Opinion and commentary on debt, tariffs, and politics roundups
The piece rails at J. F. B. Mitchell for his anti debt stance, critiques Hoover and tariff policy, discusses university discipline and student protests, comments on communism satire, and weighs farm relief and credit. It urges fiscal prudence, personal responsibility, and closer US South American ties.
Oklahoma Oil Production Falls Across State Week
Oklahoma and broader mid-continental fields show a drop in estimated daily crude output for the week ended September 28, with Oklahoma City down to 915 barrels daily and total state production dipping by 16,108 barrels from the prior week. Light oil fell 24,814 barrels while heavy oil added about 9,000 barrels daily.
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Denton Nance Lines Buy Expand Ada Bus Network
Denton B. Denton buys L. A. Nance interests and expands Ada Oklahoma bus lines. Denton operates 17 buses serving Shawnee Atoka Chickasha and other points radiating from Ada with a daily mileage of 1860. He moves to 216 N Broadway and plans in-house maintenance and ticketing at 20 stops.
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L. A. Nance
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Pauls Valley
N. Broadway
Union
Nance
Court Question King Declares Oklahoma City Tax Fight
Oklahoma City court issue discussed by Attorney General J Berry King in an opinion to H Tom Kight Rogers county legislator. The question asks if a current legislator who voted a pay raise for elective state offices can run for an office with increased pay. The AG suggests an appellate original action and notes the matter may reach the supreme court.
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H. Tom Kight
Rogers County
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Gordon Gray
Chickasha
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Policy signals farm board aims to expand cooperatives
Washington reports testimony before the senate agriculture committee indicates the federal farm board intends to pursue agricultural policy through expanding cooperative marketing movements and will not run stabilization operations to curb surpluses. The board faces criticism for not using a $500 million revolving fund in wheat programs as confirmation hearings proceed for members including Legge and Stone.
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Oklahoma City forms 22 member panel on elementary curriculum
State superintendent John Vaughan appointed a 22 member committee to study elementary school curricula as part of proposed revisions. Dr. N Conger chairs. members include Lucy Meachem Letilla Thorp and officials from Oklahoma City Tulsa Shawnee and others. Legislature funded printing and supply bills for the committees.
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Oklahoma City
John Vaughan
Vaughan
N. Conger
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Stillwater
Lucy Helen Meachem
Letilla Thorp
State Board of Education
E. H. Black
Bristow
A. G. Bowles
Tulsa
E. E. Butler
Comanche County
M. L. Cotton
Altus
H. G. Faust
Shawnee
J. J. Gobbey
Ardmore
J. M. Hackler
Northeastern State Teachers College
Tahlequah
J. R. Holmes
Okmulgee
E. H. Homberger
Woodward
Fred McCarroll
Central State Teachers College
Edmond
T. T. Montgomery
Chickasha
E. D. Price
Enid
Rivers Randle
Southeastern State Teachers College
Weatherford
C. K. Reiff
Enid official Earl I Preston suspended from office
Earl I. Preston Garfield county commissioner for Enid district was suspended from office by District Judge J. W. Bird pending trial on charges raised by a special grand jury. Trial set for Tuesday with P K Morrill stating state witnesses will be ready. Henry N MacCracken of Vassar and James Rowland Angell of Yale clash over Yale student visits.
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Enid
Earl I. Preston
Garfield County
J. W. Bird
P. K. Morrill
Poughkeepsie
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Henry N. MacCracken
Vassar
James Rowland Angell
Yale
MacCracken
Greatest Results for the Amount Invested News
Classified ads highlight top value returns from spending. Readers see bold figures and brief notes on deals, services, and opportunities promising strong efficiency. Small businesses and individuals compare prices and performance hints across sections.
Mother Gar Makes Nose One Today
Car of Mrs Bruce Ligon rolled down a steep hill from the Brydia home on Twenty fourth street and crashed at the base after the brakes failed. Fred Brydia recalls a similar recent incident with Miss Marvine Brydin's Nash, warning readers with a moral to buy level land in Country Club Place.
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Catherine Brydia
W. Twenty Fourth Street
Bruce Ligon
Florida
Brydia
Country Club Place
Quarrel Sparks Fatal Shooting at Porum Farm
In Muskogee Oklahoma on September 27 L F Russell 48 a Porum area farmer was shot and killed by his stepson S O Bowen 22 after a breakfast quarrel Bowen surrendered to deputy sheriff Joe Griffith and was jailed Bowen claimed Russell reached for a revolver and the rifle bullet struck him in the head killing him instantly The couple s mother had been married nine months
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P— L. F. Russell
Porum
S. O. Bowen
Bowen
Joe Griffith
Russell
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