Oklahoma Ballots Split as Famous Names Face Voters
Oklahoma voters in July primary face a crowded field with Will Rogers and several other famous names on the ballot for various offices. The article notes Will Rogers No 2 seeks corporation commissioner while William Calhoun Rogers runs for Congress, and other Rogerses seek treasurer examiner and inspector posts. Historic figures like Oliver Cromwell Robert Burns Patrick Henry Daniel Boone Brigham Young and others appear on the slate, prompting comparisons and confusion among the electorate.
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Oklahoma City
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Oklahoma
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Will Rogers
Willam Rogers
Wil Rogerses
Congress
TJ. Rogers
John Rogers
Namcake
Oliver Cromwell
Robert Burns
Patrick Henry
Daniel Boone
Bingham Young
Husy Long
Ian Houston
Patrick
Dan
Borna
Will You Be Killed This July 4th
A Texas forecast warns of July fourth fatalities with sixteen traffic deaths and five drownings. It details causes such as head on crashes, runovers, sleep at wheel, left turns, parked vehicles, and unguarded swimming holes, followed by advertising for auto radios and service stations.
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Austin
Joe
Bixteen
Youths Charged With Robbing and Kidnapping Taxi Driver
Dallas cab driver J B Simmons testified that Homer Gentry and Charles Jennings forced him to drive them from Dallas to Fort Worth after a robbery of $2.15. Bond set at $10,000 each. both youths, from Fort Worth, face trial.
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John Baldwin
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Gentry
Charles&. Jennings
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J. B. Simmons
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Jennings
Cabinear Polytechnic College
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Fort Wort
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Jennhings
Sadie the Model T Auctioned by Pampa Fire Department
The Roving Reporter notes Sadie the Model T, long tied to Pampa fire and street services, will be sold by Chief Bey White. Sealed bids open now with a $10 bid already received, ending next Tuesday at 6 oclock for charity proceeds to the Volunteer Fire Department fund.
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Reaper Band Set for NMARVIN Jones Celebrations
Pampans plan July Fourth events with the Junior High band directed by A C Cox traveling to Canadian for a 11 AM concert and rodeo performances. The High School band led by Winston Savage will depart for McLean on Monday morning to participate in a parade and an Old Timers event in Clarendon with rodeo and polo in the afternoon.
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Pampa Chamber of Commerce Goodwill Committee
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Clarendon
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Winston Savage
High Ichol
McLean
Opposed Move to Ban Peddlers Stirring in Pampa
Organized opposition grows against the city commission ordinance to limit peddlers and solicitors at homes in Pampa without residents consent. Frank Dil argues about 90 percent of petition signers misjudge its impact on local merchants and business lines as supporters circulate a new petition to rescind the measure.
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City Commission
Gestutiay
Pampa
Frank Dil
Thane
Veterans fear for group on Colorado River expedition
In Green River Utah on June 30 veterans express anxiety for four men and two women in a scientific expedition down the Colorado River. They left East Central Utah ten days ago and plan to run from Lee's Ferry Arizona on July 4. Heavy mountain storms have flooded the river, increasing danger and uncertainty for the trip and its leaders.
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Green River
Utah
Tyr Wamen
Colorado
Wheat prices fall as general price drops push grain down
Wheat declined by one cent per bushel from yesterday with local elevators paying 60 cents for top grade. Reported cuts rose across sections and wheat quality remained good. In the Fanipa area, traffic is steady with estimates around 4 to 12 bushels to the acre.
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Fanipa
Gore
Temperatures In Pampa Bunsel Weather Today
Readable weather notes show temperatures in Pampa with highs near 75 and lows around 67, detailing periods from 11 am to 2 pm and noting today’s maximum and minimum with uncertain OCR-derived times. A separate promo line advertises a 50 percent savings and a tire company.
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Pampa Bunsel Weat
Commons Victory in Secret Case Against Army Defense Leak
London June 36 Prime Minister Chamberlain said Commons privileges committee found a special military court breached privilege by summoning Duncan Sandys to reveal sources on Britain's anti aircraft defense. The army court had sought to plug a leak in a conflict threatening the government. The committee did not urge further action and funding remains clear. The matter hinges on Sandys, Conservative M. and Churchill’s son in law, serving as a Territorial Army officer.
