Connecticut firms win temporary injunction against coat and suit code
Five manufacturers from New Britain and Bridgeport obtain a restraining order delaying minimum wage provisions and NRA label enforcement under the coat and suit industry code. Judge Edwin S. Thomas scheduled a full hearing for January 15.
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Hartford
Conn
Hugh S.S. Johnson
National Recovery Administrator
Code
United States
Connecticut
U. S. District Court
U. S
Frank S. Bergin
Edwin S. Thomas
Code Authority
Independent Cloak Company, Inc
Sokol Brothers, Inc
Philip Scapelatti
New Britain
Partisian Garment Company
Bill- Right Garment Manufacturing Company
Bridgeport
National Recovery Administration
Baltimore
New York
Thomas
Taxi Driver Robbed After Hijacking on Highway 19
Ed Stuart, a Tupelo taxi driver, was forced to drive by two men to Tupelo on Highway 19. They robbed him of about $12 and his automobile, then left him on the road near Ada. He described one assailant as medium build, dark complexion, with a crippled left hand.
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Ed Stuart
Tupelo
Highway 19
East Tenth
Mississippi
Stuart
Ada
Bootlegger Druggan Sued For Back Taxes
The United States filed a $600,000 tax suit against Terry Druggan, once a beer bootlegger, now serving a federal term in Atlanta. The action seeks $267,702.54 in back income taxes for 1922 1924 and 1925 plus over $100,000 in interest.
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King
Chicago
Terry Druggan
United States
Druggan
Atlanta
Indian Fatally Beaten Monday Near Oakman
S. E. Si Nelson, an Indian man, was found on a road east of Oakman with his head crushed. Reuben Orphant John Brown and Houston Stick, also Indians, were arrested nearby as officers sought weapons used in the suspected attack. The slaying occurred Monday night near Nelson's home and his body was placed to be seen by passersby.
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S. E.si Nelson
Oakman
Reuben Orphant
John Brown
Houston Stick
Brown
Sasakwa
Nelson
Indian Man S. F. Nelson Slain Near Oakman Burial Planned
Plans moved for the burial of S. F. Nelson an Indian found slain east of Oakman Monday night officers pursued the case before charges. Houston Stick John Brown and Reuben Orphant are being questioned. A bloodstained double bit axe was found near the scene. Nelson 48 left a widow six children and a brother Cornelius. He will be buried at the Indian cemetery at Steedman with Keith Funeral Home in charge.
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S. F. Nelson
Oakman
Houston Stick
John Brown
Reuben Orphant
Nelson
Steedman
Keith Funeral
Cornelius Nelson
Roosevelt says hard start but progress seen in recovery
President Roosevelt addresses a joint session of Congress outlining a nonpartisan push to extend recovery, reform old methods, and build a new structure for industry, agriculture, and finance. He praises Congress for crisis leadership and notes banking reforms and gold purchases to stabilize the economy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Sion
Federal deposit insurance covers banks nationwide
Washington reports a federal insurance umbrella now covers all bank deposits up to 2500 dollars with about 97 percent of depositors protected. The FDIC, led by Walter J. Cummings, notes 13 423 banks insured and plans extend coverage to 10000 dollars by 1934, strengthening public confidence and credit expansion. Roosevelt commends the achievement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Walter J. Cummings
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
RFC
Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve Banks
Cummings
Bank Robbery Suspect Used Truck in Harrah Heist
Allen Stanfield, deputy U S marshal, reports the Ford truck linked to an attempted Harrah bank robbery. Wilber Underhill, wounded outlaw now in a Shawnee hospital, allegedly participated, buying the truck under the alias Ed Patton for 375 dollars. Ralph Rowe was later identified as the truck driver near Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Stanfield
United States
Harrah
Wilber Underhill
Underhill
Stanfield
Ed Patton
E. Fifth Street
Ralph Rowe
Ada
Rowe
Oklahoma City
Butcher suffers fractured leg in club mishap
GALESBURG Ill George Hedrix a 40 year old butcher fractured his leg after catching his foot in the brass rail of a bar in a club
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Galesburg
Ill
George Hedrix
Bill would require mortgage holders to take government bonds
Presenting in Washington on January 2, congressman-elect Tep McKeown introduces a bill to force mortgage holders on homes to accept Home Owners Loan Corporation bonds or face a five year foreclosure moratorium. The measure seeks proofs in court that debtors misuse property or can pay yet refuse. McKeown asserts bond refusals hinder the program and argues bonds are government instruments.
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Washington
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Congress
Tep
McKeown
D-Okla
The
Oklahoman
Oklahoma Judge Bozarth Ouster Action Delayed
Action on a suit seeking suspension of District Judge Mark L. Bozarth of Okmulgee County was delayed awaiting word on whether he will resign. Governor Murray said the writ of prohibition governs only pending criminal cases. ouster may start after the criminal appellate court confirms the conviction. The judge was fined $500 for receiving double salary warrants.
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Oklahoma City
Mark L. Bozarth
Okmulgee County
Gov. Murray
J. Berry King
Bozarth
Criminal Court of Appeals
J C Collier Returns from Arkansas Business Trip
J C Collier came back Tuesday from a business trip to Little Rock Arkansas. He reported smooth travel and plans to resume work promptly.
