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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
4
The piece argues against early special sessions fearing factional damage, cites Hoover and Cleveland as warnings, and urges steady leadership plus accountability. It also notes the wet shift in Congress, calls for prudent governance, and reflects on Coolidge’s death and broader national mood.
Colonel E. M. House, adviser on foreign affairs to President Wilson, met today with President-elect Roosevelt at a luncheon. The pair followed yesterday’s Roosevelt Stimson meeting and sparked speculation on possible immediate foreign affairs actions under Roosevelt with State Department cooperation. No statement came from the Roosevelt home. House was proposed by Hoover as a potential leader for debt negotiations with Roosevelt.
R. E. Griffeth of Ada dies in Oklahoma City hospital at 67. Funeral set for Wednesday at 5 p.m. at his home with Rev. W. L. Blackburn officiating. Survivors include wife Blanche Murphy Griffeth and four daughters and two sons. Interment at Rosedale cemetery.
The new board of directors reduced the membership fee from 12 to 10 dollars and re-elected Miss Dora Webster as secretary. Harry Luncaard was named president and will appoint standing committees within days. Members are urged to submit work objectives and preferred committees for the year at the weekly luncheon.
San Diego report notes Earl Manselle, a belabored auto racing driver, praises a jackrabbit as a fast traveling animal. The piece describes a jackrabbit with ears pinned back and determined effort, likening it to a swift racer.
Carter county officials may pursue 200 homes moved from Wilson in a tax delinquency case. Attorney General J. Berry King advised county attorney Marvin Shilling that a tax lien would follow the houses to their new locations, citing a prior opinion by Lloyd Colter.
Oklahoma City January 11 The state supreme court ousted W D French of Tishomingo a longtime ally of Governor Murray as court referee and named Marion J Northcutt Walters lawyer to succeed him The action was taken in conference and became effective today French served as court referee for a year and a half
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