The Cushing Daily Citizen (Cushing, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 78, Ed. 1 Monday, October 17, 1938 Page: 1 of 6
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Oklahoma: Mostly cloudy Wool
thundershowers late tonight or
rumday cooler northwest por-
tion tonight and in west mid north
portions Tuesday
Readers of the Citizen will be in :
PRAGUE Oct 17-1UP) --The
terested in the IleWS Ulla Jessie I
army revieited advices today from
Hogue home economist lecturer
Dun 1 Kraluv Chltunee that Hungarian
who tonducted The Cushing
aioldiers had opencd fire on a pa-
Citizen school last year Ls reitunina
Czechoslovak soldiers at
14 cooduct another free school Oe lir° of
the village of Biel Slovakia and
tuber 21' Nov' 1 Itld 2' 611trtillb had thrown hand grenades at
promptly at two o'clock each du) them
at the Dunkin theater
After withdrawing the Hunger-
Miss Hogue's lectures were espe
daily popular because of the prac- 1"1" returned Itild ett""ked the
pa trol a second time The CMCI10-
icallty of her culinary suggestions
wed ab the many new and ilitE F I ovu I's did not teturn the fire 1
The Slovak government decided
ing recipes which she brought 1
r
fat Schedule
to decree martial law in 17 rhs-
Mi Hogue plans her chedul
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rids close to the Hungarian fron-
ss se
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carefully so that each lecture will tier
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begin promptly at 2 and end at 4 Or tier Areas Closed
pm She spent the summer irdsit:itite tiloreilKI2letemdc3011fIlottitinnicrlit-115-:
'-' ': ' - i dtibertriacit:id ot"wotheotilitetil
snirciten to It !
) Bratislavia Kosice and Kornarom
' are among the elites affected
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le ' It was announced the step was
taken because the Slovak govern-!
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ment feared InVasiOn by Magyar
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A terrorists although there was no
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i te "rl fear of invasion by the regular
Hungarian arITIY ' t
"Nor 1r Czechosimak and H n
ungaria
- 110 delegations V ill i ermine negot iir-
q ns
- tio this iveek and the Czechs
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still make essentrally the same ae of-
r
ler that the Hungarians rejected
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1Ik - angrily at the Komarom confer-
V"71k4s':Iiir ence last ti'eek
'Look Step' From
Five Killed As
Planes Collide
Mho Jevle Hogue II o m
Ectoomist a nd a ut hurl( y on
NI Ltd) and brings many new recipet
and unusual ways with food ion
her coat:rein-es with other teachen
Casiliome economics
t will Make lux lectures-witC1
actually doing the things 'she
talking about The dishes both o
the plain and fancy variety wilier
she prepares wilt be on display a
the Ouse of each lecture and 3'ot
are invited to lenient after the 11'c ture
and discuss your persont
problems in cookery and horn'
management with Miss Hogue
Many Prizes
'Hunger never takes a holiday'
says Miss Hogue "the health hoot
and happiness not only of the In
dividuai and the family but of tht
nation and the world depends ver3
strongly on the way the housewil
discharges her ditty of prowl
feeding her household"
In additien to the enjoyment ant
practical benefits to be derived 3ot
have other attraction in store foi
you at the cooking school A largt
list of attractive bamples souvenir
and gifts will be arranged a to
presentations will be made at lb
close of each talk A free ticket
the Dunkin is to be given earl
woman attending the opeiling ses
stun
Remember tlic dates and make
date with yourself to attend eat'
day We have been fortunate in se
curing The Dunkin Theatre as thi
scene of the Cooking school
keight Ends in
'-Foot Plunge
CHICKASHA Okla Out
11111i—A D Eddins Frisco railroad
brakemen and conductor related
from a hospital bed here today how
lie took a "long step" off the rear
of a freight train caboose last night
The night was dark Eddins said
and so he could not see that the
freight had stopped on a trestle
Over a creek bed Ile plunged 20
feet from the caboose to a sand
bar suffering a fractured left arm
and a shoulder injury
Eddins home is Oklahoma City
DEntorr oct 17---affit—Twc
planes collided over the Motor Cit)
airport yesterday exploded ant
carried five persons to their death
L The victims were William Stant
slaw 35 pilot: Walter Paselk 441
2 pilot and Ford Motor commit
wollter Francis Baby 23 Chrysler
Corp worker: Robert E Lee 20
and his son Robert E Jr three
- and a half years Old
Witnesses said the plants col-
lided Ls one took off and the other
prepared to land Stanislaw with
Baby as passenger tried vainly to
5
vert the crash by nosing his ship
Wives of the men witnessed the
esh
ENGLISH DESIGNER MS
England Oct 11---(VP)
—the Hem Fowler 68 eminent en
'' Ebner died today Be was the de-
' Apar of the famous Royal Boot )00
comotiret
ding that membership in the I Murrah made his statement while
ommunist party is not in hselflsentencing a man accused of a
ncunds for deporting an alien from liquor violation to five months in
the United States I jail
The circuit court rendered its de-I "Nobody seems Interested in en-
:Mon in releasing Joseph George' forcing liquor IIINVS but the federal
Strecker Hot Springs Ark from I governmen an
t d of course the only
threaened deportation On a writ remon they have is the federal
:f habeas corpuu Deportation was' liquor tax"
Cuiiiiinit'S third annual troop
school for reserme officers opens
its doors at I o'clock tonight at 101
1-2 East Broadway Captain C T
Richardson instructor announced
It is planned to hold weekly ses-
sions until late next spring Rich-
ardson said The Russo-Japanese
war of 1904-5 will be studied by the
officers Reserve officere in and
near Cushing are expected to at-
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CITIZEN WILL Czechs Are Attacke&CAPTURED MAN
0 A ve tur mini o o
Nazi Plot T -Ac'
teal
opEtticoomNG m
SCHOOL SOON artial Law Declared's1A'T'Ello7FircElR US Military Secrets
Jesse i Hogue to Return Hungarians Attack! Girls' Story Gives Him 0
Patrol Bombs Are ' Two Plead Plaintively For tld B Lawy er
With New Ideas and Cul Away After Ile Blames u ine y
Thrown at Soldiers 1
inary Suggestions For All Crime on Companion — -- - t
On The Frontier
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Night In Jail And Get In! POPLAR BLUFF M Oct 17---! Swastika Double-Cross Prosecutor Says One
Renders of the Citiren will be ith
C! I dl 11 itl IL' I'
PRAGUE Oct 17-1UPi—The --
terested hi the news thst Jessit 1
II next time somewie pleads vitILSergeant Sam
Iluddleson to be locked up in the city jail don't