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J. C. Collier
Little Sock, Ark
Arkansas Oklahoma gunman at large after New Year raid
Floyd Flippin and an unidentified partner flee across the state line after a New Year raid in Panama Oklahoma in which their companion Veda Miller was killed. Mrs Miller had manned a machine gun during the firefight as officers exhausted ammunition. Flippin's wife and Skippy Rader were released from jail in Poteau Oklahoma after questioning.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Floyd Flippin
Veda Miller
Colcord
Panama
Okla
Flippin
Skippy Rader
Poteau, Okla
Winter Returns to Ada with Rain and Ice Threat
Winter reappears in Ada bringing rain and colder weather. Rain began Tuesday night with lightning and hard showers. By 1 PM moisture reached 1.50 inches, and Spring Brook west of Ada neared flood stage. Temperatures dropped and freezing predictions followed the day.
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Ada
Spring Brook
Hoff Bank Ends Finance History in Roff Closure
The First State Bank of Roff ceased operations Saturday night with deposits transferred to the First National Bank of Ada. The Roff bank held more cash than deposits, remained liquid, and could pay all depositors and stockholders. Local customers will switch to Ada for banking services with good road and frequent transit between towns.
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First State Bank of
Roff
First National Bank of
Ada
Ross
First National
Oklahoma
Stonewall
Farmers sign for four cent cotton loan options
Farmers were notified to come to J. B. Hill in Oklahoma City to sign receipts for four cent a pound loans on government held cotton. Cards for option holders will be mailed. participation requires cooperation in the government cotton control program for two years. If cotton prices rise further, additional loans may be offered. Two banks merged in Lindsay, forming American Exchange Bank of Lindsay.
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J. B. Hill
Hill
Miss Dority Chooses Staff for County Social Work
Miss Rocia Dority, newly appointed Pontotoc County supervisor of social work, temporarily halts relief distribution while she selects her staff and outlines plans for the program. She aims to complete the organization by week’s end and begin detailed relief methods through her office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rocia Dority
Miss Dority
Tulsa
Pontotoc
Flood Toll Reaches 81 in Los Angeles Area
Revised death list shows 81 dead with 23 identified after the Los Angeles flood. Names include J E Moore and daughter Martha of San Gabriel, and Carmel-like listings from Glendale Montrose. Missing persons tallied across Los Angeles and Montrose districts amid millions in damage.
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Los Angeles
J. E. Moore
Martha
San Gabriel
Sherman
Toots Hubbard
Willimington
Moores
Dorothy Carter
Monterey
Marilyn Ghoslin
Glendale
Myrtle Adams
Mont
Winston Doty
Venice
Weston Doty
Winston
Sam Carter
van Nuys
Carter
Glendale-Montrose
Joan McDonald
Edith Warfield
Montrose
Charles Warfield
Edith
E. H. Higley
Etta Thomas
Virginia Pulliam
Phyllis Brooks
Wendell Farr
San Fernando
J. Stanley Jackson
Ralph Koniffin
Martha Gray
la Crescenta
George R. L. Young
Ida Hamilton
Peggy Hamilton
Ida
May Hamilton
Peggy
W. R. Scully
Jennie
Clark Harmon
Lorraine Neseher
Highland
Ella L. McLean
California
County Clerk Reports 1933 Busy Year
Milton Garner county clerk completes review of 1933 business finding fee income slightly higher than salaries and supplies. The office recorded 3751 real estate transfers and 5826 chattel mortgages with total fees of 6770.60 for the year.
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Milton Garner
Producers Of Hot Oil Pay Up Royalties
Oklahoma City officials receive a cashier's check for 529,988.54 covering the city's share of royalties on alleged hot oil from municipal property. City auditor F. G. Baker notes the total recovered is 70,651.38 with 17,662.84 paid to the accountant Howard E. Cole for his work.
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Oklahoma City
Howard E. Cole
F. G. Baker
First National Bank of
Enid
No Two Gun Deputies In Harlan County
Harlan Kentucky sheriff Theodore Middleton ordered his newly appointed deputies to carry only one ear apiece and keep them concealed after his induction yesterday. The mandate aims to reduce visible weapons in the county.
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Harlan, Ky
Harlan County
Theodore Middleton
Middleton
MCALESTER Masonic Consistory Damaged by Fire
Fire damaged the Blue Lodge room of the Masonic Consistory in McAlester early today. A cigarette likely started the blaze discovered by Julia Dainwood, hospital superintendent, as smoke filled a tunnel to Albert Pike Hospital. Estimated Blue Lodge furnishings alone were worth 5000 dollars. walls and doors remained fire proof, keeping flames from spreading.
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Mcalester
Blue Lodge
Julia Dainwood
Albert Pike
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Patton
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FDIC
W. J. Barnett
Barnett
Lindsay
Lindsay State Bank
American Exchange Bank of
J. C. Finch
American Exchange
R. A. McMurray
Lindsay State
Sam Wilson
Wilson
Betty Lorraine Klaas
Vera Kahn
Homer Higley
Rose
H. A. McKenzie
Lawrence Dunlap
Flintridge School
Harry Wilson
Clara Horowitz
Melvin Belois
Georgia Hollis
Richard Brommer
Gladys Fisher
Hannah R. McAlliger
Thomas Cook
W. A. Lennon
Bernie
Kenneth
Allen
Marie
County Clerk’s Office
Harlan
Mcalester Temple
Irving Fisher
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