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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1932
Page
7
Fragmented text shows a court date with defendants and notices about a driving offense. It also recounts a robbery incident where a woman and her escort were robbed after being seated near a parked car, with the thief stealing the automobile after threatening the victims. Additional names and locations are obscured by the OCR errors.
A garbled report cites a heated exchange accusing Avellon of aiding bandits and harming the public via a patronage scheme. The text references Washington and Andrey Mellon, suggesting a critique of government and private interests influencing policy.
Detroit July report quotes Henry Ford urging people to stay busy and cultivate interest in all things. He says people who keep interests fade less with age and that businessmen will thrive as individuals stop relying on government or a Santa Claus for aid.
Judy Shington reports President Hoover issued a pocket veto on the Mills Farm Loan bill at the White House. The move ends the measure despite opposition as critics say the administration blocked a key agriculture aid. The White House notes the bill’s provisions were already available but argues the veto reflects broader policy concerns.
Fragmented notes describe Mrs. Morgan and a farm column with counts of attendees and meals, then shift to a violent incident near MEL Creek involving Hammond Corbin Wilson Plillina and a group encounter. A chase, a shooting, and a jail sentence are referenced amid garbled details and partial names, with scattered locations and events.
In Washington Wisconsin and Chicago, a veteran described by relatives as moving through part time work for five years, is noted for joining a "bonus" group after 12 years in the army. He settled in the U S after being naturalized at Camp Munsten Kansas. He owned a divorcee and had a 12 year old daughter living with her mother.
Agnes Trafzer received 1235 dollars in a Los Angeles superior court ruling for pain embarrassment and humiliation after being spanked over a stranger's knee. The note mentions Miss Jule Bauzhman and a Murray school, but details are unclear.
A fragmented court brief describes a Halloween incident involving an elderly defendant and a woman named Bernard Gs Trad who allegedly assaulted and injured her. Details are missing or garbled, making precise actions, dates, and locations unclear.
A group of 36 Californi marchers from various towns, halted in Miami Oklahoma, were ordered to depart by Mayor Webe Jean with no threat of debt. Transportation by truck was arranged to Lan, while police prepared to escort the group back, armed with shetgins per official letter.
Kansas voters in Topeka elected Democratic Senator Geo McGill and Governor Harry Woodring as nominees. Paulen led Republicans for senator with Landon close behind, while prohibition remained a defining issue. Independent and write-in candidates drew negligible totals amid intensified taxation and economy concerns.
Voter tallies from Kansas and neighboring districts indicate a mix of party successes. Republican incumbents and nominees faced varied support as early returns from precincts highlighted contested races for governor and congressional seats, with Democrats also mounting efforts in key races amid incomplete tallies.
In New York on August 1 a Republican committee here today sent a telegram pledging support for Governor Franklin D Roosevelt and calling for repeal of the eighteenth amendment. It cites relief and restoration of personal rights as key aims, noting prominent readers and local political figures backing the stance. A mother attends a local wedding anniversary in Hobart on August 3 as part of community notices.
A fragmented notice reveals unusual want ad language and stray names. The item lists trades, prices, and local references with scattered personal names from Florida and Texas, noting a four generation attendance and mixed foreign origins amid a brief domestic exchange.
The OCR yields a damaged text referencing names such as Club, Anmerican, Deetdeets, Norman Dewar, and Anmerican in a garbled event. It mentions a theatre and a person named Puke Dodds with vague references to a conn year and a post combiner.
Fragmented report recounts heavy clashes and a counterattack in northern operations. It mentions casualties, prisoner moves, and a Japanese commander’s maneuvers near Chantelun Metiwening, with later references to leadership shifts and strategic aims.
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