Ada High School Hosts Revival Leader and Singers
John Brown Assembly Speaker Reverend John E Brown and Mr and Mrs Mathews led singing at Ada High School assembly Monday urging students to plan after graduation. Brown described John Brown schools in Siloam Springs Arkansas and in California.
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John Brown Assembly
John E. Brown
Ada
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Ada High School
Reverend Brown
John Browns
Siloam Springs
Arkansas
California
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Vera Cummings
Vera Duncan
Gracie Mae Kelley
Ray White
Eugene Anderson
Arthur Castleberry
Mary Sue Smith
Virginia Stuke
Leonard Wood
Margaret Hill
Drucilla Cash
Leo Jackson
Marie Briscoe
Louise Robbins
Tish Haney
Jean Cook
Tommy Jean Murphy
G. G. Overturf
Annie C. Byrd
Oil production ticks down nationwide for week to May 1
Oil and Gas Journal reports a national weekly drop of 3,591 barrels per day to 3,497,693. Oklahoma falls 5,050 to 665,600. East Texas rises 898 to 463,248. Texas increases 6,347 to 1,391,932. Louisiana up 2,775 to 251,975. California down 6,950 to 622,400. Kansas up 425 to 198,350. Michigan up 9,332 to 161,166. Rocky Mountain region down 230 to 72,640.
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Okla
Oil and Gas Journal
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Texas
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State
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Tex
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Ot AG
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New Mexico
Rocky Mt. Areauims
Flood control delays loom as cost cuts push projects
Washington reports administration favors postponing new flood control projects and a $162 million Army housing program. House committee hearings on emergency flood measures will be postponed indefinitely, while the president asks action be deferred until flood control, power development, and navigation studies are completed.
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P— Administration
Whittington
D-Miss
House Flood Control Committee
Roosevelt
Army
Ohio
Mississippi
Congress
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Woodrum
D-Va
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Belter
D-Ny
Resting the Tuberculosis Lung with Pneumothorax
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains collapse therapy for TB lung rest. Artificial pneumothorax aims to quiet inflamed tissue and limit spread, with success when applied early and properly. Healing may take one to three years and is not a immediate cure.
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Morris Fishbein
Mem phis Editor to Speak on Streamlining Newspapers
John Sorrell, manager of the Memphis Commercial Appeal, will discuss streamlining newspapers during the Oklahoma Press Association spring meeting in Chickasha. The afternoon session is set for Saturday.
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Chickash
Okla
John Sorrell
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Oklahoma Press Association
Provisions of Wagner Act Explored in Employee Rights
Washington May 4 discussion explains what constitutes interference with employees rights to form or join unions and bargain collectively. It covers warnings against joining, job actions against members, and forced resignations, plus how representation is chosen and when elections are used.
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Ada News
Associated Press
Washington
Labor Board
Greater returns for amount in vested
Ada News classified ads report a notice about vested amounts yielding higher returns. The piece highlights financial terms and potential gains for investors seeking steadier income from secured investments.
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Ada News
Oklahoma Farm Legislation Delayed By Supreme Court Ruling
Oklahoma shelter belt leaders and farm bloc Congressmen report drafting difficulties after the Supreme Court invalidated the old agricultural adjustment act. They await Agriculture Department recommendations on a commodity loan program and an ever normal granary. Wallace proposes a loan and storage system to curb surplus without depressing prices, but leaders fear the economy program may push the legislation back.
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Supreme Court
Congress
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Wallace
Farm program overhaul awaits Roosevelt return
Congressional leaders said they will wait for President Roosevelt to return before deciding how much of the farm program will be shelved. The House Agriculture Committee has delayed action on the $100 million crop insurance bill and both houses have yet to act on farm tenancy aids amid discussions of production control to supplement soil conservation.
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Roosevelt
Wallace
White House
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
H. R. Tolley
AAA
Jones
Tex
Good Prices for Farmers See Oklahoma City Forecast
Oklahoma City May 4. Farmers optimistic about a big harvest as Kenneth D. Blood reports rising farm prices across products. Hogs drop from 9.00 to 8.40 per hundredweight in April 1937. hay up 99 percent. corn 80 percent higher. wheat 44 percent. oats 76 percent. cotton 26 percent. beef cattle 3 percent.
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Oklahoma
Kenneth D. Blood
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