Harkey Names 22 Committees For State House
Oklahoma City om Thirty two standing committees for the House of Representatives were and vice chairman are chairmen named first Agriculture Floyd Sumrall Beaver til Jumper Idabel Appropriations Lara son Fargo Leland Wolf Lexington Banks and banking Robert Cunningham Oklahoma City Frank Osden Guymon Business and Indus McCirts Oklahoma Inman Coalgate Constitute and amendments Horton Attus Earl Foster tahama City Comm state and federal government Jeff Oasis Push Springs Don Williams Woodward Education 1 filmed Hn Mangum A Green Wak Edducation 17 0 W Uud Ada And Lite Alex Elections and privinces Tom Shiwnee William We Hobart Employment Lucier Spear lingo J E Bouse Laverne cressed and enrolled tills Edward L Bond Stephens no vice chairman Game and fish Charley Long Apache no vice chairmen House Administration Jim J D ty Delbert 1 st Cook Wilburton J B Graybill Sephe nee G A Sampsel Cleeta John Rogers Oklahoma City Judiciary John Levergond Shawnee Jack Bliss Tahlequah Labor relations Heer Finch Jr Sapulpar no vice chairman Legal advory Charles Oz man Lawk no vice chairman Municipal government James naton Stillwater Ralph W wes Shawnee Oi and Gus Bill Shibley Bristow G M Puller Oklahoma G and recreation Sable Sallisaw novice chair Iran Penal and chemosynary insti tutions George Nigh McAles ter Barbour Cox Chandler Pollution Charles Hammers Muskogee Virgil Taker Fairfax Public health Guy Q Bailey Ponca City Robert L Goodfellow Anadarko Public safety Frank Carmennel Sayre Jesse Daniel Pauls Valles Public service corporations Don Lenz Seminole Red Andrews Oklahoma City Revenue and taxation Jean
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Robert
Cunningham
Oklahoma City
Frank Osden
Guymon
McCirts
Oklahoma
Inman
Horton
Attus
Earl Foster
Tahama City
Jeff Oasis
Push Springs
Don Williams
Woodward
A. Green
Uud
Ada
Lite
Alex
Tom
Shiwnee
William We
Hobart
Lucier Spear
J. E. Bouse
Laverne
Edward L. Bond
Stephens
Game and Fish
Charley Long
House
Jim
J.D. Ty
Delbert
St Cook
Wilburton
J. B. Graybill
G. A. Sampsel
Cleeta John Rogers
Oklahom City
John Levergond
Shawnee
Jack Bliss
Tahlequah
Heer Finch Jr
Sapulpar
Charles Ozman
Lawk
James Naton
Stillwater
Ralph W_ wes
Gus
Bill Shibley
Bristow
G. M. Puller
Sable Sallisaw
Iran
George Nigh
McAlester
Barbour Cox
Chandler
Charles Hammers
Muskogee
Virgil Taker
Fairfax
Guy Q. Bailey
Ponca City
Robert L. Goodfellow
Anadarko
Frank Carmennel
Sayre
Jesse Daniel
Pauls Valles
Don Lenz
Seminole
Red Andrews
Jean
Seven Children Placed With Township Families Under Dad’s Terms
Glen Lake widower of 38 years places six youngest children with Thompson Township couples after probate court custody. Older teen consent and visiting rights granted. three children stay with a local family. Remaining youths assigned to families Mrs Grimm, Mr Grimm, Mr Walter Anderson, Mr Harry Hastings, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manistique, Mich
Glen Lake
Lake
Schoalcraft, County
Little Thoropson Township
Manistivae
Thompson Township
Hart
Luke Hart
Luke
Ain
Lester
Allen
Arthur
Grimm
John
Walter Anderson
Ann
Harry Hastings
Frank
Northwest Kiwanis Directors Installed for 1937 in Altus
The Northwest Kiwanis installed officers and directors for 1937 in Altus led by RW Moore as district official. Bill Sier became president with Walt Hutchins passing the gavel, John Stanard first vice president, Leslie Centwhy second vice president, Howard Garrison secretary, Gale Uumble treasurer, and new directors Paul Eldun Atchley Walter F. Gray J.T. Neal BW Scull D.Garrison Melton Meek Guy Phreeger and John Thomas Jr. A large banquet followed with many local dignitaries in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sier
Walt Hutchins
John Stanard
Leslie W. Centwhy
Howard D. Garrison
Gale Uumble
Paul Eldun Atchley
Walter F. Gray
J.T. Neal
BW. Scull
D. Garrison
Melton P. Meek
Guy G. Phreeger
Jobin ‘Thomas Jr
Ela Mackey
George Mirkendall
Kirkendall
Isendalls
Fort Sill
Stolen Model T Ford from Denver garage
A 1925 Model T Ford was stolen from a Denver garage during a break in the night. The handprint vehicle was found missing and the incident is under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Oklahoma political names and districts list
A fragmented OCR list presents names and places across Oklahoma including Pazoureek El Reno Tatia-Forva Lawton Ryachs Vaneiver Meravener Sxrith McAlester and officials such as Bill Harkey Arthur Kelly Mort Welch Clint Livingston Mariela Shockley Shoemake Wynuna and Clarence Sween ey Clinton Don R. Greenhavy Sentinel George P. Pitcher Vinita W D Bradley Addington Ralph iiamff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pazoureek
