Amendment to Wagner Act Unlikely
Washington May 17 The Supreme Court ruling favors the National Labor Relations Board ending hopes for amendments this session. It holds a worker on strike remains an employee under the act if unfair labor practices occurred and approves the Mackay Radio procedure without a trial hearing. Senate labor experts call for hands off the board while urging further action on wage hour bills.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Boards
Congress
Senate
Mackay Radio and Telegraph
Burke
Neb
Thomas D. Utah
Senate Labor Committee
Labor Board
Wagner
D. N
Anthor
The
Labor Relations Act
Mackay
San Francisco
Justice Roberts
Approval Sought For State Plans OKLAHOMA CITY Article
P-Chairman L. M. Nichols said a representative would go to Washington to seek approval of about 500000 in state projects if Congress approves the relief program. The board requests 250000 to enlarge capitol office building and armory, 150000 for a dining room at Eastern Oklahoma hospital Vinita, 50000 to fireproof a Northwestern Teachers college building at Alva, and funds for work at Southeastern Teachers college Durant.
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Oklahoma City
L. M. Nichols
Board of Affairs
Washington
Congress
Capitol
State Armory
Eastern Oklaoma Hospital
Vinita
Northwestern Teachers College
Alva
Southeastern Teachers College
Durant
Governor's Race Underway Promises Debts Payoff and Honest Government
A gubernatorial race opening features Leon C. Phillips pledging to pay state debts and curb new borrowing while arguing for honest government. He accuses prior administrations of waste and greed, and outlines fiscal policy, education funding, highway development, and aid for the aged and unemployed. Opponents W S Key and Murray criticize pensions and welfare while promoting tax cuts and economic efficiency. Police arrest at McAlester penitentiary follows narcotics seizure after a tip of inmate sales.
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Leon C. Phillips
Okfluskee County
Houre of Répresentatives
Wac
Phillips Aid Do Ohis
Phillips
W. S. Key
Grandfield
Lawton
Key
Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission
Alalla Bil Murray
Bartlesville
Moreland
Roosevelt
White House
Farmer Sentenced As Dope Handler
McALESTER Ohio May 17 M O T Stokes Grady county farmer pleaded guilty to possessing narcotics and was sentenced to two years in McAlester penitentiary by District Judge R Higgins.
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Mcalester
Ohio
M—O, T. Stokes
Grady County
McAlester Penitentiary
R. Higgins
New Kansas Well Boosts State Oil Output in May
In Wichita May 1, Shell Petroleum Corp opened the A-2 Schneider well in Barton County's South Trapp pool, producing 4,093 feet per minute from Kansas City lime after acid. The well adds 630 barrels daily and marks Kansas 17th new pool this year and third in May. A-2 Sunray and Parker Drihing wells extend the Zenith pool in Stafford County. May gas allowables set at 545,100,000 and 494,542,000 cubic feet for Otis and Barrton fields amid seasonal demand dip.
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Wichita
Kas
Schneider
Shell Petroleum Corp
Barton County
Lansing
Kansas City
Buckle
Sunray and Parker
McCombwell
Stafford County
Swc
Otis
Rush
Barton Counties
Barrton
Reng
Harvey Counties
Corporation Commission
Survey for Blackwell water rights on Chicaski River
WA. Hydrographic survey prepared on the Chicaski River to support granting a water rights permit to the city of Blackwell. F L Vaughan, water resources board, said the permit would inaugurate a new system of proration. The survey will be submitted to a court with Blackwell’s adjudication petition. No state action will occur until a control play over water rights arises.
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Oklahoma City
Chicaski
Blackwell
F. L. Vaughan
Water Resources Board
Vaughan
Answer Is Filed In Dispute Over Wage Hour Law
A 21 page brief answering the suit of the Associated Industries of Oklahoma against the states wage hour law was on file in district court here today.
