Ada Weekly News Opinion Column Reflects on War Aid
The Ada Weekly News prints an editorial excerpt from Chickasha Express editor George Evans debating Wallace and Jones, praising restraint yet urging scrutiny of wartime spending. It also notes the end of the National Youth Administration and discusses leadership lessons from Moses and Paul, plus Allied invasion progress in Sicily and continental Europe.
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Jesse
Wallace
Commerce
Jones
George Evans
Chickasha Express
Washington
Grady County
RFC
Mr. Jones
Elmer Thomas
Jungle Romance On The Plantation Feud Surges
Barry and Lila arrive at a palm shaded estancia for a convalescent stay while Allison drives the chicleros in a daring plan. Lila endures stifling heat and suspicion as Allison forces her into plantation labor, deepening a tense love triangle and threatening Renaldo’s patience.
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Renaldo
Barry
Mancha Suma
Allison
Lila
Estancia Veranda
New York
Zapote
Finks Out As Deputy Pen Warden Oklahoma City
Raymond Sharp named deputy warden at Mc Alester state penitentiary to replace Jack Fields. Sharp, a state bureau of criminal investigation investigator, will assume duties tomorrow after the board cited no reason for the change. He previously served under Governor Kerr’s administration.
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Raymond Sharp
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
McAlester State Penitentiary
Virgil Browne
Board of Affairs
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Jack Fields
Phillips
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Kerr
McAlester
Josh Lee Embraces Latin American Aviation Opportunity
Josh Lee, new member of the Civil Aeronautics Board, tours central and south America with Stuart Tipton. He says postwar aviation will expand there, boosting American equipment, parts, and domestic airline development. CAB chief L Welch Pogue plans a U S tour with speeches in Denver, Los Angeles, and Oklahoma City.
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United States
Oklahoma
Stuart G. Tipton
Mexico
Costa Rica
Panama
Ecuador
Peru
Chile
Argentina
Brazil
Puerto Rico
Lee
Latin America
L. Welch Pogue
Denver
Los Angeles
Oklahoma City
Roosevelt Says He Is Not Bound By All Court Approved Clause
In Washington on July 14 1935 President Roosevelt stated he would not feel bound by a clause in the deficiency appropriations bill that bars salaries for several appointees including Robert Morse Lovett and William E Dodd Jr The issue may go to the courts as Congress has acted to remove appointees while the president calls the move unconstitutional The president plans a fall message arguing impeachment is the proper removals mechanism Rep Hendricks and Rep Hobbs debated the clause with Hobbs calling it unconstitutional and Hendricks predicting court review
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NYA
Free and Equal
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Neethy
Gethsemane
Charles Kingsley
Aaron
Paul
France
Low Countries
Scandinavian Countries
Balkans
Italy
Portugal
Spain
Hitler
Norway
Dardanelles
Russia
United Nations
Africa
Mediterranean
Sardinia
Greece
Kiska
Germany
Washington
78Th Congress
Roosevelt
Robert Morse Lovett
Virgin Islands
Goodwin Watson
William E. Dodd, Jr
Federal Communications Commission
Dies Committee
Hendricks
Fla
Hobbs
D., Ala
Bob
Virgil Browne
Okla City
Norman
Chickasha
Sasakwa
Maude Calvert
Virgil
Okla
Gov
Ltew Hewitt
Durant
Red River
Baptist’s
Frank Streetman
Volunteers Riding With State Crops
Oklahoma farms rely on a state wide volunteer program to overcome labor shortages with more than 14 400 volunteers including 8 000 city and town residents. The effort led by Shawnee Brown of Oklahoma A and M college extension division coordinates labor for heavy harvests cotton chopping and other crop needs across counties.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma
Shawnee Brown
Oklahoma A. and M. College Extension Division
June sets state job placement record in Oklahoma
United States Employment Service offices in Oklahoma filled 32 737 jobs in June 1943, a state record. Ada office accounted for 82 placements. Stillwell led with 8 504 mostly agricultural jobs. Shawnee 7 905. Muskogee 4 101. Enid 1 194. National May figures show 1 005 489 jobs. steadier demand attributed to stabilizing agreements and employer reliance.
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Oklahoma City
United States Employment Service
Dave Vandiver
Vandiver
Ada
Muskogee
Enid
Wheat Belt
Cottonseed Crush Totals Rise in 11 Months
The Census Bureau reports cottonseed crushed from August 1 to June 30 reached 4,436,374 tons, up from 3,944,463 tons a year earlier. On hand at mills June 30 were 103,039 tons, versus 117,944 tons last year. Also noted are population figures and other brief trivia items.
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Census Bureau
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