be surprised if the Cushing officer doesn't meet the re-
quest e e l
IN fact the sergeant may leap at the chance Because
if he had been more obliging the peace of a Sun-
day night could nt have been so rudely 14 hattered Ser-
geant lluddleson has learned his lesson
IN1r and Mrs W E Johnson who later said they
were just "traveling through" en route to Oilton paid
lluddieson a chummy visit last night
"We want to be put in jail" Johnson requested
Getting to the bottom of the vase Iluddleson learn-
ed that both were drinking but neither would explain
why the ultra privacy of the jail should exceed Cushing's
best hotels The sergeant also explained that he couldn't
olfer lodging because neither had broken the law
'St) you won't put us in jail?" Johnson said "Well
his ought to do the trick
lie smashed the window out or the door leading in-
to the jail with One blow And that was enough for
Iluddleson
Today in police court Johnson got an obliging fine
of $10 and costs for being drunk and Mrs Johnson was
Lined $5
::f habeas corpuu Deportation wall liquor tax--
ordered for Strecker born in Aus- I lies from all parts of the United desire to thank I he people in Yale
i —
!Stat m es lined the streets from Un- Stillwater Drimiright Oillon and
tria on the basis Of admitted mem-I Lindbergh Begins ow swum to famous St Louis Cushing for t heir generousity in
bership in the communist party in i 'cathedral along Part of the route tssisting the posts in raising the
1932 and 1933 Tour in termany I traveled by this city's first euchar- funds to purchase the iron lung
The case is regarded as of par- (1 pi
ticular significance because of its u ane Industry 1 istic procession 204 years ago The iron lung was received this
Papal flags fluttered over the aye- morning from Massachusetts hay-
effect on efforts of various organi- BERLIN Oct 17—tUF9—Col Inues under a rain-threatening sky Mg been shipped by express
'talons to force deportation of liar- Charges A Lindbergh began an
ry Bridges west coast CIO direct- inspection tour of the German air- i i- Stillwater Ilolds
or on the grounds that Bridges is craft industry today !Child Drowned
a member of the cumnanist party His program imitated two days' I
Bridges however denies member- of visiting factories near Berlin' 1111 Stot
lc Tank °inning of New
ship in the party Then he was expected to go to I Library Building
Proceedhats were instituted' ug- southern Germany and return to AUGUSTA Kan Oct 17-1 UPi
ainst Bcidges imt spring but were his home off the Brittany coast J O Richardson went to the barn
suspende when the circuit court this weekend opinion in the Strecker on his farm here last night to The formal openine of Still-
d
rendered it
complete his chores He saw some water's new public library was
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thing white floating on top held Sunday afternoon with a
ease Born n Australia Bridges JAP EDITOR DIES of the large attendance from Stillwater
like Strecker has taken out first TOKYO Oct 17--(UP)---Seiji water in the stock tank hwesti- !
magazine gated and found the body of his and surrounding cities
papers but never has completed the Noma 59 known as the ma The program Included introdue-
naturalisation process king of Japan died today of heart two-year-old daughter Virginia : tion of all persons who had a part
The government In appealing the disease He was president of the Ann in the building of the library a
per Hochl and author of The girl had wandered away :speech by Dr H G Bennett and
Ltreeker case contended that menu- newspa
several books from the house an hour before and
ahaddocftaolrlesan licinttohattheshtearalpkpashreolitttlyy
bership In the communist party is a a tour through the library
deportable offense on the grounds Many from Cushing attended
row the opening J M Grubbs chair-
that the party advocates overthrow the goveriunent by force Did You See? afterward
l — man of the Cushing public library
'ward Mrs G K Laughlin Mrs
------ 1 blouses Will Be 1: A Hawley Mrs Norman Tay-
Troop School To rrHAT the house at 609 South
Open Here 11 Cleveland occupied by P E 'Auctioned Tonight 'or members and Miss Olivette
StlYar librarian and MiS8 Lenore
onight I Tennison Is being brick-veneer- 1 !Giffin assistant librarian
— Illouses Will Be F A Hawley Mrs Norman Tay-
rilliAT the house at 009 South lor members and Miss Olivette
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Cleveland d occupied by P E Aucti oned °night stlY(kr librarian and Miss Lenore
Teimison is being brick-veneer- :Giffin assistant librarian
ed7 Work at least has started A public auction will be held at —
on one room and sufficient brick the City Commissioners room in the LABOR HEADS CONVENE
Is stacked in the yard to Indi- City Hall tonight at 7:30 The two MEXICO CITY Oct 17—CLP)
cate more work houses located at 213 North Steele Matthew Woll vice president of
and 321 East Oak street will be aue- the American Federation of Labor
An eight pound gray wild honed to the highest bidder These and A Shearer a member of the
goose brought down by the gun 'lenses are located on the lots that AFL's executive committee arrived
of Clarence Richeson of j109 will be used for the Library site by airplane today to participate In
East Maple street? He was A large number of individuals! a three day labor meeting
hunting at Clear Lake and be- have inspected the houses accord-1
heves he bagged the first goose ing to Loren Crook city clerk and Japan tells League of Nations
of the season Geese are fairly it is expected tile bidding will be member" c o u n t e r measures will
raze in this area 4Irlted -- 1c7 gr7 qtter'”t It senctions
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POPLAR BLUFF Oct 17— Swastika Double-Cross
11 Prosecutor Says One
Scheme Called For
(UP --Alble C Wright confronted
1 11 the statements of his girl com- 1 1 I
t org m g Roosevelt's
tvonons that he killed sheriff Mali I - ' '
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'CLA'n of Nowata Okla today ad- ! t Aiwa Name on Letter
I n vied that hp vas the slayer state! ! :1-2 - -N 4
rlice said Previou he sly had Wain NEW YORK Oct 17 ---4
ot the slaying on Leslie Cameron - ' '- ' - '' f UP) ----1 S Attorney La-
c ecaped the police trap liritr 1 - our
"--- 3 Attorney 1zio
it
u:to (-waned the pollee trap Will' I : 711 000M f ' II : T cw g L i i '---1 '
1 yesterday 1 1 - ' '4' f t 4' ' '' Mar !lardy outlined in fed
w
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eral court today a fantastic
! liglit's denials la
ded before the
slnle of Betty Jo Randolph 20 - — ' -- 0-" !1 conspiracy by means of
ova 4e
8111 Eleanor Chugs ID who told oi i
Mlit'llo lit' said nazi Ger-
m! in Castel! chief of the tItitte 1 '
1 ' Mil ily 110111(1 t 0 Obtain in'
