Marland 10 Give Out Many Plums as Appointments Loom
Oklahoma City July 6 Statehouse plums were hanging thick for Marland supporters today but E W will select appointees for their qualifications. The governor will pick boards and officials overseeing 40 state institutions and numerous commissions. Campaign figures include Howard Drake and a host of lawyers, oilmen, and veterans active in the Marland effort.
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Oklahoma City
Cp— Statehouse
Marland
E. W
Oklahoma
Tax Commission
Board of Affairs
Board of Education
Highway Commission
Banking Department
Criminal Bureau
Industrial Commission
Issues Commission
School Land Commission
Jim Farley
Howard
Pete) Drake
Drake
Sam W. Hayes
Supreme Court
Scott Ferris
Hubert Bolen
Internal Revenue
E. L. Richardson
Lawton
R. H. Wilson
Marland Campaign
Ed Falkenbure
Medford
B. G. Patton
Frank Douglass
American Legion
B. S
Cheebie) Graham
John Eddleman
Democratic Governor Nominee Leads In State Totals
The article lists voting tallies for state and county races, led by Governor candidate Marland with 3,572 and Wal ton 2,996. It covers numerous offices including Secretary of State, Attorney General, and County positions with detailed figures and several geographic references.
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Marland
Walton
Anglin
King
Burns
Smith
Weems
Waldrop
Berry
Rogers
Carter
Sneed
Jolley
Childers
Bounds
Williamson
Ferris
Pullen
Crawford
Harrell
Educcation
Vaughan
Cannon
Kerr
Fraser
Murphy
Duffy
Charities and Corrections
Bassett
Moore
Huff
Insurance
Read
Philpott
Pres. Board of Agriculture
Cordell
Cook
Shaw
Stewart
Supreme Court
Pool
Franklin
Hay
Brown
Congress
Johnson
Howard
McKeown
Gassaway
Looney
Boren
Batch
Thompson
McKeel
State Senate
Nichols
Strickland
Ebey
Denton
Watson
Davis
Williams
Murray Defies Court Decision Promises Clemency Action
Oklahoma City July 6 Governor Alfalfa Bill Murray warned county treasurers and excise boards he will call out the National Guard to stop ad valorem tax resales. He proposed executive clemency to set aside penalties and said a special session of the legislature may remit delinquency penalties with elections needed in about thirty counties. The new legislature will be elected November 6 and convene in January.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma National Guardsmen
Murray
State Supreme Court
Brothers Die in Arizona Lethal Chamber
July 6 report from Florence Arizona states two brothers Manuel Hernandez 18 and Fred Hernandez 19 were executed in Arizona's lethal gas chamber for the murder of Charles Washburn a Needles California prospector. The crime netted $25 and the brothers were pronounced dead within minutes after exposure. Witnesses were cleared from the chamber area as fumes leaked from the box.
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Florence
Ariz
Manuel
Fred Hernandez
Arizona
Charles Washburn
Calif
Casa Grande
Fred
Bas
Official County Votes in Ponto toc County Elections
Official tabulation released this afternoon updates results from Tuesday ballots. Mundy moves into the Dist 1 county commissioner run‑off, replacing Roberts who had been listed as runner‑up to Caldwell.
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Weicher — Summers
Owens
Rose
Poarch
Dist
Caldwell
Mundy
Roberts
Pegg
Hall
Davis
Scott
McDonald
Allison
Lorine
Hill
Justice of Peace No
Ada— Hill
Matherly
Anderson
Chapman
Justice of Peace
Ada— Cullins
Oliver
Jones
Lunsford
Emory
Gargis
Chauncey
Pontotoc County
W. H. “Hardy
Ches C. Roberts
A. A. Caldwell
Buried mountain of ice uncovered near Hot Sulphur Springs
A mountain of ice was unearthed today by highway crews a mile east of Hot Sulphur Springs Colorado geologists weighed whether the mass is an ancient glacier or an inland sea froze perhaps a million years ago. Mixed with the ice were sea shells salt and sand suggesting a former marine origin.
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Colo
Here
Bassett Leads Oklahoma Primary With Big Vote Totals
Mrs. Mabel Bassett Oklahoma’s charities and corrections commissioner, a twice elected Democrat on the state ticket, holds one of the largest totals from Tuesday’s primary. From 2 443 of 3 352 precincts she has 117 277 votes for renomination. Jessie E Moore trails with 49 083 as her runoff opponent. Final totals pending official returns.
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Oklahoma City
Mabel Bassett
Oklahoma
Feed Crop Shortage Threatens Oklahoma Farmers
Federal crop statistician K. O. Blood warns a severe feed shortage looms for Oklahoma as heat and drought dry up corn, alfalfa, and prairie hay. April to June rainfall ran 64 percent of normal, drought now widespread with isolated rains delaying damage in some counties. Nearby states buy up available feed at any price amid the shortages.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
K. O. Blood
U. S
Ginning Agreement Effort Abandoned by Administration
Washington July 10. The Farm Administration formally abandoned all efforts to institute a cotton ginning marketing agreement. The move ends attempts to secure cooperation from ginners who had formally asked for the agreement and signals a shift in policy.
