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THE OKFUSKEE COUNTY NEWS
COMBINED WITH THE OKEMAH LEDGER
Official County and city Pa Per
411 WEST BDWY-OKEMAH OKLA-ROMA
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Okfuskee County 1150 a Year Outside the County
ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION
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9uo moor to the INDEPENDENT Entered as (second Masa matter
28 1904 at Okemah I T postoffIce under the Act of ConSre09
of March 8 1897
Coast Guard Reflects Race's Nobility
To get encouragement about the state of the world
these days you have to go to the humble rather than to
the great It is the unsung hero of everyday life who per-
suades us that the race may not be heading for the dark
ness of the pit after all
There died in a New York suburb the other day Capt
John Penny a veteran marner 81 years of age who had
put in 42 years as a life saver in the Coast Guard The
papers took note of his death by revieIving his cnreer and
recalling some of the more sensational rescues vhich he
had taken part It wasn't an extraordinary tal the annals
of the Coast Guard could duplicate it a hundred times
probably for shipwrecks heroism and devotion to duty
are part of the day's work in that outfit And yet it was
well worth reading and pondering about for like all these
Coast Guard stories—it hints broadly that the human race
can behave pretty nobly whenever anyone in authority
thinks to ask it to do so
The Coast Guard is a police organization in the
broadest sense of the word That is it exists not merely to
enforce the law but to preserve order to lend a hand
where a hand is needed and to see to it that help is avail-
able at all times and places
If you are at sea in a small fishing boat and a hurri-
cane unbeknownst to you is coming your way the Coast
Guard will hunt you out and warn you If you drift away
from shore in a rowboat and night is coming on the
Coast Guard will go and get you If you are in a steamer
whose engines break down a Coast Guard cutter will I
come along and give you a tow If your ship runs on the
rocks the Coast Guard boys will be thee e to save your life
—at the loss of their own lives as often as not
This sort of thing is mirrored in the account of Cap-
tain Penny's life as it is in every biography of a member
of that outfit and it is worth while to reflect on what it
all signifies The Coast Guard does not exist to make a
profit for somebody It does not give the government
which supports it any commercial advantage It is not pri-
marily a fighting force—although when occasion demands
it can fight with the best of them
Its existence simply reflects the race's instinct for
order for mutual help for cooperative action to make life
safer and easier Its hired hands who get neither glory
nor riches cheerfully accept the most shocking risks with
a devotion to duty not exceeded anywhere And we the
taxpayers gladly pay for the maintenance of the whole
business
Isn't all this rather heartening? Individuals—such
as the innumerable Captain Pennys--Lêan be heros without
the incentive of war they can do hard jobs well with- -
out the incentive of wealth they can be supported by a
simple appeal to their countrymen's generosity and good
sense
If we coLild live up to the Coast Guard we might have
a pretty decent sort of world
Intrigue Undermines Peace Hopes
Uneasy rumblings from below the surface of Europe
indicate that this is going to be a tense and nervous spring
The German army it is said has been warned to be
ready for any emergency and the warning is being taken
' to -heart by the people of Hungary Czechoslovakia and
Austria—who figure naturally enough that any 'activity
of the German army is more than likely to be directed
it them But despite these rumors there is little belief
that any actual invasion is contemplated The new tech-
nic of conquest doesn't work that way A modern dictator
is joq a shade more subtle
In each of the small nations just mentioned there is
an active Nazi party And if Hitler in his wisdom should
aspirc to gobble up one of these countries it Would be the
loud branch of Nazidom that would do the dirty work
Instoad of invasion there would be a rebellion a
carefully-planned coup' d'etat financed and direct-
ed frem abroad The German army might indeed mobilize
but it Vould mobilize simply as a warning and not in the
expoetation of doing any act nal fighting Help would be
given V the rebels but it would be sub rosa unofficial
hell) of the kind that is being given the Rebels in Spain
As a picture of the danger that Europe faces this
sort of thing is far more discouraging than preparations
for outright declarations of war would be For this is
conquest by intrigue by double-dealing by bribery and
by chicanery and the mere suspicion of it is fatal to any
hope for international harmony or domestic peace
How can you trust your neighbor if you suspect that
he is subsidizing traitors in your own household? And how
can you have even a pretense of democratic government
if you suspect that one of your leading parties is serving
the ends of a foreign enemy? What earthly chance does
Europe have for a peaceful life if the moles are forever
burrowing under the borders like that?