10111e and Capt A D Sheppard'
inov were In the farmhouse near - - potant American military
a when Sheriff Owen was kill-1 It i
a nil t1 t l'e list! secrets through
1 trx p 1 poorly paid agents of Ger
a
ia !rile Lit 18 salt! they had been: Z
1 ali Wright and Cameron sought'
1 Ili' t os-
!-- titan nationality and extrac
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l number of Oklahoma robberies
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itit two weeks I -11"- ' 11 ' : - - --- thin
4 ot t
t''''o'L -:'-k - ' ' Dciiiii of the plot includ-
I ”iir itt right Home '
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0 ove ) - -- o e ' 1 g -
I P' Randolph told CaJeel the A 4 7 o- - et! II ot Atfir Ilitler's par-
f it! aere at Wriglit's home last 1 ' 0! -c '-'6- I ' 1 y newspaper and
t forging
aataly She said she and 1 - 1
k '-'oi-N -4 Prrsidtwt itoosevelt's name
Cioneron were in a front room when
111aw the Nilf7111 1111(1 other of- o r -:'"oL16 1 oli lake 11hits House letter-
1 74 heads Hard said
y
I li! cis drive op - -- A A
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Allay and Elranta were in al '6" ! oil' ICA C 11 Await Testimony roday
b til 041111 anti Allay vas HNIPPI) " she I
-I $ sckaetcial algintshtethp three
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— aaaaa wssy L uuy
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i Othil and Alble vas aNleep" she I
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-Lesti locked the door and
then ran back and woke up Alb12
anl tOld him the cops were OUt J perons accused of espion
wAtAlif iiVe said that government's
ade Abe picked up a shotgun
charges wou
and stood !ust inside the front door1
The sheriff was hammering on the THIS PICTURE shows Erich Gla:zer Otto Voss and Guenther Gus- Id be elaborated
izG3o7e-nytehaer
r
May Catudder Offer st I 1 Ile silentl was hammering on tne : I ril rm I (dna snows Emit tsaisaer ono voss and Guenther Gus-
b
Old army deserter who last
iuitl lie elauoratea
1
ittitsPitkl lie ‘ptetltsit:i(lutne:d1 irl INcr guilty to the
It will include the resslon to1 STATE JUDGE tt scour RALLY door and calling for us to open up' tave Rumrich (left to right)
three of the four defendants before ehblOn
Hungary of Czechoslovak areas ' When he couldn't get in Ile kicked of the !UZI spy trial in federal court at New York A few minutes after :I!
the door down As he stepped in ' the trial opened Glaser and Voss heard Rumrich plead guilty to charges
lif"tulittl'itrinclitt''sli!tory Hardy said would
where Hungarians are predomi- I
nant but the cessions will be I DAPS LIQUOR To BE HELD i Albie shot him" i of selling U S military secrets to the German government
13ased on a 1930 ethnolo ' gical map I m ' Miss Randolph said that Owen IStory at the right)
i at
instead of a 1910 map the Hun- I 'screamed staggered out the door
and fell
tilhol
e' anshAdk ilittisis te i cill in h
onreutsaing at nde 1 ENFORCEMENT WEST OF CITY D Ruth
' Ran Out Rear
oor ' Etung Looks On As involve Johanna Hofmann lormacs
etties of Bratislavia Nara Kosice I "The other men picked hint eili liairdresNer nil the German liner
and Uzhorod wh To Elect Committee Nam
ich have Hun- ' Why Sentence Country
and started back to town" she eon- I xwite Shoots Europa who allegedly acted m
'
warian minorities and which 1-Ion- :
!U
H ntied th
"Then we all ran out e! E transcontina1 messenger between
en
sary had demanded Boys If Officials Sanction' kg 1939 Officers of Dis-1 back way got into the car and ' C oots Husband agents here alid in Germany: Otto
The Czechs believed that In the i ws've been traveling ever since" ' s Hermann Voss :tilled mechanic
i
'ight of weekend developments Whirky Hauls? He Asks ! trict No 2
' Wright 24 admitted from the D6ctors Believe Man accused of stealum military plans
he Hungarians Ak'011id either ite-1 1 I
fast that the sheriff was killed at r From A n n Cu:Ai:tad front the Seversky Aircraft
'cut or seriously consider the of- ' OknAllOsin sITY Oct 17- - About 200 Scout Lea nd o
ds are) sea- nsa
ito Captain Sheppard salt! V‘ ill Recover li 1
u C-001- ! Conou'l-lnil plant ahm e L0 was
fel' ' which they essnounced at ' tUP---fsederal Judge A P Mortill)silanSlasts—iire— )1' dile to gather west of but insisted for hours that Cameron t tsts ounds employed and Erich Glaser army
t omarom as ridiculous today attacked state enfcreement ' Clslear Luke at 7:30 tomorrow night aas the killer In his first state-: Weather Is ornate at Michell field charged
Frantisek Chvalkovsky Czecho- of liquor laws i m HOLLYWOOD Oct 17— air corps communication code
ent he said he was asleep when i with stealing for Rworich a secret
slovaY foreign minister returned for a District No 2 rally it MIN
Speaking irom the bench hs - ' Cameron ran in and said he had UPI—
Prom Munich and Berlin with the i took cognirstoce of newspaper re- announced today by John Colclazier bhOt the sheriff Scandal-shy Hollywood honed today p Seurteen in Germany
toys that negotiations would bet ports that a group with important' district commissioner Wright was arrested when °Hi-
that Ruth Etting's present husband retheted shot by her fonner husband ould the alleged conspiracy but 14 of
In all 18 persons were named In
taunted and while the govern- I political connections was alleged to One of the principal
purposes of ecrs spotted his ear in a woods near 1
! w
ment viewed it as a negative vie- I be "muscling in" on Oklahoma's recover If he doesn't there will be Again today a predicted cool wave them are in Germany safe from
' He rally will be to select a nom- Poplar Bluffs and placed a watch
1 a murder trial aod a sensational
ory over Hungary It nevertheless! Wick whIskY business I Mating commitee to name the over it Wright said he and Cam- had not arrived in Oklahoma so provecution Two of the tatters—
represented the first favorable! Said Murrah: 1 1939 dietriet officers Harry MI- (Turn to page 2 column 7) probing of the movie colony's social Capt Lieut Erich Pfeiffer chief of
Weatherman Harry Wahlgren pre-
turn for this country since the "Why should one-gallused coon- I strom Is the present district chair- ' structute If he does it was confi- German naval intelligence at Bre-
3odetenland crisis try boys be brought up here and sent mum dently predicted that there would dieted it again
men and Lieut Commander Ernst
have brought assurances was understood to to the penitentiary then they haul I be no prosecution
That Rocky Mountain low pies- Mueller chief of naval intelligence
Badge councilors troop commit- ew Iron Lung
ssurances that the whisky in here by truck loads in ! Meryl Mclennan 30 a musician sure area is slow in getting out the at Hamburg—laid the foundation
