Roosevelt plans government guaranteed interest on farm bonds
President Roosevelt drafts a farm mortgage relief bill to refinance farm debt. Government would guarantee interest payments on refinanced bonds, not principal, to boost bond marketability and lower farmer interest rates. Morgenthau to head a new farm credit administration administering the program.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Farm Board
W. T. Myers
New Farm Credit Administration
Morgenthau
Births and local shoppers in Ada region today
Bees Morris of Frisco received medical attention in Ada today. Mr and Mrs H M Hill of Frisco announce the birth of a daughter last night March 22. Mrs S L Burns and Mrs Carl Andrews of Stratford were shoppers in Ada yesterday. Mr and Mrs G T Arnold of Stratford spent Wednesday visiting friends in Ada. Mrs B Fairchild of Roff shopped in Ada yesterday. Mrs E R Crumley of Roff was an Ada shopper Wednesday. L B Adams of Allen is a business visitor in Ada today.
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Prom Theredas
Bees Morris
Frisco
Ada
H. M. Hill
S. L. Burns
Carl Andrews
Stratford
G. T. Arnold
Fairchild
Roff
E. BR. F. Crumley
Adams of
Allen
G. C. Arnold
Alfalfa bale price and stock show visit noted
Good alfalfa day offers 20 cents per bale. Roliow Hardware Co. 3 23 31w. J B Hill, county agent, is in Oklahoma City this week attending the state stock show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roliow Hardware Co
J. B. Hill
Oklahoma City
Rollow Hardware Co
Bellow Hardware Co
Ada party honoring Mrs. rain hosted by three guests
Mrs. Carl Tucker Mrs. Black and Mrs. Pledsoe from Tishomingo were guests last night in Ada for a party honoring Mrs. rain of this city.
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Carl Tucker
Black
Pledsoe
Tishomingo
Ada
Mrs. Rain
Coffman Leaves Ada for Texas Rio Grande Valley Job
J. M. Coffman departed Ada after a brief visit with relatives and friends to take up employment in the Rio Grande valley of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Coffman
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Ada
Pegg Couple Visit Ada as Business Guests
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pegg of Alien are in Ada today on a business visit and are shown meeting local executives during a routine call.
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J. W. Pegg
Alien
Ada
Visitors from district eleven attend Ada Eastern Star meeting
Mrs Harve Butler of Allen was among visitors from district eleven who drove to Ada last night to attend the Eastern Star meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Butler of
Allen
Ada
Eastern Star Meeting
Local Extension Agent Visits Ada Farm Groups
Miss Faith Strayer of the extension division of the A and M college has returned to Stillwater after several days in Ada working with the farm women’s clubs in Pontotoc County and conferring with Mrs. Morgan, home demonstration agent.
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Faith Strayer
The
A. and M. College
Stillwater
Ada
Farm Women's Clubs
Pontotoc County
Mrs. Morgan
Ada Welcomes Mrs Marcus Hall and Son Donald Home
Mrs Marcus Hall, after a stay with her Gainesville, Texas, parents, returns to Ada with her son Donald who will live with her here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Hall
Gainesville
Texas
Ada
Heron
Donald
Hall
Will
Ada Social Roundup Includes Several Visiting Friends
Mars R F Crumley of Koff was a guest of friends in Ada Friday. Mrs Robert Dowdy of Ada visited friends in Ada Friday. Mrs Co L Orr of Waxahachie Lyxas former Ada resident has been the guest of friends in Ada for several days. Mrs Wry was honoree at a party given Friday by Mrs Laird of this city. Mrs GC D Koonce recovering from surgery in Fort Worth expected to return Monday. Miss Goorela Mackey staying with Mrs Koonce will continue her visit. Miss Lois Standfield, Ross school teacher, spent Saturday shopping and visiting friends. Mr and Mrs J C Corbin spent Saturday visiting friends in Oklahoma City.
