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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1940
Page
2
A reader weighs Republican contenders for president, favoring Dewey or Taft over Hoover, discusses party dynamics and electability, and cautions on Nixon style fiscal issues. The note also calls for building stone church structures from local materials, weighing costs and practicality amid community plans and local business concerns.
The piece discusses Isaiah 40 2 and 66 as words of comfort to a suffering people during Babylonian exile. It links biblical history from David to Nebuchadnezzar, explains the double portion forgiveness concept, and notes contemporary political reflections including European war, Hungary, Russia, and leaders like Cordell Hull Goebbels. It ends with social notes on traffic, spring rains, and local observations.
County seeks restitution of about 3000 dollars claiming Ada received excess funds in 1938 due to a miscalculation in tax levies. The suit contends the Ada treasury overpaid by roughly 20,000 dollars, based on an error in budget figures and mills. County officials say the city was improperly credited, while Ada officials dispute the amount and enforcement.
In Ada County district court Tuesday the case against two youths charged with rape proceeded with testimony and anticipated further argument. The trial paused for recess Wednesday morning as prosecutors and defense prepared.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a local celebration described as a big run and a future outlook. Mentions of Oulahomans, possible embassies, and state ties appear garbled with stray phrases about Spain, cities, and resources. Further readable details are not clear enough to form a precise summary.
Fragments recount a 1982 Oklahoma event with a parade from Okemah to Cheyenne showing pioneers and civic leaders. The piece mentions Governor, Roundup Club members from Wer woleer Showmee and Okmulgee, a ceremony at Osage area and a portrayal of past and future in a public celebration.
Byng High School candidates Earl Eugene Shelton and Barina Bissikes pursue a national scholarship program. The board will select four students to study four years of high school with expenses paid and spend the summer in New York and at NEC RCA facilities.
Secretary Perkins visits mine district in April to inspect health housing and living conditions. Met with local officials to discuss safety standards and welfare measures affecting workers and families in the region.
In the annual report of the International Cancer Pound week dese erikes, researchers from the United States, Europe and Asia report mouse experiments testing cancer treatments. Freezing temperatures and induced hibernation seemed to temporarily slow tumor growth but did not cure cancer, with tumors enlarging after recovery and food effects noted. Key researchers include Brit, Miseitoff, and J. Parame Rupee of Santa Barbara.
Roswell delegates join Amrik 33) and others at the 44th annual Cotton Industry convention in New Orleans. Oklahoma representatives, retailers, and industry leaders discuss problems in cottonseed oil and related products, with speakers from the National Cottonseed Products Association.
Roosevelt's potential third term is under debate as the campaign calendar tightens. Pennsylvania results show Senator Guffey gaining momentum, while Dewey leads in New Jersey and Georgia Democrats discuss Roosevelt's fate. Across the nation, party dynamics hinge on future events and conventions amid election pressures.
Graduates face a mix of optimism and caution about postwar employment. University officials and career leaders report improved overall prospects with some fields like journalism and chemistry showing tighter markets. University of Rochester officials caution that average seniors with specialized training may still struggle to secure placements compared to last year.
Pontoto County issues political notices with brief announcements from local parties. The clip notes campaign topics and civic points, reflectingElection season activity and community engagement.
In Coalgate Oklahoma on Thursday night a disastrous fire swept two adjacent blocks, leveling the Easton building and Sharp Grocery. Replacement costs reach into the thousands as residents survey the area. Meanwhile local officials in Tishomingo and Atoka report investigations and civic concerns.
Police Chief Fares M. Wel l ordered a probe into a wintertime incident where dancers wearing scant outfits drew attention. Witnesses recalled one performer's costume as revealing and provocative, prompting discussion with the welfare department and city attorney about public decency and enforcement.
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