Oermany would aid Czechoslo- fancy bottles apparently with thn ! te"ne" and all persons interested In ssi Miss Etting's present husband was way" the United Press quoted for he nazi spy ring in the United
! ry
(Turn to page 2 column 8) sanction of seine stale officialsr scoming activities wee especiall Arrives in City repot led in a fair condition from a IA'ahlgren as saying "The high States Hardy said by seeking out
M
— en
ewhile possiollities increased! "riled to attend I bullet wound in the lining of his ab- barometric pressure that is bring- persons of German blood to serve
for a grand jury investigation 01! Troop stunts will highlight the
American Legion Postsl (11)111" ""d paysicians believed ne lug snow and freezing weather to as agents
Court to Review the reports County Attorney Lewis! prcgram which is expected to be ' had an excellent chance for re- ' Idaho and Wyoming cannot move Rumrich received his first orders
Monis en Oklahoma county sari viewed by many parents of Scouts ' Donate Iron Lung to Ma emery into Oklahoma until the low has fr(sn an attache of the Bremen of-
that e uch an investigation was Campfire entertainment: lo being gone on" lice named Sanders Hardy said af-
Alien Question "very likely" I arranged by W C Wallace Her- sonic Hospital "Did Not !Mend to Shoots
He could not say anti Miss Etting ' It was really winter in the moon- ter he had offered hie services in a
Gov E W Marland was schedul- I ben Priddy is in charge of the ral-
The iron lung recently purelias- ' weud not !ay whether prosecutisso tains today Wahlgren averred letter to the Voelkischer Beobachtets
Decislon Says Membership ed to return to Oklahoma City this ly program
id by the American Legion posts would follow his recovery but Four inches of snow were on the the nazi party paper through which
afternoon front a vacation in Mex-1 In the event weather cancels the of this vicinity Ls on display at i "Colonal" Martin INese Snyder 43 ground at Landers Wyo and more Chancellor Adolf Hitler's personal
in Communist Party is lem but advLsers said that his return ' outside meeting tre rally will be the Walters Furniture store win-1 her former husband whose furious was falling wire reports stated opinions are aired
had been delayed for a 'brief time held at the First Christian church (low for the next few days and ! jealousy of her was well known in Modina Utah recorded an over- Sanders according to Hardy said
Not Deporting Grounds mavbe a (lay or two" I --- will later be placed in the Payne the theatrical world doting theos night inininium of 28 degrees Germany would pay for information
WASHINGTON Oct 17—UPt— Lieut-Gov James Nary said Unt
the U S impreme court texlayl did not want to comment or il
mintage announced blithly in jail But Oklahoma temperatures con- about Amerieun mcbilization and
he li epresentative Of County Masonic hospital here
t '
The iron lung was purchased that he would not be prosecuted tinued at a level well above the cit tense plans passport b la n ks
sranted tl'e federal government's speak for the governor but that he :Pope at Congress through the sponsorship of the that Miss Etting would see to that seasonable average Cushing had through winch to send nazi agents
canton for a review of the fifth I was sure that Marland would "take
Yale Stillwater Drumright Oil- Snyder said he hadn't intended a high of 85 this afternoon after into rtLlit data concerning the
ihruit court of appeals decision I whatever action is necessary"
a:Wing that membership in the Murrell made his statement whil NEW ORLEANS Oct 17—iljp) ton arid Cushing posts of the to shoot his former a ife's present the mercury touched 60 at 5 o'clock' manufacture of annamento by Am
Ammon's party is not in itself sentencing a ma accused of a e George Cardinal Mundelein ar- American Legion The posts raised husband that the gun hod gone of f this morning for the low Yester- wean firms and for sundry military
I ' n rived by special train from Chi- money by entertainment and sub- by accident Idays high here was 86 degrees secrets
ncunds for deporting an alien from! liquor violation to five months m
cago today as the personal repre- scriptions and are contributing Alderman Miss Etta' and Sny- i The highest in the nation Sunday GaN in Fountain Pen
the United States I jail
sentative of Pope Pius XI during this newest life-saving device to der's daughter who is Miss Etting's' was recorded at Frederick Okla The plot to obtain passport
The circuit coma rendered its de-I "Nobody seems Interested in en-I
national eucharistic ti eighth the local hospital i 'Turn to Page 2 Column b)
' secretary told a tlinerent storys when t he temperature climbed to
ssion in releasing Joseph George' forcing liquor he federal' u
laws but t
I this Id A 'ri n city W A Drake post commander I Snyder
congress n o me eat shot niin in a i
a aous rage 93 degrees Coolest weather In the
Strecker Hot Spriogs Ark from 1 govenunent and of coon
'e the only
I of Catholicism of the local post stated: ''The they said and If Miss Louie hadn't state was at Chickasha where the Special Election
threaened deportation on a writ reason they have is the federal '
One hundred thousand Catito- commanders of She various posts gotten her own 1)091 and if his I mercury dropped to 49
:t habeas cormas Deportation was' liquor tax" lies from all parts of the United desire to thank the people in Yale daughter hadn't find Ii loos he 1 111
Ordered to 14 lit
ardered for Strecker born in Atts-I --------
'States lined the streets front Un- Stillwater Druntright Oillon and would have shot them sli r
trim on the basis of admitted mem- I Lindbergh Begins 1 ion Station to famous St Louis Cushing for their generousity in Sava Ile Threatened Mr ll'ayne Timber :Senate N acancy
1
isership in the communist party In I 'cathedral along Part of the route assisting the posts lit raising the '
Screen and di h r
radio i WI Ett- I II 'fro L PrkiloI
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tquituu our 111 traveled by this city's first euehar- funds to purchase the iron lun -c-1n
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1 I II V I"f I I VII)Vij ' OKLAHOMA CITY Oct 17—
to—-s--:Oi-e0 11 i 1:i: drama
I Plane Industry
istic procession 204 years ago The iron lung was received tins ing v7a h
Papal flags fluttered over the ave morning from Massachusetts hay-
She became a radio and 'envie s 1113)--Acting Gov James Berry -
tar -
on nn Emilanon continued today day
t to
called a printery and a special
LI
to the
BERN Oct 17—tUF9—Col Inues under a rain-threatening sky ing been shipped by express because beautiful and cxquisitely in an attempt to learn the cause election fill state senate 8eat
mrges A Lindbergh began an she
or W N Barry of Okemah Barry
t feminine could sitta hkr a burl-
a prairie fire Satorday evening that
