Acquittal for OU student in Marian Mills abortion death
Neal Myers, University of Oklahoma pharmacy student, is acquitted by a district court jury of murder in Marian Mills death. The 19 year old died July 10 after a home abortion attempt at Hazel Brown’s duplex. Myers testified he sought marriage, not abortion, and fled after the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Neal Myers
University of Oklahoma Pharmacy
Marian Mills
Myers
Marian
Miss Mills
Hazel Brown
Neal
Young Myers
Brown
University of Oklahoma
Defense attorney blames parents in OU beauty queen death case
Norman jury hears J A Rinehart fault grownups for failing to teach fundamentals of life and talking to children about sex. He questions sending a schoolboy to prison for Marian Mills maternity death while the state prosecut or argues society has been outraged by omissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Neal Myers
Marian Mills
University of Oklahoma
J. A. Rinehart
War Dept Halted Surplus Munitions Sales In 1933
Testimony before the Senate munitions committee said the war department stopped selling surplus munitions in April 1933 to fund military training for the unemployed. The claim arose from a Jurtiss-Wright official’s letter and noted that sales required State Department approval. Other witnesses described pilot demonstrations and efforts to use a battleship for demonstrations to counter foreign sales. Irenee, Lammot, Pierre and Felix Du Pont were to testify later.
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Washington
War Department
Senate Munitions Committee
Jurtiss-Wright Export Corporation
State Department
South America
Irenee
Lammot
Pierre
Felix du Pont
Legion Installs New Officers at Local Post Meeting
New officers were installed at the local Legion post meeting Tuesday night. Pal Noe acted as installing officer with Claude Bates and Earl Taylor assisting. Officers installed included C. D. Ansell as post commander Carl Portman as first vice commander L. C. McKay as second vice commander B. G. Howard as adjutant Bill Cantrell as finance officer Harold Constant as service officer Street Davis as sergeant at arms. Several visitors from other posts attended and new members signed up for 1935: Cash W. J. Fears Clyde Kaiser Martin Hatcher Oscar Hatchet Arthur Saxon.
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Legion
Pal Noe
Seminole County
Actod
Claude Bates
Wewoka
Earl Taylor
Konawa
C. D. Ansell
Carl Portman
L. C. McKay
B. G. Howard
Bill Cantrell
Harold Constant
Street Davis
3' Cash
W. J. Fears
Clyde Kaiser
Martin Hatcher
Oscar Hatchet
Arthur Saxon
Time For Seed Loan Requests Closes Oct 15
Farmers in the grouth area have until October 15 to apply for loans to buy winter seed such as wheat barley rye and similar crops. The Farm Credit Administration announced the new closing date noting earlier September 15. After October 15 no additional loans for winter pasture seed are expected.
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Grouth
Farm Credit Administration
Riots at Sayles Finishing Plant Leave Two Shot
Rhode Island guardsfire on crowd at the Sayles Finishing plant in Saylesville near Pawtucket injuring two men believed critically. A 5 000 strong mob surged the lines, gas and rocks were used, guards withdrew behind barricades as orders to disperse were issued by Gov. Green.
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Saylesville
R. I
Sayles Finishing Company
Sayles
Rhode Island National
Notre Dame Hospital
National
Moshansuck
Theodore Francis Green
Tragedy at Stonewall as Oklahoma couple killed in railway crash
Mr and Mrs A C Paige of Oklahoma City were killed when their car collided with an O C A A railway motor car just east of Stonewall on State Highway 19. Paige died instantly. his wife died en route to Ada. Burial plans were made in Oklahoma City. Paige, about 45, was an oil lease broker with relations in Texas and Missouri.
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A. C. Paige
W. Thirtieth
Oklahoma City
O. C. A. and A. Railway
Stonewall
Paige
Ada
Tupelo
Wichita Falls
Texas
R. Paige
Kansas City
Canterbury
Fort Worth
Ginning totals for cotton reach near previous year mark
Census bureau reports cotton ginned before September 1 at 1,397,886 running bales, close to last year's 1,396,139, with state figures led by Texas 936,287 and Georgia 125,715. Other states show smaller totals and comparisons to last year.
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Washington, Sept
Census Bureau
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Texas
Missouri
Ada Pioneer M Johnston Dies at 82 in Ada
M Johnston aged 82 died this morning at his Ada home. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 p.m. from Freewill Baptist church with Rev J W Raglan officiating. Survivors include wife seven daughters and two sons including Mrs Ida McKinney Clinton Mrs Pearl Sprague Pauls Valley Mrs Lela Clement Asher Mrs Josie Pugh Oakland Cal Mrs Ora Miller Francis Mrs Clemmie teed Ada Mrs Myrtle Cloud Wewoka F Johnston Ada and William L Johnston Asher. He helped settle Ada after moving here in 1900 and earlier lived at old McGee near Stratford. Known as a citizen who supported law and order.
