Ireland and Britain tariff clash tops in this era discussion
The piece surveys Ireland's push for independence and De Valera's stance against British payments, then shifts to U S affairs including Hoover's salary cut, tariff tensions, and public sentiment in Oklahoma, with broader reflections on reform, leadership, and moral duties. It also notes Bolivia Paraguay conflict risks and a Sunday School lesson on the commandments.
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Eamon de Valera
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de Valera
United States
Gladstone
O'Connell
Parnell
Cosgrave
Libby Holman Freed On Bail In Winston-Salem Case
Libby Holman Broadway singer and alleged husband slayer surrendered in Forsyth County and posted 25000 bail after a habeas corpus hearing in Wentworth. She left the hotel in disguise with two unidentified men, as prosecutors and defense planned next steps with trials set for October 3.
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Reidsville
N. C
Libby Holman
Slayer
Wentworth
Transon Scott
Miss Holman
Stack
Albert “Ab” Walker
Reynolds
Alfred Holman Jr
Carlisle Higgins
Walker
Libby
Forsyth County
Winston-Salem
Benet Polikoff
William Graves
Winston- Salem
Weems Unworried Over Big State Deficit in Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Treasurer Ray Weems says a large state deficit and bonded obligations do not alarm him as citizens pay taxes. He notes counties have collected 70 to 80 percent of the 1930 and 1931 ad valorem taxes, signaling a stable financial outlook despite the $8 million deficit.
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Oklahoma
Wirt Franklin
Jim Harris
United States
Will Rogers
Mabel Bassett
Andrew Jackson
Oklahoma City
Ray Weems
Weems
Oklahoma County
Body of Slain Woman Found Near Old Plantat ion Home
The body of Miss Jane Merrill aged recluse was found in a thicket about 200 yards from her house in Natchez Mississippi after an all night search by a sheriff s posse and bloodhounds. The coroner s inquest returned death at the hands of unknown person or persons. Miss Merrill was shot in the dining room of her ante bellum home with bullets found in the room and a blood trail leading away from the house. Sheriff Co P Roberts of Adams County held neighbor Dick Dana for questioning.
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Natchez
Miss
Jane Merrill
Sheriff's
Merrill
Co. P. Roberts
Adams County
Dick Dana
Miss Merrill
Dana
Pleas of guilty bring sentences in Busby court
Judge Orel Busby sentenced several individuals after guilty pleas. Willie Jackson received 15 years for robbery with firearms. Four hijacking sentences run concurrently. Virgil Meyers got two years for robbery involvement. Houston Meyers four years. Wiley Roy two years and paroled. Charley Massey seven years for second degree burglary. Ed Henry’s sentence was deferred.
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Orel Busby
Willie Jackson
Virgil Meyers
Allen
Houston Meyers
Wiley Roy
Busby
Charley Massey
Ed Henry
Garter Rejects Attorneys' Claims In Oklahoma React
State Auditor Carter denied four claims by three attorneys appointed by Governor Murray. He noted the fees used the 1923 contingent fund rather than the 1952 account and that the 1932 $7,500 appropriation was exhausted. Claims covered Rosser Jr. Muskogee, Cook Atoka, Utterback Durant.
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Oklahoma City
Aus
Murray
Carter
Balcom E. Rosser Jr
Muskogee
Land Commission
JL. Cook
Atoka
W. E. Utterback
Durant
State Bar
Harry B. Cordell
State Board of Agriculture
Cordell
Bufford Howard Wins Honors at C M T C Camp
Bufford Howard earns top trainee honors in Company G at the Fort Sil Fort Sil test camp. He is named best drilled base trainee in July 23 events. He wins the 100 and 200 yard swims and the diving contest, and plays on the basketball team runner up to the camp championship.
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Field Artillery School
Fort Sil
Bufford Howard
Howard
Agriculture Board Drops Two Employees in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Agriculture Board voted to cut staff, dropping two workers including an Oklahoma A. and M. college field worker and an assistant poultry extension division employee, in a divided decision aimed at further economy.
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Oklahoma City
Guy Crossett
Caddo
Murray
Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma A
M. College
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