Oklahoma opens oil fields amid price hopes and unemployment fears
Oklahoma Governor Murray announced the reopening of the Oklahoma City and Seminole oil fields under prorated rules after months of military shutdowns. The move is tied to efforts to raise crude prices toward $1 a barrel within 30 days and to relieve unemployment and tax revenue losses.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
William H. Murray
Seminole
Murray
Bill Murray
Ross S. Sterling
Texas
Kansas Public Service Commission
East Texas
National
Kansas
Royalty Owners Protective Association
J. Edward Jones
New York
Altho
Cicero S. Murray
Col. Murray
Greero Murray
Col
Texas Railroad Commission
Great East Texas
Wren Programs Friday Lineup Broadcast Schedule
Friday offerings include News Flashes at 9:30, Little Orphan Annie at 9:43, KFKU at 6:00, Dean Schwepler at 8:45, Nessle's Program at 7:02, Trade and Mark at 5:20, Interwoven Pair at :00, Armour Program at :30, Paul Whiteman's Painters at 9:00, Ciara Liz and Em at 9:30, Amos and Andy at 10:00, and Jack Denny with Mowat Royal Orchestra at 10:39 as listed for WREN.
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KFRU
Jack Riley
Clara
di Amos
Andy
Russ
Cohurnho
Mildred Hailey
King's
Pautl Whiteman
Gandhi
Little Orphan Annie
KFKU
Dean Raymond A. Schwepler
Nessle
Smith Dros
Mark
Armour
Paul Whiteman
Ciara
Liz
Amos
N’ Andy
Jack Denny
Is Mowat Royal Orchestra
Ministers Receive Monthly Allowances At 8 Million Goal
Twenty six ministers six widows and five orphans draw monthly allowances based on 42 percent of their future benefits once the eight million dollar target is met. Bishop Fisher opened this morning's session with a talk on challenges to the ministry urging Christians to pursue far sighted spiritual vision and resist societal drift. The convention planned to hear the commission on direction of surveys and resolve items from the recommendations committee.
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Mahatma Gandhi
America
India
Fred B. Fisher
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ann Arbor
Mich
Calcutta
Gandhi
London
Washington
Tpart
Bishop Fisher
Commission
Committee On
Pleasant Valley Community Activities and Meetings
Pleasant Valley notes show Mrs. Lewis Howell and Mrs. Walter Howard at Farm Bureau chorus practice in Memorial High School auditorium Saturday afternoon. Mr. Clyde Puckett and Orville dined with Mike Hadl Tuesday. Meadow Lark 4-H Club held an achievement meeting at the schoolhouse Friday with reports on the year, games, and refreshments.
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Lewis Howell
Walter Howard
Farm Bureau
Memorial High School
Clyde Puckett
Orville
Mike Hadl
Meadow Lark 4-H
Harold Rothrock
Vivian
Henry
Hutchinsons Visit Topeka Rose Gardens And Local Notices
Hutchinsons spent Sunday in Topeka visiting the Roy Kendall home and touring the Rose Gardens at Gage Park. The first month of school closed with 21 enrolled and an average daily attendance of 20.8. A list of students present without absence or tardiness includes Shirley Garratt George Luckan Taul Howard Catherine Luckan Norma Lynch Vivian Rothrock Francis Crall Howard Lynch Lucille Blowgzh Helen Church Dernell Crall Viola Hadl Maxine Howard and others. Mr and Mrs C E Howard Lara Mr and Mrs E G Griffith and Mr and Mrs A P Lynch families were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W W Sinks Sunday. Mr and Mrs Otto Luckan and family visited Mr Luckan's father near Linwood Sunday. Mrs Walter Howard and Walter in Boris and Ruth Mirl Anna Peters and Miss Mabel Peters went to Baldwin Monday to buy apples.
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Hutchinson
Mildred
Irvin Hutchinson
Topeka
Roy Kendall
Rose Gardens
Gage Park
Shirley Garratt
George Luckan
Taul Howard
Catherine Luckan
Norma Lynch
Vivian Rothrock
Francis Crall
Howard Lynch
Lucille Blowgzh
Helen Church
Dernell Crall
Viola Hadl
Maxine
Boris
Ruth
Anna Peters
Mabel ePters
Baldwin
Overbrook Fair Attended by Miss Bessie Brown
Miss Bessie Brown spent the weekend at her home near Overbrook and attended the Overbrook Fair Saturday afternoon.
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Bessie Brown
Overbrook
Evangelistic Campaign Ends After Two Weeks
McLOUTH Sunday marked the final day of a two week evangelistic campaign led by singing evangelists Mr Grace Erwin. Six churches participated with Sunday school and youth groups in schools joining the effort. More than 100 converts renewed consecration as ministers and visitors from Oskaloosa Winchester and Valley Falls assisted local workers in the campaign. Potatoes Fatten Carp Pullman Wash AP Ans
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Grace Erwin
Girl Reserve
Oskaloosa
Winchester
Valley Falls
Penhellack's potato feed aids million carp harvest
Victoria Penhellack of Lake Moses Washington reports success in fattening carp using a diet of pulverized potatoes and corn. She ships over a million fish annually.
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Victoria Penhellack
Lake Moses
Wash
Miss Penhellack
Shires Sold to Boston Braves for 10000
Milwaukee based sensational first baseman Arthur Shires of the Milwaukee American Association team has been sold to the Boston Braves for 10000 dollars. Catcher Albert Bool is also involved in the deal as reported by a St Louis dispatch.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Ronee
St. Louis Dispatch
Arthur Shires
Milwaukee American Association
Boston Braves
Albert Bool
Structures Committee Meets in London October Morning
The federal Structures Committee of the Indian Roundtable Conference met briefly today and adjourned until Tuesday. Rent a vacant room through a Journal-World want ad.
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London
Federal Structures Committee
The
Indian Roundtable Conference
Journal-World
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