Photo Finish in a Cold Blue Grass Auction
Linda, in a tense rural setting, motives shift as she discovers a hidden envelope containing nine thousand dollars in notes linked to Uncle Sandy and Bruce Radford. She debates contacting Bruce about the envelope while suspects grow about Sandy’s secrecy and Linda’s unresolved romance and future in journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Epi
Uncle Sandy
Landa
Bruce Radford
Linda
Brown Donald
Monte Hill
Brad Radford
Moss
New York
Nations
Norman
Sandy
Sis’ Callie Tompkins
Golden Toy
Uncle Sandy Gordon
Bruce
Frank Phillips Foundation gifts Pontotoc Boy Scouts $4650
The Frank Phillips Foundation Inc. approved a $4,650 grant to Pontotoc Area Council in Ada Oklahoma for scouting needs including expansion rural office help and equipment camp activities and land and building costs. The grant endorsed by James P. Fitch and W. C. Smoot notes one item of $400.06 for a custodian’s house was denied. A representative of the national council later offered planning help for the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Matthews
Pontotoc Area
Frank Phillips Foundation Inc
Oklahoma City
Harvey Faust
M. Omatthews
R. Stubbs
Hugh Norris
W. O. Smith
James P. Fitch
Dallas
Ada
Coalgate Scorts
M. O. Matthews
W. C. Smoot
Frank Phillips Foundation
Smoot
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Boy Scouts of America
Tne
Wave
General Council
Konawa News Notes From Local Church and Lodge Activities
Dale Quillin returns to Annapolis Naval training school after visiting his parents. Miss Margaret Gene Yates ill at Stephens College. District conference at McAlester with Rev. E L Powell and Bishop Selecman. several Konawa participants and Indian regalia initiatory at Fairfax lodge. Rainbow Girls install officers at Masonic Temple with G. Scott addressing. Birth announced Ronald Clyde to Mr. and Mrs. Grady Evans. Local figures attend events in Tulsa and Wewoka. funeral for infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Laxon. Harvard reports a cosmic days counter. job losses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Quillin
R. O. Quillin
Annapolis
Margaret Gene Yates
Stephens College
Columbia
Missouri
E. L. Powell
Methodist Church
Missionary Society
Barnett Memorial Church
McAlester
J. J. Shores
EB. Wilbourn
H. Meder
Bert Harris
W. RB. Slaughter
Wes Gladden
T. R. Love
Florence Cowsert
H. W. Courtney
Joe Bowers
Salter
Holdenville
C. C. Selecman
R. H. Thomas
San Angelo
Texas
J. M. Thomas
Konawa
International Sovereign Grand Lodge of the
Fairfax Lodge
Newton
Kenowa
O. J. Levin
Melvin Dixon
J.P. ¥Ott
Earl Castillo
Ben Lee
Grand Assembly of
Rebekahs
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Velma Jeanne Lurber
Chaplin
Louise Reeder
Marshall
Viva Stephens
Alice Stephens
Juanita Jarvis
Virginia Jane Huddleston
Dale Love
Charity
Marcile Vance
Hope
Wanden Rodgers
Faith
Mary Low Wilehourn
Loraine Jaris
Grill
Margie Dan Autry
Jack Scott
L. A. Jaevis
Calvin Vance
Edward Courtney
Jack Fletcher
Diffy Burton
H. F. Pamplin
Mary Jo Lurber
Jimmie Rodgers
Robert Lee Harris
Wilda Pamplin
Betty Jones
Miss Surber
F. M. Streetman
Vlairvin Wooten
J. T. Means
Tulsa
George McBeth
Abilene
W. B
McBeth
Sélecman
Wewoka
Fred Laxton
Laxton
Glaf Company
Hubert Reach
Churehy of Christ
Buriial
Man o War Story Hits Lexington As Linda Tracks Scoop
Linda Gordon, hired by Moss to cover Man o War, travels to Far Away Farms near Lexington. She meets Will Harbutt and learns about War Admiral and the famous stallion's progeny while weighing the money and risk of a high stakes exclusive interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinda
Miss Gordon
Callie
Linda
Bruce
Moss
War Admiral Triumphs in Suburban Obstacle Race
In a tale braided with racing lore, War Admiral overcomes Snark to win at Aqueduct after a taunting telegram from Red, while Linda recalls Red’s pride and the Suburban crowd’s jeers. Bruce Radford reappears as Linda and Will Harbutt arrive at the Blue Grass pad dock, and a tense interview looms as the scene closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Monte ‘ Hill
Monte
Pappy Remin
Red
Will
Man
War
Will Harbutt
Bruce Radford
Hullo
Bruce
Sandy
Carrier Shows How To Spend Wisely Save Earnings
Wayne Bruce Snow, a 17 year old former Ada News carrier in Coalgate, saved 135 dollars in 15 months while growing his route from 58 to about 90 customers. He bought a typewriter, paid college fees for OU Norman, and took a Dallas Centennial trip. Snow, salutatorian of Coalgate high, plans engineering studies and works at OU while saving for the future. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Wylie Snow and was active in Scouts and athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Bruce Snow
Ada News
Coalgate
Wayne Bruce
the News
Oklahoma University
Norman
Yng
Wayne
School of Electrical Engineering
Dallas
Coalgate High School
Ada
0. U
School of Engineering
Wylie Snow
Political parties set to launch campaigns next week