spection tour of the German air- I 4- Stillwater I bolds site recounted the tone but she wept m '''''"" as leadin1 swept more than 1500 acres of tim- - died 'last Thursday of pneumonia
etrt's
eft industry today !Child Drowned bur grazit c and farm land in and was buried yesterday wes-
The acting goventer said that the
His program tided two days i °inning of New up to the shooting ot l1 - husband tern Payne county the United Press
visiting factories near Berlin' In Stock Tank -It was a case of illitta ya1011Sy said
of Still-
Pte military would be held November
two men ember A Mite of the general elec
1
ien he was expected to go to I Library Building (Turn to page 2 caamai 5) Sheriff L L Fisher said that it I and the special election on Nov-
uthern Germany and return to AUGUSTA Kan Oct 17-1 UP t : had been reported that
maim: 1 ear
Did Yo II 2
u - Mq Il
'll l'ar H it Sp
' Ot here the ' tion
s home off the Brittany coast J O Richardson went to the barn The formal
on his farm here last night to
mary opened today and will close
The filing period for the pil-
ls weekend fire as belaaed to have started
complete eld Sunday afternoon with a
plete his chores He saw some water's new public library was
--
LP EDITOR DIES thing white floating on top of the ' '
large attendance from Stillwater: —
COMPLAINTS I on October 2'2 at 5 p m
TOKYO Oct 17—tUP1— surrounding cities about the lack
Selji water in the stock tank' investi- Fascists Arrest "It will be probably one of the
mut 59 known as the magazine gated and found the body of his '
The program included introdue-
' and
'-' of rain? Not only the farm '
ng of Japan died today of heart two-year-old daughter Virginia tion of all persons who had a part farm-fastest fastest elections ever held in Okla
ers but yard and landscape 1 rominent Jews ' home" Berry said "There will not
gardners the vegetable raisers ' be much time for campaigning"
sease He was president of the Ann
The girl had wandered away in the building of the library a
'wspaper Hochi and author of
from the house an hour before and a tour through the library who was heard complaining bit- communique disclosed today
Many from Cushing attended speech by Dr H G Bennett and and an ancient colored woman ROME Oct 17—tUP)—An offi-1
Nal
veral books Outbreak in Mexico
a doctor said that she apparently
!
terly—"this country sure is that "several" persons including!
? I had fallen into the tank short the opening J M Grubbs chair-
ly
goilf to the dogs'—war over the Prominent Jews had been arrested '
Is Guarded Against
Did You See '
- afterward ocean t - —and not enough mois- on charges of maintaining "anti-
I !w man of the Cushing public library ard Mrs G K Laughlin Mrs ture to bring up mustard seed" fascist t ce li s " I n two northern Italy' MEXICO CITY Oct 17--(cm--
------- lIlouses Will Be F A Hawley Mrs Norman Tay- What will you bet Granny that cities or otherwise opposing "the um Manuel Avilo Climactic) mint-
' med as among those arrested te of Sonora tcla
THAT the house at 009 South
'Auctioned Tonight 'or member e d
s and Miss Olivette bsttaerofilastoioniolal doeeny eri
se ctoonsurteddt4
' Cleveland occupied by P E StlYar librarian and Miss Lenore vetntoort have a rain before the week regime" i
Tennison Is being brick-veneer- Giffin assistant librarian
I
were Dr Dino Philipson of Flo- precautionary measures to be taken
:
ed? Work at least has started A public auction will be held at — That Mr an rence a former liberal member of d Mrs George R In case of an outbreak against Gen
on one room and sufficient brick the City Commissioners room in the LABOR HEADS CONVENE White and Mr and Mrs L M the chamber of deputies and Prof yocupicio governor of the state
Is stacked in the yard to indi- City Hall tonight at 7:30 The two MEXICO CITY Oct 17--CUP) Oliverson both visited Bob Eugenio Colorni of Trieste A manifesto has been issued by -
cate more work houses located at 213 North Steele 'Matthew Woll vice president of Burns' home at Van Buren Ark- The arrests were made as the re-
labor elements demanding the Im-
--
and 321 East Oak street will be aue- the American Federation of Labor ansas last week? Neither couple suit of an investigation by the peachment of Yocupicio the legis-
An eight pound gray wild honed to the highest bidder These and A Shearer a member of the
knew the other was there until "OVRA' the secret political Po- lature and Judiciary of the state
goose brought down by the gun hcuses are located on the lots that AFL's executive committee arrived they met in the home of Van hoe it was said and Ri the men in-
charging unconstitutional infringe-
went
of Clarence ch Buren's most fa
esou of j109 will be used for the Library site lby airplane today to participate in r
East Maple street? He was A large number of individuals ! a three day labor meeting fatuous son which volved are to be tried by the tri-
of the rights of labor
has become a mecca for all tour- burial for defense of the state The governor was being farmer A
hunting at Clear Lake and be- have inspected the houses accord-1 ' 1st Mr and Mrs White also - - guarded at Navojoa Dispatches re 1 :o
of the season Geese are fairly it is expected
lieves he bagged the first goose log to Loren Crook city clerk and Japan tells League of Nations visited a one hundred year old Federal deficit for the first guar- ported an exchange of shots ber '4
0
the bidding will be members c 0 u n te r measures will plantation home at Van Buren ter of fiscal year rises k) $700983- tween agrarians and rural guarcbc-!1
rare in this ErEa stirtted --' - fallow 2117 attemut at sanctions la 711t21 12L's 1''lltte ra Lary- 3'l3 putect deLt $72 at litultalw o:a Saurday
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Fire Is Probed
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tapt Lieut erten rimer enter or
Many Pri
itructu-le If he does it was courts Weatherman Harry Germa naval intelligence at Bre-
Wahlgren pre-
nowegement witil MEM rtugue
!urn for this country since the lUitt warm (sincere Harry Art- t turn 10 page z COLUIIIII 1
1 i zes "Why should one-gallused coun-
strom is the preent
eudeteniand crisis s ditric
st chair- n
"Hunger never takes a holiday' I try boys be brought up here and sent man dently predicted that there woule dieted it again
"That Rocky Mountain low pres- Mueller chief of naval intelligence
men and Lieut Commander Ernst
tays Miss Hogue "the heelth hole ' Chvalkovsky was understood to to the penitentiary then they haul'
tetEntliediglealcouneilurs troop commit- Meryl At
New Iron Lung be no proeceuttun
at Hamburg-laid the foundation
have tire man 30 a musician area is slow in getting out the sure
and happiness not only of the in - brought tessurantes that I the whisky in here by truck loads in !
