Public opinion weighs in on Ford NRA status and recovery
Washington explains public reaction as Henry Ford remains absent from NRA membership while the Roosevelt recovery program expands under the Blue Eagle. Hugh S Johnson plans a Septem ber 20 campaign to lift buying power and boost prices, and enforcement against chiselers to wear the Eagle is emphasized as labor disputes over unionization intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Recovery Administration
Henry Ford
NRA
Biz
Blue Eagle
Nature
Ford
Detroit
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Chicago
Rosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Stonewall community notices and weekend gatherings
Grace leaves Sunday for Stillwater for a one week conference. Many Ada and Stonewall residents visit, travel, or attend events in Ada, Coalgate, and Wewoka. Community Day, church meetings, and park picnics are described along with numerous visits among families and students in Stonewall and Vanoss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. BR. Grace
Stillwater
Grace
Stonewall High School
Tennie Correll
Pauline
Furlong
Ada
Stonewall
Charley Sawyers
Sarah Alexander
Frank
Edgar Harepr
Claude Thompson
Judge Thompson
Pue Hatcher
Oklahoma City
Hatcher
Foster High School
Stella Bell Young
Smith
Ben Cass
Edd Sallee
Buster Jennines
Gene Acker
Clyde Liffard
Pen Crockett
Coalgate
Co. A. Acker
Orpha Human
Burnett
Cora Leach
Pauline Austell
Conway
R. H. Austell
Ora. Morris
Billy Howard
Isaac Simonds
Estle Henson
Sallee
Elizabeth Gilbert
Leslie Ward
Pampa
Texas
George Elkins
Reba Jean
Lewis Richardson
Hale Hassel S Flesman
J. C. Brown
Edgar Harper
R. N. Harper
Littlefield
Joan
George McKay
Clifton
George Ann
Mike Young
Freeda
Schley Stegall
Darrel Duke
Omega
Fred Fisher
Doris
Novella Gibson
Peaches Elliott
la Verne Odom
Bill Sinclaire
Tupelo
Joe Fox
Skeet Billines
Gary Kitchens
Clyde
Furman Gibson
Ora Morris
Mary Bunch
Centraloma
Simmonds
Blanchard
Simonds
Arthur Austell
Brown McKoy
Joe
Mr. McKoy
George MrKoy
McKoy
Scrivner
Marjorie Jo
Jack McKoy
Tommy Holloway
School Ready for State Inspector Visit
The Fitzhugh notes the school improving grounds and room cleanliness ahead of a state inspector. It records baptisms of Cecil Stone and Mrs. W. H. Mitchell, Opal M. Jones missing days due to her grandfather’s death, and three sophomores on the honor roll as summer session nears end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Stone
W. H. Mitchell
Opal M. Jones
Desperate convicts escape after warden kidnapping and Floyd taunts
No. 3 Scott Kansas bank escapees linked to Memorial Day breakout from a Kansas state prison with Wilbur Underhill and nine others after abducting the warden. A Dallas jail quote? Charles Pretty Boy Floyd called small fry while a trio and a woman flee Enid after a gun battle leaving a letter to Bailey.
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Bailey
Bailey wears Frank Nashs handcuffs in arrest
Harvey Bailey, implicated in the Urschel kidnapping and linked to the Kansas City union station killings, walked from Ardmore jail with handcuffs bearing dried blood. Federal agent Frank Smith placed them. they are the same cuffs that fastened Frank Nash during the machine gun assault that killed four officers and Nash.
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Oklahoma City
Harvey Bailey
Charles ‘F. Urschel
Kansas City
Ardmore
Frank Smith
Frank Nash
Outlaw
Nash
Bailey
Bailey's Record and Notorious Crimes Highlighted
The account profiles Harvey Bailey, jailed in Oklahoma City after a Dallas jail escape, once a railroad worker, noted for his trim criminal record. It lists key offenses tied to his gang from 1929 to 1938 including bank holdup, the 1933 Kansas City jail delivery, the 1933 Union Station massacre, and the Fort Scott bank robbery.
