Community notes and engagements in Oklahoma City area
A collection of social items notes visitors and guests in Oklahoma City and nearby towns. Selected visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blackwell of Oklahoma City, Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Stewart, Miss Dein Katlion of Tollelah, and Miss Willie Blanche Henry going to Dallas beauty college. Local gatherings feature a going away party for Miss Henry, a 18th birthday celebration for Ruth Holloman, a Friday contract bridge club gathering, and several relatives and friends visiting from Prescott, Galveston, and Tallulah with attendance at dances, dinners, and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Allen
Helen Bright
Miss Allen
S. Elm Street
Willie Blanche Henry
Neitsans Beauty College
Dallas
Texas
Euther Holloman
L. Holtoman
Morthy van Poole
Collyer Cox
Prescott
Hotel
Barlow
Bale
Henerve
Doris Glenn
Joan Kathan
Tallulah
Sidney Hines Jr
Ping Bluff
John Johnson
Galveston
Roy Anderson
W. F. Browning
Reporters Serve Continuation From Page One
Reporters discuss pressures and duties in reporting a bank robber case. Durham advocates courthouse integrity, while City Alameda warns reporters may need witnesses to testify. Curly’s imprisonment hinges on the court’s duty despite public opinion and potential confidences from informants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamey
Durham
Curly
Austria Faces Brutal Civil Strife and Nazi Uprising
Reports from Vienna describe heavy fighting as Nazis challenge the government in Carinthia and Styria. Loyal Heimwehrmen and soldiers suffer casualties while the government vows to restore order amid rumors of Italian involvement and foreign anxieties. A rally and supper are advertised for Paleanst Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assocated
Vienna
Austria
Ernst von Starhemberg
von Starhemberg
Dellfuss
Carinthia
Counry
Italy
Yugoslavia
Foreiggiers
St. Veit
Feldkirchen
Bleiberg
Seldamsee
Noel Corees
Tayern Milwry
Sister Produces Helen's Letters in Arkansas Case
Mrs Edina Moe Ferguson sister of Helen Spence Eat on arrived Conway with her husband 3 W Ferguson to present 25 letters from Helen in an effort to prove a note claiming she would not be taken alive was not written by the girl A first degree murder charge was filed in Little Rock against Frank Martin the man who fired the fatal shots The Fergusons said they left Tulsa about a week before the killing and learned of Helen's death days later Ferguson said he repaired many fenders on their dilapidated car and his wife is ill The couple intends to live with Helen Spence's uncle and spend time fishing and shelling on White River
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Atk
Edina Moe Ferpuso
Helen Spence Eaton
Jacksonville
Fonte
St. Charles
W. Ferguson
Gil
Little Rock
Frank Martin
Tne Fergusona
Tulsa
Helen
Arkansas
Ferguson
Fleas Spence
White River
I Give My Love at Saenger Screens Sunday and Monday
Wynne Gibson and Paul Lucas lead the film I Give My Love at the Saenger. The picture, described as a powerful Baum drama, follows a life full of heart throbs and emotional breadth as artists pursue their own creed on screen. Supporting cast includes John Darrow Eric Linden Dorothy Appleby and Sam Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicki Baum
Wynne Gibson
Paul Lucas
Miss Gibson
Lucas
John Darrow
Eric Linden
Dorothy Appleby
Ad Alexander
Sam Hardy
Economic recovery and tax stance amid postwar recovery
The speaker notes public confidence lifting spending and trade gradually reviving after the war, yet cautions profits will shrink and wages rise relative to industry. If markets do not self-regulate, the government will hire workers and fund taxes, with taxation fostering redistribution and profits eventually outpacing wages.
Johnson May Letter on Blue Eagle Sweatshop Label
A front page excerpt argues the Blue Eagle is the sole protection against sweatshop methods and asserts the American public understands the label signifies garments made without sweatshop labor.
