Doctor Wynekoop Near Death Says She Won't Face Trial
Chicago November 30 AP Dr Alice L Wynekoop in county jail declines to go on trial for Rheta Wyne Koop murder, saying death near and health too poor for trial. She diagnosed her own case and rejects a confessed shooting as the cause, citing faith and Bible reading as she remains confined. Her son Barle Wynekoop, indicted as an accessory after the fact, seeks truth about Rheta's death and awaits arraignment.
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Chicago
Alice L. Wynekoop
Rheta
Agee
Francis W. McNamara
Alice
Wynekoop
Oklahoma State Cowboys Rout Sooners 13 to 0 in Norman
In Norman Oklahoma, Oklahoma State College rode two standout sophomores Dean Weber and Buford Barnum to a 13 to 0 victory over the Oklahoma Sooners in the 28th meeting. Crowds of about 16,000 watched National Guardsmen handle ticket duties amid governor and adjutant general remarks. List and Rosetti punched two TD drives with major help from Weber and Barnum.
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Qwen
Norman
Okla
Little Dean Weber
Buford Barnum
Oklahoma Aggie
Cowboys
University of Oklahoma Sooners
National Guardsmen
W. H. Murray
Adj
Charles E. Barrett
Aggie
List
Rosetti
Weber
Barnum
Days plan drive against demon rum
Washington November 30 AP Anti Saloon League plans for thorough intensive work in state and nation against alcohol will be made in a biennial convention here January 4 to 8. The decision to hold the convention in Washington was reached by the league's administrative committee which pledged to stand without wavering for the principle of prohibition as applied to the largest practicable unit of government.
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Washington
Anti-Saloon League
League
Hitler Plan for German Style Farm Inheritance
Walter Darre, Hitler's agriculture minister, urged adopting a land inheritance system like Germany's to cure American farm ills and called for abolishing farm mortgages. The remark points to Nazi influence shaping farming policy discussions abroad.
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Hitler
Berlin
Walter Darre
Germany
A F O L Finds Encouraging U S Outlook
A F O L reports an uptick in farm prices from October 21 to November 18 and notes dollar devaluation uncertainty. Unemployment estimated at 10,076,000 in October, with small November trade union gains. Growing buying power supported by farm price gains and $100 million in government farmer payments. Steel and heavy industry up, with auto, timber, and building activity rising, signaling broader recovery.
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Federation
Tts
New York
Sears-Roebuck
Holdup Used as Ground for Divorce in Salina Case
Mrs Grace Estes files for divorce alleging Cecil Estes incited a hold up at a Bridgeport grocer to secure food for their children and that he has not supported her. Petition notes imprisonment in Lawrence County, age difference of 22 years, and that he resides at Bridgeport county poor farm while their two children are in a Methodist orphanage at Mr. Vernon.
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Salina
Cecil Estes
Bridgeport
Til
Grace Estes
Lawrence County
Mr. Vernon
Afternoon teas at university lose out
Salem Oregon November 30. Willamette University students voted one to one in favor of dancing, card parties and other entertainment in protest against strict university rules limiting quiet afternoons by the fireside. The ballot followed a push to extend entertainment restrictions.
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Salem
Ore
Willamette University
Highway Civil Works Program Abandoned
State Highway Department abandons all civil works road projects under a planned 3.5 million program. Carl W. Brown, state highway engineer, said funds were unavailable after Wallace Crossley, state civil works administrator, disclosed no federal grant. Crossley said projects in every county were to be funded at 5000 dollars each, but funds must come from the state civil works program instead.
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State Highway Department
Carl W. Brown
Wallace Crossley
Cross
Civil Works Notment
Farmer Convicted of 1922 Crime in Tennessee
McMinnville Tennessee November 40 AP Wesley Harmon a farmer was convicted by a circuit court jury of second degree murder for the death about 11 years ago of Mrs Harmon’s former husband George Wright. Wright disappeared January 4 1929 and a skeleton in an abandoned well was identified as Wright. Wright’s wife divorced him for desertion and married Harmon. The judge directed acquittal of Mrs Marmon.
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Mcminnville
Tenn
Wesley Harmon
Wright
Harmon
Mies
Sunertt
Missouri stockmen head to Chicago show for 34th Livestock event
Missouri stockmen will enter a three group of prize livestock at the 34th International Livestock Show opening December 2 in Chicago. Entries include Sun-a-Bar Farms Grain Valley R. C. Botyver Salisbury Shorthorn St Albans Farms Pacific W Berg and Son Parnell J.D. Burk Monty Guyser Brotlers Charles A KB King City Aberdeen-Angus J Robertson Grandview Hereford. France seeks 1.475 billion francs in treasury bonds to meet December bills amid financial strain.
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Chicago
Dee
Grain Valley
R. c. Botyver
Salisbury
Shorthorne St
Albans Farms
Pacific
W. Berg and Son
Parnell
J.D. Burk Fa Monty
Guyser Brotlers
Charles A
King City
Aberdeen
Angus Ratie
J. Robertson
Grandview
Hereford Cable
Murray’s Troops Get a New Job
Norman Oklahoma November dispatch reports Governor Murray using regional National Guard troops to guard the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma A and M football gate receipts. Fifty five guardsmen from Chickasha were placed at stadium gates to protect athletic money amid claims of misuse. General Barrett said the move aims to safeguard receipts. the governor made no comment.
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Norman
Okla
William H
Murray
University of Oklahoma
University
Oklahoma A
M. College
National
Barrett
Do Not Accept Inferior Flour Says Advert
A grocer who sells a lower grade flour will assume customers are content with poor quality. The ad urges shoppers to demand 1-H flour for genuine baking results and to avoid settling for inferior brands.
Smith Bitter Attacks Public Works Over Hours
Smith argues civil works delays hinder the real public works program and laments red tape. He faults local officials for political spending and questions the allocation of funds. He compares the program to Santa Claus benefiting from disbursements while workers wait.
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Civil Works Progress
Public Works Administration
Public Works
Smith
Sara Claus
Double Funeral Held After Killing in Sulphur
Sulphur Oklahoma reports a double funeral held for C. Bulla 45 and his wife 35 found shot to death beside Bulla’s car. Coroner’s jury returns verdict murder and death by own action. Mrs Bulla shot three times and Bulla twice.
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Sulphur
Okla
CO. C. Billa
Bulla
Yester
Wheat Price Again Is Up
Wheat prices rose 21-4 cents a bushel today in Chicago, closing near the day’s top. Sudden gains in the Argentine market, higher Washington gold quotes, and federal relief purchases boosted buying. Buenos Aires wheat futures jumped after policy shifts, while U.S. corn and other grains moved modestly higher and most provisions held steady.
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Chicago
Washington
Buenos Aires
Argentine price shifts buoy Chicago grain trade
The grain market watched Argentina shift policy away from arbitrary foreign exchange control toward fixed producer prices for wheat, corn, and flax. The unexpected move initially boosted Argentine prices and sparked a bullish reaction, though the interpretation later moderated while the Chicago market maintained an overall upward tendency.
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Washington Administration
Chicago
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