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Co. L. Orr
Waxahachie
Lyxas
Ada
Wry
Laird
Mra. GC
D. Koonce
Cook Sanitarium
Fort Worth
Texas
Goorela Mackey
Lois Standfield
Ross
J. C. Corbin
Oklahoma City
Evanses announce birth of daughter on Friday
Mr and Mrs Harry Evans of 51% W Fifteenth announce the birth of a daughter on Friday March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Evans
W. Fifteenth
Builder Walton Hyde Returns to Oklahoma Idaho Job Site
Walton Hyde of Hyde Construction Enid has returned to Oklahoma and will work on a construction project near Idaho for several weeks. Ada hears word last week of a birth a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tucker on Tuesday March 21. Mrs. Tucker formerly Miss Kathleen Newborn of Byars attended East Central for several terms.
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Walton Hyde
Hyde
Enid
Oklahoma
Idaho
Ada
Eugene Tucker
Ray Chamberlain pledges to Stillwater Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Ray Chamberlain son of Mr and Mrs W E Chamberlain of Ada was pledged to the Stillwater chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Oklahoma A and M College. He is a student in the school of engineering and an outstanding scholastic and campus participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Chamberlain
W. E. Chamberlain
Ada
Stillwater
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Ray
A. and
M. College
Ada Socials Note Visits By Frisco and Twin Oaks Residents
W H Holland of Frisco visited friends in Ada Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Haskell Floyd of Twin Oaks spent Saturday and Sunday visiting relatives in Ada.
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W.H. Holland of
Frisco
Ada
Mrs. Haskell Floyd
Twin Oaks
Keylors Drive to Oklahoma City for Hospital Stay
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Keylor accompanied by Miss Fannie Keylor drove to Oklahoma City Thursday. Mrs. Keylor entered Wesley hospital for two weeks of treatment.
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C. J. Keylor
Fannie Keylor
Oklahoma City
Local Guthrie Residents Visit City Figures
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hunter of Guthrie are in the city for a few days visit with Mr. Hunter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hunter, noted figures in the local youth community.
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Prem Mendar
Ed Hunter
Guthrie
City
Mr. Hunter
E. C. Hunter
Rip Whitman Visited Tupelo Friends After Ada Departure
Rip Whitman formerly of Ada now living in Tupelo spent Saturday night visiting friends in the city.
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Rip Whitman
Adaho
Tupelo
Judge and Mrs Couch Spend Weekend with Friends
Judge R H Couch and his wife visited Ada on Sunday and returned to Oklahoma City today. Couch, previously a local resident, now serves as attorney for the school land department, with the family home still in Tahlequah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
R. H. Couch
Ada
Oklahoma City
Judge Couch
School Land Department
Tahlequah
Mr and Mrs Howard P Rice Visit Ada Friends
Mr and Mrs Howard P Rice of Roff visited friends in Ada Saturday and Sunday.
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Howard P. Rice
Roff
Ada
Ada Column Notes On Local People Illnesses
The condition of Mrs. James Thompson, seriously ill with pneumonia, was described as somewhat better today. Mr. and Mrs. John Rinard of Los Angeles are expected to arrive in Ada this week to be with their daughter during her illness. Jewel Lawson of Lawrence underwent an operation in the Ada hospital Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Young spent Sunday in Stonewall as the guests of relatives.
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James Thompson
John Rinard
Los Angeles
Calif
Ada
Jewel Lawson
Lawrence
Ada Hospital
Mrs
Ben Young
Stonewall
Ada visits by Stonewall and Roff residents
Miss Marjorie Gibson of Stonewall shopped in Ada Saturday. Miss Marguerite Givens of Roff visited friends in Ada Saturday.
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Marjorie Gibson
Stonewall
Ada
Marguerite Givens
Roff
Ada Visit By Mrs. Bess Irick
Mrs. Bess Irick of Roff was the guest of friends in Ada Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Irick of
Roff
Ada
Ill Fort Worth Woman Improves After Pneumonia
Mrs James Thompson shows slight improvement after several days of pneumonia. Her mother Mrs John Rinard of Santa Ana California arrived to be with her, flying from Santa Ana Sunday afternoon and reaching Fort Worth Monday afternoon and traveling by bus and car.
