Sale of Oklahoma real estate by guardian notice
The Guardian of Ethel Lillan Fled announces sale of her real estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to the highest bidder. Property Lot 2 Block Tur 2 Ford Addition Ada Oklahoma will be sold after court confirmation, terms cash to highest bidder. Sale held in Ada Oklahoma at the Court Room on October. Dated September 2, 1933. Guardian Z. Wentworth, guardian.
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Litan
Pantalis
Oktay
Ted
Sethe Oxtae
Ethel Lillan
Tau Crur
Ana
Ska
Ethel Zay
Livan Fel
Wag Duecziped
Pontotoc
Oklahoma
Guareia
Z. Wentworth
el Lallar Field
Mofler and Thee Of Cuad Babes Die
Mrs Hecker mother of three children died after the birth of quadruplets at Holy Cross hospital. One boy was stillborn, a girl died within hours, another boy lived briefly in an incubator before dying. Acute anemia cited as cause. husband Vernon Hecker said she had bled at work recently and planned to see a physician Friday.
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Chichgs
Bersice Beker
Holy Crosse
Vernon
Hecker
Tis’ Gto
Francis Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Taom
Hzker
Prohibition Maintained as Oklahoma Repeal Fails
Oklahoma City voters keep the constitutional ban on intoxicants with a decisive margin in the special election. Turnout leans wet in Tulsa and Oklahoma counties but major dry counties hold the line, while leaders pledge a new enforcement program and a state wide effort to rid bootleggers from the whiskey trade.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Reaterday
Tulsa
Olahoma
McLish School Weiner Roast And Officiated Eighth Grade Leaders
Miss Tony Corbin is at her home with a severe cold. Ed Reed of County Line visited his parents. The seventh and eighth grade pupils and teachers at McLish school held a weiner roast Friday night. McLish eighth graders elected officers: Donna Sue president Joe Wayne vice president Leonard Bishop secretary Dale Wyche reporter. The Worsers club met at Smith Park for a steak fry with many locals attending.
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Tony Corbin Ig
Ed Reed
County Line
George Reed
Charley Blevint
Pleasot Hil Hborhood
Mrace
McLish School
McLish
Donna Sue
Joe Wayne
Ice
Leonard Bishop
Dale Wyche
Vely Worsers Club of
Fittstown
Smith Pars
Ernest
Brady, Fitzstovin Brether
District Reed
Charles Chronister
Carp Chaffee
Ark
Charles Whitwell
Sunsit
Rewman
Marion Hipp
Seminole
Sami Sulliven
Alice Goodwin
Ell Brasher
Tex
Brasher
Ellis Schneider
Famly
California
Clarence Lee
Gaforth
Blue Snowsr
Terre
George Stewart
Low McElroy
Willa McElroy
Frank Vincent
Bessie Winton
Merea Chercy
Merie Qshorne
Pat Labaugh
G. M. Doss
H. Gotor
Lee
Bill Brasher
Sogey
Hill
Tuskhoma
Finis Logan
L. B. Graham
Maurie Howell
O. E. Cherry
Ate
Oklahoma City Monay
Oklahoma Dry Vote Stories Include Boots Gent Raid
A dusty Oklahoma election roundup notes that repeal supporters like Albert G. Kulp conceded a second dry defeat while sheriff Everett Ray Hale in Comanche County raided homes and seized alcohol. Gent faces more charges as questions about bond votes and Sox results flood the switchboard.
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Albert G. Kulp
Tulsa
Oklahoma Economic Institute
Nois
Lawton
Comanche County
Everett Ray Hale
A. T
Hele
Oklahoma
Fet
Oklahoman
Wind Drag Costs Power In Cars At Speed
University of Wichita wind tunnel tests on 11 modern autos show wind resistance consumes about half a car’s power at 72 mph and up to 75 percent at top speeds. Kenneth Razak notes aerodynamic design yields 44 mpg more at 7 mph. Tests reflect real models currently on the road.