A new internationalism is at work in the world today
poisoning the very air that people of Europe must breathe
There is the Fascist international and there is ethe Com-
munist international each committed to interfere with
the affairs of its neighbors War is taking on a new guise
with all t3 horrors of civil conflict added to the horrcls
that are inherent in war itself
What hope is theer for the peace of Europe or even
for the salvage of European civilization as long as this
state of things endures?
Co-operntitc Income
The number of member-patroni !
directlyf affects the net income !
of a co-operative elevator ac- I
cording to studies made by the!
1 Ohlahoma A and M college
i
20000 Members
Oklahoma's 140 co-operotive
grain elevators have a total
memberShIn a about twenty
thousand farmers
GRAND JURY CALLED
SHAWNEE Niarch 22 UM—A 1
'grand jury to investigate Potta-1
watoinie county officials was se-I
lected today by DistricL Judge L
C Cooper The first jif spproxi-
ntately 50 witnesses summoned
to testify was scheduled to be
called this afternoon
Use Leader Want Ads to Buy
and Sell!
THE OKEMAH LEDGER - THE OKFUSKEI COUNTY NEWS -- THE PADEN NEWS
FAULKNER SIGNS
CONFESSION TO
AREA BURGLARIES
Implicates Irene Breeden
Vernie Watson In
Statement
CHARGES NOT FILED
Trio Here Friday When Eggs
Taken From Davis
Produce
I Okfushee county officials to
nay had se!ured a signed eon-
f ess!on from Clyde Faulkner
tenvict in which he admitted
Participation in ncar'l 10 bur
lades in four towns of the dis-
t st e conce:sien also npli-
I ca! ‘trnie '"1 alto Irene
Breedtt accia7clz to Assistan'
Is omit y ttor Roy 'arham
Roy I‘leoitige aNi city
iti-ittli were flyer credit for
breaking the "ring" which has
eperated for more than a month
with the loot from eali store
comparatively small Charges
have not been filed Parham raid
Faulkner is an ex-convict
His stautement related how he:
and Irene drove from - Holden-
ville to Seminole Friday evening
where they picked up Watson
Driving to Okemah they drove
about town for awhile and locat-
ed the produce house The trio
divided here with the woman
driving the car about town until
she had car trouble and then
asked the men to help her to
start it Faulkner went back to
help When the car was started
the pair was Stopped by city of-
ficials his statement said and
a revolver was taken from
Faulkner with instructions to
report to the police station the
following- morning
Faulkner's statement is that
the two drove about town for
a short time and then went out
on highway 56 before returning
to Okemah The former convict
said they returned to town and
Irene was let otit of the car near
the armory and that he went on
to town where he met Watson
rear an elevator
Faulkner said the men picked
up eight cases of eggs which
they previously had taken from
the Davis produce when loose
boards were pried off over a
window
Many Stores Entered
Faulkner !said the eggs were
hidden under four bridges near
HOIICI1Ville and that the men
took them to Holdenville for
sale the following morning
Faukners ntatement said he
and Irene were arrested in Hol-
denville Saturday and returned
to Oketnah where they were
placed in jail
In his statement Faulknel said '1
he mid Irene drove to Checotah
"one day last week" and burglar-
ized a produce hells° there He
also said "I broke into the M
and P store inHoldenville where
I got $20" and seventeen car-
tons of cigarets and $67 in cash
was taken from the Hudson store
in Holdenville
Faulkner stated that he secur-
NI $25 from the M and P store
at Wewolta by twisting the pad-
lock off the front door Sixteen
dollars were taken from a store
across the street from the M and
P store he said which hegain-
ed entrance by sawing a bar
across the window in the ware-
house Faulkner's stater tent relates
that he got $100 from Stein's
bar and other places in Shawnee
a grocery store and a bowling alley
Grocery Orders
Are Distributed
Public Welfare grocery orders
were being distributed this after-
noon to Olcluskee county clients
With those living in the Oketnah
commissioner-s district receiving
their orders at the courthouse
