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The government moves to front load policy plans as the HK Congress session opens. Officials outline several measures aimed at countering mounting political attacks while balancing stability and reform.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
5
Progress plan points by Edward J. Duffy
The Roosevelt administration shifts toward outlining a concrete program for Congress as it meets in January. Treasury policy, budget needs, tax, relief, and civil works loom large while preparations aim to show measurable progress and court less opposition ahead of a potential extra session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Duffy
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Treasury Policy
Senate
House
St. Lawrence
CHAMPIONS ALL THEY WIN 4 H HONORS
The text discusses support for a program stressing its effectiveness in employment and rising prices since inception. It notes opposition lacks cohesion and will mount attacks until legislators report back in late spring or early summer. The debate centers on whether the program is working and if sections are defective, with a voter decision expected next fall and in 1936.
Taxes begin collection for 1933 34 year in county
Charley Floyd tax assessor certified the 1933 34 tax rolls to Fred McCoy county treasurer this morning. taxes may be paid quarterly with all or half optional. First quarter delinquent after 30 days, second quarter due January 1 under the new faster assessment system. A separate note says officers held two men and sought a third after an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Floyd
Fred McCoy
McCoy
Two Autos Collide Injuring Miss Burnett Near Gaar Corner
Miss Maxine Burnett of Stratford, a college student, was injured in a Monday night crash two miles west of Gaar Corner on Highway 13. She was taken to her home for treatment. Golden Endicott drove her car. C. E. Kinsey of Oklahoma City owned the other vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Burnett
Stratford
Gaar Corner
Golden Endicott
Miss Burnett
C. E. Kinsey
Oklahoma City
Morning Court Work Nears End in District Court
Quick disposition of ten civil cases on jury docket this morning. Five continued, one tried, three dismissed. Notable actions include Nash Sulphur Motor Co. vs. Lee Fines, a car value appeal, and Emma L Nelson vs. M E Bray et al for foreclosure on non jury docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eb. M. Bledsoe
Justice Court
Nash Sulphur Motor Co
Lee Fines
Jndemert
E. M. Abernathy
H. W. Wells
American Indemnity Co
W. M. Pegs
Fidelity Trust and Pep. Co
Maryland
W. M. Pegg
Coulter Motor Co
E. d. Baldwin
G. G. Graham
Bruce Myers
Abner Mize. Co
W. B. Johnson
M. M. Simpson
First National Bank
Emma L. Nelson
M. E. Bray
Daisy D. Blankenship
Lucy Black
Alias Townsend
Safe robbed at McSwain Theatre offices
Between 5 and 7 Sunday morning the McSwain theatre office was entered and the safe robbed of Saturday receipts for McSwain and its moving picture houses. Entry was gained by prizing the front door and entering via a transom. The safe was damaged and several arrests were made during the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSwain Theatre
MceSwain
Moving Picture Houses
Cave Lights Reveal Ice Age Fauna in Maryland Cave
Smithsonian researchers unveil a cave near Cumberland Maryland as an ice age ark with nearly ninety animal species. The site records climates from tropical to sub Arctic in the Alleghenies while the mixed bones show a long pleistocene tomb across 20 000 centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Colton
Associated Press
Washington
Cumberland
Maryland
North America
Smithsonian Institution
Allegheny Mountains
Kentucky
Smithsonian
C. L. Gazin
The
Greater returns for the amount invested
Classified ad notes promising value for money with emphasis on high returns for investors seeking better yields. Mentions selection of options and potential growth prospects for readers considering financial opportunities.
