No Further Legislation Expected This Session Says Senator
June 5 AP New York large industries align with big business to uphold NRA standards. Harper Sibley of the U S Chamber of Commerce says the codeless NRA is what business wants. General Hugh S Johnson warns promises may fade before Congress adjourns as chiseling fears rise.
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Rochester
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Mass
Supreme Court
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Midget NRA Heads to Congress for Quick Approval
President Roosevelt’s midget NRA proposal moves toward rapid congressional approval. Senator Robinson of Arkansas declares no further action likely this session unless unforeseen conditions arise. He notes the study will continue and any needed legislation would be presented if conditions demand.
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Roosevelt
Sen. Robinson
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Robinson
Congress
Supreme Court
Revival at Sasakwa pool yields oil flow
In WeWoka Oklahoma on June 5 a revival at Sasakwa pool produced 11 barrels in 17 minutes from Stanolind-Amerada No. 1 Rogers D after reaching 2 794 feet then Champlin 8B swabbed 140 barrels in seven hours at Fishpool as drilling continued toward the Dolomite at 4 125 feet in the NW SE NW of 8-6N-8E and SE NW SE of 0- TN-8E.
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Wewoka
Okla
Building Permits Still Gaining In Town
One building permit was issued Tuesday for a residence costing 400 dollars to Bess Neeley. The city saw its heaviest rush for permits since last Saturday with permits totaling about 9,000 dollars. Walie Grindstaff received a permit for a residence with an estimated cost of 3,009 dollars. Finley and Lollar also obtained a permit for a residence with a 3,000 dollar outlay.
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Walie Grindstaff
Finley & Lollar
House approves bill to authorize national guard activation
The House passed a bill by a 184 to 109 vote to let the president order National Guard officers to active duty in an emergency and sent it to the Senate. Liberals warned it could be used to break strikes. the War Department opposes the measure.
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Washington
National Guard
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Senate
War Department
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Larceny Case Dismissed Amid Loud Rejoicing
Justice Oliver dismissed grand larceny charges against W. N. Schneidmiller and Mathes Turner after a trial in which church ownership of church property was debated. The decision, delivered in district court, drew loud rejoicing from spectators and church members.
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Bill” Schneidmiller
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Church of God
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Turner
BE. G. Murr
Murr
Schneidmille
Dynamite found at Wilson packing plant as strike worsens
Oklahoma City June 5. Governor Marland reports new dynamite found at Wilson Co packing plant amid strike and union ultimatum. He moves state guards to city while Sand Springs mill workers are kept under watch. Union leaders condemn the plant’s stance and warn the strike will continue.
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Wilson& Co
Marland
Govnor Marland
Sand Springs
Wilson
Oil Control Debate Tops Roosevelt Program
President Roosevelt backed interstate oil production pacts to curb overproduction while backing a federal petroleum board to set quotas and oversee state allotments. The plan, tied to the Thomas bill, faces Senate questions on timing, authority, and potential federal control versus states’ rights.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Special Petroleum Board
Thomas
Utah
Senate Mines Oil Subcommittee
Okla
Dallas
United States
Southeast Oklahoma Ban Johnson Amateur League Announces Schedule
The double round robin schedule for the Southeastern Oklahoma Ban Johnson amateur baseball league was released by organizer Harral Allen. Teams Ada Holdenville Wewoka Stratford Antlers and Hugo will play as the six-city circuit with playoffs to decide the state champion after the regular season ends by August 4.
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Ban Jonson
Harral Allen
Oklahoma
Ada
Holdenville
Wewoka
Stratford
Antlers
Hugo
Ban Johnson
Pauls Valley
Order Fifteen Cut Off A. and M. Faculty List
Oklahoma City June 5 The state board of agriculture acting on Gov. Marland's order to balance the budget directs President H G Bennett of Oklahoma A and M college Stillwater to dismiss fifteen faculty members Bennett will choose who is discharged Chnt Strong of Clinton resigns as business manager effective July 1 W A Melton Tulsa appointed in his place with equal salary 4800 a year Estimating tills from slot machines and fines will add about 750 to the county treasury Pontotoc county officials set to dispose of loot from a county wide gambling raid Tuesday night
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State Board of Agriculture
Marland
H.G. Bennett
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Stillwater
Bennett
Chnt Strong
Clinton
W. A. Melton
Tulsa
Aggie
Strong
Pontotoc
W. Virgil Stanfield
Clyde Kaiser
Ada City
Pontotoc County
Snake Joke Ends With Cab Repair Bill
Muskogee reports cab driver John Lucas prank with a two foot grass snake backfired when the reptile appeared in the car ceiling frightening two women passengers. Lucas paid 7.50 for car top and upholstery removal as he failed to locate the snake.
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Muskogee
John Lucas
Lucas
Oklahoma City Road Program Rules Limit Relief Funds
Federal rules cap 4 million in relief money for unemployed county workers, restrict to grading drainage gravelling and force-account work. State aid 6 million to fund concrete blacktop and high type construction.
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Oklahoma City
The
Highway Commission
Washington
Scott Ferris
Ferris
Ludlum Steel To Maintain 40 Hour Week Wages
Ludlum Steel president L G Patcheller stated the firm will not exploit NRA invalidation to alter hours or wages. The plant will implement a 40 hour week with a wage rate of 55.6 cents per hour as the company moves forward.