Charley Earnest announced
The orders for the eastern
part of Okfusliee county have
been taken there by COMM1fiS1011-
er Tom Crawley while those
from the Ivestern part of the
(-quay have been talien for dis-
tribution by Commissioner Den
Elutts
Only those persons on the wel-
fare rolls are receiving these gro-
cery orders the commissioners
said
Lovely Shower Is
For Mrs Hindman
By JOYCE GRAY
CASTLE March 22--A love-
ly shower was given Wednesday
night for Mr and Mra Grant
Hindman in the home of Mr
Hindman's parents Mr and
Mrs V J Hindman Mrs Hind-
man before her recent marriage
was Miss Geraldeen Wolf daugh-
ter of Mr and Mrs W H Wolf
of Bigham She was a student at
Okemah high school
At the close of the evening a
lovely course was served to Mr
and Mrs Leo Cordell and fam-
ily Mr and Mrs Perry Biggs of
Cromwell Mr and Mrs Oliver
Charles Mr and Mrs Joe Grat
ton Mr and Mrs Dan Ward of
Okemah Mr and Mrs M L
Blair Mrs Odis Norton Mr and
Mrs Glen Able Mr and Mrs
Paul Brazell Mr and Mrs John
Hindman Mrs Arch Gratton
Mrs Mary Phillips Mr and Mrs
Marvin Blair Anna Joyce Mc-
Afee Cora Letta MoyseBlanche
Moyse Nella May Dooms Louise
Vanzant Iona Deaton Joe Muir
Sidney Blair Bob Gratton and
Clarence Massie
Those responding were Mr and
Mrs Ben Klutts Mr and Mrs
Ralph Barrett Mr and Mrs
Henry Farney Mr and Mrs
Jack Frost Mr and Mrs Howard
Gray Mr and Mrs M H Wolf
Mr and Mrs A L Ryker Mrs
Muir Mrs Virginia Moyseand
Mrs J W Lassiter
A lovely dinner Was served at
the 3 W Johnston home Thurs-
day when the Merry Makers met
and pieced a quilt The next
meeting will be In the home of
Mrs J We Lassiter
Mr and Mrs Odis Norton were
Sunday guests at the home of
Mrs Norton's parents Mr and
Mrs Arthur Gooch of Welty
lona Deaton left Tuesday for
California where she will join
her patents Mr and Mrs Earl
Deaton
Those from Castle who at-
tended the ball game in Oklaho-
ma City Friday night when Oke-
Malt played were M L Blair
Marvin Blair Sidney Blair Odle
Nortoa and Bob Gratton Blair
has two sons playing on the Oke-
mah team 'V M and V IL Blair
Mrs M IL Fullbright spent
Thursday in Pragne visiting with I
Mrs Bruce Kidd and family
Mrs Emma War was honored
Sunday when all of her children
grandchildren and great-grand- 1
children except one daughter and
one grandson were her dinner (
guests
Dale Fullbright called en Les-
ter Gosa of Buckeye Sunday
Mr and Mrs Marvin Blair I
were Sunday dinner guests Of
Mrs Blair's brother Mr and
Mrs Joe Gratton f Okemah
Mrs J F Gray and Mrs Ben f
Johnston returned home Satur-
day from a week's visit in FL
Smith with Mrs Gray's daugh-
ter Mr and Mrs W L Holly
Wilma McAfee who has been
attending school in Stillwater
returned home Saturday to ac-
cept a job at the Dixie store In
Ok
Mr and Mrs Herbert Phillips
Mr and Mrs Grant Hindman 1
and Mrs Beulah Hindman made
a business trip to - Lexington
Wednesday
Mrs Glen Able and Mrs J W
Lassiter and daughter Ruth
called on Mrs Howard Gray
Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Avis McAfee and
Children Bobbie and Jackie of
Okemah were Sunday visitors of
Mrand Mrs R E McAfee
Mrs Carl Tolleson and daugh-
ter were visitors of Mr and Mrs
Lawrence Vangant Thursday 1
Mr and Mrs Luther Phillips I
had as their Sunday dinner 1
guest Mrs Myrtle Farney
Thelma Smith and Vada Pitts
of Excelsior spent Tuesday night 1
with Irene Shirley (
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LIBRARY READERS FACE
SEARCH () c DEPARTURE
BOSTON MB—Persons leaving
public libraries in Boston will be
searched if the city council
adopts a resolution filed by Coun-
cilor Peter J Fitzgerald
The proposal was made in an
attempt to stop continued theft
of books by patrons About 12-
000 books Were surien last year
Librarian Milton E Lord said
Tests Indicate that cottonseed incident ove
cake will not take the place of I elected him to
corn In fattening rations for I el West says
lambs
OKEMAH CLUBS
ENTER TOURNEY
Play Starts This Evening In
Weleetka Cage
Event
The schedule of games in the
Weleetka independent basketball
tournament was announced to-
day and included the Okemah
Goldbugs and Mason Ind4pend-
ents of Okemah
Play opened this evening and
