East Texas Oil Situation Sparks Grave Concerns
In Austin and East Texas a proration dispute erupts after federal judges void Texas Railroad Commission orders seen as economic waste. A mass meeting at Tyler backs the commission while violence is reported. Governor Sterling favors no special session, awaits developments.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
National Guardsmen
Texas Rangers
Ules
Maurice Cheek
Foren General
United States Supreme Court
Tyler
East Texas
Anv
Shell Company
Conmission
Pleax
Gov. Ft. &. Sterling
Sterling
October Gasoline Tax Totals Rise In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports October gasoline tax intake for the first 28 days totaling 886045 dollars, up from 861297 dollars for September. Tax Commission Chairman Melven Cornish notes calls for lower taxes collide with observed steady collections and seasonal trends.
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Oklahoma City
Melven Cornish
State Tax Commission
Cornish
Sleepiness caused by gland deficiencies noted by physician
Oklahoma City report on a talk by Dr. Walter Timms of Columbia University who says abnormal sleepiness can stem from endocrine gland deficiencies and should not always lead to punishment for soldiers.
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Oklahoma City
Walter Timms
Columbia University
Oklahoma City Clinical Society
Oil activity in county reported
Governor Murray plans a Friday 7 p m speech in support of the proposed income tax bill drawing a large crowd. The event is slated in a region where he enjoys strong support, with thousands expected from Ada Pontotee county and Murray Johnston Garvan counties.
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Murray
Ada
Pontotee
Murray, Johnston
Garvan
Floyd Gang Robs Sallisaw Bank In Oklahoma Heist
Bank bandits robbed the State Bank of Sallisaw Oklahoma, taking 25230 in cash. Charles Arthur Floyd and George Birdwell identified as leaders fled north into the Mulidrow mountains with a hostage as officers pursued from Sallisaw and Fort Smith.
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Sallisaw
Charles Arthur
Pretty Boy
Oklahoma
van Buren
Ark
Fort Smith
Floyd
Arkansas
Bert Cotton
Cotton
Four Ballots For Oklahoma Voters
State voters will receive at least four ballots on election day. One lists state and congressional candidates. One shows presidential electors with party emblems and nominees. A third covers two state questions on income tax and oleo margarine tax repeal. A fourth lists county offices and bond questions if any.
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Associated Press
J. William Cordell
State Election Board
Murray
Criminal Docket Set for November 14 in District Court
A criminal trial docket announces November 14 as the start date for work on accumulated cases in district court with Jadie Orel Busby presiding. It lists two murder trials and multiple burglaries robberies larcenies drunk driving and a wife desertion case, the first criminal docket in the current fiscal year. Civil dockets have been gaining attention recently.
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Jadie Orel Busby
County superintendent receipts premiums from Oklahoma State Fair
James W. Huff county superintendent received a check for 70 from the Oklahoma state fair at Oklahoma City covering premiums won by the school exhibit general and individual. Of the total 15 represents three second places in general exhibits to defray exhibit expenses this year. Remainder will be kept for next year’s county school exhibit preparation. Ten schools are represented in premium awards with totals listed: Maxwell 5 Galey .75 Happyland 1.50 Conway 3 Union Valley 5.50 Lightning Ridge St Cedar Grove 1.50 Latta 11.59 Vanoss 17.25 Byng 19.
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James W. Huff
Oklahoma City
Huff
Maxwell
Galey
Happyland
Conway
Union Valley
Lightning Ridge
Cedar Grove
Latta
Vanoss
Byng
Chinese RENE ATTACK GIL IAPS
Chinese forces in Manchuria threaten Tsitsihar from north and west as battles rage about 100 miles north. Japanese claim victory but suffer 33 dead and 44 wounded with Chinese casualties over 1,000. Manchukuo mutinies compound risk along the Chinese Eastern railway.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Tsitsihar
News Election Party Invitation at Ada Convention Hall
The News invites Ada residents to the Convention Hall next Tuesday night to hear nationwide election returns. Officials provide heat and seating, with The Associated Press private wires and correspondents offering rapid, accurate updates from all states and local races.
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Ada
Associated Press
Smaller turkey just right for holidays
Detroit farmers offer an eight pound vest pocket turkey ideal for small Thanksgiving gatherings. Poultry dealers say the eight pound bird fits the average dinner with little left for turkey hash afterward.
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Detroit
Michigan
Oklahoma Supreme Court Decisions List
Oklahoma City November decisions include the Firemen's Pension Board case reversed with directions. Wade vs. Harmon County commissioners affirmed. Carter vs. Wilson guardian suit affirmed. Carter vs. Wilson deed action affirmed. Municipal Gas Co. vs. Gilkeson labor and damages suit affirmed. Bertha Creeden administratrix vs Norton possession of patent letters affirmed.
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Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Board of Trustees of Firemen’s Pension Fund For
Tulsa
Oklahoma Tax Commission October collections decline from September
Oklahoma City November 1 report shows October receipts at 1 419 205 51 with total 869 208 gasoline tax up from 861 297 in September. Overall October collections were 295 691 below September as major divisions other than gasoline dipped.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Interstate Commision Approves 2.5 Million Work Loan
The interstate commerce commission authorized a work loan of 2,500,000 dollars by the reconstruction corporation to the New York Central Railroad Co. on November 2.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Reconstruction Corporation
New York Central Railroad Co
County Relief Survey Aims to List Unemployed
County Judge Claude V Thompson and Mrs Orville Snead named to a committee with Otto Strickland and Claude Russell to survey unemployed in the county. A map of roads to be built from work relief funds is requested for Governor Murray's office.
