Alfred E Smith Denounces New Deal Before Liberty League
Alfred E. Smith told an American Liberty League dinner in Washington that if the Roosevelt Garn er ticket is renominated at Philadelphia the nation faces class war and bureaucratic domination. He urged Congress to reestablish the 1932 platform and warned of mounting debt and loss of independence, insisting the only proper path is upholding the Constitution and limiting government power.
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Alfred FE. Smith
Philadelphia
American Liberty League
Moscow
Democratic Party
Chicago
Supreme Court
Jefferson
Jackson
Cleveland
Congress
Chicaco
United States
Smith
NEA
America
Ada Weather Beats January With Cold Snap Recap
Ada endured the heaviest snow of the winter eight days ago with cold following. Temperatures dipped to 12, 18, 17, 15 and 23 degrees as days stayed chilly and nights remained frosty. Oklahoma felt a partial cold wave, with more cold spells expected into February and beyond.
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Ada
Oklahoma
Orfe
Daily United States oil output rises in week ending Jan 25
The Oil and Gas Journal reports the weekly U S crude oil production at 2 847 919 barrels up 4 096 from the prior week. Texas and Oklahoma drive the gain with Oklahoma at 508 059 and Texas at 1 049 405 barrels. California and eastern fields show declines with various states posting small changes.
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Tulsa
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
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Oklahoma
East Texas
Kansas
California
Louisiana
Michigan
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Texas Pan
Ou West Tex
N. Ga
Alifornia Akansas
Arkansas
Ace Pendleton jailed for Ardmore drug store robbery
Ardmore January reports Asa Pendleton known as Ace, long linked to crime, jailed for drug store robbery. Gail Cain held for questioning as Edward Martin, the suspected robber, remains at large after a chase near Healdton. Martin’s bloodied car found near Comanche.
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Ardmore
Janu
Asa Pendleton
Ace” Pendleton
Southwest
Ace
Oklahoma
Edward Martin
Comanche
Pendleton
Gail Cain
Martin
Bill Ratliff
Healdton
Ratliff
Carter, Garvin
Stephens
Julia Craig Plans to Sing to Change Her Life
Julia Craig a young secretary at Woodford and Brooks shares doubts with Amy Sanders about career and love. She resolves to quit her job to pursue singing and asks Peter Kemp for a note of introduction to Henri Lamb who leads the Green Club band as she weighs a bolder future.
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Julia Craig
Woodford and Brooks
Amy Sanders
Amy
Peter Kemp
Julia
Peter
Royal Nesbitt
Misa Crate
Bio Public Utilities
Kemp
Henri Lamb
Green Club
Lamb
Idaho cattleman to answer federal charge in Idaho Falls
Federal Judge Edgar S. Vaucht ordered Burton B. Holman to Idaho Falls to face a federal charge of transporting stolen cattle. Holman, arrested in Oklahoma City, is accused of passing a bogus check for 8 400 dollars for steers sold in Salmon City Idaho last November.
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Oklahoma City
Edgar S. Vaucht
Burton B. Holman
Idaho
Idaho Falls
Holman
Salmon City
Boudrea Chosen for Arkansas Tech Student Council
Russellville Arkansas January 28 Joe Joseph Boudrea of Purcell Oklahoma was chosen late yesterday as a member of the student council at Arkansas Polytechnic College.
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Russellville
Ark
Joe Joseph Boudrea
Purcell
Okla
Arkansas Polytechnic College
No Record at Butte
Ace Pendleton captured today in Ardmore Oklahoma has no criminal record in Butte Montana. He was sought for questioning in connection with a local bank robbery but the cashier could not identify him from photographs.
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Butte Butte
Mont
Ace Pendleton
Ardmore
Okla
Pendleton
Apple Region Faces Dormant Winter in Missouri Ozarks
West Plains Mo Jan 29 There has been no noticeable damage to fruit in the southern Missouri Ozarks according to George Sessen local nursery official. Continued cold weather keeps trees dormant and sub zero temperatures have had no serious effect on the trees. The Koshkonong district is one of the outstanding apple producing areas in southern Missouri.
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West Plains
South Missouri Ozarks
George Sessen
Sessen
Koshkonong
Missouri
Richard Loeb killed in Stateville prison by fellow convict
Richard Loeb 30, co offender in the 1924 Franks murder, was slain at Stateville penitentiary by James Day 28 who says he acted after Loeb persistently pursued him over time. Day claimed self defense as he wrestled with Loeb for a razor during a confrontation in the prison bath. Details include Day’s account of the struggle and the circumstances of the fatal stabbings.
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Nathan Lepold
Chicago
Loeb
Day
Leopold
Eloise Davidson to Ray Barker wed in Ada
Mr and Mrs John Davidson Stonewall announce the marriage of their daughter Eloise to Ray Barker Ada The ceremony occurred Saturday evening at Ada First Baptist church Only close friends attended The couple will reside in Ada where Barker works Also Eunice Adams wed Paul Brazell Friday at the bride’s home Rev S A Butts officiated They will live in Seminole Brazell a teacher in Varnum school system
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John Davidson
Stonewall
Eloise
Ray Barker
Ada
First Baptist Church
Stonewall High School
Barker
Joel Barker
Eunice Adams
Tom Adams
Cromwell
Paul Brazell
Struggleville
S. A. Butts
First Baptist
Brazell
Seminole
East Central State Teacher College
Varnum
Wallace attacks court ruling on $200 million refund
Secretary Wallace condemned the Supreme Court decision refunding 206 million dollars to processors. In a national radio address he called the action the greatest legalized steal in American history and argued the government takes money from the people to favor a small group. He cited processor profit figures to illustrate the gain.
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Washington
Wallace
Supreme Court
Hoosac Mills
Attempt to Recover Refunded Processing Taxes
Officials said an upcoming move seeks to recover processing taxes refunded to processors. The two options are retroactive taxes on old revenue or an excess profits levy targeting the 180 million dollars refunded under the rice millers decision. Questions concern continuing 1936 crop adjustment contracts, taxpayers reimbursing refunded money, and escrow-funded expenditures.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Congress
Supreme Court
AAA
Senate Agriculture Committee
Questions and Answers on Bonus Application Handling
The piece outlines how to obtain and submit cashable fifty dollar bonus bond applications through the Veterans Administration. It covers where to obtain forms, where to send them based on loan status, required information, mail filing, follow ups, timing, address changes, identification methods, and procedures for veterans abroad.
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Veterans Administration
Veterans’ Organizations
Veterans’ Administration
The
Blame Cigarette In Fatal Cabin Fire At Fittstown
County officers labeled the blaze accidental after Neri D. Buchan 32, an oil field welder, died at a local hospital from burns suffered when his cigarette ignited bed covers in a Log Cabin tourist camp. Funeral services set in Chandler. He left a wife and child of Afton Oklahoma plus relatives. He had worked for drilling firms around Ada and was with Stewart Construction at death.
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Neri D. Buchan
Fittstown
Buchan
Buchan Ap
Chandler
Afton
Okio
Ada
Stewart Construction Company
Local oil operator Shaw active in Tulsa and Wichita this week
J. L. Shaw, an oil operator, is conducting business in Tulsa Oklahoma and Wichita Kansas this week.
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J. L. Shaw
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Wichita, Kan
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