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James Thompson
John Riinard
Santa Ana
Cal
Thompson
Rinard
Fort Worth
Pace Marriage Held by Mrs Epperson in Gonzales
Mrs Ben H. Epperson attended the marriage of her daughter Miss Claytie Woods Pace in Gonzales Texas an event of the past weekend with local families and parish members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H. Epperson
Gonzales
Texas
Claytie Woods Pace
J B Huff Improves After Tetanus Illness
J B Huff son of County Superintendent James W Huff was said by attendants to be decidedly better today after a serious tetanus illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Huff
James W. Huff
Ada Briefs Highlight Local Medical Attentions
Mr and Mrs J C Weingarten of Proff received medical attention in Ada yesterday. Charles A Zorn who recently underwent an appendicitis operation is improving steadily. Max Westheimer of Ardmore merchant and oil operator attended to business in Ada today.
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J. C. Weingarten
pRoff
Ada
Charles A. Zorn
Max Westheimer
Ardmore
Emma Barton Visits Ada From Texas
Former Ada resident Miss Emma Barton is visiting the area from Texas to spend time with her nephew Wilbur Lee and Mrs. Lee, sharing family greetings and a short stay.
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Emma _ Barton
Ada
Texas
Wilbur Lee
Mrs
Lee
Ada Sites Shoppers and Clergy Visit Highlight Day
Mrs. 8 Calles of Allen shopped in Ada stores today. Rev R E Brothers of Indiana visited his daughters Bernice and Norman Brothers at 1020 EE Tenth, college students and friends in Ada. Brothers was pastor of the Asbury Methodist church for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. Calles of
Allen
Ada
R. E. Brothers
Inda
Bernice
Norman Brothers
Brothers
Asbury Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs Glasscock Move to Dallas with Son
Mr and Mrs 8S B Glasscock and their young son Ben Albert left their host home of Mrs A B Lewis to start a new life in Dallas Texas.
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Prom Wednestas's Daily
B. Glasscock
Ben Albert
Stratford Ladies Visit Ada Yesterday
Mrs. Clarence Bowie and Mrs. Joe Lewis of Stratford visited in Ada yesterday.
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Clarence Bowie
Joe Lewis
Stratford
Ada
Miss Jennie Hall Fowler Returns to Oklahoma City
Miss Jennie Hall Fowler of Tupelo returns to Oklahoma City after a several days visit in Ada and Tupelo.
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Jennie Hall Fowler
Tupelo
Oklahoma City
Ada
Clarence Laughlin Leaves for California Spring Visit
Clarence Laughlin departed yesterday for California to spend the spring and summer months there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Laughlin
California
Mrs. A. J. Lee and Opal Hall visit from Allen and Coalgate
Mrs. A. J. Lee of Allen and Mrs. Opal Hall of Coalgate were visitors here yesterday.
Ada Shopping Trip Noted For Mrs. Fred Childs
Mrs. Fred Childs of Coalgate shopped in Ada Tuesday, highlighting local commerce and social ties in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Childs
Coalgate
Ada
Justice in a Peculation Case Addressed by Court
The judge remarks on a clerk failure to disburse 125 owed to a minor, calling it a sacred trust and noting a 500 dollar fine and 1 to 20 years in prison for the public official. Credit is given for cooperation with the county attorney and minimizing costs.
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Pontotec County
Court imposes two year sentence and political ban
The court declines to excuse the act and sentences the defendant to two years in the state pen at McAlester Oklahoma. The court also bans future public office eligibility in Oklahoma. The judge expresses regret but asserts the necessity of the decision.