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Wichita
Eas
University of Wichita
Kenneth Razak
Wichita LA
Midwest
Nash
Library of Congress Holds Over Eight Million Volumes
The Library of Congress houses more than eight million volumes and related items. Its vast collection spans multiple centuries, preserving U S literary, historical, and scholarly works for research and public access.
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United States Library of Congress
Mrs Salter 99 Votes in Famine Plot Tussle
Mrs Salter aged 99 speaks at a local gathering about ration relief and casting a political vote. She mentions a crippled leg two years and defends voting against measures she fears could harm the country, citing her grandchildren and desire to protect her nation.
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Salter
Tas
Garanc
Burglars Take Jewelry in City Haul at Wedding Event
Oklahoma City report details a jewelry burglary where thieves stole about 2000 dollars in rings bracelets and necklaces from Mrs Karchmer at a wedding reception for her daughter. The crime occurred after entry was gained through a wall and several wedding gems remained untouched. Authorities link the incident to a case involving Mrs Raymond Friedlander who recently returned from New York and Paris.
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Oklahoma City
Lom
Harchmen
New York
Paris
Coal County Voting Report Misread totals and errors
The Coal County voting report shows total votes for Costecamtr's Ot precincts with partial figures. It lists REPEAL For 975 against, plus unclear notes about For and against and references to Australia producing a large share of the world’s wool and a race sock.
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Costecamtr
Two Dozen Register for Crippled Children Clinic Ada Stop
Doctors and nurses under the Oklahoma Society for Crippled Children held a state habilitation clinic in Ada with 24 registrants. Officials examined individual cases as director KeoN Hamilton led the event, the first of a fall tour ending later in Pauls Valley.
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Oklahoma Society For Crippled
Clnic
Whch
Ke On. Hamilton
Oklshome Commission For
Oxland
Pauls Vat
Oklatoma
Ada
Semeta
Worth Gross
Howard
Eva Mason
Mary Elizabeth Rexroad
Margaret Dise
Nell Carl
Beatty Circus Cancels Ada Show
Beatty Circus has cancelled its Ada appearance this year. Management notified Ada residents by telegram of a sudden change with no explanation offered. No further performances are planned for Ada this year.
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Beatty Circus
Adans
Ada
Daily Oil Production Increases Across Regions
The Oil and Gas Journal reports the U.S. crude oil average rose to 4,887,125 barrels daily for the week ended Sept 24, up 44,300 from prior. Mid-Continent leads gains with Oklahoma up to 391,600. Texas steady at 1,979,100, several states show modest rises while Illinois and Alabama fall slightly. Canada up 2,123 barrels to 79,020.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States
Oil and Beast Journal
The
Journal
Mid-Continent
Oklahoma
Igan
Aca
Colorado
Wyoming
Louisiana
California
Keniuc
Texas
Alabama
Arkansas
Indiana
Nebraska
Utah
Canada
Homer Area Oil Test Below 1350 Feet
Homer area drilling reported two good oil shows with one at 170 feet in the Jones-Shel Burne No 1 Logsdon-Murr SESE NE at 24-5-6. Operators said Wednesday morning they are confident about the well while continuing thorough testing procedures.
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AO Wincoxae
Homer
Ladd Fest
Jones-Shelburne, Inc
Perfect Weather Prevailing Today
The report notes warm weather with fair skies and temperatures near the 80s expected today. An extended forecast calls for little to no rain and mild conditions into the evening, with temperatures dropping later tonight in many areas.
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Aigte Boure
Pontotoc County Repeal Vote Shows Dry Lead Tu esday
Pontotoc County delivered a strong dry majority for the repeal issue on Tuesday but fell short of a statewide win on the building bond measure. Ada led the county against repeal with a large anti vote, while a single precinct went wet. Bond approval carried 28 precincts while failing to gain enough rural support. late returns showed about a 3,000 total vote count.
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Pontotoc County
TBS
Halan
Sili
N. Allen
Allen
Wee Ba Canyon
Springs
Li Center
Quibert
Conway
Egypt
Fairgrounds Fittstown
Fitzhugh Francis
Frisco
Gaar Corner
Hartrey
Halls Hi
Harden Cieb
Homer Desse
Wilson
Pontotoc
Ada
Britain Faces Commons Clash Over Socialist Stewardship
In the house of commons a heated debate centers on devaluation and the socialist government led by Attlee. Churchill leads Conservative criticism while Cripps defends policy, arguing reform is needed but warns of inflation and wage pressures. Attlee must justify his untried program and secure confidence amid economic strain.
