Warren argues monetary bill aids debtors in recovery
Professor George F. Warren told the Senate banking committee that the administration's monetary program would bring the greatest relief to debtors such as corn owners, farmers, and homeowners. He said devaluing the dollar raises prices, eases debt repayment, spurs business and wages, and helps life insurers while ensuring national solvency.
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Washington
Roosevelt
George F. Warren
Sente Banking Committee
Cmc
Senate
Kite House
Cornell
Walcott
R-Conn
Warren
Ada High School program delights Stonewall crowd
About three hundred attendees filled the Methodist church in Stonewall to watch Ada High School speech and music departments perform The Lost Church with hymns. Chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Freeman, the program featured listed students from both departments with transportation by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bowles and others.
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Methodist
Stonewall
Ada High School
Lost Church
Wyatt Freeman
Clara Mae Ford
Gloria Mae Green
Janice Bowles
Ada Lee Edmonston
Margery Strauss
Sherwell Aldrich
Bunnie Joe Dickerson
Katherine Qualis
Phyllis Rutledge
Willie Mae Murphy
Anna Rada _ Keatley
Richard Bunch
Billie Lane
Edgar Witherspoon
Francene Naylor
Mary Beth Masterson
Marvanelle Todd
Gwendolyn Davis
Nell Dean Sawyer
Dorothy Jared
Geraldine Kayser
Kerman Bond
Ira Lindsay
C. L. White
Clyde Sawyer
Frank Hawkinson
Frank Orebaugh
Arthur Bowles
J. A. Strauss
J. G. Witherspoon
Miss Howell Aldridge
Senate OKs government guarantee for farm mortgage bonds
The senate approved a House bill authorizing 2 billion dollars in farm mortgage refinancing bonds with government guarantees. No record vote. the measure returns to the House after senate changes including a February 1 1936 loan ban and a three member federal farm mortgage body. Senator Connally proposed 100 million for crops but withdrew it amid leadership plans.
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Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Farm Credit Administration
Secretary of Treasury
Treasury
Land Bank
Connally
D.-Tex
Robinson
Arkansas
Smith
D.-S.c
Anglin enters race for Oklahoma governor
Ton Anglin of Holdenville veteran legislator and former Speaker of the House formally announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor. He outlines immediate state problem priorities, pledges an honest efficient administration, and promises a full platform release later.
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Oklahoma City
Ton Anglin
Holdenville
House of Representatives
Anglin
Legislative Branch
Senate
House of Repreesentatives
Senate Appropriations Committee
Oklahoma Cotton Plow-Up Drive Continues In Pontotoc County
County Farm Agent J. B. Hill and former campaign committeemen push to enroll farmers before January 31 as Washington officials deny extensions. AAA aims to retire 1,521,000 Oklahoma acres from cotton, with parity payments and benefits totaling millions to landowners and tenants, while pledges emphasize debt relief and buying power in the cotton belt.
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Pontotoc County
Washington Agricultural Adjustment Administration
J. B. Hill
E. E. Scholl
Washington
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Farm Real Estate Association
George Glossop
Oklahoma City
AAA
Eleven Arrests In Weekend Here
Eleven arrests were made by city police over the weekend for drunkenness possession grand larceny and concealed weapon. Pates Welch and Parker charged with grand larceny of 11 spools of barbed wire from C M Mays Lumber.
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Emmit Pates
Jim Welch
Granville Parker
C. M. Mays Lumber Company
Potes
Welch
Otis Shuler
Isaac Moore
Ed Stewart
Tupelo
Stewart
Shawnee
Pottawatomie
Joe Neal
Truman Harrison
Clyde Kaiser
Shuler
Pontotoc County
C. D. Butler
Shuller
Wewoka
Butler
John Heathcoat 8 6 Allen Man Dies in Vinita
John Heathcoat of Allen died in Vinita on Wednesday January 17. Funeral services were held Thursday at Vinita Keith Funeral Chapel. He is survived by his widow Rosa Heathcoat, three daughters and two sons.
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John Heathcoat
Allen
Vinita
Keith
Mrs. Dorothy Cales Dies In Local Hospital
Dorothy Lucile Cales 23 died Sunday at 1 30 p m in a local hospital. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p m at Criswell Funeral Home Chapel with Rev C C Morris officiating. Burial in Rosedale cemetery. Survived by husband Porter Cales a daughter Gloria Lee her parents Mr and Mrs E H Hibdon a sister Mrs E F E Johnson Amarillo Texas and a brother Harry Hibdon Oklahoma City.
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Dorthy Cales
Dorothy Lucile Cales
Criswell Funeral Home
C. C. Morris
Rosedale Cemetery
E. FE. Johnson
Amarillo
Texas
Harry Hibdon
Oklahoma City
Shaw Daughter Dies At Allen In Sunday Death
A daughter of Mr and Mrs G T Shaw died Sunday afternoon at 4 oclock in Allen. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at 2 oclock in Allen. Burial was in Allen cemetery with Criswell Funeral Home in charge. She leaves her parents and two sisters Mattie and Doris.
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G. T. Shaw
Allen
Criswell Funeral Home
Mattie
Doris
Untimely Death by Lockjaw After Plough Injury
Avery Eads son of Clark Eads living near Stratford died Saturday night at home. Cause given as tetanus from a cut on his left leg suffered ten days earlier on a rusty plough point after he became ill on Thursday.
