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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
7
An OCR filled notice outlines税 bills and penalties for a county, detailing tax levy terms, interest rates, attorney fees, and due dates. Names of officials and places appear blurred but indicate a public taxation action with mechanisms for collection and related costs.
Fragmentary OCR text references a meeting, dates, and names but is largely unreadable. Key entities are obscured, with scattered phrases suggesting a group gathering and agenda items without clear context or outcomes.
Washington dispatch reports a bomb scare near a veteran affairs camp as authorities evacuated the area and searched vacant buildings a few blocks from the Capitol. Officials say a grenade with its powder cap removed was found abandoned in a building used by demonstrators. no blast occurred.
Fragmentary text references a real estate matter and court figures including names such as JONES and LANG. The passage mentions April or May and a mortgage amount, with scattered remarks about a wife’s claim of cruelty in a divorce-like context and driving long distances.
Geologist John Fitts, described as extraordinary, resumes field duties in Ada region. He mentors students and leads field trips, guiding future geologists while testing new tran methods and sharing insights from recent operations.
In Hilo on June 13 a man descended into a glowing crater called the House of overflowing fire and rescued the bodies of a despairing lover and the woman he killed before dying himself, amid tales of Pele and a Taurian fire goddess.
Wan Kuala, a Japanese contractor, survived a perilous 900 foot descent into Ingato volcano in a cage across a lava pit. He retrieved the bodies of Sylvester Nunes, 20, and Margaret Enoa, 17, then demanded $44 000 for the mission. Nunes had allegedly kidnapped and forced a marriage before leaping to death. A coroner awaited the climber’s return with the remains.
Multiple Ada area obituaries list Robert Whidden and William O Connor among deceased. Messages mention funeral services at McGee cemetery and St Joseph Catholic Church with interment by Criswell, plus other memorials for Mrs Leawright Mrs Dean and J M Darr. Survived by families including parents spouses and several children across Ada and nearby towns.
George Slocum died at 1020 East Ninth Monday at 73 and was buried at Rosedale after services in Criswell Funeral Home. Survived by widow, two daughters and three sons. Another obituary notes Mrs. Smith aged in Stonewall with four daughters and one son. Funeral services held. burial in Stonewall cemetery.
Washington reports that the Java pithecanthropus erectus specimen is reinterpreted as female by Dr Ales Wrdlicka. The skull and jaw suggest a near human form with brain size approaching early humans, placing it as a high primitive man type rather than a direct human ancestor.
A fragmented OCR passage lists numerous towns, counties, and institutions across the United States and historic nations. It mentions Oklahoma Seminole and Chickasaw lands, Atoka, Ferdinand De Soto Camp, Memphis, Mount Vernon, Arlington Cemetery, and many unrelated figures and places, with insufficient context to form a clear event or story.
A rescue ship captain recounts how pilot Hausner or Stan talaus Felix Unausner escaped a sinking aircraft in mid Atlantic. Circe Shell and captain James Wil son recused the flyer from drifting water and darkness, describing the tense moment before the plane steadied and the man was brought aboard amid worsening weather.
A dedication ceremony for a historical grove monument occurred at the college at 9 o clock this month. Dr E Dale head of Oklahoma University history department and author spoke as the college band played beforehand.
Washington June 14 The commerce department reports May cotton consumption fell while exports increased. May total cotton in process and on hand shows declines from April, with lint and taters figures given. May imports rose from April, while May exports of lint and dinters are up versus April and last May. Overall cotton stock and shipments reflect a tighter domestic usage despite higher overseas demand.
J G Emerson, member of the local DeMolay chapter, was elected senior councilor, ranking second only to the state master councilor. The honor followed the Hy- state conclave in Alya where a delegation and local merchants and Masons supported the event.
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