Vacation Lovers Dueling Hearts At Mountain Resort
Ann Hamilton arrives at a resort with Bill Ware and Jaime Laird amid flirtations and rival affections. Jaime charms Ann while Bill vies for her attention, sparking a battle between romance and commitment as the vacation unfolds toward a decisive choice.
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Ann Hamilton
Bill Ware
Travel Bureau
Racine
Bill
Ann
Ralph Spring
Ralph
Jaime Laird
Jaime
Lefty Ponds
Lake Racine
Damages Sought by OL Company in Clear Boggy Case
L T Daniel sues Magnolia Petroleum for damages claiming a three foot concrete dam on Clear Boggy above his land dammed water, caused pools and sickness, seeking $1,000 actual and $1,000 exemplary damages plus a permanent restraining order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Daniel
Fitts
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Daniel
Court Reject Weston Appeal Over Bar Board Jurisdiction
Oklahoma City Sept 22 P J Henry Weston former Seminole county judge lost his first state Supreme Court challenge to prohibit the state bar board of governors from hearing a complaint against him. The court denied his writ of prohibition and affirmed the bar’s authority to inquire into a lawyer’s fitness. The article also notes NYA camp job provisions and a water bill discrepancy in county claims.
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Oklahoma City
J. Henry Weston
Seminole County
State Supreme Court
State Bar Board of Governors
Weston
Ten NYA Girls Of County Will Go To Camps
Ten Pontotoc county girls may spend four months in National Youth Administration camps with room board and five dollars monthly. County supervisor De L Smith said applications must be filed by October 9 and selection may send girls to camps in Stillwater Ponca City or Lawton with 70 hours of work per month.
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Pontotoc County
National Youth Administration
de L. Smith
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Ponca City
Lawton
Side Issues Drive Ada Water Bill Dispute With Pontotoc County
The Ada city board presses a $69.97 water bill claim for July 1 to August 15 1936 on Pontotoc County Court House use. County records show no payments since March 6 1935 and total past bills of $2 602 06, prompting possible legal action or injunction.
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Ada
Pontotoc County
Court House
J. H. Norman
Water Department
Norman
Board of City Commissioners
J. H. Pryor
Pryor
Percy Armstrong
Water Office
Willard Anderson
Pension Board May Alter For Shakeup In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City September 2. N Shoemake of Muskogee and Marland ally says the next legislature will not back the present old age pension setup unless policy changes. He blames the Public Welfare Commission being dominated by women and criticizes Miss Elsie Parker the state supervisor for personnel handling.
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Oklahoma City
F. N. Shoemake
Muskogee
Marland
House of Representatives
Oklahoma
Public Welfare Commission
Shoemake
Elsie Parker
Senators Seek Equal Benefits for Cotton Farmers
Washington reports Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma urged President Roosevelt to extend the 1935 12 cent loan program terms to 1933 cotton pool farmers. He noted the 1935 program reimbursed and waived carrying charges on about 1,400,000 bale holdings, a relief not given to 1933 pool members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Thomas
Cotton Pool
Nichols Aims Newsroom Committee to Inspect State Agencies
Oklahoma Senator Al Nichols proposes a senate authorized committee of newspapermen to tour state institutions and departments. The panel would recommend a building and repair program and identify boards and schools for possible abolition. Nichols says he would introduce a bill to fund the program and seek federal matching funds, while criticizing the metropolitan press for alleged disrespect toward government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
al Nichols
Wewoka
Nichols
Senate
Nations Output of Oil Gains in Week to Sept 19
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a national crude oil production rise of 16 507 barrels daily to a total of 5 035 246 barrels. Oklahoma leads with a 25 000 barrel increase to 590 450 barrels daily, while East Texas and Texas saw declines. California and Michigan fall, Kansas rises to 165 250 barrels daily, and the Rocky Mountain region climbs to 63 850 barrels daily.
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Tulsa
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
East Texas
Texas
Louisiana
California
Kansas
Michigan
Rocky Mountain
Oklahoma City
Texas East Texas
Wes Texas
North Central
Texas Panhandle
Gulf Coast
State of
North
Arkansas
N. Mex
Rocky Mt
United States
100 Families Homeless After Lawton Flood
Lawton officials report more than 100 families homeless as Squaw Creek overflowed after a 4.5 inch downpour. The stream receded by nightfall while rains continued statewide for the eighth straight day. Firemen and volunteers aided in rescues. damage estimated at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars. Farmers awaited a sowing opportunity for fall crops.
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Lawton
Squaw Creek
Flood danger eases as Colorado River recedes
In Texas the Colorado River fell short of the Marble Falls crest amid fears of a major flood. Officials believed the danger ended tonight as Marble Falls saw the river hold steady and a predicted stage of about 26 feet would cause only slight damage. The crest was anticipated late Wednesday.