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Associated
Harvey Bailey
Oklahoma City
Dallas
A. C. Anderson
Omaha
Bailey
Hiex
Council Bluffs- Fort Dodge
Iowa
Anderson
Kansas City
Chicago
Lincoln, Neb
National Bank and Trust Company
Kansas Prison
Frank Nash
Kansas City Union Station Plaza
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma
Kansas Penitentiary
Fort Scott
Kan
Farm Exhibit Plans Considered As Fair Prospects Dim
County clubs and schools plan displays to show club and school work while the annual free fair faces dim prospects. Exhibits may be held in Ada to simplify state fair selections and give townspeople a chance to view county talents.
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Ada
Must Secure Permits To Ship Pigs
Urgent plea from Paul Adams of Oklahoma A and M urges farmers to obtain government sale permits before shipping hogs to Oklahoma City. The program runs until October 1, aiming to move young pigs at premium government prices while stockyards and packing plants face congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Shippers ¢ Commission
Paul Adams
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Adams
Oklahoma National
Armour’s
Wilson
Poultry and hog movement warnings for Oklahoma farmers
Oklahoma poultry expert H G Ware warns against selling old hens for now with plans to restock later, citing profitability doubts as egg and feed prices diverge. The Oklahoma City market remains open for other livestock while Oklahoma farmers adjust flocks and feeding to boost winter production.
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Stillwater
H. G. Ware
Extension
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Market Report Falls Inside Seasonal Bounds
Markets report cattle around 1000 with calves 300 steady, best beef cows 2.50 to 3.00, calves 3.50 to 4.00, some 4.50 to 4.75. Hogs 6000 head with 5,000 pigs. butcher hogs down, top 3.95, shipper top 4.05. sows 1.85 to 2.25. Sheep 300 steady to 10 higher, fancy lambs up to 6.35, bulk 5.90 to 6.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Oklahoma City
Kansas City Market Report Pigs and Cattle Mixed
U S Department data show hogs at top 4.10 for 180 210 pounds with various weight ranges guiding prices 3.25 to 4.10 for good and choice. Cattle supply 6580 head with killing classes opening slow steers steady stockers weak and feeding values 4.85 to 6.25 for good to choice. Vealers and cows also noted with broad price ranges reflecting market tone.
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Kansas City
U. S
Chicago market dairy and carrot quotes settle steady
Butter prices at 22 3 4 to 23 1 4 cents a pound with creamery specials 93 score and 22 1 4 cents for extras. Firsts 18 1 2 to 19 1 2. seconds 17 to 18 cents. Carrots 21 1 4 cents for 90 cent centralized carrots. S22s 6 086 steady with extra firsts 17 and graded firsts 16 1 2 cents.
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Chicago
Potatoes Mixed U S Shipments Reported In Chicago Market
Potatoes quoted at 96, on track 293, total U S shipments 454. Demand moderate, trading light, supplies heavy. Round whites U S No 1 Wisconsin few sales 1 80 95, Minnesota few sales 1 80 90, partly graded 1 65, Idaho triumphs 2 15.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
U. S
U. S. No
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Wheat Rebounds as Market Awaits N A Codes
Chicago market notes show wheat recovering from earlier dips up to nearly 2 cents, with traders awaiting N A codes guidance. Prices closed firm with slight gains across grains while hedging eased and oats and provisions edged lower or steady.
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Chicago
Northwest
Grain price report shows mixed futures and quotes
The market lists wheat at 83 for No 2 red and No 1 hard at 4 1 2 dollars. Corn values range from 48 1 2 to 49 1 4 for No 2 mixed yellow and white. Oats show No 1 white at 37 and No 2 white 35 1 4 to 36 1 2.
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Chicago
New York Cotton Market Ends Steady After Mixed Trading
The New York cotton market was quiet with irregular fluctuations but a steady undertone from covering and scattered buying. Reports of rains in the eastern belt and lower crop estimates supported prices, December hovering around 9.21 after an earlier rise, and futures finishing 17 to 23 points higher while spot middling held at 9.30.
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New York
Spot Cotton Steady as New Orleans Market Rises
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady with gains of 25 points. Total sales reached 2,927 bales, with low middling at 8.42 and middling at 9.02.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures close steady with modest gains
New Orleans market reports cotton futures finishing firm with net advances of 23 to 25 points after a day of steady trading. Prices reflected light demand and supply considerations in the spot and futures curves.
