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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1938

Page

7

Court action reveals co-partnership creditor notice

In Gwin & Mays partnership case Ed Gwin and Wl XN versus Orville Snead the district court schedules a statutory assignment action in Ada Oklahoma. Creditors must present claims to trustee Orville Snead at 200 North Rennie Avenue within two months or be barred. multiple notices also reference estate matters and public sale proceedings in Pontotoc and Cleveland counties.

Gwin & Mays Co-Partnership Ed Gwin Aed Agen Enone Orville North Rennie Avenue Adk Ohavotia Orville Snead Truptro-Assisnes Brnoeth Creditorn P.O Rox Aila Oklahoma Stetiee District Court Pontmone County Joss Detetal Land Bank of Wishita Wichita Kansag PT Pendmon Berms Pontotac Aeil Pontotoc State of Oklahoma Reventer Civ North Ratge Coredon Y Trasun Cour Linils Il Ads Tentatoc Daniel Anid Lie Wilnese TER Clyde Kulvey Sheeltf Pontalae Gklihuins Cinudo Sturdivant Underanoriff McKeol Pepperellams S&c Durbin Plalnelttreate Oiaes

Missionary Abernathy Stays To Help In Chinese City Under Attack

Missionary Abernathy and colleagues remain in Tsinan as Japanese bombs fall and artillery thunders nearby. Despite danger, they continue Bible classes and evangelistic meetings, ministering to Chinese Christians and keeping contact with supporters worldwide. The letter from December 23, 1987 notes martial law, evacuations nearby, and prayers for all amid heavy fighting.

Abernathy John A.soormathy Tsiwan Shanetung China Tsinai Tsingtao Jed Tsinan Tsina Yellow River Seth

Kentuckian to Head Military Committee

Rep. Andrew Jackson of Tonsburg Kentucky has been named chairman of the House Military Affairs Committee, succeeding Rep. Sister Bill. He has served in the House since 1951 and is described as a caustic orator and a strong President’s ally.

Rep Andrew Jackson Many Prestonsburg House Bill

Japanese and Chinese Battle For Wuhu Intensifies

Japanese and Chinese forces clash near Wuhu as heavy fighting persists along the Lunghai front. Japan reinforces at Tsingtao for a southern push toward Suchow and Nanking, while Chinese troops counter to halt Japanese advances and protect the Yangtze valley frontier.

Shanghal China Dunghai Tsingtao Snantung Province Lunghai North China Shanghai Suchow Lugghai Shantyang Tsinpu Sudan River Park Nanking Pengpu Midway Hangchow Chekiang Pinping Shansi Hopeh Honan Shigeru Kawagoe

12-Ounce Baby Two and Husky Midfield Meet

A brief note lists two entities, 12-Ounce Baby Two and Husky, likely racing or team names, with fragmented phrasing suggesting a combined event or participants in a regional meet or display. Details are unclear but indicate a paired entry or event featuring both names.

Terracing Machines Ready For Use Now

County commissioners announce terracing crews ready to work with three or four machines per commissioner. They warn work must start soon before planting, noting one machine with two operators terraces about 40 acres daily. Costs are gasoline oil and eight dollars daily for labor, with terracing land possibly under 50 cents per acre.

Ower Caldwell

Tax Bill Looms In Washington As Cromwell Urges Reform

Cromwell urged immediate cut and eventual repeal of all income tax, plus overhaul of estate and gift taxes and a sales tax on finished goods. He argued for aScientific tax system to end inequality between corporations and unincorporated business, boost investment, and raise workers bargaining power. He favored favorable treatment for investors in new products to raise living standards.

Washington Jan James H.R. Cromwell Doris Duke Cromwell House Ways and Means Committee Cromwell Ways and Means

Business Leaders Pledge Aid In Recession Fight

Fifty top business leaders told President Roosevelt they will cooperate to combat the trade slump. They advocate limited wage relief, a truce on utilities, no broad purge of holding companies, and no currency tinkering to support reemployment in private industry. Roosevelt said he aims to form an advisory council representing all economic life to guide federal policy.

Olein Thon Letisis Mik Rataly AN Neal Samah Neal Hysain Ada Said Umer Mage Washington Roosevelt Department of Commerce Business Advisory Council Averill W. Harriman tPi National Economic Life White House Commerce Cent Council Reper

Shipmasters claim merchant marine plagued by unions and vice

Washington reports an anonymous shipmaster testifying before Senate commerce and labor committees that discipline in the American merchant marine is broken. He alleged infestations of thugs thieves gamblers and drunkards among officers and crew and cited lockouts drunkenness inappropriate conduct and assault aboard ships. He offered to provide names times and places of such incidents.

Washington Senate Senate Commerce and Labor Committees Septaii

Vanoss F F A Boys Engage In Dual Projects

Vanoss F F A members split into two projects testing dairy profitability and performing farm shop tasks. They compare butterfat records across cows to identify the most profitable in feed and labor costs while shop groups pursue leather forge and wood work. Some members plan to acquire Southdown sheep soon, with the next FFA meeting set for Friday January 22.

Vanoss F. F Southdown

Ross kidnapper kept secluded by officers

Federal agents kept the Ross kidnapper secluded as investigations progressed in St. Paul. The suspect remained under intensive supervision, with authorities signaling a broader inquiry unfolding in Minnesota.

Ross ST. Paul, Jan. Lo Piu

Anders Kidnap and Killings Spark FBI Flight to Chicago

The FBI under J Edgar Hoover flew into St Pat and seized Anders a self confessed kidnapper suspect in other cases. He is accused of kidnapping and killing Ross and Gray and admitted shooting them while efforts to locate bodies continue.

Peter Anders Castles Ross Chicago J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation St. Pat Santa Anita I Angeles Anders Heover Kithi J. Atwood Gray FBI Curley Hoover Charles Mattson Tacoma Wash FSI Pacific Northwest Gray

Wisconsin Line Slayings Linked to Kidnapping Case

Reports from Chicago and Rockford indicate bodies may be near the Wisconsin line as investigators pursue Anders over a $50,000 ransom payment. FBI moves concentrate in Minnesota with agents in Duluth and St. Paul. Ralph Brown involved, Ross abducted near Chicago on Sept. 25. $14,402 found. remaining ransom unclear amid cross country movements.

Chicago Anders Rockford Duluth Minn Minnesota FBI Ralph Brown Denver Barker-Karpis Hoover Brown St. Paul Ross Rnjders

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