mkt) sfoLtdsic Ititaazriosptyairdingbyinsethekebygnioteudt
natio
Id ell persons interested in
dividual and the family but of tht Germany would aid Czeehosio- l fancy bottles apparently with the 1
tient ales ere especialls c es Etting's preemt husband was waNe" the United Press quoted
nation and the w orld de pe nd ver
s s (Turn to page 2 column 8) sanction of scum stale officials?' ! setal'ing Arri lis ves in it repotted in a fair conditton from a 1A'ahlgr( n as saying ''The
Ibullet wound in the lining of his ab- barometric pressure that is bring-
t strongly on the way the housewil — Meenwinle possiollities increased! urged Lo attend
poysicians believed he
persons of German blood to eerve
diselturges her duty of properi court to Review for a grand jury investigation of l Troop stunts will highlight the
1 American Legion Posts th)111(" ""d
' lug snow end freezing weather to a agents
'
feeding her household" the n'ports County Attorney Lewis prcgram which is expected to be had un excellent chance for re- Idaho and Wyoming cannot move
into Oklahoma until the low has Rumrich received his first orders
-
In additien to the enjoyment ant Monis ot Oklahoma county sari viewed by many parents of Scouts Donate Iron Lung to Ma- covers fruit an attache of the Bremen of
s practical betide s to be derived sot lien Question th r ueh an investigation wes Campfire entertainmenC es being
"Ihd Not !Mend to Shoot- gone on" lice named Sanders Hardy said af-
' heve other attractions in store lot 41 "very likely" I arranged by W C Wallace Her- sonic Hospital Ile could not say anti Nlise Etting ' It was really winter in the moun- ter he had offered hie services in a
you at the cooking school A lar thins today Wahlgren averred Purr to the Voelkischer Beobachter
gt Gov E W Marland was schedul- I bent Priddy is in charge of the rai-
wcu not
l list of attractive eamples souvenir Decislon Says Membership ed to return to Oklahoma City this ly program The iron lung recently Purchas- ' ld say whethe r prosecutiset
ed by the American Legion posts would follow his recovery bui Four inches of snow were on the the nazi party paper through which
and gifts will be arranged ant : ' afteinooll Trent a vacation In MeN-1 In the event weather cancels the teese SliVder 43 ground Rt Landers Wyo and more Chancellor Adolf Hitler's personal
1 - presentations will be made at th m Communist Party is leo but advLsers said that his return
outside meeting will g tee rally bl of this vicinity Ls on display at "Colonal" Martin
- ' tile Walters Furniture store win- 1 her former husband whose- furious was falling wire reports stated opinions are aired
G
- close of each talk A free ticket tt Not Dep roun
orting ds i had been delayed for a 'brief time i
i held at the First Christian church
(low for the next few days and jealousy of her was well known in 'Melina Utah recorded an over- Sanders according to Hardy said
the Dunkin is to be given eael ' maybe a day or two"
vill later be land in the Payne the theatrical world d ng uo theo m m
e night inininiu of 28 degrees Germany would pay for information
vomit attending the ()wiling se & WASHINGTON Oct 17--UPi Lieut-Gov Julius &try said that --- ce i le
e'
epresentative Of 'County Masonic hospital here multiage announced blithly in jail But Oklahoma temperatures con- about Amerfran mcbilization and
atom the U S etemnte court today he did not want to comment ot : le
The iron lung was purchased that he would not be prosecuted tinued at a level well above the cit tense plans passport blanks
make i 3
ranted tl'e federal government's
Remember the dates and make for the governor but that he :Pope at Congress through the sponsorship of the that Miss Etting would see to that seasonable averages Cushing had through which to send nazi agents
data with yourself to attend end ietition for a review of the fifth' was sure that Marlend would "take
Yale Stillwater Dremright Oil- Snyder said he hadn't intended a high of 85 this enernoon after into RusIii data concerning the
day We have been fortunate In se :Irma court of appeals decision whatever action is "ecessarY'" Ale NEW ORLEANe Oct 17-(ellet ton and Cushing Posts of the to abOet his former eifc's present ' the mercury touched 60 at 5 o'clock' manufacture of annamento by Am
curing The Dunkin Theatre as tie )(Acting that membership in the I Murrell made his statement wl
a George Cardinal Mundelein ar- American Legion The posts raised husband Unit the gun lid gout' off this morning for the
e low Yester- e (i
eimmunLst party is not in itself'
an nns and for sundry military
scene of the Cooking school sentencing a man accused of
rived by special train from Chi - money by entertainment and sub- by accident I(lays high here wits 86 degrees secrete
--- utunds for deporting an alien from '
-T----- liquor violation to five months mi
cago today as the personal repre- scriptions and are contributing Alderman Mies Ettm an
e d Soy- i The highest in the nation Sunday GaN in Fountain Pen
