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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
4
The piece argues that personal action will end the low mood, not legislation. It cites Ada area workers moving to small farms, rural delivery value, medical advances, and critiques Hoover era figures while noting modern farming and self-reliance as remedies. It laments politics delaying bread and meat solutions.
The sermon outlines Jesus choosing spiritual over temporal power after 40 days in the wilderness. John the Baptist prepares the way, Jesus calls fishermen as followers, and his ministry focuses on healing and inner kingdom. A final note mentions John F. Kroutil as a possible ministerial appointee to Czechoslovakia.
Washington predicts a busy 1933 for Franklin Delano Roosevelt as he prepares to handle war debts unemployment relief budget balancing and reforms. His soon to be expanded team will intensify oversight while Congress debates repeal of the 18th amendment beer legalization tax and farm relief, with a special session possible after March.
Reports describe three new Japanese warships arriving off Chinwansetao while earlier eight were present near Shanghai. Chinese forces claim victory at a seaport repelling marines and a Japanese shelling drove back a Chinese regiment. Japanese tanks appear in street fighting as occupation claims surface.
The report notes moves in both houses over income tax vetting with A N Leecraft poised as revenue and taxation chair. Bills seek 25 percent cuts in 75 000 and 50 000 appropriations. Senate ratifies the lame duck amendment and debates abolishing the criminal identification bureau and six hour workday limits.
Crawford 59 died at his Stratford home Thursday afternoon at 1 05. Funeral services were held Friday at 1 30 from the Church of Christ with Rev Shipman officiating. Burial was in McGee cemetery Criswell Funeral home in charge. Survived by widow, a son Joe Fred Crawford, a sister Veria Harlen, and two brothers Roy and Mack Crawford.
Funeral services for Minnie C Wakeley and John Landon Dailey will be held at 1 30 P M today at Hudson Keith funeral home chapel. Wakeley 29 died Saturday morning at a local hospital. Dailey 41 died Saturday at his sister s home. Burial in Rosedale cemetery with Hudson Keith directing.
The twin infant sons of Mr and Mrs Marvin Brices died January 2 at their home nine miles west of Ada. Funeral services and burial will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o clock at McGee cemetery Criswell funeral home in charge.
Oklahoma Governor Murray's message to the state legislature cites Alfalfa Bill as urging adoption of his balanced budget recommendations. He contrasts action with Congress as a wasted thirty days, likening it to Nero's fiddling and warning against frittering away history.
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