Inflation Bill Passes Senate Ready 10 With Roosevelts Signature
The Senate approved the farm inflation bill by 48 to 33, dropping the cost of production guarantee, clearing the path for President Roosevelt to sign. The chamber also removed the word basic from licensing provisions to align with marketing agreements and set up currency expansion powers for the president.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Rainey
White House
House
Wallace
Farmers Vote to Strike Nationwide As Farmers Rally
Minnesota Farm Holiday association delegates voted to join other northwest states in a national farm strike. They demand Roosevelt remove Secretary Wallace and boycott debts until the dollar is an honest measure of value. Oklahoma predicts ninety percent will join with farm products withheld from market. National guard withdrawal in Iowa counties resumes civilian duties.
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Wallace
GGO
Rnr. F. C
Federal Reserve Credit
Adams
Ashurst
Bailey
Bankhead
Barkley
Black
Brown
Burkley
Byrd
Byrnes
Connally
Coolidge
Copeland
Dieterich
Fletcher
George
Glass
Harrison
Hayden
Kendrick
Logan
Lonergan
McKellar
Pittman
Robinson
Arkansas
Sheppard
Smith
Stephens
Trammell
Tydings
Austin
Carey
Couzens
Dickinson
Fess
Goldsborough
Haile
Hastings
Johnson
Kean
Keyes
McNary
Patterson
Reed
Steiner
Walcott
Bone
Bratton
Bulow
Caraway
Clark
Dill
Duffy
Erickson
Long
McCarran
McGill
Murphy
Neely
Overton
Pope
Reynolds
Russell
Thomas
Oklahoma
Utah
van Nuys
Wheeler
Borah
Cutting
Frazier
Hatfield
la Follette
Norbeck
Nor
Montevideo
Minn
Minnesota Farm Holiday Association
Northwest
Roosevelt
State Association
Milo Reno
National Farm Holiday Association
National House of Representatives
Reno
Des Moines
Co. F. Gaarenstroom
Fairmont
Minnesota
Feneral
Iowa
Extradition Requested for Julian in Oklahoma Oil Case
Oklahoma City May 2. Gov William H Murray orders a state petition to Roosevelt for Julian extradition from Great Britain over a embezzlement claim of 200000 in his C C Julian Oil Royalties Co. He faces possible return for a federal mail fraud case in Oklahoma. Julian, a Canadian citizen, was missing before trial. Verdun references and a personal plea to locate former soldiers are included in nearby updates.
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Oklahoma City
Shanghai
China
C. C. Julian
Oklahoma
Julian
C. C. Julian Oi & Royalties Company
William H. Murray
Hull
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Canada
Ferguson
Hall
Co. A
Verdun
Cookeville
Ada
Harold Constant
Buck brothers face kidnapping charges in Provincetown
Kenneth and Cyril Buck pleaded not guilty to kidnapping 10 year old Margaret McMath. Both held on 100000 bail and case continued to May 22. Kenneth seeks a lawyer, Cyril requests immediate hearing, while DA Crossley warns of heavy penalties and ongoing investigation.
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Provincetown
Mass
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Margaret McMath
William Crossley
Cyril
Barnstable
Crossley
Robert A. Welsh
Ernest Bradford
Kenneth Buck
Buck
Bradford
Harwich
Welsh
Boston
McKeel Rules on Delinquent Tax Collection Authority
Judge McKeel ruled that the state constitution assigns delinquent personal tax collection to the county treasurer and sheriff, rejecting a contract with a private collector. The decision, in Pontotoc County, sides with Hennigan over Pegg, who sought receipts and a commission. Lowery Harrell announced intent to appeal to the Oklahoma Supreme Court.
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J. F. McKeel
Pontotoc County
Bunyan E. Hennigan
W. M. Peeg
Pegg
Hennigan
McKeel
Ledeletter
Muskogee
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Lowery Harrell
Oklahoma Seeks Relief Funds Under Waxner Lewis Bill
A state survey under Gov Murray aims to gauge Oklahoma relief entitlement as the Waxner Lewis 596 million dollar bill nears signature. Officials will allocate funds at one federal to five state local ratio and tally expenditures by counties cities and groups like the Salvation Army. Each surveyor checks 5 to 7 counties.
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Murray
Oklahoma
Salvation Army
April stock rise boosts New York Exchange value above seven billion
The New York Stock Exchange month end tally shows 1,221 listed issues with a May 1 aggregate value of 26,415,110,054, up from 19,914,893,399 at April start. The average price advanced to 20,723 a share from 15.41.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Lyons Appointed Tulsa County District Judge
May 6 Tulsa attorney Thomas D. Lyons aged 50 will succeed the late Judge Owen Owen as Tulsa county district judge. A longtime political ally of Governor Murray Lyons, who has been ill, said he would be happy to accept the appointment.
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Lyons
Oklahoma City
Thomas D. Lyons
Tulsa
Owen Owen
Murray
Bonus payment suggested again in Washington
Rep Beedy said under the inflation clause of the farm relief bill the president could issue greenbacks for the bonus. He opposed cash payment noting it would fuel inflation. Bonus march factions form two camps with leaders and criticisms of a veterans liaison committee. New Italy highways will connect Genoa Milan and Turin to handle heavy motor trucks with eliminated grade crossings.
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Washington
May
Beedy
Roosevelt
Reedy
United States
Louis M. Howe
Veterans’ National Liaison Committee
Harold Foulkrod
B. E. F. Incorporated
Liaison Committee
Foulkrod
Genoa
Milan
Turin
Italy
New Law Opens Assessments And Budgets
Charley Floyd, Pontotoc county tax assessor, explains the new law effective January 1 1934 speeds up assessments and budget filings. Assessments start January 1, boards of equalization meet earlier, and budgets must be filed by July 15 to July 30 for various entities with faster levy decisions by the excise board.