Girl Shot Through Error Succumbs
In Pine Bluff a 16 year old girl, Theresa Luzigtli, died in a local hospital after a mis take by another woman’s husband last Monday. An officer and a four year old child’s mother reportedly went to the Cotton Center area with a warrant for desertion when the shooting occurred. Police and investigators remained on the scene as details emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Theresa Luzigtli
Clyird
Cotton Center
Here
Resi Hassan
Strassner Chosen by Kiwanis Club
At a Kiwanis meeting, Charles Dana Gibson announced the election of Rev George F. X. Strassner as secretary, succeeding Joe R. Floyd. The board of directors had voted last Monday night, while Walter E. Hussman led an open discussion on economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Charles Dana Gibson
George F. X. Strassner
Strassner
Joe R. Floyd
Walter E. Hussman
Peace Party Tragedy Leaves Russellville Area Dead
A free for all in the Ross community north of Russellville left one man dead and five wounded. George Reed was shot to death. Lee Freeman, the alleged slayer, was gravely hurt along with several family members. A woman was wounded in the throat, and another daughter injured as the feud between Freeman and Howard families escalated after a church gathering dispute. The fight, sparked by overheard gossip, involved women and other kin from both sides, with deputies securing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellville
Ark
Ross
George Reed
Lee Freeman
Freeman
J. L. Leonard Bell
Tom Freeman
Freemans
George Howard
Howard
Pope County
Local Family Notes Mark Travel and Visitation
Sheppard Raymond Cornelinng returned from Port Worth Texas. Mrs Tom Gilbert and Miss Ophelia Cunningham called on Mrs Pearl Cornelius Friday afternoon. Iris Walmsley of Bald Knob planned a Hope visit to W B Cornelius but was killed on the way. Mrs Blackwood received word of his death and will attend the funeral. W L Cornelius and family shopped in Hope Saturday. Roy Cornelius left for Nashville seeking work. William Chandler visited Nashville on Tuesday and Wednesday. Raymount Corneting dined with uncle John Mason in Nashville Wednesday. Collie Stephenson spent a week with Mr and Mrs Frants Chandler. Frank and Clinton Chandler were in Hope Wednesday. Mrs Ethel Cornelius was in Hope Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Cornelinng
Port Worth
Texas
Tas
Tom Gilbert
Ophelia Cunningham
Pearl Cornelius
Iris Walmsley
Bald Knob
W. B. Cornelius
Blackwood
Wilr
W. L. Cornelius
Hope
Fantie Blackwood
Roy Cornelius
Nashville
William Chandler
Wednes
Raymount Corneting
John Mason
Collie Stephenson
Frants Chandler
Frank
Clinton Chandler
Ethel Cornelius
Holy Sacrifice of the Mass Vacation School Opens
The second and final week of the religious vacation school begins with the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass at 7 each morning. The school runs from 8 to 11:30 with Bible stories and Our Sunday Visitor discourse. Jubilee Year spiritual exercises will be an outstanding feature.
Church of Christ Bible study and services schedule
A church announces a Bible study at 10 with General discussion and participation. Preaching at 11 on Afraid of God. Young people meet at 7 for Timely topics. Evening worship at 8 titled The Supreme Authority of Christ. A cordial visitation is extended to all.
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Christ
Dillinger Case Extends Into Indiana After Ambush
The Dillinger pursuit widens as Keele girl and Anna Sage seek sanctuary following a federal ambush near a Chicago theater. A cryptic grave note in Indianapolis hints at a plot to avenge Dillinger. Authorities chase John Hamilton, Homer Van Meter, and George Nelson across Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dillinger
Anna Sage
Samuel F. Crowley
United States Bureau of Investigation
Chicago
Keele Girl
Sage
Dillinger
North Side
Crown Hill
Indianapolis
John
J. J
John Hamilton
Hamilton
Homer van Meter
George Nelson
Indiana
Rocky Mound Sunday meeting and local visits
The Rock Mound community invites all to a Fifth Sunday gathering at an unspecified place. Several local families, including the Hagrounds, Mitchells, Brooks from Texas, Jordan, Rogers, Yur, Bearden, Higgason, Huddleston, Ropers, and Coefield, visit relatives and attend a candidate event. A stray note about a local commemorative stamp and a low golf score question from Dallas Journal is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Medford Haground
T. H. Mitchell
Brooks
Texas
Andy Jordan
B. O. Rogers
Cecil Rogers
Doris Yur
Dewey Bearden
Grady Higgason
Dallas
Benton Huddleston
Hopewell
E.G. Ropers
Nora Arnett
2 Monts
Frances
Coefield
Airview
Syble Huddleston
Ford Sales Lead on Five Months
Detroit dispatch reports Ford Motor Co and Hudson Motor Car Co each more than doubled their passenger car retail sales in the first five months of the year versus 1933. Ford rose 133 percent and Hudson 120 percent as total registrations climbed 51.8 percent to 771,479. Ford led with 231,667 cars, Chevrolet 204,121, Plymouth 124,435, Dodge 40,189, and Pontiac 42,875, driving Ford, Chevrolet, and Plymouth to about 72.6 percent of the market. Industry shares show GM, Ford, and Chrysler gaining to 83.7 percent of sales despite GM slipping slightly.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Hudson Motor Car Co
Lincoln
Unioer Lincol
Hudson
Nash
Lafayette
Olds
Plymouth
Dodge O
LaSalle
Graham
Studebaker-Rockne
Cadillc
Ford
Chevrolet
Dodge
Pontiac
General Motors
Chrysler
Chrysler Corporation
Peach Prices Fo. 6. July 26 Nashville Macon Candor bids
Shipping point reports from Nashville Arkansas Macon Georgia and Candor North Carolina show hot to partly cloudy weather, moderate hauling and wire inquiry. Demand remains good for high quality stock with weaker for ordinary fruit. Prices quoted for Elberta peaches US No 12 and larger sizes with terms including cash on trucks and FOB deliveries.