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McAlester
Okla
Mrs Mary E Henry 71 Dies At Pontotoc
Mrs Mary E Henry aged 71 died at her Pontotoc home Wednesday night. Funeral services were held Thursday at 3 pm in Pontotoc Episcopal church with Rev Wesley Hart officiating. Burial followed in Pontotoc cemetery. She leaves husband RB Henry two daughters Cora Barnes Pontotoc and Bessie Barnes Pershing Okla and a son J W Henry Pontotoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rh. W. Henry
Mary E. Henry
Pontotoc
Wesley Hart
Episcopal Church
Hudson-Keith
Henry
RB. W. Henrry
Cora Barnes
Bessie Barnes
Pershing, Okla
J. W. Henry
Mrs Manda Cooper Dies At 66 In Ada Oklahoma
Mrs Manda Rebecca Cooper 66 died Friday night at 10 30 at her son's home on the southwest edge of the city. Funeral services Sunday at 2 from First Baptist Church with Dr C C Morris officiating. Burial in Rosedale cemetery. Survivors include husband T R Cooper two daughters Mrs R T Dew Ada and Mrs W E Roberts Lawrence four sons Homer Renzo Sam and Vernal Cooper Ada two sisters Mrs Thomas Russell Cooksville Tenn and Mrs J W Price Blue Ridge Texas. The Coopers had long resided in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manda Rebecca Cooper
H. R. Cooper
First Baptist Church
C. C. Morris
Rosedale Cemetery
Hudson - Keith
Cooper
T. R. Cooper
R. T. Dew
Ada
W. E. Roberts
Lawrence
Homer, Renzo
Sam
Vernal Cooper
Thomas Russell
Cooksville
Tenn
J. W. Price
Blue Ridge
Texas
Coopers
Mrs Winnie Freeman Dies at 41 in Local Home
Mrs Winnie Freeman aged 41 wife of J A Freeman died Saturday at 10 30 AM at their home 316 West Sixteenth street Funeral services were to be held at 3 30 PM from Criswell's funeral parlor Dr C C Morris officiating Interment in Memorial Park cemetery She is survived by her husband and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Freeman
Winnie Freeman
West Sixteenth Street
Criswell
C. C. Morris
Memorial Park Cemetery
Miss Mary Frances Montgomery Dies at 12
Miss Mary Frances Montgomery died Sunday at 10 in the home of her brother K R Montgomery in Stonewall. Funeral services were held at the Church of Christ in Stonewall with Rev McDougald officiating. Burial in Stonewall Cemetery. She is survived by her mother Mrs E C Montgomery a sister Lucille and six brothers Cal Joe Tipton Tom Woodrow and R R Montgomery all of Byars and Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Montgomery
K. R. Montgomery
East Twelfth
Church of Christ
Stonewall
Rev. McDougald
Ada
Stonewall Cemetery
Hudson-Keith
Mary Frances
E. C. Montgomery
Lucille
Cal
Joe Tipton
Tom
Woodrow
Byars
R. R. Montgomery
Ada poultry figure J A Weldon dies at 85
J A Weldon age 85 died at 3 am at the home of his son and daughter in law in Pecan Grove community five miles south of Ada. Funeral services were held at the home at 1 pm Rev C C Morris officiating. The body was moved to Ladonia Texas for interment Criswell's in charge. He was a familiar Ada figure and active in local poultry shows. Survived by his son J F Weldon and three brothers.