EL Reno
Jim Tatia- Forva
Lawton Ryachs
Highwa Vaneiver
Tmeravener
Sxrith
McAlester
Bill Harkey
Oklahoma City
Arthur Kelly
Frederick
Sovial Wolkire
Otis Munson
Novatas J. HM
Bolvia
Durant
Mort Welch
Broken Bow
Clint Livingston
Mariela
Veterans and Military Affairs
Shockley Shoemake
Wynuna
Clarence Sweeney
Clinton
Don R. Greenhavy
Sentinel
Wars and Means
George P. Pitcher
Vinita
W. D. Bradley
Addington
Ralph Iiamff
Kinmonth Heads Lawton Rangers
Howard Kinmonth elected president of the Lawton Rangers for a two year term at a meeting last night. New officers include Otto Mil bert vice president Jim Daws secretary treasurer Earl Mc Kinney Guy Kluck and Ed Russell as directors. Holdover directors are C C Bell A W Williams and Walter Crosby. Retiring officers include Glen Fuqua and Bob Easley who has served as secretary treasurer for eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kinmonth
Lawton Rangers
Otto Milbert
Jim Daws
Earl McKinney
Guy Kluck
Ed Russell
C. C. Bell
Ranger
A. W Williams
Walter Crosby
Bell
Glen Fuqua
Bob Easley
Publisher's Mother Dies In Lubbock
Mrs. Jennie Armor Guy, 80, mother of Lub bock Avalanche Journal publisher Charles A. Guy, died in a Lubbock hospital after a long illness. Funeral plans include services and burial in Tulsa, where she lived 40 years before moving to Lubbock in 1952. Cause was a kidney ailment with heart disease. she is survived by a sister, Mrs. Ida Sentman of Havre de Grace, Maryland.
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Lubbock
UPI
Jennie Armor Guy
Avalanche-Journal
Charles A. Guy
Tulsa
Ida Sentman
Havre de Grace
New York Chief Urges Tax Cuts
Albany N Y Gov Averell Harriman urged tax cuts and big spending boosts in his annual message to the Republican controlled Legislature. He proposed slashes in income and small business taxes, a 300 billion expansion for state universities, increased scholarships, housing bonds, rent controls renewal, and a constitutional amendment lowering the voting age to 18. He backed open debate and primary elections to improve public input.
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Albany
N.Y
Averell Earciiman
New York
Sain
Harriman
Drouth Effects on Meat Prices and Supply Studied
The Agriculture Department said persistent plains drouth could push up pork prices and trim meat supplies. Severe drought may shrink cattle numbers, delaying beef supply while creating temporary glut from liquidations in drought areas and driving higher prices later. West range feed is the worst since the 1930s, and emergency aid aims to curb market spillovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Great Plains
TE Drouth
Drouth
Television watcher cites station tally from Warwick set
Richards Lindemann says he watched 36 stations across 17 stalps on his TV using a 46 foot antenna with booster and filter at his Warwick home. He noted the equipment helps receive distant broadcasts and describes the setup in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Richards
Lindemann
Widow Claims Rich Lawyer Was Really Her Negro Father
In San Francisco a New Orleans widow, Gladys Torregano Stevens, filed suit claiming prominent local lawyer Ernest Torregano was her father. She presents a 1904 New Orleans birth certificate and seeks a share of his $275,000 estate, arguing he abandoned her as a child and later passed as white. The executor has distributed most of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
New Orleans
Superior
Gladys Torregano Stevens
Ernest Torregano
Viola Perrett
Stevens
Torregano
Torregang
Louisiana
al- Syed
Bank of America
Marie Louise Torregano Emith
Chicago
San Rafael
Ernest
Bob Hurt's Wife Sues For Divorce In Oklahoma City
Mrs. Helen Marie Flurt, wife of Robert O. Hurt, files suit for divorce citing incompatibility. Hurt was convicted in a torture robbery of Gurley B. Ler, a gambling equipment dealer, and is out on appeal bond. They wed in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City (S
Helen Marie Flurt
Robert O
Bob) Hurt
Hurt
Gurley B. Ler
Okahoma City
Red Skelton Show Goes On With Film
Hollywood CBS said the Red Skelton show aired as a film instead of live telecast after the comedian learned his son Richard, aged 9, is dying of leukemia. Doctors gave the boy five months to a year to live, prompting the switch from live to filmed programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Red Skelton
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Skelton
Richard
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Diei el
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