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Oklahoma City
Associated Industries of Oklahoma
Furlong Becomes Ada County Clerk Amid Garner Suspension
W S Furlong a 50 year old former banker and business operator took the oath as county clerk to succeed Mrs H D Garner who was suspended by a district court order on neglect and misconduct charges Garner offered to aid the new clerk as he learns the duties A state audit of the clerk’s records will occur later this month as investigators prepare to review the office background and finances Garner mother of seven had been in the post since January 1935 after succeeding her deceased husband Furlong has long experience as a bookkeeper and clerk including work at banks and in retail trade since 1909 in Bokehita Durant Stonewall and Ada where he has operated a filling station
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W. S. Furlong
General State
H. D. Garner
Furlong
Ada
Della Bedford
Board of County Commissioners
Garner
Tal Crawford
State Examiner
John Knox
County Taxpayers League
Virgil Stanfield
Fused
Torneys
Bank of
Bokehita
Durant
Stonewall Bank
Ronnewall Bank
Attorney Named For Tulsa Bank
John Wheeler of Tulsa was appointed attorney for the state banking department to supervise liquidation of Basbane Trust Co. Wheeler will be paid 4000 dollars annually. The former bank commissioner Howard C. Johnson resigned amid a dispute over excess fees paid to Tulsa attorneys. D. P. Richardson succeeded Johnson, and Hawley C. Kerr of Tulsa was named to a seven member advisory committee of bank creditors.
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Oklahoma City
John Wheeler
Tulsa
State Banking Department
Basbane Trust Co
Wheeler
Horward C. Johnson
D. P. Richardson
Johnson
Hawley C. Kerr
Prison term of Tulsa man commuted toward early release
Oklahoma City May 17 An executive order commuted the prison term of Erred W Forsythe of Tulsa and made him eligible for immediate release from McAlester penitentiary. He was committed August 30 1935 to serve two concurrent sentences for grand larceny from Tulsa County and his term would have expired June 16. Warden Jess Dunn recommended the commutation for his work performance.
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Oklahoma
Veteran Grain Dealer Is Dead
Joseph K. Davidson, 98, pioneer grain dealer, died at his Kansas City home. He once operated forty grain elevators and several flour mills in Kansas and Oklahoma. With Webster Withers and W. A. Vaughan he built early grain elevators west of the Mississippi. Davidson retired 15 years ago, citing substantial net worth.
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Kansas City
Joseph K. Davidson
Pioneer
Davidson
Kansas
Oklahoma
Webster Withers
W. A. Vaughan
Theississippi
Crude Petroleum Shows Reduction Across Regions
US crude oil output fell by 33 364 barrels per day in the week ending May 14 to an average of 3 341 011. Oklahoma dropped to 484 650, East Texas to 425 657, Texas overall to 1 319 579, Louisiana to 261 705, California to 687 750, Kansas rose to 174 450, Michigan and the eastern states gained, while the Rocky Mountain region fell to 63 940. The Oil and Gas Journal notes the weekly changes.
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Tulsa
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
East
Texas
Louisiana
California
Kansas
Michigan
Rocky Mountain
Price Fixing In Qi Industry Is Attacked In Talk
Tulsa May 17 Russell B Brow Washington counsel for the Independent Petroleum association of America charged the petroleum industry with bad trade practice for basing price schedules on finished product rather than raw material costs. He told Royalty Owners association at a banquet of the International Petroleum exposition that retail prices are set first and then traced back through distributors refiners and carriers to pass larger shares to others, depriving the original producer of fair returns.
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Tulsa
Russell B. Brow
Washington
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Brown
Royalty Owners Association
Cedillo Retired As Army Officer
General Latrino Cedillo longtime San Luis Potosi military figure and rumored plotter against the federal government was placed on the army retired list at his own request. He had been assigned to take command of the Michoacan military zone but did not assume the post, citing illness. The decision, effective May 15, was announced by the department of national defense under President Cardenas's guidance.
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Mexico
Gily
Latrnino Cedillo
San Luis Potosi
Cedillo
Michnacan
Department of National
Cardenas
Ivision
Gas Inspectors Rally Behind Weems in Oklahoma City
State corporation commission gasoline inspectors received letters from Chairman Reford urging active support for Ray C. Weems to replace Jack Waiton on the commission. The missive demands informing if any inspector cannot devote time to the campaign so others can cover the county.
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Oklahoma City
State Corporation Commission
Ray Weems
Jack Waiton
Commission
Bond
Ray C. Weems
Ina Weems
Ballot Name Of Andy Payne Draws Opponent's Fire
Oklahoma City May 17 Robert N Phelps of Enid protested to the state election board against Andy Payne's ballot designation as present supreme court clerk The board has not acted on the request filed by Beulah Ann Payne Oklahoma City and Joe Paine Ada Other candidates include Husy Long Oklahoma City and Daniel Boone McAlester Also mention of Jake Polin's dog and a bullet incident with Mrs Polin fainting.
