Sooners In Washington To Fete State Birthday
Oklahoma events page plans a semi centennial celebration in Washington for Sept 28 at Carter Barron Amphitheater with Patti Page Gene Autry and Will Rogers III invited. Oklahoma officials and governors seek high attendance among lawmakers. The report also covers farm market receipts for early 1937 and federal grant data for Oklahoma, listing major allocations and state rankings.
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Sooners
Washington
Charles Maslet
Oklahoma
Carter Barron
Rock Creek Park
Oklahoma State Society of Washington
Oklahomens
Patti Page
Gene Autry
Will Rogers
Senate
House
Congress
Dan Bigbee
Edmond
Okla
Oklahoma State Society
Veterans Administration
Works Progress Administration
Department of Agriculture
Farm Security Administration
Bureau of Public Roads
National Guard
Civilian Conservation Corps
Compensation and Employment Service
Federal Works Agency
Works Projects Administration
Civil Works Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Army Officers Hit With Broad Reassignment Notice
Department of the Army issues broad transfer orders listing infantry and artillery officers reassigned or placed on new duty at Fort Sill Fort Benning and Fort Knox with long service records. Several named officers including James Watkins John Murphy and Edward Day are highlighted amid references to training and active duty status.
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Wash
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B.C. Coaless
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L.eft
Gourere Pp
Guthrie Sr
Greer Ten
Gilbert J. Balkar
Gilberal
Jerey B. Baynes
Renee F. Beenle
Ernest Lo Bayes
James W Breant
Gilbert Wo Champman
Shere
Clinton Ke Lo Ching
Gene A Calcu
Robert D. Clauston
Richard B Catton
Douglass BE. Cus
Robert J. Crivssant
Robert Torres
Joseph Elume
Eldred EB. Daghotl
James Ving Fis
Jacob J. Epstein
George Gerad C
Faulk
John BR. Fraseman
Freda
John PD
Ganget Ib S
Gitkon
Kenner C. Hayward
Jervis S. Janney
Pater M. Kaley
Leonard
John Ro Low
Lindquist
John W. “Lowe Mar
James Jr
MeUonleeue MekKinner
Robert Metall
G. Miller
Cavin Eo Moore
Seott J. Mote Jr
John B. Murphy Jr
Willian
Neces
David S. Nelson
Bower B. Opies
John E. O'Towle
Davis Parcaro
John FL Porter
John Kk
Press- Mond
Herman CC Retineerichard A. Rabinein
John P. Roonex Jr
James A. Riese
James A. Smyth
Gene
Stenhen FC
Wiam
W. Thompson
Ollie J. Townsend
Rarmon J. Ti. Walsh
Wilting. Young
Tommy C. Zelaie
James &. Watkins
Ft Kn
Myers
Ian
Priper
Henry If
Treflor
Dy Auania
Rome
Jnsepa
Stewart Shires
Cart AL Keifler
Robert Smith
Cuere
Uand
Tex
Cart
Lesiis M. Douglas
Tata FU
Calif
Denver
Cals
Frederick E. Day
W. Danarel
FU Sheridan
Cal
Father Still Hunts For Missing Child
Lester J. Conway resumes search for his four year old daughter Maren Kay Conway missing since July 5 from a Tulsa campsite along Clear Creek west of Idaho Springs. The red pedal pushers were found a mile downstream on a creek branch. Officials say little new evidence exists but will assist in the hunt.
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Denver
Maren Kay Conway
Tulsa
Clear Creek
Idaho Springs
Lester J. Conway
Conway
Treasury Chief Humphrey to resign and Anderson to take post
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey will leave next Monday. Robert B. Anderson, a former deputy secretary of defense, will be sworn in as his successor. The White House announced the date after confirming Anderson’s appointment following Humphrey’s earlier hint of departure.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
White House
Rober B. Anderson
Anderson
National Steel Ca
Pervukhin Named Foreign Trade Head After Kremlin Shakeup
Mikhail Pervukhin, demoted in last month’s Kremlin changes, is named head of a new state committee for foreign economic relations in the Soviet Union. He will be succeeded as minister of medium machine building by E P Slavsky, who heads the peaceful use of atomic energy. Western diplomats see the move as evidence of his continuing influence in Soviet economic planning.
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Moscow
Mikhail G. Pervukhin
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Perukhin
Pervukhin
E. P. Slavsky
Slavsky
Keemlin
Gary Says No Bill Halts Beer
Oklahoma City im Gov Raymora Gary states a liquor bill will not end beer and whisky use but allows communities to choose control. He argues there is little difference between wet and dry views among citizens and warns excessive liquor harms health and families.
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Oklahoma City
Raymora
Gary
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