will continue with finals Friday
night
The schedule:
Tuesday
Hoffman Independents vs
Benryetta Eagle richer
Hunt's Auto Supply Seminole
vs Okemah Goldbugs
Weleetka Fleming Chevrolet
vs Mounds AAC
Wetuinks 'Flyers vs Parkin-
son hotel Okmulgee
Wednesday
Mason Independents ys Gra-
ham Independents
Fleming Chevrolet vs Ada
Greenshirts
Hemyetta Free Lancers vs
Okmulgee Chiefs
KONNA ALLEN
ASK LOOP PLACES
Four Stronger Schools In
East Central League
Withdraw
Two new members for the
East Central conference are be-
ing considered as tour gave offi-
cial notice last night that they
intended to withdraw rrom the
league to give more time to
Sooner Star activities
Allen and Konowa are asking
membership in the conference
and are expected to be admitted
to bring the membership up to
Eix which will probably be the
inaximurn it was believed
Wewoka Holdenville Henry-
etta and Seminole withdrew
from the conference to be et-
fective at the end of the present
school year These four rnembera1
Will compete in programs already
outlined for the year
The conference one of the
oldest in this part of the state
wilt not be disbanded by this ac-
tion as some believed for a
time but will continue with a
troup of schools more equal in
Size and which should give better
athletic contests
Weleetka Okemah Wetumka
and Maud were left in the con-
ference as the other four schools
withd rew
TWO MEN KILLED
IN GUN BATTLE
Fight Starts When Former
Husband Attempts To
Enter Home
TULSA March 23 (UP)--A
bert Tucker 33 of Coalgate and
Edwin McCabe 26-year-old taxi-
cab driver were shot to death in
a gun battle at McCabe's home
today
Cleo Tucker 14 was struck
In the foot by a stray bullet
Police quoted Mrs Edwin Mc-
Cabe mother of Cleo as saying
that the fight started when Tuc-
ker attempted to enter their
home She said Tucker shot first
and that her husband returned
the fire Officers said Tucker was
the former husband of Mrs Mc-
Cabe Tucker wounded In the chest
died shortly after the shooting
McCabe shot three times died
several hours later
Officers said Cleo resided
with her nitoher and step-father
NIGHTSHIRT AND ILL WIND
'MD VERMONT CANDIDATE
-
'SALISBURY Vt (117J----le:ancia
West attributes his success to
his nightshirt and an:"ill And"
The "Ill wind" ripped off his
nightshirt early one stormy
morning The publicity given the
incident overwhelmingly re-
elected him to road commission
16mom
Mason FivE DIE tion Boren Is Against
By OLEANA ALLEY
Life-Tim
pie supper Friday night
and prograni HOME DESTROYED e Places
well attended
The pie supper and program
were well attended Friday night
The proceeds went to the senior
class to pay for Senior Day
The junior class is going to
give a play March 26 in the Ma-
son gym The characters are:
Joe Stanford played by Claude
Campbell Sly Perkins by Tho-
mas Fox Bud Williams by Fred-
die Bower Morton Kendall by
iver Rains L B Lloyd by
Glennon Plemons Betty Brax-
ton by °lets: Nash Sarah Hig-
gins by Alta Shannon Miss
Gates by Oleana Alley Jane
Hastings by Hazel Ramsey An-
na Aldrich by Juanita Yadon
The play "Small-Town 'Romeo-
is sponsored by Miss Archie Ma-
chesney sponsor of the junior
class
We are glad to hear that our
school bus driver Carl Collins
is back home and reported as
getting along nicely'
Gladys Bowles daughter of
Willie Boyles hts been ill this
week
Mrs J A Branscum is able to
be about after an attack of flu
Mrs S S Stout and Mrs
John Patrick called on Mrs J
J Alley Thursday
John Campbell has recovered
from an illness of several weeks
Mr and Mrs Jessie C0111113
and son Buddy of Oklahoma
City Mr and Mrs Fred Collins
of Okemalt were the Sunday
guests of Mr and Mrs J A Col-
has John Holland son of Mr and
Mrs Floyd Holland has recov-
ered from an illness of a week 1
He IS back in school
CENTURY OLD HEARSE
DISCOVERED BY WRUCKER
WARE Mass QM—After Stan-
ley Staiadoj began razing the
200 -6 year - old Congregational
church which he
had purchased from the Metro-
politan Water Supply Commis-
sion last year he found many
surprises
Besides getting fine lumber
rare paneling and a well-preserved
92-year-old hell which he sold