the United States ja sentative of Pope Pius XI during il e this newest life- der s
saving device to daughter who is Nlis Ettings was recorded at Frederick Okla The plot to obtain passport
' e ''
go 1
'Long Step From The circuit court rende I red its de- "Nobody seems interested in el I
' the eighth national eucharistic the local hospital (Turn to Page 2 Column b)
' e when the temperature climbed to
keight Ends in ssion in releasing Joseph George' forcing liquor laws but the federa l I I
leongress n this old American city W A Drake DONE t DinMani ( 1
post -!- -- ---1-'-' secretary told a Oitterent story
I Snyder shot hint in a j(aloos rage' 93 degrees Coolest weather in the
Strecker liot Spriogs Ark from governmei t and of course the only
c s
of Cath o li 1 en of the lucid pose stated: The
- VI-Foot Plunge threaened deportation on a writ reason they have is the federal
One hundred thousand Catito- commanders of the various posts they said and If Miss Lttuig hadn't state was at Chickasha where the Special Election
gotten her own Mte e and If his I mercury dropped to 49
st habeas corpute Deportation was' liquor tax" lies from all parts of the United desire to thank the people in Yale I in 11
daughter hadn he
't fiod to m he ' Ordered to f
CHICKASHA Okla Oa 17- ordered for Strecker born in Atte- I ---- - --------
'States lined the streets from Utt- Stillwater Drimiright Oillon and
111P)-A B Eddine Frisco railroad tria on the basis of admitted mem- I Lindbergh Begi li S 1 ion Station to famous St Louis Cushing for t heir generousity in would have shot them d I i
Says Ile Threatened Orr ll'ayne Timber r
Se n at e N acancy
brakeman and conductor related berehIP ill the colintillidet WO' ill I I cathedral along Part of the route tssisting I he posts lit raising the drama
and radio ett NI
from a hoepitel bed here today how 1932 and 1931 Tour in (ermany I traveled by this city's first euchar- funds to purchase the iron lu heroine of MI i ng Screen ss : - I"
l's Eit ' ire Is I ) b
roe d
OKLAHOMA CITY Oct 17-
lug was 1:!C
he took a "long step" off the rear 'Elle case is regarded as of par- Of Plane Industry istic procession
as
i 204 years ago The iron lung w received tins
Site became a radio end movie star (UP) ----Acting Gov James Berry toe
of a freight Lenin caboose last night Ocular significance because of its Papal flags fluttered over the ave- morning from b l est pus Massachusetts hay- itel An hot
-ti
gallocontinued n co todey clay called a primary and a special
ay
The night was dark Etiditis said effect on Mores of various urgent- BERLIN Oct 17--(UP)-ColInues under a rain -threatening sky log been shipped by express ecause beautifu nd in an attempt to learn the cause of ' election to fill the state senate seat
and so he could not see that the eitions to force deportation of Her- Charges A Lindbergh began an t i feminine site could sloe hkr a ban- a prairie fire &dems o eve!I ' llg that t
l : of W N Barry of °kernels Barry
i freight had stopped on a trestle ry Bridges west coast CIO direct- inspection tour of the German air- i - esano as
I o u she e m i
t swept o than 1500 Um
acres of - died last Thursday of pneumonia
Over a creek bed He plunged 20 or on the grounds that Bridges is craft industry today !Chi
1d Drowned Stillwater I bolds tshe ne rbt wpt ecounted the eAri 1 at :t
mre
'''' tr HI"- bee grazit e and farm land it
I "'s- and was buried yesterday
-: feet front the caboose to a sand a member of the eumnunist party His program isniuded two days
I St oc k T an k g- I
n Openin of New up to the shooti ealotisy
e ' ng ot ls hueband
-It cf e sam
tern Pa ess
y i ne county the United Pr:
The acting got-enter said that the
bar suffering a fractur m
ed left arm Bridges however denies ember- of visiting factories near Berlin - was a as o insan j
r I pimary would be held November
and a ehoultier injury ship in the party Then he was expected to go to 1brary Building (Turn to page 2 ceitalut 5) Sheriff L L Fisher said that it 1 and the special election on Nov-
) -
Eddins' home is Oklahoma City Proecedillis were instituted' ug- southern Germany and return to AUGUSTA Kan Oct 17-1UP had been reported that two men ember g thee of the general Flees
Must Beidges hue spring but were his home off the Brittany coast J O Richardson went to the barn The formal °penile: of Still-1 Did You Hear? Pie Mf'll !War flit- SpOt here the I eon The filing period for the pet-
Five Killed As suspended when the circuit court this weekend
---- on his farm here last night to
e his chores Hw -
eatei s new public library was ! fire w s be lived to have started a b li ((I a ta tett i mary opened today and will close
' rendered its opinion in the Strecker complet e sa so me held Sunday afternoon with a l I on October 2'2 at 5 p m
'
Planes Collide ease Born n Australia Bridges JAP EDITOR DIES thing white floating on top of the ' huge attendance horn Stillwater I C --
OMPLAINTS about the lack Fascists Arrest "It will be probably one of the
like S trecker has taken out first i water in the stock tank investi- !
