Missouri ratifies Twentieth Amendment fixing presidential terms
Missouri becomes the 36th state to ratify the Twentieth Amendment, approving a measure to end the lame duck session, set the president and vice president terms for January noon, and outline congressional meetings. The vote was unanimous in both chambers with Speaker Willis Meredith presiding.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
House
Senate
Willis HM Meredith
Congress
Mwovlne
Meredith
Hous
Armstren
Greene County
Constitutional Change Rewrites Transfer of Power
The article discusses the Twentieth Amendment moving up the start of congressional and presidential terms. It notes ratification by 26 states and explains the shift from March and December inaugurations to January, reducing lame duck periods. Norris of Nebraska is highlighted as a key reform advocate.
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Washington
Dan
Sieek Effic Dla
Vail
Caoncres
Ictober
Roucreren
Congress
Evviem
Wetil
Coca
Franklin DP
Roosevelt
Urey
Nicholas Loneworth
House
Norris
George Norris
Nebraska
Senate
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Mrs J L Grimes Taken by Death at 67
Relatives and friends mourn the death of Mrs Xaunnne L Grimes wife of Rev Grimes age 67. Funeral services were held at 4 PM from First Methodist Church with Rev W L Blackburn officiating. Burial followed in Memorial Park Criswell in charge. Survived by two daughters Mrs Morrison and Miss Velma Grimes Ada Okla and a son Grady Grimes Vinita Okla. Born in Georgia the Grimes family moved to Arkansas and Prairie Grove before settling in Indian Territory and Oklahoma where Mrs Grimes supported her husband’s Methodist circuit work.
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Xaunnne L. Grimes
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Ia’ d Grimes
Southern Methodist Church
Sirs, Grimes
Oklahoma City man Roy Robinson dies at 48
Roy Robinson, 48, died Thursday morning in Oklahoma City. Funeral services will be held Friday at Criswell Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Simmons of Stonewall officiating. Burial will be in Rose Dale cemetery. Surviving relatives include three sisters Edna Baldin of Chicago, Ollie Smith of Chanute Kansas, Jewell Helms of Coalgate and two brothers C. E. Roebinson of Lawrence and Louis L. Robinson of Stonewall.
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Roy Robinson
Oklahoma City
Chapel of the Criswell Funeral Home
Rev. Simmons
Stonewall
Rosedale
Edna Baldin
Chicago
Ollie Smith
Chanute
Kan
Jewell Helms
Coalgate
C. E. Roebinson
Lawrence
Louis L. Robinson
Miss Fossie Hyder Dies After Long Illness
Miss Fossie Hyder died after a lengthy illness. She was the daughter of P. B. Hyder of 201 West Twenty second. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM at the First Methodist Church with Rev. W. L. Blackburn officiating. Burial will follow in Rosedale Cemetery. Criswell Funeral Home in charge.
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Fossie Hyder
Oklahoma City
P. B. Hyder
West
First Methodist Church
W. L. Blackburn
Rosedale Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
William S. Duty dies at 60 near Pontotoc
William S. Duty, 60, died at his home near Pontotoc Thursday afternoon at 1. Funeral services were held Friday at 2:30 at Pontotoc Cemetery with burial in Pontotoc Cemetery. Hudson-Keith Funeral Home in charge. Dr. Duty is survived by
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William “S. Duty
Pontotoc
Hudson-Keith
Eharce
Dr. Duty
Mrs. Katie Matthews Dies At 70 In Duncan Oklahoma
Mrs. Katie Matthews 70 died Friday at her son Sherreil Yountz home in Duncan Oklahoma. Funeral services were held Saturday at 3 50 at the Baptist church in Koff hev Hollis officiating burial in East Hill cemetery Criswell Funeral Home in charge. She lived near Ada twenty years and is survived by daughter Myrtle Hous tile of California and four sons Sherrell Joe Louis and Vernon Yountz.
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Prom Sanday's
Katie Matthews
Sherreil Yountz
Duncan
Oklo
Baptist Church
Koff
Hev
Hollis
East Hill Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Matthews
Ada
Myrtle Houstile
California
Sherrell, Joe, Louis
Vernon Yountz
J. H. Chiles Dies at 69 in Allen Home
J. H. Chiles 69 died at his Allen home Friday evening. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 o clock at the Church of Christ in Allen with Rev. Perry Blue officiating. Interment followed in Allen cemetery, Criswell's in charge. Survived by widow Mollie Chiles a daughter Josie Chiles and a son Cradle Chiles.