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New Orleans
Woman wielding mallet stops bank robber in Kansas park
In Meade a_picnic party confronts a gunman who tried to steal a car after wrecking another. Mrs Anson Horning struck him twice with a croquet mallet bringing the intruder down. The man, identified by locals as a gang member, was captured after a chase. deputies compare fingerprints but doubt he is Wilbur Underhill.
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Meade
Kan
Anson Horning
Harvey Bailey-Wilbur Underhill
T. E. Prathers
Meade County
Wilbur Underhill
Underhill
Meade Arrest in Hold-Up Case Linked to Floyd or Underhill
A four person gang suspected by Enid authorities in a gunfight was stopped in Meade Kansas when one man was arrested by sheriff's officers after the quartet attempted a carjacking. A woman victim struck the suspect with a croquet mallet as two men restrained him until help arrived. Authorities cautioned that the prisoner might not be the famed gangsters. The other three fled and remained at large.
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Kansas
Alva
Kelly
Floyd
SMD
Freeman Searrett
Enid
Oklahoma
Meade, Kan
George Kelly
Charles “Pretty Boy
Scarlett
Meade
Kans
Okla
Wilbur Underhill
Meade County
Stigler Elected to Wead Legion at State Convention
Stigler was elected commander on the first ballot at the 15th annual Oklahoma American Legion convention in Tulsa. Oklahoma City will host next year’s meeting. Ray mond Fields of Guthrie was re elected national executive committeeman.
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Tulsa
The
American Legion
W. G. Stigler
Oklahoma City
Stigler
Hush Askew
Enid
Raymond Fields
Guthrie
Mildred Slade Gwyn
Kingfisher
Tom Gammie
Ponca City
Legion Auxiliary
William Green
Fort Sill
Sergent-At Arms
Frederick Errington
Chaplin
Milt Phillips
Claud Bates
Konawa
John Gulager
Muskogee
Charles Dierger
Shawnee
Operators Expect Dollar Oil Soon
Midcontinent crude producers in Tulsa anticipate further price hikes as major buyers raise crude to 82 cents and higher for top Oklahoma and Kansas grades. United Standard and Indiana Standard buyers push up to 82 cents, while Continental Oil and Panhandle refiners adjust to the new schedule amid Ickes Roosevelt talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Standard Oil Companies
New Jersey
Indiana
Oklahoma
Kansas
Carter Oil Co
New Jersey Standard
Indiana Standard
Standing Crude Oil Purchasing Co
Continental Oil Company
Ponca City
Ickes
Barnsdall Refineries, Inc
Texas
Washington
Roosevelt
Chicago
Greatest returns for the amount invested Classified Ads
A brief classified ad item highlights the idea of maximizing value from investment. It notes apparent strong returns and emphasizes practical tips or services promising efficiency and cost effectiveness for readers seeking smart financial bets.
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Sponewall
Joe Sallee
Aline Rives
Clarita
Coalgate Wheer
Vanoss
Juanita Fallon
Kilgore
Virgel Norvell
Pauline Pitt
Violet Nelson
Mavis Williams
Abigail Murphy
Buster Berger
Miles
Berger
Gaar Corner
Allie Denham
Will Denham
Roy Childress
Clint Childres
Casey Jones
Otis Martin
Roundtree
Myrtle Martin
Lester Shaw
Henry Faves
Carl Tilley
Pursell
LaVern Zumbro
Wilma Autin
Kodaping
Chas. L. Berger
Johnnie McNair
Christian Berger
O. M. Martin
Twyman
C. W. Martin
Martin
Marvin Jones
Jack Jones
Henry Eaves
J. J. Shaw
Earl Black
Hazel Berger
Bill Collins
Carl Denham
Missionary Baptist Church
C. W. Stringer
Dan Hudson
Fitzhugh General News
J. B. Hill
By Williams
Rock Springs
Wilmore
Kas
RIM
Lil Handle Re
Orrlliams
WEA Service, Mee
Wead Legion
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