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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
4
A reflective note praises Oklahoma legislators for diligence amid split views and rising tax debate. It highlights Key Nichols and Ebey as leading figures, discusses federal income tax effects, women's advancement themes, governor actions on seed aid, and the need for broad compromise amid financial strain.
An Easter message recalls Jesus's crucifixion and burial and the joy of the empty tomb. It notes the guards, the stone, and the women who found the risen Christ while emphasizing faith in life after death and the significance for Christian salvation.
The House Judiciary Committee weighs two bills to allow city and local district debt readjustments. The McLeod bill limits relief to large cities with default risk, while the Wilcox proposal covers towns counties and special districts. Support comes from Detroit and Florida communities, with concerns raised by bondholders and insurers.
Luther Correll and Nathan Sharp argued at Gibson Brothers store in Stonewall around 9 PM Thursday. Correll grabbed a stove poker and Sharp, a night watchman, used a pistol to defend himself, wounding Correll in the left arm. the injury is not considered dangerous and no charges were filed as investigators looked into the incident.
President Roosevelt plans a bill next week authorizing reciprocal tariff reductions to expand world trade. He aims to convene leaders for talks in London with Prime Minister MacDonald accepting to attend on April 15, and invites to France, Germany, and Italy for discussions on economic cooperation.
County Treasurer Hennigan notes increased payment of first half 1932 taxes as deadline passes. Penalty of 12 percent on late 1932 taxes has yet to prompt substantial payments, despite leniency due to tight finances. The department will enforce penalties if taxes remain unpaid.
The Oklahoma Senate approved a bill to construct a 250000 dollar lake in Love Murray and Carter counties. The vote was 26 to 10 with funding options including a possible 90000 dollar loan from the RFC or state appropriation. If loaned, repayments would come from hunting and fishing license receipts.
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