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J. &. Chiles
Allen
Church of Christ
Perry Blue
Allen Cemetery
Criswell's
Mr. Chiles
Mollie Chiles
Josie Chiles
Cradle Chiles
Death of Otto Thomas at age five
Otto Thomas five year old son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Thomas died at a local hospital Monday morning at 3 50 funeral services will be held at the home in Allen Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock burial in a family cemetery Criswell Funeral Home in chalice
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Otto Thomas
Clarence Thomas
Allen
Criswell Funeral Home
Chalice
Wesley Odell Jones Dies at 1 Near Stonewall
Wesley Odell Jones, one year old son of Mr and Mrs Jenks Jones, died at the home near Stonewall Sunday evening at 7. Funeral services were held from the home Monday. Burial in Stonewall cemetery. Cris
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Wesley Odell Jones
Jenks Jones
Stonewall
Stonewall Cemetery
Criswells
Mrs Eva May Brundidgee Dies. Rites Held at Abury Methodist
Mrs Eva May Brundidgee died Monday afternoon. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 39 o clock at Abury Methodist Church with Reverend Mey Peek officiating. Burial followed in Rosedale Cemetery. Hudson Keith Funeral Home in charge. She is survived by her husband HK Brundidge and other relatives and friends.
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Eva May Brundidgee
Asbury Methodist Church
Mey
Peek
Rosedale
Hudson-Keith Funeral Home
Mrs. Nettie Chamblee Dies at 76 in City Home
Mrs. Nettie Chamblee 76 died at her daughter Mrs. W K Hubbert 630 West Twelfth Wednesday morning. Funeral services Friday 11 from Oak Avenue Baptist Church with Rev Parker officiating. She is survived by her husband A W Chamblee daughter Mrs Hubbert and son S P Chamblee of Portales New Mexico.
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Nettie Chamblee
A.W. Chamblee
W. KE. Hubbert
West Twelfth
Oak Avenue
Mrs Celian King Dies At Home In Ada Area
Mrs Celian King 58 died Tuesday afternoon at her home east of town. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 PM with Rev Sam Hawkins officiating. Burial will be in High Hill cemetery Criswell’s in charge. Surviving are two sons Andrew and Anderson King of Ada.
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Celian King
Toda
Sam Hawkins
Hich Hill
Criswell’s
Andrew and
Anderson King
Ada
States Aid Idea for Farm Relief Plan Debated
W R Ronald editor of the Evening Republican proposes state controlled acreage reductions to qualify for domestic allotment funds under the farm relief bill. He argues this addresses cost and bureaucracy concerns by mirroring federal highway aid principles. Also notes Tulsa mayor Charles H Hubbard, 61, died in Kansas City.
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Washington
W. R. Ronald
Evening Republican
Mitchell
S. D
House
Ronald
Norbeck
Tulsa
Okla
Charlies H. Hubbard
Klondike
Kansas City
Einstein and allies seek formula for world recovery
Albert Einstein with Henry Robinson and William Munro discuss a plan to beat depression through dispassionate analysis and fear elimination. They urge adjournment of politics, reduced war debt, disarmament, and shifting focus to mutual understanding to revive economies. They warn fear drives downturn and call for measurable actions.
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Ty Walter B. Clausen
Associated Press
Pasadena
Cal
Albert Einstein
Henry M. Robinson
William Bb. Munro
America
Einstein
Robinson
Munro
Supreme Allied Economic Council
Dawes
Congress
Scout Night Draws Hundreds for Ada Area Meeting
About 200 people filled a Wewoka meeting room to hear Dr. George J. Fischer of the National Boy Scout Council speak on youth issues and outdoor life. Delegations came from Tulsa north and Coalgate south with Ada and Pontotoc area attendees.
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Wewoka
George J. Fischer
National
Boy Scout Council
AME
Tulsa
Coalgate
Fisher
Pontotoc Area
Roy Meek
Charles Stone
Arch Wallace
W. L. Whitaker
J. A. Criswell
Martin Landers
Stanley McSwain
Olen Horn
Dennis Williams
George Alletag
Carl Mareh
Ada
Aldridge Hotel
East Central Teachers College
Colbert
Oakman
Byng
Francis
Cedar Grove
Homer
Lovelady
Fitzhugh
Roft
Allen
Tupelo
Contrahoma
Clarita
Lightning Ridge
Oklahoma IndiansFunds Placed Under Interior Supervision Bill
A House adopted conference report sent to the White House places the funds of Oklahoma Indians who are wards under the secretary of the interior. The 1931 re enactment creates trust funds for those at least half Indian with bonds equal to fund amounts. Retroactive to 1931, in force until 1956.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
White House
Howard
House
Indian Affairs Committee
Five Civilized Tribes
Interior Secretary
Militia Officials Said Limited Powers Over Oil Deals
Only two militia members are authorized to contact oil companies and their duties focus on securing pipeline connections for wells and leases. No funds contributions or deal making for him are allowed.
