43 U.S.C. § 210 — Recognition of equitable claims on certain lands in Oklahoma; validation of homestead entries

This law is about certain lands in Oklahoma. The Secretary of the Interior must recognize "equitable claims" — fair ownership claims — for people who settled on this land before January 1, 1934, even though the usual legal process wasn't followed. The Secretary must also validate homestead entries that were mistakenly approved, because the land wasn't actually open for homesteading at the time. The same goes for entries and applications to make final proof that were suspended. All of these become valid, as long as they are otherwise proper, and they count as valid as of the date of the original application.