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J. A. Welden
J. F. Welden
Pecan Grove
Ada
Rev. C. C. Morris
Ladonia
Texas
Criswell
Mr. Weldon
J. F. Weldon
Mrs Nannie Farmer Dies at 80 in Roff Home
Mrs Nannie Farmer aged 80 died Monday night at 9 at the home of her son G. W. Farmer near Roff. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 3 at First Baptist Church of Roff with Rev. R. L. Hays officiating. Interment in East Hill Cemetery, Roff. Criswell's funeral home in charge. She is survived by three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Farmer
G. W. Farmer
Roff
First Baptist Church
R. L. Hays
East Hill Cemetery
Criswell’'s
Jesse Earnest Shadden Dies at 58 in Maud
Jesse Earnest Shadden 58 died at his home in Maud Sunday at 7 30 pm. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm from the Maud Methodist church with burial in Cummings cemetery Criswell in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Earnest Shadden
Maud
Methodist
Cummings Cemetery
Criswell
Death of Bob W Hyatt in Tupelo Texas
Bob W Hyatt aged 24 died Sunday morning at 5 30 in Monroe Texas. Funeral services were held at his home in Tupelo Tuesday at 3 30 with Rev Parker officiating. Burial followed in Jesse Cemetery. Hudson Keith Funeral Home was in charge. He is survived by his mother Mrs Jennie Hyatt and a sister Estelle both of Tupelo and two brothers D Hyatt of Tupelo and Alvin Hyatt of Okmulgee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob W. Hyatt
Monroe
Texas
Tupelo
Rev. Parker
Jesse Cemetery
Hudson- Keith Funeral Home
Hyatt
Jennie Hyatt
Estelle
D. Hyatt
Alvin Hyatt
Okmulgee
Oklahoma City stays execution of teen killer Patton
The criminal court of appeals halted Ted Patton's execution scheduled for tomorrow for the murder of Robert H. Wall. Patton claimed self defense and cited prejudice. W. D. Wall, former county attorney, appeared as special prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Farim Farm Bill Earns Backing At Senate Hearing
A B Blalock of the American Cotton Cooperative Association told the Senate agriculture committee the farm bill as passed by the House has full approval. F E Mollin opposed cattle inclusion citing freight rate fears while C D Streeter testified from Keokuk Iowa as witnesses urged compromise before executive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
A. B. Blalock
American Cotton Cooperative Association
Blalock
F. E. Mollin
Denver
American National Livestock Association
C. D. Streeter
Keokuk
Iowa
Smith
White House
Senate Panel Seeks Farm Relief Bill Compromise
Washington March 28 The Senate agriculture committee chaired by Smith planned to reconvene to draft a compromise farm relief bill. Hearings were to wind up quickly with an executive session to begin revising the Roosevelt measure aiming for a swift result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
Local Grain Prices Shift Amid Dust Storms and Wheat Rally
Aggressive eastern buying and dust storms in Kansas and Oklahoma boosted wheat prices while corn and oats rose modestly. April crop summaries expected next week forecast heavy abandonment of winter wheat acreage, with provisions steady to down. The governor signaled possible vetoes of some appropriations as state senators argued among themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Report March 29
Hogs 2,000 head steady with top at 4.60 for packer purchases. Choice medium weights 3.60 to outsiders, bulk across weights 3.25 to 4.50. Cattle 800, calves 200, beef beeves barely steady with light and medium at 5.50 to 4.25, odd at 4.50. good beef cows 2.25 to 2.50. canners and cutters 1.25 to 1.75. bulls 1.50 to 2.25. Sheep 600 lambs steady. choice light spring lambs to 6.60, best-fed lambs around 5.00. truck in peak 4.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Market Trends Report
Hogs direct to 5 higher with top 3.70 for 180-210 head. cattle and calves mixed with better heifers and yearlings harder to move. Sheep open bids lower. best fed lambs above 5.35 with spring lambs 6.75-7.00. overall market slow but steady across hogs cattle and sheep segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Potatoes Mixed, Shipments Wisely Plentiful Across Regions
Potatoes at 148 with track 340, U S shipments 789, demand slow and supplies heavy. Wisconsin round whites 75 80, Idaho russets 1.25 to 1.32 1 2, mostly 1.30. Minnesota early Ohio s U S No 1 largely 72 1 2 to 80, Colorado McClures 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Poultry Prices Reported in Chicago Market
In Chicago on March 29 the UP Poultry live market quoted 34 trucks with prices for hens at 13 1 2 to 14 1 2, leghorn hens 12 1 2, colored springs 14, rock springs 16, roosters 10, turkeys 10 to 15, heavy white ducks 14 1 2, colored ducks 13 1 2, small 11 1 2, geese 11, leghorn broilers 18, rock broilers 22 1 2, colored broilers 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
Chicago dairy markets mixed as butter and eggs see varied quotes
