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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1934

Page

4

Rainey Praises McKeown and Roosevelts Voice Across Era

In a mixed column the letter from Henry T. Rainey to Fred Rupert lauds Congressman McKeown for alignment with administration votes and soldier interests while recounting Hobson’s recognition and Roosevelt’s standing in a Digest straw poll. The piece threads political praise with a Sunday lesson on sacrifice and faith, citing international armament debates and historic moves.

McKeown Congress Thengress Congressman McKeown United States Henry T. Rainey

McKeown Aims For Re election In July Primary

The piece argues Representative Tom D. McKeown should win renomination, citing his seniority and influence on major judiciary and public works bills. It contrasts party results across states and mocks rival theories from critics and professors, noting national context and local district stakes.

North Carolina Alabama Illinois Indiana House of Representatives Tom D. McKeown Judiciary Judiciary Committee Congress McKeown Robinson Chicago

Birth rate in U S sinks to new low in 1932 figures

The U S Bureau of Vital Statistics reports a rapid decline in births from 25.1 per 1000 in 1915 to 17.4 in 1932. Dr Timothy F Murphy cites voluntary birth control and economic factors such as fewer marriages and immigration limits as key influences. Margaret Sanger calls the trend a boon for her cause while experts warn of serious social implications.

Washington United States Bureau of Vital Statistics Timothy F. Murphy Bureau Margaret Sanger Louis I. Dublin Metropolitan Life Insurance Company O. E. Baker Bureau of Agricultural Economics Statistics Bureau Murphy Social Workers Kansas City

The Appreciated Dollar

The article argues the internal value of the 1934 dollar is higher than the 1929 dollar, citing purchasing power gains for food clothing housing and labor. It notes the abolition of the gold clause hurts creditors who expected gold repayment and that the dollar's external value changed little while internal value rose.

United States

County Officials Listed in 1929 Ballot with Various Races

A filled slate lists candidates for county judge, commissioners, assessor, superintendent, sheriff, treasurer, and other offices. Names include John Boyce McKeel, Truman Harrison, Bill Pegg, Chess Roberts, Caldwell Mundy, Duff Hunt, and many others across district, county, and state posts. The page notes economic context saying the dollar’s value remains higher than 1929, with no drastic decline yet.

Marriage Advice From MIT Professor to Lovelorn Men

Boston June 2 Prof Robert E Rogers sparked talk by advising college men to marry a government employed college girl from Smith Bryn Mawr Vassar or Wellesley He says the ideal wife is older serious minded and a graduate of a top women’s college She should be a specialist in agriculture economics sociology or labor statistics Then have her push her husband into a government job in Washington where he will never retire and will endure constant pressure and upheaval.

Judas Gothecmanadam Innge Sanhedrin Pilate Jesus Rome Paul Ephesus Guild of Merciful Women of Jerusalem John Earth Nazareth Pilat@s Titus Robert E. Rogers Rogers Rexford Tugwell Boston Massachusetts Institute of Technology Smith Bryan Mawr Vassar Wellesley Colleges Washington Prof. Rogers

Explosion kills 150 on steam launch Yuli near Canton

One hundred fifty people died when the steam launch Yuli exploded near Canton. Sixty bodies were recovered and displayed on Canton Bund as frantic relatives searched for loved ones among mangled remains.

Hong Kong Canton Canton Bund

Oklahoma bank to pay 20 percent dividend to depositors

The state banking department authorized a 20 percent dividend of 0.234 dollars to depositors of the closed Bank of Aline in a move announced today.

Oklahoma City State Banking Department Aline

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