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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
4
No coherent single event. The piece offers a mosaic of opinions on politics, economics, authors, and social issues, interspersed with reflections on public figures, reforms in Turkey, and civic topics. It weaves commentary on Roosevelt, Dutch ancestry, Prohibition, agriculture, education, and national debates into a broad editorial collage.
The article traces Jewish exclusiveness from Abraham to Jesus and the Gentile openness led by Peter and Cornelius. It emphasizes tolerance, the universal fatherhood of God, and missionary expansion to Gentiles, urging inclusive churches and addressing modern social barriers and politics.
The article recalls Franklin D Roosevelt in Washington meeting Hoover on war debts with gusto and humor. It contrasts Roosevelt’s off the record style with Hoover’s formal sessions, noting a lively press reception and Roosevelt’s unmistakable charisma.
A Nebraska style editorial notes the Santa Claus post office in Spencer County Indiana remains open despite low local business. It argues the Santa Claus name inspires children and people nationwide, and that the federal budget impact is minimal while the post office continues to operate.
The column jests about Congress and a brewing list fiction while noting 7 percent think for 92 percent. It compares racing odds with 10,000 horses this year and jokes about fixers and old friends in a light, satirical tone.
Chicago police seek A. A. Drummond of Tulsa Oklahoma after $91,000 in $50 and $1,000 bills disappeared from his hotel room between Thursday night and Friday morning. Drummond claimed a turkey feast led to removing his money belt and waking to find it gone. The case shifts to possible confidence man involvement as investigators review prior cash withdrawals and travel.
Oklahoma City November 26 Two Kings were the likely bid in the 1924 gubernatorial campaign. C W King attorney for the Oklahoma tax commission said he is thinking seriously of asking J Berry King attorney general to manage his campaign for a higher office. Friends of J Berry King say he is almost sure to be a candidate citing his 11 years as assistant attorney general and his large vote share as crucial in a prior race.
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