Chicago reports on March 29 show butter at 6 827 unsettled creamery specials 93 score 18 to 18 1 2 with extras 92 at 17 1 2. Extra firsts 90 to 91 17 1 4 and standards 90 17 3 4. Eggs total 21 078 unsettled with prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wheat Soars to Highs Amid Market Rally
Wheat prices climbed sharply late today reaching near the highs not seen since last November as markets reacted to supply concerns and broader commodity strength. Strong buying activity and speculative interest pushed futures higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain price list with multiple commodity grades
The compiled prices show wheat and corn grades with assorted figures for No 1 yellow hard No 5 hard and No 2 mixed yellow old white alongside oats listings No 2 white and No 3 white indicating market postings for cereals by grade and type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Milling Coe
T.enne
Chicago
Cotton futures steady as cov ering supports May contract
In New York on March 29 cotton prices recovered from early losses then steadied on renewed covering and buying from Wall Street and commission houses. May futures rose to about 6.44 before trimming to around 6.35 as profits were taken. The day closed easy, backed by selling in the South and profit taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Commission House
Cotton futures close steady as sales edge lower in New Orleans
Spot cotton closed steady with a 6 point drop. Sales reached 1,138 with low middling at 5.76 and middling at 6.26 while good middling stood at 6.66. Receipts totaled 5,253 and stock 1,023,52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cotton futures close steady with small declines
In New Orleans on March 29 the Cotton futures market finished steady with net declines of 5 to 6 points. Prices traded with slight variations, showing a narrow trading range as bids and asks hovered near the prior close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Oklahoma Governor Pushes Revenue Bills Amid Cash Crisis
Oklahoma Governor Murray plans to address a Democratic caucus to urge passing revenue measures to avert a state deficit. Bank actions restricting state warrants forced the meeting with lawmakers. He cites a 40 percent gasoline tax diversion bill to clear old warrants in four years and asks for passage of the cigaret tax and chain store bills to aid school funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Murray
Highway Department
Oklahoma City Banks Refuse State Warrants
Oklahoma City bankers decline to cash state and county warrants except highway department payments. Senate leaders push a bill diverting gasoline tax and highway revenues to debt service, expected to save 2 to 3 million dollars yearly. State Treasurer Weems cites a June deficit near 12 million with warrants totaling about 13 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Highway Department
Senate
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Ray O. Weems
Weems
Stillwater
Norman
McAlester
Tax payment extension debated as senate considers schedule
A house joint resolution to extend deadlines for 1932 ad valorem taxes was sent to the senate retrenchment and reform committee. Senators opposed rushing the measure claiming it delays payments and raises penalties should be avoided if taxes are paid within the new window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Senate
House
Senate Committee On
Nichols
McAdoo proposes mortgage relief measure
Washington March 29 Senator McAdoo introduces a plan to create a strong federal farm mortgage bank based on consolidated agricultural credit agencies to aid farmers in meeting mortgages at lower interest. The senates agriculture committee debates the administration farm relief bill and votes on limiting commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Senate
White House
Robinson
Arkansas
Rosevelt
Congress
Wallace
Agriculture Department
Farm Credit Administration
Washington
Mar
McAdoo
D. Cal
Senate Agriculture Committee
Kendrick
Wyoming
McNary
Oregon
McKeown Bill Would Require Licenses for Labor-Saving Patents
Washington March 29 UP Patentees and owners of labor saving devices would need a federal license to use inventions under a bill by Rep. McKeown. Licenses would be denied if local labor can replace the machine at reasonable price. violations incur a $100 fine. the president could suspend the law when no longer needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
McKeown
Okla
Secretaries of Commerce and Labor
Senate panel to draft farm bill amendment on producer cost
Senator Thomas of Oklahoma said after a senate agriculture committee session that an amendment will be drawn to guarantee each farmer the cost of production for his crop. The plan mirrors NFU proposals to set a minimum domestic price ensuring recovery of production costs and a reasonable farmer return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Thomas D
Okla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Thomas
John A. Simpson
National Farmers’ Union
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