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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1939

Page

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Hopkins And Business Men Will Confer

New York January 18 leading industrialists predicted the congressional approval of Harry S Hopkins as secretary of commerce would lead to conferences with national business leaders. Hopkins has outlined plans to prominent men who back his role in reconciling business and government. An early meeting is expected with Wendell L Wilkie of Commonwealth and Southern Corp. Washington January 18 the senate commerce committee approved Hopkins nomination for commerce secretary after critiquing his WPA tenure.

New York Harry Hopkins Hopkins Pogram Wendell L. Wilkie Commonwealth and Southern Corporation New Deal Tennessee Valley Authority Washington Senate Commerce Committee Harry S. Hopkins Commerce Roosevelt WPA Wiliam A. Harriman

Minots Output Of Oil Has Big Gain

Urbana January 18 Two oil fields in Minions produced over 23 500 000 barrels in 1938 as 2 208 wells came on line. Output soared after 1916 wells and new pools. four month peak from Sept to Dec saw 12 000 000 barrels and 1 243 wells completed. Centralia pool in Marion and Clinton counties led with 526 producers on Jan 1. Rival chiefs killed in Guadalajar a lands dispute. arrows and a gunfight left others wounded.

Centralia Marion Clinton Sayeee Fem Guadalajara Mex

Senators Axe Salaries Of Officials In Oklahoma Move

Oklahoma Senate votes to cut salaries of two state officials and abolish a special board of regents. Governor Phillips to confer with highway commission and attorney general on a $5.5 million highway department deficit. House kills tax commission probe as investigation bill seeks to shift regulation to highway patrol.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Senate Phillips Board of Regents Highway Commission Highway Department House Tax Commission C. C. Brown House Revenue and Taxation Committee Branan Highway Patrol Senate East Oklahoma College Wilburton Louis Ritzhaupt Guthrie State Board of Education

Tulsa Physician Slain On Street in Triangle Motive

Tulsa police said Dr. A. G. Wainright a 60 year old physician was shot and killed on a downtown sidewalk near a theatre and a variety store. Arthur Johnson a 47 year old Tulsa salesman surrendered to a traffic officer and was held without charge. An eye witness said the doctor was shot three times as he fell.

Tulsa A. G. Wainright Roy Moran Arthur Johnson Moran D. Wainright Johnson Aye Dave Cummins Dr. Wainright Ed Eagan

Four Held In Liquor War Freed By Court Action

Four men from seven arrested in Ada's bootleg drive were freed via habeas corpus petitions Tuesday. County Attorney Wadlington pledged to press on, charging them with possession of liquor as repeat offenses. Accused are Bill Cummings Earle Boone Thurman Hice Steve Mitchell Chester Hice Si Herion and Elbert Herion. If convicted they face up to $2000 fines and five years in the penitentiary. The cases followed raids by city and county officers and do not affect the second offense charges.

Carloss Wadlington Ada Wadlington North Broadway Bill Cummings Earle Boone Thurman Hice Steve Mitchell Chester Hice Si Herion Elbert Herion Wallington Thurman Tice Boone Mitchell Cummings Tal Crawford

Malaria control project work starts in Ada district

Ada reports begin on the Grenwood Park unit of a malarial control project this week led by J. H. Pryor. Work aims to clear the creek bed along west Main street and line it with rock enhancing sanitary conditions and park beauty. The storm sewer project near the disposal plant also progresses, with dates for remaining units undecided.

Ada J.H. Pryor Public Works and Properties Pryor Grenwood Park West Main Street

Detectives Guard British Ministers in Bombing Alarm

Scotland Yard detectives guarded cabinet ministers in London after a spree of bombings across the United Kingdom. Officials targeted Malcom McDonald and other leaders as Irish Republican Army sympathizers suspected. Police traced a dynamite stick near Manchester canal and a bag of home-made bombs in Birmingham while other blasts occurred in London, Manchester, Liverpool, and Belfast. Six ring leaders were sought as inquiries continued.

London Scotland Yard United Kingdom Husky Yard Malcolm McDonald Dominions Ireland Irish Republican Army Chamberlain Birmingham Manchester Barton Midland Electricity Lines Liverpool Belfast

State Will Probe Old Folks Homes

State charity official Mabie Bassett announced a probe of five county homes after a recent fatal fire at the Pottawatomi county facility. The survey of 28 homes found Blaine Kingfisher Logan Fawnee and Woods counties with frame construction.

Oklahoma City Mabie Bassett

Kilgore Oil Wildcatter Dies at 53 in Oklahoma City

Jack Kilgore a pioneer Oklahoma oil man who opened the Kilgore pool in Stephens county and later prospected in southern Louisiana died at 53 after a brief illness at his home in Oklahoma City. He is survived by his wife two sisters Mrs M S Cralle and Mrs F M Luginbuel and three brothers all of Chickasha.

Oklahoma City Pie. P Jack) Kilgore Oklahoma Kilgore Stephens County Louisiana Zwolle Sabine County Georgia Chickasha M. S. Cralle F.*m. Luginbuel A. 5. Kilgore W.S. Kilgore J. B.kilgore Chickaska

Roosevelt Nears Half Term Points in 1939 Program

President Roosevelt, nearing half of his second term, outlined plans to seek Congress action on four major areas: taxation, a national health program, railroad rehabilitation, and Philippine trade. The move follows his earlier budget, relief, defense, and social security recommendations as committees refine the armament bill and relief funds. He noted a forthcoming message urging reciprocal tax changes.

