Oil production up in US with Oklahoma surge
US oil output rose to 2,801,629 barrels per day last week, a gain of 79,674. Oklahoma jumped from 568,455 to 664,605 bpd and Oklahoma City shed nearly 160,000 to 324,770. Texas fell to 1,201,964 bpd, California rose to 508,000, while Kansas and Rocky Mountain regions declined. Cotton lint and linters storage totals, imports and exports for July noted alongside cotton spindle activity.
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USSA
Oklahoma
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma City
Texas
California
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Eastern
Seminole St. Lana Ia
Texan
Texas Panhandle
Gulf Coax Texas
Final Report of Cotton Movement for 1932 33
The census bureau reports U S cotton supply for 1932 33 at 22 612 660 bales with July 21 carryover 8 170 122. Distribution shows net exports 8 418 537 and consumer use 6 135 525, with July 31 stocks 8 170 133 and linters data included.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Processing hog tax to fund emergency reduction program
Secretary Wallace outlined a possible nominal processing tax on hogs after October 1 to finance an emergency hog reduction plan. He said about a half-cent per pound levy could fund the program, with final rate and details still to be decided.
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Washington
Wallace
Treasury
Harry L. Hopkins
Chicago
Milk Ordinance Sets Sept. First Labeling Rules Ada Okla
Ada Oklahoma imposes a September 1 effective date for Grade A raw and pasteurized milk with strict inspection by U S Public Health officials. Dairies must meet sanitation conditions, TB testing, clean barns, sterile utensils, proper cooling, and annual health checks for staff. Public places selling milk must display grade information and dairies must be licensed.
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Ada
U. S. Public Health Department
Dairies
R. L. Moore
Department of Health
City of
Okla
Cotton consumption and on hand figures for July
The census bureau reports July cotton consumption at 600,143 bales of lint and 90,497 bales of linters, with June figures higher for lint but lower for linters. Cotton on hand totals show 1,351,033 bases of lint and 321,000 bases of linters.
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Washington
Aus
Census Bureau
Ewing Picked to Direct Regional Legion Junior Tourney
Jeff Ewing of Healdton is endorsed by American Legion national headquarters to oversee the regional Legion Junior tournament in Ada August 17-18. Umpire selection proceeds as capable men are secured. matches bring together junior teams from Oklahoma Texas Louisiana and Arkansas. The three outsiders arrive Wednesday with the tourney opening Thursday at 10 30. Ticket sales and arrangements for visiting teams advance. Louisiana’s representative is still pending. Little Rock Doughboys and Oak Cliff Dallas are among entrants.
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Healdton
American Legion
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Ada
Charley Stone
Little Rock
Doughboys
Oak Cliff of
Dallas
Plan to pay farm loan benefits in full faces cabinet review
Washington agents finalize a plan to disburse over 200 million dollars in wheat and cotton producer benefits for curtailment, with possible full payment and no offsets on seed and loan sums. The proposal calls for waiving government claims temporarily and renewing obligations later, pending cabinet and committee approval chaired by Wallace, Jones, and Morgenthau.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Cabinet Advisory Board
Wallace
Jones
Reconstruction Corporation
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Cummings
Crop forecast signals small corn harvest in 1900s record
Washington report from August 12 states the crop reporting board forecasts the second smallest corn crop since 1901 and the lowest on record for that period, reflecting a severe yield concern for farmers and markets.
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Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
Bailey Tackled in Kansas City Slaying Case
Harvey Bailey identified by witnesses as the operator of the machine gun in the union station massacre that killed four officers and Frank Nash. Officials say Bailey may face murder charges in Kansas City or kidnapping charges in Oklahoma City and note Urschel kidnap money found in his possession.
Ada Asher road may be built feeder route to Asher bridge
Ed McDonald of the state highway commission indicates Ada to Asher bridge feeder road could join the federal feeder road program. Judge J F McKeel urged inclusion in the list and the Bureau of Public Roads will be asked to approve the project. The letter expresses a commitment to assist Pontotoc county residents.