for more than he Imid for the
building he found a century-old
horse-drawn hearse
The hearse was stored in a
large carriage shed in the rear of
the church
The hearse has full-sized glass
windows on both sides and in
the rear
ACCIDENT FATAL
To OIL WORKER
Grubb Falls 40 Feet When
Balance lost On
Area Rig
The body of Glenn Grubb 54
who was fatally injured Monday
afternoon when he fell from an
oil rig near Schoo Iton was tak-
en to Henryetta this afternoon
to be shipped to Chelsea for
funeral services
Grubb fell about 40 feet when
he was knocked from a platform
when the wind blew a part of the
tackle used in lifting a tank
against him He received a frac-
tured skull and broken arm
Grubb an employe of the Kan-
sas City Construction company
was not married He was work-
ing on a Pure Oil company lease
Grubb died in the Clinic hospital
late Monday night
Funerela services will be held
Wednesday afternoon or Thursday
GEORGE AMITE MAY TRY
FOR COMEBACK IN OHIO
CLEVELAND (UR) — Political
observers say former Gov George
White who wag Ohio's chief ex-
ecutive from 1930 to 1934 is
preparing for a comeback
He is expected to seek the
Democratic nomination for gov-
ernor in 1938 and to get into the
primary no matter what Gov
Martin L Davey does
HELPS AVOID
MANY COLDS
Especially designed
aid for nose and
upper throat where
most colds start
Used in time helps
prevent many colds
VICKS VAIRnNOL
iMM
- --- - -- I "I don't believe there's any
Three Of Family Leap To i place in a democracy - for life-
1 time Jobs whether for a 'minor
Safety In New 'official or for a supreme court
York Blaze justice declared Congressman
--- Lyle H Boren speaking before
members of the SEMJ11010 Chem-
—Five persons died early today
BALDWIN N Ir March 23
ber of Commerce and a number i
rin a fire which destroyed the Of guests
esidence of William Morals at 1
It was Boren's sole reference f
Baldwin Harbor Long Island to' the supreme court question
The victims were Mrs Rose and
d was brought Into his 'talk
jorse 42 wife of WiLiarn Morse '
nut their daughters Rose 13 during a discussion of the bill
lie has introduced into congress
ressie 11 felon 9 and Barbara' for apportionment of civil iserv'
ice jobs in accordance with pop-ct
-
Morse Janitor at the Baldwin illation
ligh school his daughter Lil-
He had given figures to show
that Oklahoma and a number of r
Ian 19 and his son William
ether states are not receiving
r 16 suffered broken bones
nd other injurie when thns their share of civil service posl- I
s
BALDWIN N Ir March 23
members of the SEMJ11010 Chain-
ber of Commerce and a number 1
--Five persons died early today
in a fire which destroyed the Of guests
residence of William Morals at 1
The victims were Mrs Rose
It was Boren's sole reference
Baldwin Harbor Long Island the supreme court question
to
and was brought Into his 'talk
and their daughters Rose 13
during a discussion of the bill
Morse 42 wife of WiLiarn Morse '
lie has introduced into congress
Jessie 11 Helen 9 and Barbara for apportionment of civil serv
4 ice jobs in accordance with pop-c
Morse janitor at the Baldwin illation
He had given flgures to show
high school his daughter Lil-
t
Ilan 19 and his son William that Oklahoma and a number of
other states are not receiving
Jr 16 suffered broken bones
and other injurie when they their share of civil service posl-
s
i tions and declared that civil ser
leaped from sectuni-story win-
1 vice has become a "bureau" In
dews
The bodies of Mrs Morse and some of the eastern states
Boren discussed briefly the
four daughters were found bud-
work he is doing in Washington '
died in a second-floor bedroom
ed s
Barbara the youngest was alive I
explain the bills he ha intro-
when firemen entered the bed-1 duced and entertained the audiu
once with humorcus sidelights
room hut he died hhort! y after 1
he was taken to a hospital
on congress particularly 4nci2-'
h
1 dents with reference to bis
I
JANE SIBLEY HONORED treme youth 4 4
IN TULSA CONTESTSIMilinT nnnrnet
Jane Sibley daughter of Mr
and Mrs R A Sibley of Pryor
was rated superior in voice at
(be Tulsa district Federated Mu-
kic contest it Was announced to-
