Three Vehicle Crash Injures Two In Stonewall Saturday
Two Stonewall men were injured and about six others narrowly escaped in a three car collision near Mississippi avenue Saturday night. W H Holston and Steve Fish were injured. Fish remained unconscious according to hospital staff.
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Mississippi Avenue
W. H. Holston
Steve Fish
Fish
Holston
Ada
C. C. Morris
First Baptist Church
Burman Goad
Dr. Morris
L. A. Ellison
Goad
Morris
Brown Morris
Mrs. Ellison
Mrs. Morris
Senator James Couzens Dies at 64 in Detroit
Detroit obituary notes Senator James Couzens aged 64 died after an operation. A Ford ally turned wealthier publisher and reformer he supported Roosevelt policies while breaking with Republicans. His charitable gifts surpassed 20 million dollars including a 10 million trust for children, with a Senate vacancy to be filled by gubernatorial appointment.
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Senate
Couzens
Ford
Motor Enterprise
Henry
Edsel Ford
Ciuzens
Michigan
Roosevelt
Mussolini's Eyes and Ears to Visit America in Winter
The Italian dictator's daughter Edda Ciano, wife of Galeazzo Ciano, is discussed as a possible observer in New York and Washington this coming winter. The piece notes her reports would inform Mussolini about American life, industry, and thoughts, while detailing her glamorous background and career alongside her husband.
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NEA
London
New York
Washington
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Edda
Ciano
Galeazzo Ciano
Eddalina
Duce
United States
America
Mussolini
Rachele
Mother
Senator James Couzens Dies After Emergency Operation
Detroit report states Senator James Couzens, age 64, died after an emergency operation intended to save his life. He had left his sickbed to dine with President Roosevelt a week earlier and did not regain consciousness as his family watched. Once a partner of Henry Ford, his fortune stemmed from Ford Motor Company ventures. His bid for a third term was rejected by Michigan voters in favor of Wilbur Brucker.
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Detroit
James Couzens
United States
Henry Ford
Motor Car Company
Roosevelt
Couzans
Couzens
Jim
Michigan
United States Senate
Wilbur Brucker
Murray backs Landon in Oklahoma campaign swing
On the Landon Special train at El Reno Governor hopeful Alf Landon receives counsel from William Henry Murray known as the Sarce of Tishomingo. Murray refuses to say if he will back London and notes his opposition to the New Deal. He is accompanied by cousin Col. Cicero S. Murray who once commanded the state militia during oil proration enforcement in Oklahoma City.
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Shanghai
Count Ciano
Cianos
Diano
Italy
Madrid
Seville
Granada
India
London
Dino Grandi
Buckingham Palace
Berlin
Mussolini
der Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Landon
Oklahoma City
William Henry Murray
Tishomingo
Alf M. Landon
el Reno
Oklahoma
Murray
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Col
Cicero S. Murray
Gambling Raid Brings Charges Against Seven
Seven people faced gambling related charges after sheriffs deputies found a poker game at Ray's tourist camp southeast of Ada on highway 48. Jimmy Blanchard stood charged with embezzlement in a related incident. Barnes and Crossland were charged with setting up a gambling device and related offenses. Others faced gambling counts in separate courts. bonds were set and pleas varied. Harvey Groves pleaded guilty and paid $56 in fines and costs.
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Jimmy Blanchard
Sherwood W. Hill
Keystone
Blanchard
Knotl’s
Ray
Ada
Bill Crossland
J. W. Barnes
Barnes
Cross
Hawkins Underhill
Harvey Groves
W. G. Funk
Groves
Court of Justice
A. W. Oliver
Funk
LIFER TRUSTIES ORDERED BACK IN OKLAHOMA CITY
A newly found state law prompted Oklahoma officials to revoke parole for 50 life term prisoners at McAlester prison. The board ordered their recall from road camps and confinement in cells while it investigates each case. Warden Roy W. Kenny noted many inmates hold responsible jobs and are not yet repositioned.
