Kerr and Nichols Win Legislative Positions
Kerr and Nichols win legislative posts in a race that left Ebey and Deaton headed for a run off. Kerr led in Pontotor county with strong support while Deaton and Ebey push toward the No. 2 seat as campaigns begin. Local updates include community notes from Red Oak Lovelady and surrounding areas with social events and visits.
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Kerr
Nichols
Ebey
Deaton
Aubrey M. Kerr
Pontotor
Letdslaaur Kerr
H. Bema
Vanes
Otte Striektat
Slater
Wiehols
Wewoa
Puesday
Walliams
W.oh
Veteras
Tbe
Lesbe Mature
Austin Deaton
Omer
Ebuy
Prenton
Chel Mage
Toth
Muampaisnerdk Vioor Gholy
Seehduis Stppert
Davie
Ava
Wateon
Phe
Todd
Bs Watson
Tyke
Davis Beet
Striekbind
Wentla
Aseels
Nicholy
Von Papen to Be Only Figure in German Shakeup
Berlin July 5 The Nazi party indicated Von Papen would be stripped of the vice chancellorship but may remain in the cabinet as Saar commissioner. Reports said the anti Jewish campaign continued in provincial centers while dissension grew outside Berlin. An Associated Press dispatch described Von Papen’s papers being removed and sent to his home as others awaited further action.
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A. D. Stefperud
Ated Prewe
Bierlin
Frang von Papen
Burr
Azd
Foreign Department
Nazi Party
Saar
Associated Press
Von Papen Home Raided Amid Berlin Cleaning Drive
The German vice chancellor’s residence was raided again last night as furniture was moved from Von Papen’s old office and scaffolding rose outside the building for alterations and a thorough cleaning. A party spokesman said an entire wall would be replaced to replace Von Papen’s men in the vice chancellery. Von Papen declined interviews, saying his condition would be fixed after talks with the chancellor. A secretary said he would stay in Berlin for health, but a Nazi spokesman said a long rest would be taken.
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Frau von Papen
von Papen
Gaid
Berlin
Leare
Nazi Party
New Trial Denied for Three Slayers at Sing Sing
Albany July 5 County Judge Earl H Qala denied a motion for a new trial for Mrs Anna Antonio mother of three in the Sing Sing death house after conviction with two others Vincent Saetta and Sam Farac for the slaying of Balvatore Antonio two years ago Saetta had evaded execution with last minute stays and made statements exonerating Mrs Antonio and accusing District Attorney John T Delaney of a broken promise to secure commutation The defense argued the statements were for delaying the case and influencing the governor
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Albany
N.Y
Earl H. Qala
Anna Antonio
Sing Sing
Mra
Antonio
Vincent Saetta
Sam Farac
Lehman
Stay Sing
Saetta
Balvatore Antonio
Lehmay
Mra. Antonio
Albany Coun Ity
Satta
John T. Delaney
Suetta
Daniel H. Prior
Unclear text about judge decision and reprieve timing
Fragmentary note reports a judge’s decision and a potential appeal to the court of appeals. It mentions a deadline before July 9 and a governor’s third reprieve granting, with confusion over terms and spellings.
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Brior
Gallup
First Farm Moratorium Petition Filed in Missouri
In Kansas City July 1954 the first petition under the new farm mortgage moratorium law was filed in federal court. Judge Reeves granted an injunction to delay a store closure sale in Clay County as Mary A. Hughes, trustee for Allee H. Hughes, sought relief. The petition cites heavy indebtedness with liens from Kanagawa City Life Insurance and Clay County Building and Loan. The motion asks court approval for relief and time to file assets and liabilities. An immediate injunction to halt the sale was requested.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Albert L. Reeves
Clay County
Hirmington
Mary A. Hughes
Allee H. Hughes
Bennett
Kangana City Life Insurance Company
Clay County Building and Loan Association of Liberty
Alo
Riotous clashes erupt on San Francisco waterfront
San Francisco waterfront scenes flare as police charge a group of 200 strike pickets and toss tear gas bombs in a longshoremen strike that began May 9. The confrontation marks ongoing labor unrest with attention to safety and order on the docks.
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San Francisco
Potor
RiotClash In City District Injures Marine Worker
A riot broke on Meyailt any Main street near pioz 30 as police clashed with pickets. WVuasit YZakharoff, a marine cooks and rewards union member, was clubbed and seriously injured while rocks flew from attackers. Fire erupted in a box car with an automobile, the tire department forced the blaze out. About 59 policemen struck the crowd after detaining district residents.
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Bers
Bank deposits rise in June call reports amid recovery hopes
Washington July 5 The June 30 call from the comptroller and the Federal Reserve Board indicated deposits across American banks would show a meaningful gain from the prior period though total deposits remain well below 1929 peaks. Circulation climbed past 8 billion, with broad deposits around 38.646 billion, reflecting growing money in circulation and bank credit rebuilding.
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Washington
America
Ag Bank
Comptroller
Federal Reserve Board
Tony
Federal Reserve System
Bank crisis era reserves reassure deposit support
During the 1933 banking crisis, officials noted Reserve Board members said member banks held a balance with the reserve banks. The balance stood at about 3.837 billion dollars on June 27, sufficient to support deposits around 80 billion dollars, nearly half again the level of 1929.
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Mus
Cannon Opens Attack on Liquor Traffic Allegations
In a sharp critical statement Bishop James Cannon Jr. claims thousands now realize they were deceived by repeal leaders of both major parties. He says salaga r has returned despite protests and that Protestant bodies demand action. The Italian Catholic church stands united against prohibition, presenting a solid front.
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Washington
James Cannon Jr
Merhoadiat Episcopal Church
South
CIA
Ina’ Tornigt
Salagar
Allec
Mrs Barnett Wins Estate Battle in California
Mrs Barnett emerged winner in the first contest over the estate of her husband, the Inte Jackson Barnett. Probate Judge C S Crail named her administrator of Barnett’s California estate, which she described as consisting of two ponies a watch and clothing. Barnett had oil funds paying $2,500 monthly but most property in Oklahoma. The public administrator and Hubert Barnatt proposed her appointment.
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Barnett
Los Angeles
Anta Lauro Lowe Marnett
Jackson Marnett
Mingaire
C. S. Crail
California
Hia
Hla
Oklahoma
Hubert Barnatt
Unofficial Returns Pontotoc County Democratic Primary 1934
Vague OCR reads lists of names and figures from Pontotoc County Democratic primary returns dated July 3 1934. Numerous candidate surnames and numbers appear scattered with inconsistent formatting, suggesting county totals and tallies for multiple offices.
Wad 49 at De 58 GAA 1g Ae
Wad 49 and De 58 faced off in a closely contested match with overall goals and assists noted. The game featured one goal by Ae and multiple positional plays from 1g, highlighting defensive efforts from both sides.
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