Ruling On NRA Coming In Supreme Court Review
The Supreme Court promised a direct ruling on the constitutionality of the industrial recovery act. It will review a federal decision striking down the recovery act and the code of fair competition for timber and lumber products. Belcher, an Alabama timber producer, was indicted for violating the lumber code. The case tests government authority over labor hours and wages through the code structure amid about 600 codes negotiated.
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Washington
Supreme Court
W. S. Grubb
Alabama
William E. Belcher
High Court
Congress
Belcher
Hull Forecasts Trade Revival
Secretary Hull aims to revive world trade via reciprocal treaties and expects the United States will regain a fair share of business. State Department notes progress and expects normal commercial relations with trading nations by year’s end, as Canada and other nations move toward talks.
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Lloyd A. Lehrbas
Associated Press
Washington
Jan
Hull
America
Peek
United States
Roosevelt
State Department
Netherlands
Finland
Italy
Canada
Oil Production Gains Slightly Across Major States
United States crude oil daily production rose by 8 621 barrels in the latest week, with Texas and California recording notable gains. Oklahoma fell to 498 295 barrels. Texas total reached 1 021 740 barrels, East Texas up to 440 307. California rose to 512 000 barrels. Kansas hit a four year high at 440 barrels. Michigan and eastern fields climbed to 136 089 and 97 230 respectively.
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Tulsa
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
California
Oklahoma
East Texas
Kansas
Michigan
Rocky Mountain
Oklahoma City
State
Kilgore
West
North Central
Texas Panhandle
Gulf Coast
Southwest
State of Texas
North Louisiana
Louisiana
Arkansas
Rocky Mountain Area
Santa Fe Springs i
Long Beach
Mountain View
Ewood
Kettleman Hills
Old Age Pensions Cost Seen At 1.3 Billion Annually
An expert told the Ways and Means Committee that federal pension costs could reach 1.3 billion dollars yearly within 45 years as hearings opened on the administration's social security plan. He warned that states may be required to match such costs, and dismissed the Townsend plan's 200 monthly payments as financially unsound.
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Washington
House Committee
Edwin I. Wittee
Ways and Means
Wittee
Townsend
Oklahoma cold wave claims four lives amid record lows
Snow sleet and subzero temperatures grip the state as auto accidents kill three people near Bokchito and Meeker. A five year old girl dies in a Grace mont area fire. others suffer burns or critical injuries. Flights and trains resume with minor delays as lines repair crews work through brittle circuits.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
R. C. Burgess
Gracemont
Hugo
William Pone
Guyman
Frigid
Panhandle
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Tulsa
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Tex
Wichita
Kan
Enid
Woodward
el Reno
Clinton
Elk City
Sayre
Cherokee
Ardmore
Dorothy Kennedy
Durant
Chester Hill
Donald A. Smith
Kennedy
Howard Kennedy
Bokchito
Hill
Bartlesville
United States apologizes for sinking Canadian rum runner
The United States apologizes to Canada for the sinking of the coast guard cutter Dexter which was flying the Canadian flag. Secretary Hull says the joint commission found the sinking unlawful and requests a $50,666.50 damages payment to Canada and the vessel's captain and crew.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Dexter
United States
Hull
William Duncan Herridge
Purloined News in Ada Medical Visit
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Caldwell traveled to Ada on Monday for Mrs. Caldwell to receive medical treatment. The report mentions Mrs. Caldwell but ends abruptly with further details unreadable.
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A. A. Caldwell
Ada
Mrs. Caldwell
Death on U S 75 as car wreck kills Tarron
James Tarron aged 78 years 11 months 14 days died instantly Sunday afternoon about 2 o'clock when a Buck driven by W M Brown left the road on U S 75 near Coalgate both men were thrown from the car. Brown sustained injuries and a broken right collar bone, was brought to town by Powers ambulance and is confined to bed.
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Coalgate
James Tarron
W. M. Brown
Brown
U.S. 75
Mr. Tarron
Powers
Chamber of Commerce Sets Up Temporary Office
The Chamber of Commerce moves to 112 St. Broadway with R. W. Simpson to run a temporary office for the membership drive next Thursday. A permanent office will be on N. Broadway. Mayor Willoughby has taken over the Convention hall. Milton Keating, secretary, says plans are in place to raise a $10,000 budget for 1935.
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Pontotoc County
J. B. Hill
Hill
Sheriff's Office
St. Broadway
R. W. Simpson
Chamber of Commerce
N. Broadway
Willoughby
Convention Hall
Milton Keating
Explosion Kills Two Children in Seminole Home
An explosion and ensuing fire destroyed the residence of Ola Campbell in Seminole injuring none else. Ilene Campbell age 9 and her brother Buster age 8 died from burns sustained during the blast while their mother was away last night. Authorities investigated the deadly incident.
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Seminole
Ilene Campbell
Buster
Ola Campbell
Farm Women Advisory Board Meeting Unusually Interesting
The advisory board of Farm Women’s Clubs held an all day session at Convention hall led by home demonstration agent Mrs Jessie Morgan. Nine clubs attended the morning session with two new clubs represented and six presenting strong progress reports. Miss Clymer Coal county agent and three Coal county club reps were present. Miss Maloney district agent spoke on secretary books and standardization to broaden benefits. Meeting adjourned at 11 45 for lunch and fellowship with new members joining.
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Miles
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Brown
Miss Maloney
Congress
Chas. W. Ballard
Farm Women’s Clubs
Jessie Morgan
R. L. Story
Fire guts block as flames threaten Freeman business area
Flames that threatened an entire business block in Freemont Earlboro were checked by noon with Shawnee and Seminole firemen aiding the local crew. Damage was estimated at 25000 dollars. The fire started from an oil stove at a service station and gutted the main building and an adjoining storage garage. Three cars in the garage burned, but church furniture and four tons of produce were moved to safety. Frozen water lines hampered efforts.
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Earlsboro
Holiness Church
Heavyweight Match Set for Dallas Bout January 31
Promoter Dick Griffin announced Babe Hunt of Ponca City Oklahoma and Dwight Ace Wedge of Los Angeles have signed for a 10 round main event in Dallas on January 31. Both fighters are heavyweights.
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Dallas
Texas
Dick Griffin
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Ohlia
Dwight
Ace) wWedge
Los Angeles
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Addie Self
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Seminole County
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Frank B. Cross
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Soil Survey
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Jessie Brewer
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