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M. Johnston
Ada
Freewill Baptist Church
J. W
Josie Pugh
Oakland
Cal
Ora Miller
Francis
Clemmie Teed
Myrtle Cloud
Wewoka
O. F. Johnston
William L. Johnston
Asher
Old McGee
Stratford
Johnston
Mayfield released on bond in Bebee murder case
Everett Mayfield charged with murder in the August 14 death of C. I. Lamar near Bebee was freed on a 2500 bond. A preliminary hearing date is pending the Lamar case outcome as his son Bill lies seriously wounded. Mayfield’s release follows time passed since charges were filed.
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Everett Mayfield
C. I. Lamar
Bebee
Lamar
Bill Lamar
Mayfield
John Lamar
Primary Summary From Washington Primaries States Wide
Results from yesterday's primaries show Arizona's Henry F Ashurst and B B Moure leading for democratic senatorial and gubernatorial nominations. Illinois?
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Washington
Arizona
Henry F. Ashurst
B. B. Moue
Isabella Green Way
Colorado
Edwin C. Johnson
Josephine Roche
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
New Orleans
Michigan
Arthur J. Lacy
Detroit
William A. Comstock
Frank A. Picard
Arthur H. Vandenberg
New Hampshire
H. Stiles Bridges
John L. Sullivan
Vermont
Warter R. Austin
Senate
Brad C. Martin
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Oklahoma County Moves to Curb Clouding Titles in Oil Jurisdiction
The county attorney's office uses Section 2177 of the 1921 Oklahoma statutes to stop clouding titles in oil and gas areas. Individuals who file instruments without real claims to hinder trade face a $1000 fine and up to a year in jail. One arrest has occurred. more are planned as cases arise.
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Oklahoma
oGay
Val Crawford
Crawford
Morro Castle Fire Off Jersey Coast Strands Passengers
Panic grips passengers as the Ward liner Morro Castle en route from Havana to New York is struck by fire in heavy fog and seas off the Jersey coast. Between 133 and 171 dead or missing of 558 aboard, with dozens washing ashore or drifting in the Atlantic near Sandy Hook. Coast guard cutters and rescue ships tow the blazing wreck toward New York as survivors are rushed to hospitals.
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New York
Coast Guard
Tampa
New York Bay
Convicts Shoot Guard and Escape From Cobar Prison
Two convicted murderers Danvil Chastain and Burt Pope shot guard Hughey Askew in the neck and kidnapped him. They seized a motorist and fled in the man's car six miles west of the prison on Highway 270, after being moved from the prison yard to the office. Askew was not believed critically wounded.
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McAlester
Hughey Askew
Danvil Chastain
Burt Pope
Jackson County
Askew
Final decision on guaranty fund in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City readers learn the state supreme court ruled that banks with claims against the defunct state bank deposit guaranty fund must be paid in full with interest in their specified order, reversing a district court ruling that distributed funds pro rata. The decision affects about 500 institutions that intervened.
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Oklahoma City
State Bank Deposit Guaranty Fund
State Supreme Court
Security Bank and Trust Co
Miami
Oklahoma
Guaranty Fund
Woman Sentenced to Die in New York Murder Case
In Coopertown New York Eva Coe 47 and Martha Clift 28 faced split fates after the murder of Harry Wright. Coe to Sing Sing for execution and Clift to Bedford Hills for prison as she pleaded guilty to participation. Shumway Hanover Nabinger testified against Coe.
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Coopertown
N. Y
Eva Coo
Martha Clift
Sing Sing
Bedford Hills
Wemen
Coo
Harry Wright
Clift
Coe
Clit
Gladys Shumway
Edna Hanover
Pms
Cattle Buying Will Continue Despite Better Pastures
Oklahoma City report says the government cattle buying program will continue though pastures have improved due to ongoing feed shortages. purchases span all counties except Seminole and Logan with 63,968 head bought last week and 252,207 to date. Farmers have been paid 2,798,868 dollars.
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Oklahoma City
L. J. Allen
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Seminole
Logan
Federal liquor raid hits Cookson Hills in Cherokee county
Seven men including a county deputy sheriff faced federal liquor charges after a Cookson Hills raid by federal agents and county officers. Named defendants were Julius Porter 59 James Jeges Will Drew James Tailor John Hudson George Estes John Englebright and Robert Hendricks. Lloyd Isley 16 was released with a lecture.
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Muskogee
Cookson Hills
Cherokee County
Julius Porter
Will Drew
James Tailor
John Hudson
George Estes
John Englebright
Robert Hendricks
Lloyd Isley
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el Reno
Tom Pace
Merle de Long
Lawser
DuPonts
Grimmier Kopigt
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Gorman
J. F. McKeel
McKeel
Rolding
S.H. 19
O. C. A. & A. Railroad
Morro Castle
United States
Vestris
Virginia Capes
General Slocum
East River
Eastland
Chicago
Mississippi
Memphis
Bureau
MI. Johnston
Orange
Calif
Grant Goddreckson
S. O. S. Call
Cobar
Supreme Court
Roper
Ecommerce Department
D. N. Hoover
Bureau of Navigation and Statboat Inspection
Department
Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat Inspection
Robert Willmott
Pride of the Line
Havana
Morre Castle
Scotland
Akron
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