Marland Anglin Lead Oklahoma Runoff Campaign Clash
Oklahoma City July 5 AP Rep E W Marland and Tom Anglin faced off in a brief campaign ahead of the July 24 runoff for Oklahoma governor. With 2894 of 3352 precincts reporting, Marland led Anglin 130,858 to 83,002 and Walton 70,965, while Will Rogers' name boosted the congressman-at-large race and Johnston appears set for a runoff with Walton.
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Oklahoma City
E. W. Marland
Tom Anglin
William H
Murray
Oklahoma
Marland
Anglia
Anglin
Jack Walton
Jack Nichols
Phil K. Oldham
Who's In The News Char Correll and Amos N Andy Link
Charles Correll 44 from Peoria shares distinction with partner Free Man Golden as foremost delineator of colored characters in the U S Born in Peoria he sold papers laid brick and played piano in a nickel theatre song and dance man in vaudeville troupe he met Amos Six years after that meeting Sam n Henry predecessors to Amos n Andy were born He says his hardest job is remembering how each character talks Wilburn Cartwright leads the field C C Williams second
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Charles Correll
Freeman Golden
U.S
Peoria
Amos
Sam'n Henry
Amos 'N
Andy
Oklahoma names and election hints from fragmentary notes
The fragment lists names connected to political figures and positions: Judge P. L. Gassaway and Rep. Tom McDeown in one line. Josh Lee, an OU professor, appears as the apparent nominee by clear majority with Rep. F. B. Swank third and John Tomerlin second. Rep. Jed Johnson is shown leading, with Jim McClintic and Sam Massingale, and J. M. Gentry and Phil Ferguson also named.
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P. L. Gassaway
Tom McDeown
Josh Lee
University of Oklahoma
F. B. Swank
John Tomerlin
Jed Johnson
Jim McClintic
Sam Massingale
J. M. Gentry
Phil Ferguson
Political reform may curb late session stampede
Washington report on Roosevelt era bills shows Congress pressing pet measures in rush to adjourn. Vice President Garner warned against passing dubious late measures while House leaders tempo and pressure from Republicans tried to halt the frantic rush. The piece notes nerves frayed as senators, representatives strive to finish business.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Roosevelt
Seventy-Third Congress
Garner
Senate
House
Snell
Changing Picture on Bills and Presidential Vetoes
The piece argues that many sponsors expect bills to fail after passage to Congress, shifting responsibility to the executive. It notes administration loyalists use this tactic, while President Roosevelt vetoes and explains each veto, altering political dynamics and possibly delaying or blocking action.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Lawrence Social Roundup includes visits and gatherings
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Flory and Wanda Lee attended in Lawrence Saturday. Mrs Chas Simon hosted the Golden Red clubs with refreshments and many attendees. Family celebrations were noted at Topeka with Maurice Fishburn and others, including birthdays and a wedding anniversary, followed by ice cream and cake.
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Clyde Flory
Wanda Lee
Teddy
Lawrence
A. A. Hase
L. W. Coffman
Maxine
Mary Frances
Chas. Simon
Fred Winters
Frazier Butler
John Schreiner
Lew Lawson
Frank Simon
George Heyl
Kitty Holsapple
Frank Holsapple
Pauline Simon
Topeka
Gage Park
Alfred Fishburn
Edwin
Maurice Fishburn
Cecil Fishburn
Ray
Hamar Auto Supply Home Owned Phone 337
Local business Hamar Auto Supply is listed with the same phone number 337 for contact. The fragment provides no further details on services or location.
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Hamar Auto Supply
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Marland and
Charles Correll Ee
Aree
Haden Linebaugh
Wilburn Cartwright
C. C. Williams
Pyonington
Furniture
Queensware Store
Carters
Mass
Glen Carter
Axminster
Glen Furniture
Carter
Queensware
Pennsylvania Avenue
Erich Klausener
Catholic Action Society
Berlin
Hitler
Presa
Enterprise and Vicinity
Ford
Chevrolet
Our
Credit Plan
National
Dunlop
F. O. B. Flint
Mich
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit, Mich
Flint
G.M.A.C
General Motors
Winter Chevrolet Co
N.H. St
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