Tidelands suit tests school fund pay rules and claims
The article reviews a Supreme Court mandamus ordering refunds of 228 751 to four oil companies for tidelands lease rents paid under protest. It analyzes whether the State School Land Board must refund, the roles of Land Commissioner Giles and Treasurer Jesse James, and the impact of federal tidelands rulings on payment timing and distribution.
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Land Commissioner
Ohio Oil Company
Supreme Court
Giles
State School Land Board
Ohio
Melben Oil Companies
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Stanolind Oil and Gas Corporation
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Jesse James
Cook Indicted on Five Counts of Kidnaping and Murder
Billy Cook was indicted on five counts of kidnapping and murdering the Carl Mosser family of Atwood Missouri and a Seattle salesman. He will be arraigned and faces a possible death penalty after a brief hearing of evidence. The indictment covers abduction across multiple states ending in an abandoned mine shaft near Joplin Missouri.
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Oklahoma City
Billy Cook
I. Bergh
Cook
Carl Mosser
Atwood
Stephen
Chandler
Robert Shelton
Robert Dewey
Seattle
Wash
Mexico
Gomer Smith
John Connolly
Missouri
Carl Mouser
Thelma
Ronnie Dean
Gary Cart
Pamela Sue
Messers
Joplin
Luther
Oklahoma
Wichita Parls
Texas
New Mexico
Kansas
Sonenaee
L. B. Archer
Tohoka
Willem Edward Cook Jr
Sometimes It's Good To Be a Bonehead
Lon Fishback described as a bonehead after a street light bulb fell on his head from a gusty wind. He said the helmet saved him and he was lucky to escape serious injury in Fort Worth on Tuesday.
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Fort Worth
Lon Fishback
Fishback
Paiutes Seek Cash for Seized Land in Claims Hearing
Native leaders of the Northern Paiute Indian Tribes press for a cash settlement for about 30 million acres they claim the US government seized illegally. A three day hearing by the US Indian Claims Commission opened Tuesday with tribes stating no treaty was made, violating the Fifth Amendment.
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United States
Indian Claims Commission
Nevada
Oregon
Idaho
California
President of NTSC to resign Aug 31
Denton Texas January 24 P W J McConnell resident of the Texas State College resigned effective Aug 31. The resignation was accepted by the board of regents in a meeting here Wednesday. Dr J C Matthews was appointed successor to Dr McConnell.
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Denton
W. J. McConnell
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Texas State College
W. Negiay
Board of Regents
J.C. Matthews
McConnell
Houstonite honored by cotton panel post
Biloxi Mississippi January 24. La mar Fleming of Houston Texas was elected an adviser to the Board of Directors of the National Cotton council Wednesday. Derry Lubbock, commissioner member, was one of three new directors named at the annual convention.
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Miss
Lamar Fleming
Houston
Texas
National Cottonee
Derry Lubbock
ami @ gioner
Two Desperados Taken in Dallas After Chase
Two escaped convicts known as the Southwest’s most dangerous des perados were arrested in Dallas with a 27 year old woman. Er nest Bland and L C Combs were identified with recent robberies in Dallas Fort Worth and may be linked to the shooting of two patrolmen in South Dallas. Officers recovered nitro jelly a German luger pistol and other firearms. They faced questioning on offenses in Texarkana and possibly Oklahoma.
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Dallas
Ernest Bland
L C. Combs
Clay Bishop
Fort
Fritz
Bland and
Combs
South Dallas
Johnny Sides
Texarkana
Oklahoma
Four B45 jet bombers arrive in England for training
The US Air Force disclosed that four B45 jet bombers and four crew arrived at Manston Airfield in Kent for a short period of routine training. The planes, a reconnaissance version capable of 550 mph and 40,000 ft ceiling, can fly 1,000 miles without refueling, with home base details kept secret.
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London
US Air Force
England
Manston Airfield
Kent County
Third Air Division
Manston
America
NISC Students Return as Enlistments Freeze Thaws
North Texas State College reports 251 male students left in seven weeks to join the armed services with 3 to 6 returning daily as volunteer enlistments ease and the enlistment freeze loosens according to the registrar and the school news service.
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Denton
Jan
North Texas State College
Armed Services
New Zealand backs US plea to brand China aggressor in Korea
New Zealand will give its fullest support to the United States resolution at the United Nations calling Communist China an aggressor in Korea. External Affairs Minister Doidge said the government asked Ambassador Berendsen in Washington to back the resolution, differing from other British Commonwealth members favoring a go slow approach.
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N. Z
New Zealand
United States
United Nations
China
Korea
Ob W. Doidge
Doidge
Carl Berenidsen
Washington
Soviet Chinese paratrooper force for World War III reported
The China Press Union said Soviet Russia is forming a joint Chinese Russian paratrooper force for World War III. Nationalist guerrillas on the Chinese mainland reportedly said Russian instructors are training 2,000 Chinese paratroopers at Kai feng in Honan province.
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Formosa
China Press Union
Russia
Red China
Kaifeng
China
Honan
Speee Ener Details Remain Elusive In OCR Snippet
A fragmentary OCR passage yields few readable elements about a company or event. Names, dates, and locations are not discernible, leaving the core facts unclear.
FASTRETH Promises Secure Dentures for Daily Comfort
Advertises FASTRETH as a powder that keeps false teeth secure so wearers can eat talk sneeze without wobble. Claims no gummy taste or nausea and claims to check plate fit and breath. Available at drug stores.
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