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Oklahoma City
Board of Affairs
McAlester Penitentiary
Roy W. Kenny
Buried Money Found After Ten Years Forgetting Spot
In Harrisburg on October 27 a ten year search uncovered a tin can hidden on William Felty's Bald Hill farm. He buried between 5000 and 6000 dollars in 1926, later finding only moulded bits of paper. F E Coover, a bank cashier, sent the contents to Washington to determine redeemable value.
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Harrisburg
William Felty
Bald Hill
F. E. Coover
Washington
Felty
Conscience Awakens Doughboy Returns Chocolate Theft Money
An unidentified World War I veteran sent a $2 money order to the treasury for the conscience fund after admitting he helped himself to chocolate from a truck in Verneuil France. The note cited the theft as the source of the funds.
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Washington
CPI
The
A.E.F
Treasury
Verneuil
France
Life sentence for wife slayer in Oklahoma case
Frank Williams, a tenant farmer near Yukon, Oklahoma, pleaded guilty to fatally stabbing his 15 year old wife 35 times and was sentenced to life imprisonment by District Judge Lucius Babcock. Williams had been held without bond since June 12 after the slaying at the Purkey home.
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EL Reno
Okla
Frank Williams
Yukon
Lucius Babcock
Williams
George Purkey
Irene Griffin
Webber's Falls
Muskogee County
Rev Ceraln Smith Attacked by Trio in New Orleans
In New Orleans three unidentified men entered a radio studio and attacked Rev. Ceraln Smith after he criticized Governor Leche for backing a luxury sales tax and endorsing Roosevelt. Smith and companions defended themselves. no serious injuries were reported.
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New Orleans
Gerald L. K. Smith
Richard Leche
Huey Long
Smith
Leche
Roosevelt
Two Escape Serious Injury in Broadway Fourteenth Crash
Two cars narrowly avoided serious injury in a Thursday night collision at the Broadway and Fourteenth Street intersection. Drivers Mrs. R. L. Palmer of 506 East Fifteenth and Joe Bryan of 216 East Twelfth were named by police. Palmer turned southbound Broadway onto Fourteenth, colliding with Bryan’s coupe entering from Fourteenth. Bryan is not the local drug store owner Joe Bryan.
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South Broadway
Fourteenth Street
R. L. Palmer
East Fifteenth
Joe Bryan
East Twelfth
Snead Drive Chairman Named for Red Cross Roll Call
Orville Snead was appointed chairman of the roll call drive of the American Red Cross. Claude Thompson announced the appointment on Saturday. The drive runs between Armistice Day and Thanksgiving to fund emergencies and maintain links with the national organization.
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Orville Snead
American Red Cross
Claude W.hompson
Red Cross
Art Portfolios to Aid Rural Schools Unveiled
At the East Central district teachers meeting in October, rural schools including Shawnee Holdenville Okmulgee and Ada will receive loanable art portfolios. Containing figure study still life and landscapes the volumes guide teaching art and elementary curricula for four to six weeks. Miss Hoover will review and place portfolios in the art rooms 61 A on November 5 and 6.
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East Central District
Shawnee
Holdenville
Okmulgee
Ada
Miss Hoover
Dorms Near Finish Here at East Central
Construction chief A L Osborne says the new East Central dormitories will be ready for school by December 15. The boys dormitory is near completion with finishes and fixtures in place while the larger girls dormitory shows plastering and door window frame work progressing. The project aims to boost school spirit and student cohesion once occupied.
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East Central
A. L. Osborne
Car Crash Kills Victor Martin on Oklahoma Highway Near Pawhuska
Victor Martin 28 of Skintook died when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Shorty Gossett of Pawhuska on a highway near Pawhuska. Gossett was uninjured. Deputy Sheriff R. B. Conner said the crash appeared unavoidable.