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Ment
Cully A. Cobb
Farm Administration
Cotton Belt
Oklahoma City
Washington
The
Oil Production Falls Nationwide as Weekly Output Dips
Nationwide crude oil production averaged 2,644,989 barrels per day, down 17,413 from the prior week. Oklahoma rose slightly to 500,434 barrels, California fell to 512,000, Texas declined to 1,140,327, Kansas to 130,545, Rocky Mountain region slipped to 96,250, while Eastern fields including Michigan rose to 136,177.
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Tulsa
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
California
Texas
East Texas
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Michigan
Oklahoma City
Lathrop
West Texas
Texas Panhandle
Central
Gulf Coast
Southwest
State of Texas
North Louisiana
Louisiana
Arkansas
Rocky Mountain Area
Santa Fe Springs
Long Beach
Mountain View
Elwood
Kettleman Hills
Hitler warns newspaper men over foreign correspondents
Berlin reports say Adolf Hitler and his Volkische Beobachter warn foreign correspondents amid coverage of the second revolution. Goebbels singles out foreign press while reports of purges and clashes with the heimwehr intensify. Dollfuss questions violent methods as Austria watches Germany's turmoil.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Volkische Beobachter
Paul Joseph Goebbels
der Fuehrer
Hitler
Puppetreichstag
Heimwehr
Vienna
Graz
Dollfuss
Foreign and Agriculture
NRA expects single code for 450 industries soon
Washington July 11 P One broad code covering wages hours and child labor for about 450 industries is expected from the NRA. It will not include price fixing. General Hugh S Johnson hopes to promulgate the code before leaving today on a combination vacation speaking tour and plans a westward itinerary with speeches at Waterloo Portland the University of California Los Angeles Chicago and other stops.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Roosevelt
Johnson
Waterloo
Portland
Ore
University of California
Los Angeles
Sierra
Rocky Mountains
Chicago
Capital
Abandon Two More Strips of Railroad
Washington July 10 The Interstate Commerce Commission today authorized the St Louis San Francisco to abandon 26 miles from Galloway Missouri to Chadwick Missouri and 3 miles on its coal branch at Weir City Kansas. The action aims to reduce losses for the receivers and return the line to profitability.
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Washingtoa
St. Louis-San Francisco
Interstate Commerce Commission
Galloway
Missouri
Chadwick
Weir City
Kansas
Dollfuss Drives Consolidation of Power in Austria
Chancellor Dollfuss tightens control seizing military and police authority amid a Nazi crackdown in Vienna. A period of grace grants surrender of explosives before death penalties. cabinet reshuffle places Dollfuss in multiple key posts and reshapes the Heimwehr’s power structure.
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Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Austria
Dollfuss
Wilhelm Miklas
Miklas
Benito Mussolini
Dollifuss
Germany
Heiwehr
Home Guard
Heimwehr
Ernest von Stahemberg
Emil Fey
Fey
Iron Man
van Starhemberg
Prince Schonberg-Hartenstein
Ministry of Defense
Kessler Fired From German Cabinet in Nazi Shakeup
Berlin July 11. Phillip Kessler, head of Germany’s economic and trade life, was removed from office by Nazi Economics Minister Kurt Schmitt and replaced by Count Ruediger von Der Golz. Von Der Gloz has strong background in industry and business matters, replacing a leader viewed as lacking industrial experience.
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Berlin
Phillip Kessler
Germany
Kurt Schmitt
Count von der Golz
Count Ruediger von der Gloz
Kessler
von der Gloz
Cosmic Rays Studied by Tin Box Telescopes
Cosmic ray research flies high as tin box telescopes filled with salt water taffy sticks are loaded on a stratosphere flight. Major Kepner and Captain Stevens, with Bartol Institute, seek ray behavior, identity, and origins using angled, multi telescope arrays to compare single rays versus showers.
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Philadelphia
William E. Kepner
Albert W. Stevens
Black Hills
South Dakota
Barto
W. F. C. Swann
Bartol
Young Republicans rally against colossal bureaucracies
In Chicago on July 11 Col Theodore Roosevelt Jr urged national Young Republican leaders from nineteen states to oppose Democratic administration policies. He warned of debt, loss of liberties, and threats to free speech and press, calling for grassroots influence and action against government regimentation.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Henry P. Fletcher
Fletcher
Mount claims world long distance fishing title
Rapid City resident P J Mount smiles as he recounts catching a seven inch trout after balling out on a 150 yard drive on a local golf course. He chased the fish in a lake and recovered his ball showcasing a surprising trophy.
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Rapid City
S. D
P—J. D. Mount
Mount
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