Oklahoma City reports major parties ready to begin general election campaigning. Democratic State Chairman France Faris announces full staff and downtown headquarters with Elmer Thomas and Leon C. Phillips to tour. Republican leaders Blaine and Glasner plan early speaking tours as party organizers prepare women’s division and speakers bureau guidance. Phillips recuperating in New Mexico and due back late this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
France Faris
Elmer Thomas
Léon C. Phillips
TR. Blaine
Kingfisher
Blaines
Harry 0. Glasner
Enid
Ross Ricley
Guymon
L. T. Coc
Purcell
Temoderat
Paris
J. Henry Shields
Hooker
Democratic Organization
Denny Faulkenberg
J.E. Faulkenberg
Medford
Phillips
New Mexico
Two Oklahomans In Violent Death
Two Oklahomans died in separate weekend accidents. Jack Sievers of Alva, 25, was testing an airplane motor when a propeller struck his abdomen and thigh, bleeding led to his death. Jefferson Dew, 53, a Tahlequah area farmer, was fatally injured when a wheel separated from a truck and toppled into a 20 foot embankment trapping him while three others escaped injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sievers
Alva
Okla
Jefferson Dew
Tahlequah
New Demo Platform Outlines Next Legislature’s Work
Oklahoma City Sept. 24 LPI The new state Democratic platform approved by gubernatorial candidate Leon C. Phillips outlines the next legislature’s likely priorities. It emphasizes balancing the budget, limiting state employees and salaries, tax reform, and merit systems. Education, highway and safety, and a possible runoff or alternative primary are also debated as key issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
LPI
Leon C. Phillips
House
Senate
State Highway Patrol and Safety Department
Travel and Tourist Bureau
Highway Department
Old Ace Clients Will Get Raise
Oklahoma City September 26. The Oklahoma public welfare commission raised monthly old age assistance from 15 to 20 dollars for about 65,000 clients. Delegation led by P. Frix urged higher aid for the blind, noting $6.50 monthly for food versus $8.50 for old age recipients, as state funds continued after federal cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission
Frix
Sioner
Oklahoma County Commissioners Association
Commission
Oklahoma
4 H Club Groups Visit State Fair
4 H club members from Pontotoc county visit Oklahoma City for the state fair. Girls with high scores include Ouida Harris Maxwell Wilma Scroggins Francis Indigo Rainish and Jewell Hebert. Boys include Carlos Scroggin Delbert Gerloff Melvin Chilcoat and Doyle Green. They will return Wednesday. Mrs. Jessie Morgan and county agents lead the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Indunia Rainish
Cedar Grove
Jewell Hebert
Owl Creek
Louise Flexett
Coretta Hamilton
Lula
Helen Bryant
Louise Chandler
Thelma Wust_Ceder
Grove
Mary Edith Gentry
Inion Valley
Edna Thomas
Fitzhugh
Oklahoma City
Fontetec County
Carlos Scroggin
Ben Sullivan
Zimo Henderson Jr
al Jen
Delbert Gerloff
Lovelady
Gairy
Jae Daniel
Frisco
Melvin Chilcoat
Pickett
Doyle Green
Core
Lawton Youth Given Six Months for Forgery Charge
Lawton youth Jack L. Garner, 17, faced second degree forgery charges after attempting to pass a $5 bad check at an Oklahoma City jewelry store. He pleaded guilty before District Judge Clarence Mills and was jailed awaiting transfer to Granite reformatory for a six month sentence. Funeral services were planned in McAlester for Mrs. Bella Flesher, 63, who died after hospital operation in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
UPI_Justice
Jack L. Garher
Lawton
Garner
Clarence Mills
Granite Reformatory
Several Minor Accidents Reported Near Ada
Six people were treated at local hospitals for injuries from weekend and Monday incidents. Mary Gray and Beth el Barnes suffered bruises when a car overturned on highway 19 west of Ada. driver Than Tinker Bache had minor injuries. John McLughmson and Anton Landan of Coalgate were admitted after a crash on highway 3 between Ada and Coalgate. Margaret Smith from west of Ada on highway 19 received severe bruises from an unnamed collision. T Ray Miller near Ada was treated for a foot injury from a farm slide. Harry Auten, in an Oklahoma City home, recovered from a serious head injury suffered in a highway 99 truck crash near the Canadian River bridge. he was formerly Ada employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gray
Bethel Barnes
McAlester
Ada
Tinker
Bache
John McLughmson
Anton Landan
Coalgate
Breco
Highway 3
Margaret Smith
Highway 19
T. Ray Miller
Breco Hospital
Harry Auten
Highway 99
Canadian River Bridge
Oklahoma City
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Cruce Tindford
Linga
Donald
Phek
William Radford
Alexander Gordon
Sandy Gordon
Central
Mr. Radford
Phillips Foundation
Boy Scout Council
Harry W. Miller
Uuepears
W. C._ Smoot
National Council
Ray Bryan
New York City
Konawa News
Grace O'Bryan
Mary Taylor
Ann Guthrie
Alice Morrison
Veda Love
Grady Evans
Port Arthur
Giesen
Harvard
Redterday
Linda Jenene
Thorouchbred Brace VenSford
Antte A Apell
Fhs
Yan
Lextsington
Samuel Riddle
Lexington
Eiltaal
Redi
Man O' War
Ol’ Red
Chillun
Genie
Scapa Flow
Mars
Crusader
American Flag
Clyde van
Edith Cavell
Bat
Charles B. Parmer
NEA Service
Seabiscuit
Admiral Run Inn
Admiral
Aqueduct
Wayne Broce
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