Nicholson to Run Frederick Minister to Make Race for Congress
Frederick Oklahoma December 11 First Presbyterian pastor Rev Moody Nicholson resigned to pursue a seat in Congress from the seventh district He is a former state commander of the American Legion His move follows another declaration by Cordell attorney Sam Massingale for the same race Rep James V McClintic plans re election
Bodies of Pritchards Found After Kidnapping Case
Wichita couple Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pritchard were found shot to death with their bodies hidden under culverts in Oklahoma. Jack Wisdom, accused of killing them, was moved to Hutchinson and later jailed after authorities feared a mob. The tragedy tied to a cross-state investigation involving Kansas and Oklahoma lawmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Reno
Oklahoma
Harry Pritchard
Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Kingfisher
Hutchinson
Jack Wisdom
Pritchard
Mrs. Pritchard
Bison
Wisdom
National Guard
William H. Murray
W. W. Burkett
A. H. Adam
Cedarvale
Marcus Pritchard
Walsh
Colo
Pritchards
Wellington
Kaw
Buck Smith
Jay
Earle Wynekoop Freed of Charge in Murder Case
Chicago dispatch reports Earle Wynekoop, widow Rheta Wynekoop's husband, cleared of an accessory murder charge as evidence failed to support the accusation. The case shifts to his mother Dr. Alice L. Wynekoop, indicted for murder in the same killing with trial set for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Earle Wynekoop
Rheta
Charles 58
Dougherty
Jay A. Schiller
Earle
Alice L. Wynekoop
Roosevelt Seeks More Funds to Extend CCC Programs
President Roosevelt plans to ask Congress for continuing civil conservation corps funding for another year. The program has employed over 300,000 men in 1,500 camps, developing 600 million acres of timberland and supporting families with cash allowances. Officials note indirect benefits include widespread employment and future-use infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
C. P. Williamson
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Civilian Conservation Corps
Roosevelt Greets American Farmers at Chicago Convention
President Roosevelt told the American Farm Bureau Federation in Chicago that the nation is on the way to progress but urged continued cooperation with the administration’s program for a controlled agriculture. Edward A. O’Neal pledged to back the Roosevelt agricultural program the NRA and the monetary policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Farmers of America
Edward A. O'Neal
Federation
Two Transcontinental Air Lines planes crash in Alleghenies
In Portage Pennsylvania two weathered mail planes of Transcontinental and Western Airways crashed in heavy snow. Pilot Gene Burford of Columbus and Harold G. Andrews of New York bailed out safely. Andrews reached Roaring Springs, Blair County, later reported by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage
Andrews
Cresson
Roaring Springs
Harrisburg
Blairsville
Allegheny
William Penn Highway
Burford
TWA
Pittsboro’s
Transcontinental
Western Air Lines
Gene Burford
Columbus
Harold G. Andrews
New York
Blair County
Newark
Pittsburgh
Prurford
Ashurst proposes tax on government bond income
Washington reports Sen. Ashurst argues the 16th amendment already authorizes taxing income from government securities and could cover federal bonds. He says legislation could achieve the same result without a constitutional amendment, while opponents cite the Ways and Means subcommittee finding a constitutional change would be necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ashurst
D-Ariz
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Borah
R-Ida
House
Ways and Means Subcommittee
Reckless driving warned in Lind Washington Leader
The Lind Washington Leader condemns daily driving hazards describing passing on curves as a national tragedy and a menace to lives. It notes ongoing efforts to reduce highway accidents while warning the public about dangerous driving habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaughter Industrial News Review
Lind
Washington
Change of venue in banking case to Lincoln county court
Newton Douglas president of the defunct First National Bank of McLaud was granted a venue change for trial in Lincoln county by the Pottawatomie county district court. His brother H T Douglas president of Shawnee National Bank also got a venue change. Both indicted for violations of state banking laws tied to the failure of Maud State Bank and Canadian Valley Bank of Asher. Trials likely moved to Lincoln county term starting January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Newton Douglas
First National Bank of
Lincoln County District Court
Girl Seriously Hurt by Automobile in Fort Smith
Eleven year old Iona Berryhill of Stigler Oklahoma lies in critical condition after being struck by a car driven by Bert Moore of Stigler while returning home from Nazarene church. She has been unconscious since arrival at a Fort Smith hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Ark
Iona Berryhill
Etna Berryhill
Stigler
Okla
Berryhill
Bert Moore
Nazarene
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Alfred E. Smith
Carter Glass
Chicaco
Marcus Teeter, Jr
Granada
Minn
Lillian Murphy
Bremen
Ind
Elena Shoup
Bartlesville
Canning Queen
Doris E. Clark
Goodman
Wis
Hulda Stettler
Fountain City
Hugo Graumaann
Granite
Warner Churchill
Cuba, Ill
Misswain Theatre
Rubbeh
Nicholson
Frederick
Rlace
McClintic
Kangas
CCC
Tak
Beth of
Scheol
J. . Biles
Pontotoc Custom Gin CO
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