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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
4
Oklahoma columns criticize public spending and political loans, urge economy, report on Sales Day auctions for livestock and goods, praise Congressman McKeown for a military camp near Ada, and discuss national policy impacts on industry, taxes, beer votes, and prison outreach.
The author urges a shift from a single minded pursuit of work and production to valuing leisure and personal fulfillment. A better philosophy could reduce joblessness, boost happiness, and foster art and literature while schools foster desires beyond money.
A Chickasha Express column laments thankless public service and urges appreciation for faithful officials. It then analyzes political realignments around Gene Lorton and Bill Murray, federal appointments, tax plans, and long-ago pensions, linking graft concerns in state government to broader national actions.
Secretary of State Cordell Hull in London pushes for international monetary standards with gold and silver, removal of trade barriers, and a broad program to restore confidence and prosperity. He stresses multilateral participation, warns against selfish and narrow interests, and garners approval from delegates including Prime Minister MacDonald.
Texas Oklahoma border manhunt for Clyde and Ivy Barrow after a wreck and kidnaping of Sheriff and city marshal near Wellington. Fugitives hijack officers, shoot a woman, flee toward Erick Oklahoma, with a barbed wire tie and two cars in pursuit. Barrows face murder and robbery charges across Texas Oklahoma and Missouri.
Six acres of onions on Jim Scribner’s Okemah farm near harvest time. Last year he stored 1500 bushels in a damp building, onions sprouted, and he planted them. The seed is nearly ready and he seeks help from the county agent.
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