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Claude V. Thompson
Orville Snead
Red Cross
Otto Strickland
Allen
Claude Russell
Ada
W. H. Murray
Thompson
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury reveals $629 million deficit in first four months
Washington reports a four month deficit of 629,889,093 dollars with total receipts 559,358,377 dollars and expenditures 1,189,821,000 dollars. Income tax receipts amount to 187,668,368 while miscellaneous internal revenue rises to 247,735,169. Gross debt on Oct 1 stands at 20,812,541,008, up 200,600,000 from Sept 30, 1932.
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Washington
Treasury Statement
Glass and Mills Exchange Thrusts
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia campaigns against President Hoover accusing him of pushing inflationary proposals and turning treasury funds into a national pawnshop. Glass blames Republican administration for economic troubles and defends Roosevelt as ready for reconstruction.
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Glass
Treasury
Mills
Hoover
Washington
Carter Glass
Virginia
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Rosevelt
Mountain feud erupts with gunfire in Pineville
In Pineville Kentucky October 29 five persons were wounded as two mountain families clashed in front of the courthouse. About fifteen to twenty shots were fired before deputy sheriffs and Chief Pearl Osborne broke up the confrontation and arrested two men. Passersby fled to stores and hid behind cars. Wounded include Stephen Lee, 58, and his son George, 17, among others.
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Pineville
Pearl Osborne
Stephen Lee
George
Local Man Takes Sixth Bride In Mt. Clemens
Mt. Clemens Michigan Charles Fresard aged 56 remains a firm believer in matrimony. He has just taken his sixth bride Mrs Marie Strandburg aged 65 It is the second marriage for the new Mrs Fresard.
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MT. Clemens
Mich
Charles Fresard
Marie Strandburg
Mills Defends Hoover Against Glass Campaign Attack
Secretary Mills rebutted Senator Carter Glass's Democratic campaign speech arguing Hoover’s policies were constructive and aimed to cushion the deflation impact. He accused Glass of misattributing economic distress to stock speculation and ignored wartime disruptions and postwar economic turmoil.
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Washington
Hoover
Mills
Carter Glass
Virginia
Glass
Roosevelt
Glass Charces Had Faith In Roosevelt Speech
Senator Glass and Secretary Mills clashed over advance copies of political speeches. Glass accused Mills of obtaining an advance copy, claiming a breach of confidence, while Mills denied wrongdoing and noted Democratic copies circulate to the party committee.
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Glass Charces
Washington
Senator Glass
Virginia
Oxden Mills
Glass
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
Virginian
Mills
Millis
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt Plans Final Addresses
Governor Roosevelt gears up for the final presidential push with weekend rallies in New York City after a whirlwind three day tour of New England. He asserts all New England states will vote Democratic and has traveled over 17 000 miles across 37 of 48 states since July 2.
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Walter T. Brown
Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York City
New England
New Eneland
Massachusetts
New York State
Metropolitan Opera House
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Madison Square Garden
New York
Chicago
Nevada
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Alabama
Florida
Hyte Park
Turkey pools organize sale of Pontotoc county turkeys
A meeting of turkey raisers established two sales pools for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Committees were set to handle sales as hundreds of birds are listed and more arrive daily. The county reports a strong turkey crop with pools yielding about two to four thousand dollars more than local channels. The winter poultry show in Ada is set for December 7 to 10.
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Pontotoc County
Poultry Association
Ada
Oklahoma to Amend Home Loan Laws to Access Federal Funds
Oklahoma moves to amend building and loan laws to allow state associations to borrow from the $7.5 million Tenth District Federal Home Loan Bank. The changes would let associations buy stock in the bank and be adopted at the Oklahoma Building and Loan League convention November 17 18 in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Tenth District Federal Home Loan Bank
Chester A. Sterling
Topeka
Tenth District Bank
Nebraska
Oklaoma City
Oklahoma Building and Loan League
Hunger Army Repulsed by London Police
London reports show unemployed hunger marchers forced back by police after rioting in Parliament Square and along Victoria embankment. Communist organizer W A L Hannington jailed as thousands faced baton charges, brick fights, and looting. Only partial calm by midnight.
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Hyde Park
London
Marble Arch
London Police
W. A. L. Hanninston
Seothind
Wales
England
Parliament Square
Ahrishton
Parliament
National “Hanger Army
Trafalcar Square
Buckincham Palace
W. A. L. Hannington
Victoria Embankment
Pall Mall
The
Strand
Trafalgar Square
Whitehall
Parliament ® Square
Scotland Yard
Parliament Building
House of Commons
Britain
Villiers Street
Cross
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Patsy Oil Co
Senese
Bebee
Norris and
Fleetborn
Williams Et al
Blackwell
Huddleston Et al
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Russel Fink
Coal County
Su Pin Wen
Chane Tien-chu
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