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Nashville
Ark
Flbertas
Macon
Carlgads
I.o.b
Bu Baskets
Elbertas US
Candor
N, C
Hi Baskets Belles of
Georgia
CWA Revival This Winter Forecast
Abney Williams of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration warned at Mackinac Island that another winter of direct relief is untenable. He urged governors to adopt a work program modeled after the Civil Works Administration, arguing dole relief harms morale and that regular work and wages are the solution this winter.
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Mackinac Island
Mich
Abney Williams
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Civil Works Administration
CWA
Williams
Doubleheader at Fair Park Sunday
A double header baseball game between the Storks and Atlanta will be played at Fair Park Sunday afternoon. The first game starts at three o'clock. Ketley is slated to pitch the first contest, Elliott or Womble will probably start the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storks
Atlanta
Fair Park
Ketley
Elliott
Womble
Rainy evening brings crowd to town meeting
Speaking by W C Atkins on Congress date drew attendees Thursday night. Mr Bashier and family returned to Mississippi after a harvest work spell. Janet Minsk stayed with grandparents while Mrs P H Stephens hosted in Blevi week. Nashville and Murfreesboro visits noted among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Atkins
Congress
Bashier
Mississippi
Alvis Stikes Iight
San Little Mist
Janet Minsk
P. H. Stephens
Blevi
John Gaindk
Nashville
G. Stone
H. B. Eley
Daley Hamptett
Murfsdesbar
Dila Collies
B. F. Smatth
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Mus
St. Henry
Howard Blackwell
Oklahomy City
Caybiyy Wolver
Mrs. Elwin Stewart
Mrs
Dick Stewart
Vickshore, Ass
Dein Katlion
Tollelah, Li
George, Meehan
Mr. Mretin
Denis Glenn
Margarel Winses
Chester Darwin
H.C. Whitworth
McDavitt
George Mahan
L. J. Kathan
Talludah
John Clyde Hill
Winslow
The
Episcopal Church
Harrell Rule
Sidney Hinea Jr
Pine Dull
Frames
Ira Yueum Je
Jobin Johnson
Galyston
Mesa Fresine
George Meuhan
Mr. Meuhan
Tallulah Tat
Thes. Kinser
M. M. McCloughan
Happy Pritchard
Ys House
Galeata
Etta Bar Young
Malvern
Frani Hawan
OeQueen
Dreds
Troays
Streest
U. S
Itraui
Carinthian
Lnst
Styria
Bern
Saenger
Paul Lukas Wynne
Gibson Eric Linden In
Coney
Eaton Family
Contehd Penitentiary
Johnson May
Methal
DiUoger
Melvin Purvin
Department of Justice
Kiwanis Club
Civic Group
Hart
OUR Lady OF Good Hope
Church OF Christ
Dillinger Doctor
Farley
Dallas Journal
Twin Bill
Ty, B. Hatcher
N. Wazel St
New, Hempstead Motor Co
East Third
O. W. Mills
McCaskitt
Johnson
Harry W. Shiver
Plumbine
Electrix F
Bie
Boquest
Wonder Health
Briant’s Drug Store
Ss Hope
Mary’s Beauty Shop
Cannon Apartments
Hempstead Co. Lbr. Co. Boyt Andres Fbxone
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