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Charley Floyd
Pontotoc
Floyd
Board of Equalization
Equalization Board
State Tax Commission
Ada
County Excise Board
Optimism Prevails as U.S. Economy Shows Gains
Chicago dispatch notes factory whistles, railroads and farm prices rising, with increased steel output and carloadings. Reports from Youngstown to Cleveland cite higher orders, payroll boosts, and firms announcing salary gains as electric power, steel, and merchandise rebound. Unemployment relief rolls shrink in major cities. auto industry sells more cars, especially trucks for beer.
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Chicago
Youngstown
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Gary
Cleveland
American Railway Association
Board of Trade
Plymouth
Wis
American Store Equipment Corporation of
Detroit
Muskeson
New York
Jacobson and Sons
Simplicity Pattern Company
Liquid Carbon Corporation
Continental Aircraft Engine Corporation
Milwaukee
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Hoover Dam
Brinks Express Company
Associated Press
Books Burned At Order Of Hitler In Berlin Sparks Nonsense
Black listed books from private and public libraries piled on culture altars across Germany for public burning at 11 p.m. Nazi student committees organized the purge with Goebbels to speak. Among proscribed authors are Keller, Sinclair, London, Marx, Einstein and Trotsky.
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Hitler
Berlin
Helen Keller
Upton Sinclair
Jack London
Ben Lindsey
Franz Boaz
Morris Hillquit
Opera Square
Dr. Goebbels
Freemasonry
Alfred Rosenberg
Ther
Voelkischer Bevebachter
Albert Einstein
Emil Ludwig
Sigmund Freud
Karl Marx
Nikolai Lenine
Leon Trotsky
Karl Leibknecht
Rosa Luxemburg
Emil Vandervelde
Bertha von Suttner
Thomas
Heinrich Mann
Magius Rirschfeld
Goering
Hermann Goering
Socialist Party
Reichsbanner
Reich
German Republic
Governor Grants Clemency For Four In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City May 10 Governor Murray granted conditional leaves to L. M. Patterson and I. E. Haley both seven year robbery with firearms sentences in Oklahoma county Their release is until May 1954 on condition they stay out of state Ranger Texas citizens and officials recommended clemency Frank Terry Johnston county grand larceny until January 1 and Tommie Williams Pontotoc county automobile larceny until January 1
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Oklahoma City
Murray
L. M. Patterson
I. E. Haley
Oklahoma County
Ranger
Texas
Frank Terry
Johnston County
Tommie Williams
Pontotoc County
Nevada Executes Slayer in Lethal Gas Chamber
Carson City Nev May 8 six slayer to pay the penalty in Nevada s lethal gas chamber Ray Elmer Miller was executed here today for the murder of his wife in Las Vegas five months ago A single whiff of poisonous gas sent him to unconsciousness and he was dead within thirteen minutes Twenty four witnesses watched from about two plate glass windows and it appeared to be a painless death
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Ray Elmer Miller
Las Vegas
Miller
Julian to stay in China to develop oil wells
C. C. Julian, sought by Oklahoma authorities in a fraud case, declared in Shanghai that he will remain in China to develop oil fields there. He said he is unfazed by extradition efforts and criticized Governor Murray as a persecutor in league with big oil operators.
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Shanghai
C. C. Julian
Oklahoma
China
Julian
Murray
Tornadoes Hit Tennessee Kentucky Border Leaves Many Dead
Tornadoes across the Tennessee Kentucky border killed 61 people and injured many more. Kentucky reported 33 dead and Tennessee 28, with Beaty Swamps in Overton County near Livingston heavily hit. Ten deaths were confirmed in Monroe, Adair, Russell, and Overton counties as Red Cross relay confirms a desolate scene likened to the Argonne Forest.
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Livingston, Tenn
Overton County
Cc. Cr. Gore
Livingston
Beaty Swamps
Bethsaida
Overton-Pickett
Timpkinsville
Columbia
Lebanon
Middle Tennessee
Beaty
Gore
Argonne Forest
Associated Press
Tennessee
Kentucky
Wilson
Tenn
Ana Cole
Russell County
Kentucky Advocate
Danville
Red Cross
C. C. Gore
Tornado Killings in Kentucky and Tennessee Rise
A Kentucky tornado last night left at least 28 dead in Tennessee and 15 known dead in Monroe and Adair counties with eight in Russell county. Tompkinsville suffered about $100000 in damage with 26 houses leveled in white areas and roughly twice that in the Black section. The known dead include several named residents and a pastor. The Kentucky National Guard was sent to aid Tompkinsville and civilians faced loss with no wire communication to the town.
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Glasgow
Monroe
Adair
Russell County
Kentucky
Tennessee
Metecalfe County
Tompkinsville
Monroe County
Travia Tyree
Redford
Northern Methodist Church
Roy Redford Jr
Ed Turner
James Coulter
William Bailey
Miami Frain
Clara Hamilton
Mamie Sherwood
Sewell
Westfield Anderson
Adair County
Columbia
Robert Duvall
Gadsberry
Bessie Jones
123Rd
Kentucky National Guard
A. E. Ely
Eight Die in Russell County Tornado Toll
May 10 report from Danville Ky states eight people were killed in Russell County last night. Names given by W. O. McIntyre include Mrs Henry Smith near Font Hill and Mrs Blankenship as identified by survivors returning from the area.
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Russell County
Danville
W. O. McIntyre
Henry Smith
Fonthill
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