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Chamberlain
House of Commons Committee On Privileges
Doncan Sandys
Select Committee
Privileges Committee
Sandys
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Winston Churchill
Territorial Army
Britain
Otto Doherty Assails NEA Criticism at New York Meeting
National Commander Daniel Doherty of the American Legion denounced a critique by William Chellermann as a small minded jab. He spoke at the closing session of the National Education Association convention in Madison Square Garden denying he was gagged and urging continued harmonious ties with NEA. Willard E. Givens the NEA secretary said the NEA had no link to Chellermann’s remarks, which were issued by Teachers College at Columbia University.
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New York
Daniel Doherty
American Legion
Legion
Fref
William Chellermann
Mathson Square Garden
NEA
Willard E. Givens
Gellermann
Teachers College
Columbia Uni
Pet Crow Wins Friends And Influences People
Harald Payne of Noel found a personable crow beside a Borger High way parked car near Foster. He and niece Solicen McMahan brought it to the News office and watched it perform, then offered the crow’s owner a chance to claim it, or they may keep it.
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Pet Crow
Harald Payne
Borger Highway
Payne
Confed Forces Advance Toward Gettysburg Reported
Confederate positions shift as General Lee moves his headquarters from Chambersburg to a deserted sawmill near Greenwood Pennsylvania on June 30 1862 and push toward Gettysburg amid rumors of a startling report from the Army of Northern Virginia.
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Meade mobilizes Union forces around Gettysburg pivot
Bulletin from Taneytown dated June 30 1883 reports General Meade as Federal commander convinced Lee has retreated and Harrisburg Philadelphia are at risk. Buford's division to Gettysburg, Meade forms a large quadrilateral ready to move. Stuart's cavalry cuts Susquehanna links, signaling possible action between Gettysburg and Pipe Creek.
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Footwear hunt moves Pettigrew toward Gettysburg casemate
Federal infantry bolster cavalry as Pettigrew's brigade of Heth's division advances toward Gettysburg. General Lee orders concentration at Gettysburg after learning shoes are plentiful there. Pettigrew moves from Cashtown toward footwear for the barefoot Third Corps.
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Cashtown Road
Typhoon Tolls 100 Lives In Japan After Quakes
Massive flooding and a deadly typhoon lash Japan after two days of horror. Tokyo and Yokohama suffer heavy rainfall, landslides, collapsed tunnels, and widespread damage. Officials report hundreds dead or missing, with 150000 Tokyo homes flooded. Authorities warn of higher winds as the storm moves north.
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Japan
Central Meteorological Institute
China Sea
Yokohama
Nolice
Chinese Defense Gives Way As Japanese Drive Advances
Shanghai report shows Chinese defenses along the Yangtze yielding under a Japanese thrust toward Hankow. Forts and the sunken-boat boom slowed the advance for over a week, with the line about 174 miles from the target before weakening.
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Shanghai
Japan
Yangtze River
Hankow
China
Railroad Commission Sets July Natural Gas Allocations
Austin June 30 The Railroad Commission today set the July daily allotment production for sour natural gas in the West Panhandle area at 851,657,000 cubic feet, a reduction of 26,918,000 from June's allotment, under the local production plan.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
West Panhandle
Bank employee questions sign order after air unit installed
A bank worker wonders if signs were displaced when an air conditioning unit was installed at the First National Bank this afternoon. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Dick Hughes boast that Carol is the corner's No 1 crush, and a neighbor exclaims what a sweet baby.
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First National Bank
Ables
Dick Hughes
Carol
Furnished Houses Wanted Ad Draws Tenants
The Pampa News Want Ad section ran a result filled with calls. A fourteen room modern furnished four room house was rented while fourteen others seek similar offers. Inquiries to 802 Wy Foater or phone 686 for an age taker to insert a rental ad.
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