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Ada
Asher Bridge
Bebee
Maxwell
Ed McDonald
State Highway Commission
J. F. McKeel
Bureau of Public Roads
Washington
Pontotoc County
Cuba’s Provisional Cabinet Seeks National Unity and Rebuilds
Cuba moves from revolution to reconstruction under Dr. Carlos Manuel de Cespedes as provisional leader. Cabinet selections aim at social and economic reform, with ABC society influence and U.S. mediation. Violence subsides as orders restore law and workers resume normal life amid shifting power.
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Havana
Cuba
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Roosevelt
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Porra
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Santiago
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Bahamas
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Frederico Laredo Bru
Interior
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Carlos Saladrigas
ABC
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Guillermo Bell
Havana Central District
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Nassau
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Jose RK. Barcelo
Police Seek Two Men in Urschel Kidnapping Case
Baltimore police today sought George H. Kelly and G. H. Shannon, said to be an alleged sub machine gunner in the Urschel kidnapping. An operator for the U S Bureau of Investigation warned the police the men might be in Baltimore.
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George &H. Kelly
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G. Shannon
Urschel
Bureau of Investigation
United States Department of Justice
Kansas City Identifies Gunmen in Union Station Slaying
U S district attorney William L Vandeventer says Harvey Bailey now in Dallas and Verne C Miller a fugitive have been positively identified as the machine gun men who killed four officers and Frank Nash at Union Station plaza on June 17 Wilbur Underhill is named as present at the scene but it is not stated if he fired. Bailey likely will be returned to Kansas penitentiary to await the governments case before surrendering evidence to Missouri for murder prosecution.
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UP Department of Justice
Harvey Bailey
Decatur
Tex
Urschel
Oklahoma City
Kansas City Union Station
Frank Nash
union _— station
Bailey
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Kansas City
Department of Justice
Union Station
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Cummings
Bureau of Investigation
Dallas
William L. Vandeventer
United States
Verne C. Miller
Union Station Plaza
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Vandeventer
Kansas Penitentiary
Plaza Slaughter
State of
Missouri
NRA Drive Signals Blue Eagle Emblem Display
Acta employers sign the presidential agreement signaling compliance with the National Recovery Act program. T. G. Kelly, NRA local chairman, says further guidance is awaited on qualifications for blue eagle insignia. The drive seeks employer cooperation to promote the wage hour agreement and boost consumer buying power to advance national prosperity.
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Acta
NRA
T. G. Kelly
Roosevelt
Excise Boards Gain Power After Tax Reduction Vote
Oklahoma City Aug 16 State Examiner John Rogers says the ad valorem tax reduction amendment effectively removes apportionment laws and temporarily hands revenue distribution to county excise boards. He notes the 34 mill state levy is gone but the State Board of Equalization could still levy to retire debt and may push a class based equalization plan that would require broad assessment changes, a move not doable this year.
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Oklahoma City
Cpy
John Rogers
Rogers
State Board of Equalization
Oklahoma
Lawton
Different Kind Of Dogs In Lincoln Neb Extermination Plan
Clayton W. Watkins a Nebraska forester faced protests over a plan to exterminate prairie dogs in a 20 000 acre town area in northwestern Nebraska The protest called the plan brutal and noted the dogs are rodents and not household pets Watkins defended the effort as pest control
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Lincoln
Nebr
Clayton W. Watkins
Nebraska
Watkins
Thedford’s Black-Draught Laxative Promoted as Cheap Relief
An old advertisement touts Thedford’s Black-Draught laxative as inexpensive relief for constipation. It claims a 25 cent package yields 25 or more doses, pricing at about 1 cent per dose for quick, refreshing relief and wide affordability.
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Thedford
Strike Order Issued Affects 60000 Garment Workers
A strike order affecting about 60 000 garment workers took effect today in New York. Rallying points were scattered across the city, making it hard to gauge compliance. The strike demands a 30 hour work week and protests sweatshop conditions in the dress industry.
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United Railways
Itey
de Cespedes
Congress
Havana
New York
Trckers
Parker Keeps Riding Same Bicycle for 28 Years
In Canton New York Joseph E Parker has cycled the same bicycle for 28 years dating back to Grover Cleveland’s presidency. The veteran rider continues to travel St. Lawrence county roads on the well worn machine with spokes still flashing.
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Canton
N. Y
Joseph E. Parker
Grover Cleveland
St. Lawrence
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