Washington Roosevelt Bean Congress Senate House

French Fleets Sail for Mediterranean War Games

France sends its Mediterranean fleet from Toulon for two months of maneuvers off Africa's northwest coast, to be joined by the Atlantic fleet from Brest. The combined squadrons head to Dakar for war games, as Britain’s home fleet begins spring Mediterranean cruise.

Toulon France Africa Brest Dakar Senegal Atlantic Mediterranean Paris Rome Spain Maurice Gustave Gamelin National Defense Jean Darlan Emile Bertin North Africa Italy Casablanca

Tax On Government Salaries Is Asked

Four federal officials urged Congress to tax government securities and salaries like private business. They spoke before a Senate committee considering ending tax exemptions since early government days. Officials included John W. Hanes James W. Mortis John Phillip Wendell and W W Gardner.

Washington Congress Roosevelt Speclal Senate John W. Hanes the Treasury James W. Mortis John Phillip Wendell Internal Revenue Bureau W.w.gardner

Bombs Replaced By Books In Air Raid By Insurgents

Nationalist warplanes dropped leaflets behind government lines in Catalonia urging surrender of Barcelona as Loyalist troops allegedly desert to the insurgents. Franco outlined plans encircling Barcelona after the radio closure. insurgents seized Pons and shifted the northern front toward a final blow. Diego Martinez Barrio denounced mass killings of civilians in a manifesto published in Red Front.

Hendaye Catalonia Barcelona Franco Pons Diego Martinez-Berric Martinez-Barrio National Aid Committee Red Front

Cotton Tax Plan and World Cotton Talk Rally Texans

Governor O Dandell urged a 16 percent transactions tax to fund old age pensions and proposed abolishing ad valorem taxes with cigarette revenue shifting to schools in 1940 41. Secretary Wallace signaled possible U S action if foreign cotton producers refuse market sharing as world prices lag and U S farm programs keep price supports and loans in place.

Fox Austin Tex W. Lee O’daniel Daniel Texas Wallace

Eye Witnesses Clear Driver in Buckelew Death

Eye witnesses told Enid officials that Houston Buckelew, a 238 year old Latta farmer, walked into a turning truck on Main street at Broadway. County attorney Wadlington said no official action would follow based on the witnesses statements. The witnesses were found by police Tuesday, investigation not finished. Enid directors praise Phillips administration and economy. Bradley school official E C Hall elected Grady County Schoolmasters Club president.

Carloss Walington Houston Buckelew Latta Wadlington Buckelew Main Street Broadway Henry Deister East Fourteenth Ee Enid Enid Chamber of Corn- Teree Phillips Chickasha E. C. Hall Bradley Grady ‘County Schoolmasters Club

Holbird Co. Fire Destroys Plant in Eufaula

Fire at Holbird Feed and Fuel Co in Eufaula Oklahoma destroyed the plant with damage near 20000 dollars. An elevator holding 2000 bushels of corn remained burning later. Only an office and a small grain storage building were saved. Doyle and Price Holbird, sons of L B Holbird, run the local firm with Ada connections.

Eufaula Okla Jan Holbird Peed and Fuel Company Holbird Doyle and Price Holbird L. B. Holbird Holbird Feed and Fuel Company Ada

Pulpit Asked For Fasting Priest In Tennessee

In Chattanooga a petition signed by 106 Memphis residents asked for a new pulpit for Rev. Israel Harding Noe, deposed as dean of St Marys Cathedral after a 22 day fast. The petition was presented at the diocese convention, signaling possible revival of controversy from the fasting episode. Senator Nat Taylor meanwhile introduced a senate resolution endorsing Roosevelt for a third term.

Oklahoma City Nat Taylor Strong City Senate Roosevel

Loyalists Shift Troops to Catalonia in Frictioned Front

Franco loyalists move 60,000 soldiers from Madrid to defend Catalonia, risking a sea passage amid a stalemate with government forces. Both sides estimated near 300,000. insurgents hold air and artillery advantages as Franco concentrates fleet off Catalonia and scans coastal waters for transports.

Peas Madrid Catalonia Franco Mediterranean Spain France Paris Burgos Altafulla Vesnella Barcelona Francisco Franco Serida Cervera

Pittsburg County Residents Plead Guilty in Revenue Act Case

Ten defendants from Pittsburg county including Fred Holst Kenneth Swartwood Nick Santina Thomas Carter J S Stacey B C Nance Howard Smith Gladys Smith Leonard Smith and Woodrow Smith pleaded guilty yesterday in federal district court to violations of the internal revenue act.

Muskogee Fred Holst Kenneth Swartwood Nick Santina Thomas Carter J.S. Stacey Howard Smith Gladys Smith Leonard Smith Woodrow Smith Pittsburg County Federal

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Ada News Dob Winks Senators U.S Glenwood Park Nelson Z. Johnson China Orient Japan United States Latin America Tokyo Kennedy Bullitt Wilson Britain Germany Moscow British State Department Jack Kilgore Farmers Elect Tan UPI The Oklahoma’ Farmers Union B. BE Dickerson Claremore M. B. Ebernard O'Daniel World America Holbird Co Gaya River Manresa Drive Lerida-Barcelona Igualada Manresa Ain Puigcerda Catalonian Front Toledo Badajoz la Granja de Torrehermosa
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