Dionne quintuplets begin second year under guardianship
Dionne quintuplets near their second year as the government guardianship continues through a growing trust fund valued around 175000 dollars. Judge J A Valin leads the guardians with plans for bilingual education in French and English and possible Catholic religious instruction when feasible.
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NEA Service
NEA Service Inc
Callander
Ont
Dionne
Court Decision Leaves Frazier In Gloomy Mood
Washington May 28 Senator Frazier coauthor of the farm mortgage moratorium law wiped out by the Supreme Court yesterday expressed little hope that new legislation meeting the court objections could pass. He warned mortgage holders would foreclose if farmers fail to organize to defend homes. The Frazier Lemke act allowed five years of land retention at rent with a chance to pay value at the end. Some saw a possible route via eminent domain but Frazier doubted passage.
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Cochrane
Trout Lake
Washington
Frazier R-Nd
Supreme Court
Brandies
Frazier
Farm Credit Administration
Friends of the
AAA
Congress
Dickinson
Iowa
Capper
R-Ki
Hope
Kansas
House Agriculture Committee
Rain and Hail Hit Texas Panhandle Towns
Severe weather drenched the eastern Texas Panhandle over the weekend turning parts into lakes. Rain measured from half an inch to six inches with two feet of hail in some spots. Farm homes damaged livestock killed as winds toppled buildings from Panhandle to Skellytown and water filled low areas.
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Amarillo
Texas
Dust Bowl
Panhandle
Lubbock
Clarendon
Wellington
Pampa
Groom
Borg
Four year wheat program planned overseas report
Washington officials outline a four year wheat program with annual acreage adjustments not exceeding 25 percent of base. The plan ties eligibility for benefits to yearly marketing year needs and allows local acreage tweaks to support rotation, fallow practices, and soil conservation.
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Pacific Northwest
Midwestern Belt
Secretary of Agriculture
AAA
File Charge In Automobile Theft Here Thursday
Lloyd Robinson was charged with larceny of an automobile after a car allegedly stolen from the Prince Chevrolet used car lot was involved in a crash near Fittstown. Robinson was injured Thursday night and treated at a local hospital, where he remained unable to talk but showed some recovery. Arraignment was expected early next week. He was previously convicted at Altus on similar charges.
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Lloyd Robinson
Fittstown
W. Virgil Stanfield
Robinson
Altus
Mystery surrounds Lois Thompson shooting case at Tahlequah
Tahlequah May 24. The trial of Lois Thompson a 19 year old coed charged with shooting Chinese student Daniel Shaw moved to district court after a preliminary hearing yielded no clear motive. Shaw Chinese observer King Tung Chen Chinese consul aide attended the hearing along with local officials and witnesses.
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Tahlequah
Lois Thompson
Owen J. Watts
Daniel Shaw
George Jing Siew
America
E. W. Marland
Watts
Shaw
King Tung Chen
Houston
Tex
Miss Thompson
Lelia
Lois
Mae West
Verona West
Lowry Harrell Named to Alumni Executive Board
Norman Oklahoma May 28 Special Lowry Harrell an Ada attorney was elected to the Alumni association executive board among five Oklahoma graduates. Harrell graduated from the law school in 1916 and succeeds Ben Hatcher as representative from the Fourth congressional district.
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Norman
Lowry Harrell
Ada
University of Oklahoma
Alumni Association
Frank
Cleckler
Harrell
Law
Ben Hatcher
Black 30 Hour Week Bill Tied to NRA Fallout
Senator Black of Alabama pressed his 30 hour week bill as a remedy after the Supreme Court struck down the National Recovery Act. He argued the NRA is destroyed, leaving the 30 hour proposal as the only method to regulate work hours. Union support appeared likely but administration leaders remained cautious.
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Washington
Senator Black
D-Ala
Supreme Court
NRA
Black
Brothers slain in Mississippi family dispute near Zama
In Kosciusko Mississippi on May 27 two brothers Clinton Arnold 38 and Ernest Arnold 56 were killed in a family dispute in the Zama community. The 14 year old son of one victim was jailed in Attala county on a murder charge.
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Kosciusko
Miss
Clinton Arnold
Ernest Arnold
Attala
Zama
Here
Housing relief requests top PWA applications for 31 states
Washington May 28. Requests totaling 221 million for slum clearance and low rent housing led a lengthy list of work relief applications by the housing division of the PWA. The 317.8 million batch also seeks 44.7 million for 29 municipal construction projects, and 44.3 million for flood control in Mississippi counties. Oklahoma sites include Enid Tulsa and Oklahoma City housing projects, plus Pauls Valley diesel plant.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Emergency Council
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Housing Division
PWA
Enid
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma Farmers Bewildered By Court Ruling On Mortgage Moratorium
Oklahoma farmers express shock as the supreme court rules the Frazier Lemke mortgage moratorium act unconstitutional. Oklahoma Farmers' Union president Tom Cheek calls it a hard blow and says the state had more cases under the act than any Midwest state. Congress action is sought.
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A. Linscheid
East Central Teachers College
Horace Mann
Linscheid
Edward Davis
C. Dan Proctor
Sue Barrett
Miss Walker
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Tom Cheek
Oklahoma Farmers’ Union
Rain Falles On San Angelo Ranch Figures Show Costs
Frank Friend, a rancher near where the deep southwest begins in Texas, recorded a rainstorm on his 11 5260 acre ranch totaling 2.75 inches. He calculated 860 247 756 gallons of water weighing 6 888 982 048 pounds fell, and at his irrigation rate the rain would cost 189 254 24 dollars.
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San Angelo
Tex
Frank Friend
Friend
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