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Avery Eads
Clark Eads
Stratford
Verna Williams 10 dies at Cedar Grove area home
Verna Clairene Williams 10 died Tuesday at her parents E D Williams home near Cedar Grove school. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 30 pm Rev Eaton of Free will Baptist church officiating. Burial Cedar Grove cemetery. Survived by parents and brothers Kenneth and Jerald.
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Verna Clairene Williams
E. D. Williams
Cedar Grove
Rev. Eaton
Freewill Baptist Church
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Keith
Verna
Kenneth
Jerald
Wind disrupts Byrd relief voyage on Antarctic Bay ice
An active gale moved Byrd's flagship from its berth at the Bay of Whales forcing men ashore to marooned camps and supply transfers. Twenty crewmen remained aboard or ashore near Little America as dog teams hauled loads to a transfer depot. a mooring was expected soon.
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Byrd
Bay of Whales
Anarctica
Mackay
Richard E. Byrd
Little America
Bay Ice
Walmsley Leads In New Orleans Mayor Primary
Unofficial returns from New Orleans mayoralty primary show Walmsley leading with 41 066 votes to Klorer 26 854 Williams 23 682 and Homes 500 from 240 of 262 precincts. Long faction faces setback as second primary possible and Klorer trails by over 14 000.
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Huey P. Long
Walmsley
Long
John Klorer
T. Semmes Walmsley
Francis Williams
Herbert B. Homes
Parish
Democratic Committee
Klover
Williams
Homes
Long Machine
City Commission
King May Deliver Adverse Opinion In Tax Penalties Fight
Oklahoma City January 24 Legislators pressing a tax penalty waiver complained as Attorney General J Berry King prepared to rule on Gov Murray s second attempt to void penalties by executive proclamation King left a committee with an opinion and traveled to Drumright for a speech while reports said he had written a personal opinion deeming the second proclamation invalid Confidences circulated among committee members and Senator Louis Fischl began drafting a statement
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Oklahoma City
Capitol
J. Berry King
Murray
State House
King
Drumright
Louis Fischl
Ardmore
Norman Howard Post of the American Legion Sees Big Meeting
Norman Howard post held a large meeting with over two hundred attendees on Tuesday evening. More than fifty members paid 1934 dues, forecasting a larger annual membership. Gaither led due to the absence of Commander Val Crawford while Adjutant Ansell reported on CWA veteran employment and the placement of nearly all qualified veterans. Several talks by Spanish war veterans inspired the gathering, including a patriotic address by John Beard. Harold Constant listed two sick members and urged visits.
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John Beard
Harold Constant
Assistants Review Clemency Powers Statute Change
Randell S Cobb and Fred Hansen, assistants to the attorney general, met with legislators and discussed clemency powers. They predicted an opinion would be issued late today after a conference, noting no change in their views, while disagreement focused on whether an old statute extending the governor's clemency powers to fines and forfeitures had been repealed.
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Randell S. Cobb
Fred Hansen
Mary O'Neill Dies. Mother of O'Neill Baseball Family
Mrs. Mary O'Neill of near Minooka died today at her home. She was the mother of sons Mike Pat John Jimmy and Steve O'Neill who began their baseball careers on local sandlots.
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Scanton
Mary O'Neill
Minooka
Mike
Pat
John
Jimmy
Steve O'Neill
Cardus touted as remedy for women’s ailments
An old advertisement claims Cardus strengthens women to resolve weakness and eliminate small symptoms. It warns against relying on temporary pills and says nourishment improves body function, easing pain and nagging symptoms.
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Cardus
CWA Work Halts as County Administrator Seeks Guidance
B E Hennigan, Pontotoc County CWA administrator, ordered a halt on all CWA and sanitation health control projects involving future material purchases. He travels to Oklahoma City for guidance while reducing work hours to 24 per week in towns over 2,500 and 15 hours weekly in rural areas.
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B. E. Hennigan
CWA
Oklahoma City
Pontotoc
Hennigan
Cuba Recognized by United States in Mendieta Government
The United States officially recognizes President Carlos Mendieta's new Cuban government ending six months of unofficial relations. President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull announce the decision after a White House meeting with advisers. Jefferson Caffery will be Cuban ambassador in Havana and Manuel Marquez Sterling becomes ambassador here.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Carlos Mendieta
Roosevelt
Hull
Jefferson Caffery
Havana
Mendieta
Mexico
Colombia
Chile
San Domingo
White House
Caffery
Manuel Marquez Sterling
Cuban
Morgenthau outlines revenue estimates for 1934 and 1935
Secretary Morgenthau told the House appropriations committee that the treasury expects total revenue of 3.248 billion for the current year with 403 million from processing taxes and 3.974 billion for 1935 including 548 million from processing. He noted Roosevelt moved foreign debt collection to the State Department and that refinancing has posed no difficulty so far. Former Secretary Woodin favored maintaining a large treasury balance to meet emergencies.
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Washington
Morgenthau
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury-Post Office
Roosevelt
State Department
Treasury
Woodin
Man Beaten At Franks Monday Night Report
Owen Alston was brought to Ada Monday night for treatment of injuries after a fight at Franks. He was beaten about the head and a finger was severely cut. Treated at Breco hospital, he was later turned over to county officers as investigators pursue the case. Muskogee residents approved a $120000 waterworks bond issue with a $45000 PWA grant.
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Owen Alston
Ada
Franks
Breco
Alston
Muskogee, Okla
Muskogee
PWA
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