North Dakota Eyes Wheat Embargo Test as State Controls Shipments
Governor William Langer vows to enforce a midnight embargo on North Dakota wheat, possibly via the National Guard, if neighboring states do not join. The plan aims to raise farm prices by blocking about 58 million bushels from moving, with railroads weighing potential court challenges to the measure.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
William Langer
Adjutant General
National Guard
Minnesota
Montana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Langer
St. Paul
May distribute Fees To Needy
Washington reports federal officials plan to move surplus farm foods to the unemployed. A pork program will supply 100 million pounds of pork with purchases rising to 500 million pounds and butter and wheat for bread as part of relief efforts. The hoe program and new taxes aim to fund these distributions and aid farmers under the national recovery act.
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Federal Relief Corporation
Relief Corporation
Kathryn Kelly Starts Life Sentence In Cincinnati Work House
Kathryn Kelly wife of gangster George Kelly began a life term for aiding the Urschel kidnapping. She reported to the Cincinnati work house to serve her sentence while federal, county, and city officers watched. City officials protested the use of the facility under a federal prisoner contract paying 90 cents daily.
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Kelly
Cincinnati
Kathryn Kelly
Charles F. Arachel
Oklahoma City
George
Kathryn
Joseph H. Woeste
C. A. Dykstra
Charles F. Urschel
Department of Justice
Washington
Woeste
Jurors Seek Removal From Patton Clemency Petition
Four jurors who voted to execute Ted Patton of Sallisaw asked Governor Murray to withdraw their signatures from a petition seeking clemency to life imprisonment. They said they believed their names were signed under wrong impression. Patton’s execution is set for Friday.
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Oklahoma City
Ted Patton
Sallisaw
Robert Hayne Wall
Murray
Patton
C. D. Trueblood
Sam Laney
Tom Pinkerton
C. C. Fears
Minnie Tuckle
Cale Patton
W. D. Maye
Woodrow Erwin Named Aggie Post at Oklahoma A&M
Ada student Woodrow Erwin, a senior and former Aggievator staff member, is appointed managing editor of the magazine. He authored two features in the first issue and captained the Aggie swimming team while excelling in studies at Ada High School.
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Ada
Oklahoma A
Fun Magazine
Acw#ievator
M. College
Woodrow Erwin
Erwin
The
Aggievator
Aggie
Ada High School
Woman Slays Husband in Memphis Suburb
In Woodstock, a Memphis suburb, Daisy Storie 39 hacked her husband Robert Storie 44 with an axe at their home after claiming he beat her. She then summoned daughters Manella 17 and Clara 13 to a deathbed prayer. Doctor L C Johnson arrived and pronounced him dead.
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Memphis
Tenn
Robert Storie
Woodstock
Daisy Storie
Manella
Clara
Pr. L. C. Johnson
Commodity Credit Corp forms to aid cotton loans extend 4 percent rate
Washington reports the Commodity Credit Corporation is formed to loans cotton growers on unsold 1934 crop at 4 percent interest. initial capital 3 million, 250 million from Reconstruction Finance Corp. loans secured by warehouse delivery with no recourse, participation in 1934 acreage reduction, loans via banks brokers and cooperatives.
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New Orleans
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington
Commodity Credit Corporation
Delaware
Roosevelt
Lynn P.P. Talley
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Oscar Johnston
The
Farm Administration
J. FE. Wells Jr
Cooperative Bank
Farm Credit Administration
Talley and Johnston
Wallace
George N. Peek
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Stanley P. Teed
Herman Oliphant
E. B. Schwalsz
Reconstruction Corporation
Larce
Secretary of Agriculture
Morgenthau
Government Printing Office
Federal Reserve
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Cotton Belt
Corporation
Wallace Announces Corn-Hog Campaign
Secretary Wallace unveiled a two year corn hog program totaling 350 million in benefit payments to farmers to reduce corn and hog production and balance supply. The plan comes as North Dakota Governor Lange r pushes a wheat shipment embargo and the government clears a million bushels for relief. credit corporations ready loans to cotton growers and farmers may borrow against unsold crop at ten cents a pound if they join acreage controls.
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Associated Press
Wallace
William Langer
North Dakota
Commodity Credit Corporation
Langeer
Ducks Face Big Hunting Season Start
The hunting season for migratory waterfowl opened Monday at noon and hunters along streams and ponds report limited duck finds amid milder weather. Abundant water and recent rains have created good habitat while quail prospects also look up with season opening November 20 and dogs being trained to locate birds.
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Ceese
Government Buys 15 Million Worth Of Butter And Beef For Relief
Washington reports a major relief purchase as the government buys 15 million dollars of butter and beef to feed surplus foods to the needy. Hopkins and Wallace announce readiness to buy more, with 70 million pounds of butter in surplus and additional beef from canner and cutter grades. Pork purchases totaling 100 million pounds have already been made.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Wallace
Hopkins
Large Sum Allotted for Public Works
The Public Works Administration allocated 10,119,514 dollars for 67 non federal construction projects in 23 states. Officials say the program will create 58,317 man months of work, funding schools water works sewers hospitals almshouses auditoriums power plants streets dams courthouses jails and other public structures.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Said
Iums
Kathryn Kelly Offered Bribe to Escape Jail
Oklahoma City report says Kathryn Kelly wife of George Kelly offered jailer E. E. Herron 15 000 to permit her escape before transfer to a federal prison. Herron rejected the offer stating the claimant would call a number and a man would pay. Also noted is an old Philadelphia bank with unclaimed deposits and recent banks still holding large sums.
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Oklahoma City
E. E. Herron
Kathryn Kelly
George
Herron
Philadelphia
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