Hughes County Pasture Building Praised by National Ag Leader
Hughes county program of pasture building is hailed as top among many seen in the south by H. S. Mobley in charge of agricultural courses for the International Harvester company. County Agent Leo J. McMakin received Mobley’s letter praising the economy and benefits of Hughes county’s pasture work and soil preservation efforts.
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Holdenville
Okla
Hughes County
H. S. Mobley
International Harvester Company
Leo J. McMakin
Mobley
Mississippi River
MecMakin
Debtors to Hear Talks as Roosevelt Sets Separate Bargains
President-elect Roosevelt authorizes Secretary Stimson to arrange separate debt talks with nations that have met obligations. Italy has requested discussion. no general war debt conference is planned. Bernard Baruch joins efforts while cabinet plans and potential secretaries of state are debated among liberals and insiders.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Warm Springs
Roosevel
Stimson
Roosevelt
Italy
Great Britain
Mr. Roosevelt
France
Belgium
Roosevelt Cottage
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Financial Authority of
Baruch
Senate
Youngs
Owen D. Young
Nh Ho Man
Young
Norman H. Davis
Walsh
Montana
Jacksonville
Fla
James A. Farley
National Committee
Louis M. Howe
Walker Hines
Federal Railway Administration
State Department
Cougars Fall to Pauls Valley Panthers in Tight Clash
Ada high school Cougars edged by Pauls Valley 24 to 7 in the final period struggle. Davis led Pauls Valley with 11 points from center, aided by Harmon and Willingham, while Ada missed numerous shots and relied on free throws to stay close. Ada remains third in the Sig Six with Ardmore looming Friday.
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Ada High School
Cougars
Pauls Valley
Cougar
Panther
Ada
Panthers
Davis
Harmon
Willingham
Pauls Valleyites
Ardmore High School
McAlester
Sig
Ardmore
Durant
G ” Harmon
Pornae FC
Wmuninneee
Thomas
Cid Davis
McCarty
É . Sais
Bow
Op Willingham
Stufflebean
Anderson
Ross
G Ellis
Weatherford team suffers injuries in Geary collision
Three Southwestern State Teachers College players and assistant coach were seriously injured in a crash near Geary while en route to Enid. Haskell McManus fractured vertebrae, Marion Vickers suffered deep head wounds, Maurice Francis endured chest and knee injuries, and Flash Barnes had scalp cuts. Two passengers escaped major harm. Weatherford’s squad and players from Phillips University then played on after the accident.
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Weatherford
Okla
Southwestern State Teachers College
Geary
Enid
Haskell McManus
Clinton Hospital
Marion Vickers
Maurice Francis
Flash Barnes
Vickers
Francis
Barnes
Clinton
Gordon Kaiser
Oscar Benz
Weathersford
Phillips University
Meswain Maudlin Wedding Announced in Ada
Announcement of the January 15 1933 Ada wedding of Dixie Ruth Meswain and Rosé Maudlin. ceremony at Oak Avenue Baptist Church led by Rev Parker with Nathaniel Walker as attend ant. Roosevelt blue wool suit and forget me not corsage worn. The couple plans a Longview Texas home. Maudlin works for Willis Springs drug Co. Also noted is Vera Hoe and Hubert Foust’s Durant ceremony conducted by Rev Richardson.
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Ada
Longview
Texas
Dixie Ruth Meswain
Rosé Maudlin
Parker
Oak Avenue Baptist Church
Nathaniel Walker
Croom
East Central Teachers College
Marry McSwain
Fitzhush
Maudlin
Jim Martin
Willis-Springs Drug Company
Vera Hoe
Hubert Foustained
Durant
Richardson
Myrtle Fountain
Earl Thomas
Pride
Claud Hooper
Stratford
Ada Hospital
Ee. Fountain
American Building
Cardui Tonic Promises Relief for Women’s Aches
An advertisement urges women with weak health and tired nerves to take Cardui, a 50 year old vegetable tonic. It claims Cardui improves overall tone, eases pains, and makes monthly periods easier, asserting safety and suitability for women of all ages.
More Tax Bills Given Approval in Oklahoma House
Oklahoma City January 25. Two administration bills reported favorably by the house revenue and taxation committee. One would tax privately owned freight cars on gross tax and repeal gross tax on telegraph companies, shifting telegraphs to ad valorem. Telegraph tax to rise. railroads shielded from higher gross tax. The other measure strengthens enforcement of gasoline tax laws to curb bootlegging and require tax payment by those claiming farmer exemption.
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Oklahoma City
House Revenue and Taxation
Tax Commission
Cornish
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