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Oklahoma City
Payne County Grand Jury Delays After Indictment
In Stillwater Oklahoma on May 17 the Payne County grand jury probing reports of illegal voting at A and M College recessed until Wednesday after returning one indictment in the last city election.
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Dow
Stillwater
Okla
PIA Payne County Grand Jury
Payment For Parentage Is Recommended
SALT LAKE CITY May 17 A California psychologist urged parents and teachers to pay for parentage at 50 per child to equalize family burdens. Dr Paul Pope of Los Angeles argued a family wage would raise white collar salaries with each birth and criticized equal pay for equal work as harmful to family life. He spoke at the national congress on parenting as over 1,200 delegates attended. Assistant Secretary Oscar L Chapman urged broader federal health aid, noting current support under $13 million while funds are spent on care for syphilitic blind pensions and insanity costs totaling tens of millions annually.
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Salt Lake City
Calfornia
Paul Popenoe
Los Angeles
Institute of Family Relations
Popense
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Oscar L. Chapman
Obituary notes for Glen Phillips and others in local area
Glen Phillips infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Phillips Fitzhugh died Thursday at a local hospital. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon with burial in Rosedale cemetery Criswell Funeral Home in charge. Survived by parents three brothers and one sister. Jackson Sweatt 71 Ada died Friday at Konawa. Funeral Saturday 2 p m Criswell Funeral Home chapel burial in Rosedale cemetery. Lifremsee infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Hobbs died Sunday 105 m at local hospital. Funeral Sunday Assembly of God church Allen Rev Jared officiating burial in Allen cemetery Hudson Funeral Home of Allen in charge.
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Charles A. Phillips
Fitzhugh
Buriag
Rosedale
Criswell Funeral Home
Glen
Jackson Sweatt
Ada
Konawa
Lifremsee
Norman Gowanah Hobbs Gowanah Hobbs
Cécil Hobbs
Assembly of God Church
Allen
Jared
Allen Cemetery
Hudson
John McIniyre
John C. MeIntyre Jr
Rt 2
Oil Center
Ttone
John O. MeIntyre
Mamie
Pearl Mae
Alpha MeIntyre
Isaac MelIntyre
Obituary notices for MeIntyre Cradduck and Davidson
Obituaries publish funeral details for John C. MeIntyre Jr. of Ada and infant Cradduck of Harden City with Criswell Funeral Home in charge. Also announced are the death and surviving children of Anderson Davidson of Stonewall Rt 1, with services to be announced by Criswell Funeral Home.
Funeral services for Anderson Davidson in Stonewall
Funeral services for Anderson Davidson age 77 of Stonewall Route 1 will be held Wednesday at 10 am from Criswell Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Amana Hut officiating. Interment in Rosedale Cemetery. Davidson survived by three sons and four daughters. Florence Herrin 18 of Ada dies May 17. services pending.
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Anderson Davidson Anderson Davidson
Stonewall
Rt. 1
Criswell Funeral Home
Amans Hutto
John
Paris
Harden City
Edgar Davidson
Capitan, N. Mex
Laura
Merill
Capitan
N. Mex
Tessie Miles
Fittstown
Ellen Brown
Stanford
Texas
Flora Ford
Kerrville
iFreen
Anderson Davidson
Amana Hutto
Rosedale
Mr. Davidson
Florence Berrin
Florence Herrin
East Seventh
Ada
Ora Fenton
Fenton Herrin
Oklahoma City
Bernard Herrin
Gwendolyn Mathews
Grace
Vivian Herrin
Eye removal considered for infant Helaine Dolan
Medical experts met in Chicago on May 18 to decide if the infant Helaine Dolan must lose her remaining eye to prevent death from glioma after the first eye was removed May 9. Parents Dr Herman Colan and Estelle faced a choice between death or blindness. indications favored removing the second eye. Consejo. misformatting aside.
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Chicago
Beby Helaine Dolan
Colan
Herman Colan
Estelle
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Central
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Louau
Russell Brown
Aseiedreater
Amou
Reford Bond
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Jake Polin
Anda
Gowanah
Helaine
Toledo
Ore
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Ada News
Cruise
Charlotte
Chatties Milburn Pickering
Cheesbrough
John B. Wright
Madison, Conn
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