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Austin
Texas
Colorado
Marble Falls
Seed loan checks rushed to farmers in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City report says the resettlement administration will expedite seed loan payments with 300000 dollars set aside and an additional 2569 thousand earmarked. C R B Baldwin informed Governor Marland that drought relief certified farmers remain eligible and that funds cannot be funneled through county agents despite the governor's proposal.
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Oklahoma City
Resettlement Administration
C. RB. Baldwin
Marland
Baldwin
Oklahoma
Weather Perfect Cleveland Legion Parade
The American Legion parade through Cleveland on September 22 featured flags, bugles, and a sunlit crowd along Euclid Avenue. National Commander Ray Murphy led the march, with units from Arizona to Idaho and even Montreal, displaying varied costumes and symbols before reaching Cleveland Stadium.
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Cleveland
American Legion
Euclid Avenue
California
San Gabriel Post
Ray Murphy
The
Legion
Cleveland Stadium
Farade
Stadium
Arizona
Nebraska
Mississippi
Idaho
Montreal
Alaska
Hawaii
Winterhaven
Manea
Santa Claus
Ind
Elmer
Commander Murphy
Iowa
Murphy
Black Becomes Asphalt Engineer In Oklahoma Transfer
The Oklahoma Highway Department shifts personnel with E B Bursak moving to Ada to replace W R Black who becomes asphalt engineer a new post. Black to 300 monthly from 250 prior. Roger Farle shifts from Idabel to Antlers replacing Bursak. W W Holmes ousted. Van T Moon to fill vacancy. Grisso opposes most of 35 recommended minor hires.
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Oklahoma City
State Highway Department
E. B. Bursak
Antlers
Okla
Ada
W. R. Black
Jim MecClintic
W. E. Grisso
Commission
Grisso
Tulsa Woman Sentenced to 30 Days in Kennamer Trial Contempt
Mrs. O. L. Harman of Tulsa who was jailed for contempt of court during the Phil Kennamer murder trial on February 14, 1935, is serving a 30 day term in the Pawnee county jail after surrendering yesterday. The sentence was affirmed by the state criminal court of appeals.
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Pawnee
Okla
O. L. Harman
Tulsa
Phil Kennamer
State Criminal Court of Appeals
ELECTION ASSURED PHILLIPS DECLARES
Phillips, anti Marl and candidate for speaker, said he lost only one sign er from LeFlore County to Daniel. He challenged claims that Ted Fraser signed Daniel s caucus call after Mrs Fraser worked in the highway department. He denied Fraser ever signed.
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Oklahoma City
Leon C. Phillips
House of Representatives
B. J. Traw
LeFlore
J. T. Daniel
House
Phillips
Daniel
Ted Fraser
Comanche County
Fraser
State Highway Department
Rev. O. B. Lee Appointed Ada Library Board Chair
Saturday announcement states Rev. O. B. Lee becomes chairman of the Ada public library board succeeding Edmon Low who resigns after a year in that role. Low stays on as a member with Mrs. E. H. Schroeder Mrs. Lucy Huff and Miss Emma K Keller. Low cites heavier duties at East Central State Teachers College due to Casper Duffer’s graduate work leaving an opening on the staff.
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O. B. Lee
Ada Public Library Board
Edmon Low
Low
E. H. Schroeder
Lucy Huff
Emma K. Keller
East Central State Teachers College
Casper Duffer
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Rev. Lee
Percy Armstrong
Library broadcast kicks off series on patron information
Mr. Low opens a KADA radio program this afternoon as the first speaker to inaugurate a regular series providing patrons with information about library services and activities.
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Low
KADA
A A Farmers Pay On Loans In Pontotoc County
Pontotoc county farmers with Resettlement Administration loans are repaying well despite drought. There are 150 loans. more than 50 percent of 1936 payments are expected to be made. Some have paid all 1936 installments and regained equipment and stock for a new start. Others have paid 69 to 80 percent of this year’s loan due and aim to pay more. Loans run one to five years depending on land, equipment, and farming start. Slingerland notes good progress given the new program and drought stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Resettlement Administration
Drouth
D. E. Slingerland
R. A
Slingerland
Oklahoma lawmaker denounces highway plans as sham
Cleveland county representative P Ben Huey charged the state highway commission with a sham method for requesting road improvements. He accused the football route No 74 of being rerouted to bypass Norman, and said local funds have funded more road and bridge projects than the state department in 30 years.
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Oklahoma City
Ben Huey
Cleveland County
State Highway Commission
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Huey
State Highway Department
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