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Watervliet
N. Y
Hiland G. Patcheller
Ludlum Steel Company
NRA
Ramsay MacDonald May End Career as Prime Minister
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald chaired what observers call his final cabinet session today. He is expected to resign to King George and Buckingham Palace will likely name Stanley Baldwin to form a new government.
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Representative Lee endorses Harrah postmaster nominee
U S Representative Lee of Oklahoma announced the recommendation of Louie Anderson for a four year term as postmaster in Harrah Oklahoma. The aid said the appointment would fill the local postal leadership role.
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Washington
Lee
Cotton Certificates Due Before June 12 In County
County announces June 12 deadline for signing cotton tax exemption certificates. Farmers may apply Friday and Saturday at the county agent office. late certificates incur 50 percent tax on uncertified cotton. About 2 000 bales expected in county, with 10 600 bales tax free including Bankhead provisions. Progress reports on a federal soil erosion camp in Sandy Creek basin, with cooperative agreement goals and local leaders active.
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Mr. Johnson
Washington
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N. E. Winters
Stillwater
S. D. Lowe
Smith-Hughes
Vaness
Ada Chamber of Commerce
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J. B. Hill
Slight Drop in Retail Food Costs in Two Weeks
Washington reports a slight drop in retail food prices for the two weeks ended May 21. For $1.24 housewives could buy the same quantity of food that cost $1.25 in the prior period. A year ago the same amount cost $1.08 and two years ago $0.94.
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Washington
Labor Department
Taxes ond issue to get Pa grant
Phillip S. Donnell of the Oklahoma PWA said grants will be made only when money supplementing them is obtained through a bond issue. The government will cover up to 45 percent of the total, up from 30 percent. About $750,000 in Oklahoma projects would be affected by the regulation change.
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PWA
Phillip S. Donnell
Oklahoma
Donnell
Oklahoma lawmakers back postmaster appointments
Representative Jack Nichols of Oklahoma announced the recommendation of Alice Woolman for the Coweta postmistress position while Representative Josh Lee named C E Fair as postmaster at Sulphur Oklahoma.
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Washington
Jack Nichols
Okla
Alice Woolman
Coweta
Josh Lee
C. E. Fair
Sulphur
Panhandle A. and M. faculty cut as state trims salaries
Four or five Panhandle A. and M. College faculty members at Goodwell are not re employed as the state board cuts salaries for the school and reviews Oklahoma A. and M. College payroll. Names eliminated include J. F. Poteet, Thomas Barker, Eula W. May, Leon B. Field. Field resigned and vacancy not filled.
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M. College
Goodwell
State Board of Agriculture
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Stillwater
Zeb Lanter
Marland
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Thomas Barker
Eula W. May
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Raymond Thomas to Advise on TVA Water Power Projects
Oklahoma tax commission member Raymond Thomas will spend several weeks in Knoxville Tennessee as a consultant on Tennessee Valley Authority water power projects. He plans to leave the last week of June.
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Raymond Thomas
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Ada Stratford Teams To Play At Pauls Valley
Ada Strartford teams in the Ban Johnson league will face Stratford at Pauls Valley Sunday June 9 in the schedule opener. Ada lost 7 to 2 last Sunday to Holdenville in league play. The league comprises players under 21 with two Oklahoma leagues planned for a championship playoff and a shot at Kansas champions.
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Ban Johnson League
Stratford
Pauls Valley
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Oklahoma
Shooting spree claims woman in El Dorado home
In El Dorado Arkansas a shooting spree early today left one woman dead and another severely wounded. Iver Tollkkisson, 30, killed Mrs Clifton Mc Daniels and wounded his wife and their 5 year old son amid injuries to two others in the house.
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Kerr Named Delegate to Young Democrat Meet
Thirty five Oklahoma delegates to a regional young Democrat meeting at Amarillo Texas on June 7 were announced by Jess Larson president of the state league of young democrats. Scott Ferris National Committeeman will head Oklahoma delegates. Other delegates include Guy Horton Altus JF Martin Sayre C D Lacey Perry Aubrey Kerr Ada Marion Monforth Alva Jerome Fisher Gentry Lee Tulsa Joe Crow Indiahoma Lee Robison Bartlesville John Thomas Lawton Ralph Chambers Picher and Houston Wright Stillwater.
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Oklahoma
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Tex
Jess Larson
State League of Young Democrats
Scott Ferris
Guy Horton
Altus
JF. Martin
Sayre
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Perry
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Ada
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Alva
Jerome Fischer
Gentry Lee
Tulsa
Joe Crow
Indiahoma
Lee Robison
Bartlesville
John Thomas
Lawton
Ralph Chambers
Picher
Houston Wright
Stillwater
Woman Identified After Self Inflicted Stabbing and River Suicide
In Christchurch England a woman identified as Mrs Alma Rattenbury, recently acquitted of involvement in her husband’s mallet murder, stabbed herself six times and leapt into the Stour. Witness William Mitchell reported seeing her sit by the river side then stab herself and fall in. He nearly reached her as she jumped.
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Okla
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Alma Rattenbury
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