TOKYO Oct 17-4UP)--Seli ted and f d the f hi and surrounding cities
DETROIT Oce 17-etPt-Tee papers but never has completed the Noma 59 known as the m two-ye g
aoun body os
The program Included introdue- '-' of rain? Not only the farm- I)
romin me Th
ent Jews fastest elections ever held in Oklae
'ho Berry said "ere will not
' planes collided over the Motor Cite naturalization process' king of Japan died today of heart -old daughter Virginia tion of all persons who had a part era but yard and landscape 1
m
gardners the vegetable raisers I be much time for capaigning"
airPort yesterday exploded am The government In appealing the disease He was president of the Ann in the building G of the library a
-- i carried five persons to their death L m
trecker case contended that me-
newspaper Hochi and author of The girl had wandered away speech by Dr H Bennett and and an ancient colored woman ROME Oct 17-(UP)-An offi-1
e victims were William Stant- bershio in the communist party is a several books from the house an hour before and a tour through tile Cushi Grubbs g libr ary attended who was heard complaining bit- teal nt communique disclosed today Outbreak in Mexico
Th
a doctor said that she apparently terly--"this country sure is that "several" persons including
po 1
n
- slaw 35 pilot: Walter Paselk 441 deportable offense on the grounds ' had fallen into the tank short Many front
ly goin' to the dogs-war over the Promine Jews had been arrested '
m Is Guarded Against
chair-
n--and not enough mots-
' pilot and Ford Motor copel that the party advocates overthrow on charges of maintaining "anti-
ocea
wollter Francis Baby 23 Chrysler of the goveriunent by force Did You See? afterward
the opening J M
i man of the Cushing public library
nd occupied by have a rain before the
Mimi Mrs G K Laughlin Norman Tay-
Mrs ture to bring up mustard
seed" fascist cells" in two northern Italy MEXICO CITY Oct 17--asp)--
Corp worker: Robe ------e el awley rt E Lee 20 Ill Will I3e What will you bet Granny that cities or otherwise opposing "the urn Manuel Avilo Camacho mini-
A H Mrs
and his son Robert E Jr three Troop school To THAT the house at 609 ouses South tor membere atid Miss Oilvette we do n t regime ' reg e I ster of national defense toured the
- and a half years old P E Auctioned Tonight Named as among rr
g those aested I etate of Sonora today considering
' Clevela ' snYd libr arian an e and MIS8 Lei end of the week
Witne sa
sses id the plants col- Open Here Tonight Tennison is being brick-veneer- !Gifficr n assistt librarian i m m
were Dr Dino Philipson of Flo- precautionary measures to be taken
tided Ls One took off an ed? Work at least has started A public auction will be held at
d the other That Mr and Mrs George n rence a former liberal member of I in ease of an outbreak against Gen
—
prepared to land Stanislaw with Cuehing's third annual troop on one room and sufficient brick the City Commissioners room in the LABOR HEADS CONVENE White and Mr and Mrs L M the chamber of deputies and Prof Yocupleio governor of the state
Baby as passenger tried vainly to school for reseree officers °penis is stacked in the yard to Ind' City Hall tonight at 730 The two MEXICO CITY Oct 17--fIJP) Oliverson both visited Bob Eugeelo Colorni of Trieste A manifesto has been issued by
yen the crash by nosing his ship its doors at 7 o'clock tonight at 101 cate more work houses located at 213 North Steele Matthew Woll vise president of Burns' home at Van Buren Ark- The arrests were made as the re-
labor elements demanding the i
6
Wives of the men witnessed the
salt 1-2 East Broadway Captain C T
Richardson instructor announced
i
and 321 East Oak street will be aue- the American Federation of Labor
ansas last week? Neither couple ‘eult of pe
an investigation by the m-t
achment of Yocupicio the kids-
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knew the other was there until OVRA' the secret political Po- lature and judiciary of the state
An eight pound gray wild honed to the highest bidder These and A Shearer a member of the
---- It is planned to hold weekly sea- goose brought down by the gun hcuses are located on the lots that APL's executive committee arrived they met In the home of Van lice it was said and the men in- charging unconstitutional Infringe- -
' ENGLISH DESIGN ER DIES slots until late next spring Rich- of Clarence Richest:in of e109 will be used for the Library site 1 by airplane today to participate In Buren's most fatuous son which volved are to be tried by the tri- ment of the rights of labor
!Mall England Oct 11-(IP) ardson said The Russo-Japanese East Maple street? He was A large number of individuals a three day labor meeting has become a mecca for all tour- bunal for defense of the state The governor was being strongly 1
i Bir Hem Fowler 68 eminent en- war of 1904-5 will be studied by the hunting at Clear Lake and be- have inspected the houses accord-1 ' 1st Mr and Mrs White also guarded at Navojoa Dispatches ye
- '- '' Ebner died today Be was the de- officers Reserve officers in and heves he bagged the first goose ing to Loren Crook city clerk and Japan tells League of 'Nations visited a one hundred year old Federal deficit for the first guar- ported an exchange of shots Ise
' 4 airier of the famous Royal Boot lto near Mating are expected to at- of the season Geese are fairly it is expected die bidding will be members e 0 o it ter measures will plantation home at Van Buren ter of fiscal year rises to $700983- tween agrarians and rural ituartbr!il
' comottret - tense i
rant 111 this area- seeetted --e e esIlese easy atter:et et sanction& in telLich I'!sss 1''114-te Tee neer- 73e3 otsb:en debt V32:in4 at iinatatie2:lio on BaLirdaF 4':i:'-
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thundershowers late tonight or
rumdayi cooler northwest por-
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portions Tuesday LIVEST DAILY LARCES1 CIRCULATION BETWEEN OKLAHOMA CITY AND TULSA
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u:0 escaped the pollee trap 1 1 r ill' I : 711 400 f ——liA II T cw t it i '---1 ' 1 iv yesterday 1 1 '4' f t ' ' '' - filar H ardy outlined in fed-
w ':'
' i eral eon rt today a fantastic
! liglit's denials la — ded before the
k- of Betty Jo Randolph 20 — - ' Ie k l conspiracy by means of
lloak 41
8111 Eleanor Chugs la who told "-A s' 1 - - Miiell lit said nazi Ger-
mm in Castel! chief of the 11itte 1 '
1 ' : Mil ily 110110(1 t 0 Obtain Jai
10111 t and Capt A D Sheppard'
iio were In the farmhouse near — - potant American military
la when Sheriff OWI'll was kill-1 It i
a nil tit l'e list! secrets through
(41 I'lle Lit 18 said they had been: Z 1 r4t:t p plitorly paid agents of Ger
1
i 11 Wright and Cameron sought'
1 Ili' t -
!-!1 titan nationality and extrac-
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l number of Oklahoma robberies
i ?1-kk i -141-' 4-4
Ia two weeks I -1141 : ' - -- thin
1-'" ' -7
t'''k :'-k - '' 1-' Dcliiik of the plot includ-
I mir itt right Home '
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0 to ) - -- o e ' 1 A
I i'S Randolph told CaJeel the A 4 7 - - et! II ot Atiir Ilitler's par-
l it' were at Wriglit's home last 1 ' 0! -c '-'6- I ' 1 y newspaper and forging
diataly She said she and 1 - 1
k 4- N -4 Prrsidtwt itoosevelt's name
Clineron were in a front room when
tit ttw' the Nilf7111 1111(1 other of- o le '''''I'At' 6 i'-' oli lake IV hits House letter-
' 'n' y'! i' '1
I thris drive PP -4 ' - AO hcads Hardy said
A !
fi'A (1' 1 Await Testimony roday
Aline and I:humor were in al Itli6V' I'
ke
i I) ill Othil and Albie wits asleep" she
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