation and show windows. Massey planned the full 150 feet this fall but postponed due to probable bad winter weather. James W Lewis is the contractor. Condition of one of shooting scrape victims reported critical.
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O. S. Massey
Massey Motor Company
Tenth Street
Rennie Avenue
Mr. Massey
James W. Lewis
Purcell Gunfire Ties Oklahoma Legislature to Fatal Shooting
Purcell, Oct. 20. Sheriff Edgman reports Ted Glasco died from a bullet wound after an altercation at a dance hall involving Glasco, his father in law June Tippitt, and Ted Glasco’s wife’s kin. Austin Deaton, a sixteenth district representative known as the fighting preacher, surrendered and is in jail for questioning. Raymond Glasco and W. E. Deaton connected to the case, with Higdon suspended earlier over insults during a dispute.
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A. H. Edgman
Purcell
Ted Glasco
Austin Deaton
Austin R. Deaton
Pontotoc County
McClain County
Oklahoma City
June Tippitt
Glasco
Deaton
Z. B
Higdon
W. E. Deaton
Edgman
Tippitt
Raymond Glasco
Ray, Hammer
Glascos
Ted
E. Smith Hester
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Roy Coffman in Ada
A seven pound baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Coffman of Coalgate at Ada Hospital on Wednesday afternoon. Both mother and child are reported doing fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Roy Coffman
Coalgate
Ada Hospital
Federal receipts and deficits since 1930 reveal growing deficits
Washington reports a series of annual federal receipts and expenditures since the last surplus in 1930. Data show rising expenditures and persistent deficits, with receipts ranging from about 3.19 billion to 6.65 billion and deficits between 895 million and 4.76 billion across years.
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Washington
Treasury
No Trace Of Man Who Hijacked Station Worker
Police reported no trace Wednesday night of the masked bandit who robbed “Jug” Moon of 4.50 in cash and a 65 watch at Carl Byrd’s Service Station. The gunman forced Moon to drive two blocks south on Constant avenue, took the money and watch, then disappeared.
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Moon
Carl Byrd
Constant Avenue
Ada couple issued marriage license
A marriage license was issued from the court clerk's office on Wednesday to Eugene Tauer 30 and Irene Byrd both of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Tauer
Irene Byrd
Ada
Hunsucker Named City Plumbing and Gas Inspector
The Ada city council elected B. N. Hunsucker as plumbing and gas inspector after a plumbers group endorsement. He will supervise private and public buildings connected to Ada’s sewer and gas systems and will refrain from private work during tenure.
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Hunsucker
Ada
B. N. Hunsucker
Rex Reed
C. E. Burks
Bill Ragan
Charles Aarn
Erry
Olson Plumbing Company
Isaacs Plumbing Company
Texas Allowable For November Gets Reduction
The Texas railroad commission set November oil allowable at 1,351,677 barrels, down 54,167 from October. The November starting point sits 61,623 barrels under the Federal Bureau of Mines recommendation, compared with 1,405,844 on October 1 and 468,319 on October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State Railroad Commission
Texas
Federal Bureau of Mines
Fireside Spat Dims President Radio Talk Heard by Couple
Gy Bob Blanks Jr and his wife missed the president's radio address last night due to a quarrel at home. The incident occurred as they argued in front of the fireplace.
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Cather Harp
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Healdton Oil Zone
Jones Company
Carter County
National Labor Relations Board
A. J. Shhindler
Bease
Shindler
Pat Haggerdy
Grover Lynn
Tommy Barnwell
C. T. McMillan
Marvin Shilling
Kindler
George C. Jones
W. W. Waters
Carl Byrd Station
After
E.C
Oheriff
Creek
Federal Grand Jury
C. H. Kilgores
Joe Miller
Uintas Mountains
O. L. Owens
Allege
Dener
Clarence
Massey
Counci
Bob Blanks, Jr
Zeke Burr
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