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Pawhuska
Victor Martin
Skintook
Shorty Gossett
Here
Gossett
R. B. Conner
Oklahoma Bar Board Meets November in Tulsa
Pi Ruel Haskell Jr announced the Oklahoma Bar Association state board will hold its monthly meeting on November 30 and December 1 in Tulsa. The event outlines the schedule for governance discussions and bar affairs.
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Oklahoma City
Pi—Ruel Haskell, Jr
Obituary: Mrs. Margaret Ann O'Neal of Maud Dies at 84
Mrs. Margaret Ann O'Neal 84 died at her Maud home Saturday at 2 a m Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 pm from Criswell Funeral Home Ada with Rev A D West officiating Burial will be in Hickory Cemetery She leaves a daughter Mrs Mollie Alfred of Maud and several grandchildren
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Rom
Margaret Ann O'Neal
Maud
Criswell Funeral Home
Ada
A. D. West
Hickory Cemetery
O'Neal
Mollie Alfred
Mrs Lillie Thomas Dies. Funeral Planned in Okmulgee
Mrs Lillie Thomas 28 died Saturday at 3 30 a m at home 819 West Sixth Okmulgee funeral services set for Tuesday 3 p m burial in Okmulgee cemetery Criswell in charge She leaves a husband and four children Lillie Mae Thelma Fay Mary Ann Wanda Jean a sister Mrs Julian Redman of Kansas City Mo and two brothers Jim and Andrew Ritchie of Ada
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Lillie Thomas
West Sixth
Okmulgee
Criswell’s
Death Notice for Lloyd Halsey 38
Lloyd Halsey 38 died at his home 510 West Fourteenth Sunday October 25 at 2 15 a m Funeral services will be held October 27 at 4 p m with Rev Haley Messer and Rev C B Holland officiating Interment in Memorial Park cemetery with Masonic honors Criswell Funeral home in charge He is survived by his wife Mary and parents Albert L and Mrs Halsey and five sisters in Texas Oklahoma and Missouri
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Lloyd Halsey
West Fourteenth
Haley Messer
the Nazarene Church
C. B. Holland
Asbury Methodist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Halsey
Mary Halsey
Albert L. Halsey
Cecil Downs
Post
Texas
Sam Jones
Ada
Nellie Hodem
Falfurrius
Annie Bounds
Coalgate
Oklahoma
A. L. LaRue
Carthrage
Deaths: J. D. Akin 75 Ada resident October 25
J D Akin age 75 dies at home in Ada October 25 at 10 10 p m Funeral set for October 27 at 2 p m in the chapel Burial at Rosedale cemetery Reverend J C Curry First Methodist church officiating Survived by wife Samantha Akin two sons Vance Ada and W T Akin Bonham Texas Six daughters Bell Wax Ada Fred Hill Ada Nellie Choate Ada Bird Shelton Shawnee Minola Shelton Chickasha Ruby Hooten Ada
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J. D. Akin
Ada
Rosedale Cemetery
J. C. Curry
First Methodist Church
Criswell
Akin
Samanthia Akin
Vance Akin
W. T. Akin
Bonham
Texas
Bell Wax
Fred Hill
Nellie Choate
Bird Shelton
Shawnee
Minola_ Shelton
Chickasha
Ruby Hooten
Panos Dies at 46 in Ada Hospital Obituary
Harry Panos of Ada died October 26 at 7 25 p m in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held October 28 at 3 p m from the Greek Orthodox church in Oklahoma City with interment in Oklahoma City cemetery. He is survived by his widow Anna Panos and several brothers and sisters.
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Harry Panos
Ada
Greek Orthodox Church
Oklahoma City
Criswell Funeral Home
Oklahoma City Markets Report From Oct 28 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Markets show cattle steady with loads of 1 094 lb steers at 8.25 and best heifers and yearlings. butcher cows 3.75 to 4.50, some up to 5.00. Hogs 1 509 head steady to 10 cents higher, packer top 9.19, most 7.59 to 8.50 for 140 170 lb. sheep 400 head steady, natives up to 8.49 with better types 7.50 to 8.25. throws 3.00 to 7.00. One sale incomplete.