day She will compete in the state
contests at Muskogee
She is the granddaughter — of
Mr and Mrs T E Standley and
Mrs E W Sibley of Okemah
HAY SERVICES
AT ROCK CREEK
Okemah Resident Dies Here
Monday Afternoon
Illness Lengthy
Funeral services for Woody of the Chrysler Corp
Le May 61 were held at the Rock iliVit WilU nye flowing nine plants
Creek church Wedensday after-
Martin conferred with a union's
board of strike strategy and
noon with the Rev W O West-
made the following' staternent
brook officiating the Okemah
"I have no Intention of order-
funeral home announced
lug the men to leave the pants"
Le May who has been a rest-
dent of Okeinah for the past 24
-
years died at his home here Exemption Must
Monday afternoon He had been
Ill for some time Be Asked Soon-
LeMay was born in Morris
Tenn 1866 and later moved to Persons who wish to take ad
St Joe Ark where he was mar- vantage of the exemption grant-:
ried to Alice Dennington In ed on- homesteads must make
1911 he moved to Oklahoma their request by April 1 County
making Okemah his residence Assessor Ernest Moose said Sat-
since 1913 urday
LeMay is survived by his wife Unless such requests are made
Mrs Alice LeNlay four children for the $1000 exemption on the
Dillar LeMay of White Spurr homesteads the full rate of tax--
Charles LeMay Murphy LeMay ation will be assessed on the
and Mrs Nora Cheek of Oke- property
mall five brothers Legate LeMay
of Alvold Tex Willie LeMay of WANT ADS
Klowa Jess LeMay of Broken
Arrow James LeMay of Bu- For Sale Prairie Hay 2000 tons
chanan Dam Tex and Frank at 40c per bale Cr $1250 perf
2
LeMay of White Spurr " tone by weight See Jas F Se-
American Legion members crest Coweta Okla Wagoner
were pallbearers County News Mch 4-11-18-25
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PUBLIC SERVICE:COMP
THURSDAY MARCH 25 1931
ARRESTS WHEN
WRIT IGNORED
Martin Declares He Will Not
Tell Men To Leave '
Plants
DETROIT March 20 (LJP) --
The Wayne county ctrcuit court
today ordered the arrest of lio
mer Martin president of the
United Automobile Workers and
the 6000 sit-down strikers In
nine Chrysler Corp plants
Judge Campbell after a con
ference with Christer attorneys
issued a blank writ against the '
men who are holding nine plants
of the Chrysler Corp
Martin conferred with a union's
board of strike strategy and
made the following statement: -
"I have no Intention of order-
ing the men to leave the pants"
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REFRIGERATION
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tCH 25 193I'y!
nst
kgai -f -
me Places
re there's any '
racy - for life-
Br for a 'minor
supreme court
I Congressman
Ipeaking before
kminele Chain-
and a number i
1
sole reference :
ourt question
Into his 'talk
Dr1 of the bill '
into congress
of civil serv
ince with pops:t
gures to show
1 a number of f
not receiving
I service poi
I
that civil tier
"bureau" In
n states '
briefly the
n Washington '''
he has intro-
hied the audiu
aus sidelights
ticularly 4llet2''
ce to his ex-
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GuoRED
He Will Not
I Leave -J'
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h 20 (UP) --
ctrcuit court
arrest of lio
ent of the
Workers and
strikers In
plants
after á con
ler attorneys -
t against the ' ''
g nine plants
P
-1th a union's '
trategy and '
staternent:'':'-- ----
ion of order-
e the pants"
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Must -' '
!d Soon-
L to take ad
option grantf'
must make
ril 1 County
ose said Sat- '
sts are made
iption on the
rate of tax-
sed on the
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4DS
ay 2000 tons
a $1250 per44
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THE OICEMAIT LEDCElt - THE OKPLISICFA COUNTY NEWS --- THE PADEN NEWS THURSDAY MARCH 25 1931
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Griffith, Quinton. The Okfuskee County News (Okemah, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 25, 1937, newspaper, March 25, 1937; Okemah, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2201735/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.