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House of Commons
England
Britain
Attlee
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Attics
London
Tasa
St Politico-Economic
Veterdey
Commons
Feantine Dsher
Skill Pays Off Bottle Washing in Australia
Fragmentary note describes bottle washing as a paid skill in Australia with a weekly margin of 3.48 and a basic wage around 520.80. Mentions Sydney and an Indian summer, hinting at a desire to go home before settling down.
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Sydney
Australia
DeWolf in irons on murder trial in Tulsa
In Tulsa Oklahoma convict Carl A DeWol 33 is on trial for the killing of Officer Jarry St Clair during a 1946 grocery holdup. He is shackled with irons in court after extradition from California where he was held at San Quentin. Former wife Renee Testifies expected to place him in the area.
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Tulsa
Oxla
Carl A. DeWol
Eber. L. Taylor
Irons
Oklahoma
California
San Quentin
DeWalf
St. Clair
Elmer Adams
DeWolf
Taylor
Renee
DeWolt
You Can Swim Now in Bikini Waters
Seattle reports that Bikini lagoon waters pose no external radiation danger and natives’ return timing remains uncertain after three study summers. The Atomic Energy Commission and University of Washington Applied Fisheries Lab caution that radioactivity persists, especially near the lagoon bottom, while food safety for subsistence remains unresolved. Georgia Tech student George A. Tech enrolled after Atlanta notice.
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Seattle
Bikini Lagoon
Pacific Atoll
Limea
Atomic Energy Commission
University of Washington Applied Fisheries Laboratory
Truman
Russia
U S Steel Proposes Plan to Avert Big Steel Strike
United States Steel Corp proposes a 10 cent per hour wage and pension sharing plan to avert a nationwide strike by CIO United Steelworkers. President Fairless says the proposal would finance health insurance and pensions with modest employer contributions while seeking a one year contract extension to April 20, 1984. Union leader Murray accuses steel firms of trying to force a strike and rejects the board’s recommendations, urging fair, equitable settlement through bargaining.
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Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corporation Today
CIO
United Steelworkers
Benjamin F. Fateless
U. S. Steel
Comepany
Fairless
United States Steel
Philip Muréray
Col
Steel Industry Board
Murray
Niga
States Steel
Gem
Poteau Raises Funds for Injured Player Dennis Hall
In Poteau Oklahoma a fund to cover hospital bills for Dennis Hall, a high school football player injured in the season opener, has surpassed 390 dollars with expectations of about 1000 more needed. Jars in local businesses accept donations as many fund raising events are planned. Hall recovers in an Oklahoma City hospital after a critical injury in the Mansfield game. Ark Stigler merchants bought a radio phonograph for Hall last week.
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Poteau
Okta
Dennis Hall
Hall
Oklahoma City
Mansfield
Ark Stigler Merchants
Postman’s view on dogs in Daytona Beach
In Daytona Beach a mail carrier notes most dogs are friendly but warns about the small, wary types. He advises whistle and friendly talk, not fear, and to avoid provoking the animal, especially when on a bicycle. He adds a historical note that Walter Hunt sold all safety pin rights for $401 in 1949.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Johnny Jones
Walter Hunt
Coal stoppage prompts violence and layoffs across states
Violence flares as coal labor dispute grips the region. In Alabama a miner was killed by gunfire and another wounded, though the sheriff could not confirm the death. Non union miners, estimated at 2,550, fill western Pennsylvania, Iowa, and Kentucky posts, with 40 to 50 rail cars mined daily in Virginia. Kanawha county schools cancel bus runs amid picket clashes. coal stocks dwindle as thousands are laid off.
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Alabama
Jasper
Pennsylvania
Towa
Kentucky
Virginia
Minton
Kanawha County
W. Va
Board of Education
Tugners Creek
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