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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1933

Page

6

Ottom Co op Prove Ability and Sunday Singing

Norman Moore dined with Willis and Mit Looney. A large crowd attended Sunday school and a cream supper at Omer Deaton’s. The sixth article in a Virginia study notes cotton cooperatives’ growth, need for farmer support, and slow social change.

Norman Moore Willis Mit Looney Austin Deaton Happyland Elmer Lillard Clara Gene Blackburn Taylor Letha Moore Ada Clarance Landrith Centrahoma Olen Kannon Cecil Hobbs Pleasant Hill Howard Jared Schmidt Vendergrass Jachema Robertson Dorothy West Lula Gena Allison Luke Taylor Omer Deaton Offie Brannon Ruth Taylor Conway Idus Taylor Edna Toby Ehey Pendergrass Winnie Bell Looney Gladys Barton Sim Blackburn Steedman Denton Tim Taylor Robelson Ray Slicer Vieasant Hill Karlie Deaton Ralph Jared Sam Slicer Bastell Simpson Thompson Bob Ross Billy Leon Will Ross Ahioso Esther Lorene Hill Bill Alice Fred Harrel Bowers Ray Woodrow Johnson Lellorene Pendergrass Virginia Allen Homer Jewell Barton Opeldall Taylor Jamema Roberson John Pendergrass Delbert Thompson Ray Allen Sulphur

Improved Method of Selling Staple Crop Cotton Cooperatives

The article reviews Dr. Wilson Gee and Edward Allison Terry’s study on Southeastern cotton cooperatives. It highlights reforms in marketing and handling, especially the move away from Hog Round buying toward classified, standards-based cotton, warehousing, insurance, and transport improvements.

Southeast Wilton Gee Edward Allison Terry University of Virgnia. University der. Wilson Gee Hewart Aimon Terry University of Virginia South Cotton Cooperatives University, Va Wilson Gee

Johnson Protect Labor and Wage Codes in Recovery Act

Washington reports Hugh S. Johnson pledges to push fair wage codes under the national recovery act while arguing against repeating war time price practices. Cotton and iron and steel codes advance with minimums of 10 to 11 dollars weekly, and industrial attitudes shift toward local living costs.

Washington Hugh S. Johnson Organized Labor Moline China Dustries American Institute of Meat Packers United States Hawaii Cuba Philippines Puerto Rico

Wedding of Miss Treda Chilcoat and Ozell Clark

The community notes the marriage of Miss Treda Chilcoat to Ozell Clark on Friday. The item mentions well wishes for the couple's happiness and notes other social visits and activities among local residents over the weekend.

Joe Deaton Alfred Wallace Hoover Leamon Bob Fink Lriday Iva Stone Haskell Everett Stone Treda Chilcoat Ozell Clark Jessie Ginn Hazel Green Beuna Ruby Bennett John Atterberry Joe Tatum Ollie Dill Green Lillian Wanda Cleghorn Dayton Scott Herbert Landerum Verbal Audie Oliver

Present Critical Time in Schools

Norman June 21 For the first time in America the wheels of educational progress are being reversed due to drastic cost cuts, President W. B. Rizzelli told the University of Oklahoma convocation. He warned that wrecking the public school system endangers future progress.

J. W. Haynes Clyde Haynes Dorothy Katherine San Diego Calif W. D. Mathews Bernadine Oklahoma City Stanley Haynes Minnie Belle Ada U. S. Navy Doctor Bizzell Bizzell Norman America W. B. Rizzelli University of Oklahoma

Repeal Vote Disappoints WCTU Leader in Iowa

Mrs. Ella A. Boole, national president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, expresses disappointment over Iowa's repeal election result while noting hope for Connecticut and New Hampshire. She cites a “wet wave” in cities along the Mississippi and western border and says the 18th amendment remains law until 36 states ratify.

New York Ella A. Boole Women’s Christian Temperance Union Iowa Connecticut New Hampshire Mississippi River

Vaughan Defends School Land Board In Senate Testimony

Oklahoma City June 21 State Superintendent John Vaughan testified before the senate investigators defending the school land board. He blamed ousted secretary A L Beckett for supplying misleading information to damage the department and questioned claims of bond losses and a 15 million dollar mismanagement hit. Potbooming report notes a separate juvenile case from Winding Stair mountain where 12 year old Nora Boyett faced a court for killing her father after alleged abuse.

Oklahoma City John Vaughan Senate A. L. Beckett State School Land Commission Vaughan Beckett Potbab Winding Stair Mountain Nora Boyett Loraine

DIZZINESS Relieved by Black-Draught Personal Testimony

Columbus Indiana resident Chas E Stevens describes relief from bilious spells and dizziness after using Thedford’s Black-Draught. He notes fatigue and sleepiness during bilious episodes and credits the remedy with restoring his energy and appetite.

Thedford Chas E. Stevens Columbus Ind

Washington reshapes as new offices rise on Capitol scene

Washington undergoes rapid modernization with Pennsylvania Avenue gaining marble facades while old structures like Harvey’s move to Connecticut Avenue. Chinatown shifts to Archives Office and a grand marble Department of Commerce replaces Poli’s Theater. Lafayette Park and the White House retain familiar charm amid changes.

Pennsylvania Avenue Chinatown Capitol Constitution Avenue Harvey's Connecticut Avenue Washington Union Station 15Th Street Poli Department of Commerce Lafayette Park White House

Wallace outlines cotton relief plan and payments

Secretary Wallace presents two cotton relief options with yield based payments and cash benefits. Contracts require voluntary offers to retire acreage, with county agents assisting, and a limited acceptance period. A separate plan taxes processing and leases up to ten million acres, aiming to reduce production through a cotton week campaign starting June 26.

Wallace Crowers American Cotton Cooperative Association Farm Credit Administration Washington

Oklahoma tax collections show declines across revenu streams

Oklahoma state tax commission reports tax collections fell this year across several streams. Income tax receipts declined by about 350000 to 528849, special revenue by 1700000, gross production taxes remained steady, gasoline taxes dropped by about 700000 to 9662068, and automobile license fee returns were roughly 1500000 less, totaling 32662458.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Tax Commission

Moley Heads to World Economic Conference from New York

Assistant Secretary of State Raymond F. Moley sails for London as President Roosevelt's representative to the world economic conference. He travels aboard the Manhattan with Herbert Bayard Swope and will join the American delegation after a meeting with Roosevelt.

New York Raymond F. Moley London America Professor Moley Manhattan Roosevelt Herbert Bayard Swope Provincetown Mass

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