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Oklahoma City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep From Kansas City Trade
Hogs 3 590, steady to 10 higher than Tuesday, top 9 35, better 140 160 tds 7 59 to 8 50. Cattle 6 500, calves 1 200, fed steers firm, short feds slow, killing classes steady, fed heifers up, welars steady, calves weak, stockers steady. Sheep 7 000, killing classes steady, range lambs 9 00, natives 8 69 down.
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Kansas City
U. S
Chicago market closes with steady prices across dairy and poultry
Butter totals 9 373 firm. Eggs 1 391 firm with extra firsts at 30 local cars and 28 for fresh graded firsts. Current receipts 27. Refrigerator standards 26 3-4 and extras 7 7. Live poultry unsettled at 36 trucks with hens up 4 1/2 to 18. Leghorn hens 2, springs 4, Plymouth rock 14 1/2, white rock 15 1/2, colored 13 1/2, under 4ths. Plymouth and white rock broilers 16, colored.
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Springs
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Live poultry prices listed with weights and dress status
The report shows bareback and leghorn chick entries at 12 to 14 units, ileghorn roosters at 13, turkeys 16 to 19, old ducks 4 1 2 lbs up, young white ducks 4 1 2 lbs up, 16 1-2 to 17 1 2 lbs, small white ducks 14 1 2, small colored 14, geese 15 1 2. Dressed turkeys steady, prices unchanged.
Potatoes Prices and Shipments Reported by U S Dept of Agriculture
Chicago reports from the U S Department of Agriculture show pota to prices at 1 per cwt on a total U S shipment of 652. Idaho russets ease slightly while Colorado red McClures rise a touch and northern stocks hold. U S No 1 Bur banks russets range 2 35 to 2 65 with No 2 around 2 10 to 2 15. Washington Bur banks No 1 at 2 65 to 2 75. Colorado partly graded around 2 35 to 2 50. Nebraska Bliss Triumphs No 1 at 2 40.
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Chicago
U. S Dept
U. S
Idaho
Colorado
Wheat futures drift after late Chicago gains fade
Chicago wheat prices fell back from modest gains as profit taking spread through the market. December contracts slipped to 1.16 1/4, with overall trading tepid and closing easy for futures versus yesterday. Corn and oats were mixed or steady, while provisions fluctuated.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Spot Grain Prices Reported in Chicago
Spot grain prices show wheat varied by grade with No 2 mixed at 1.16 7 8 to 1.18 1 2 and No 3 at 1.22. Corn ranges include No 4 mixed 99 and No 4 mixed mainly white 1.00, with older lots around 1.09 to 1.19 1 2 and yellows from 98 1 2 to 1.11. Oats sample grade stands at 39 1 2.
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Chicago
Cotton futures rise and fall amid scarce supply trading
New York cotton prices gained early on price fixing in near months and covering. Jan contract reached 11.77 then slipped to 11.74 as selling intensified, closing barely steady and 3 to 7 points lower after late liquidations and southern hedge selling.
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New York
Spot Cotton in New Orleans Steady Down Slightly
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady with a 3 point drop. Sales reached 6 515 with low middling at 11.08 and middling at 12.08, good middling 12.63. Receipts were 28 779 and total stock stood at 776 468.
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New Orleans
Cote. Tan Futures End Slightly Down in Late Trading
New Orleans market report notes Cote tan futures closed barely steady with a net decline of 3 to 6 points.
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New Orleans
Cote
Jackie Cooper Leaves Child Star Status at Fourteen
Hollywood report says Jackie Cooper, once Hollywood’s top child star, has not had his contract renewed by G M M and is effectively retiring from films. At 14 he stands five feet six inches tall, weighs about 140 pounds, is a high school sophomore and enjoys sports, marking the end of the era for a boy once billed as the “cute” screen favorite.
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Hollywood
Calif
Jackie Cooper
G-M-M
Jackie
Jackie Coogan
Baby Peggey
Mitzi Green
Shirley
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