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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1941

Page

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Destiny of Balkans Hinges On Mystery of the Yugoslavians

Belgrade dispatch from March 1 reports Yugoslav crisis tied to Axis aims and Allied moves. Sources claim former Premier Milosevic allied with Rome and Berlin while attempts to stay in power. UK and British air and naval plans are described amid Balkan tensions and Greek defense steps.

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Pessimist Thought: Fragmentary Schoolyard Echoes

A fragmentary OCR style note cites unclear phrases about pessimism and language games. The text mixes partial words and odd capitalization, offering no clear event or identifiable persons or organizations to anchor a proper news item.

Denison Dam Fight Reaches United States High Court

Oklahoma Gov Leon C Bivithos petitions the US Supreme Court to review a three judge eastern district ruling upholding construction limits on Denison Dam. The state warns flood control measures threaten vast oil lands and revenues from oil and gas taxes, with inundation of thousands of acres and disruption to drilling activity.

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Ada Champ Tops FFA Pig Show at Ada

Ada Champ wins top FFA pig honor at Ada show with Strattan’s entries earning reserve grand and grand titles. Several 4-H and FFA youths from Maysville PRA and Panola Valley teams compete in Oklahoma City and Tulsa events, with multiple class championships claimed before exhibits were moved to Tulsa state show.

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Allied Aid Fund Bill Passes as Bombing Rages in London

The Associated Press reports Britain ramps up military aid plans while London endures the year's heaviest German raids. High explosives devastate western districts, destroying hotels and homes as rescue teams search for survivors amid ongoing air attacks.

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Harvey Bailey Seeks Habeas Corpus From Federal Court

Harvey Bailey, serving life for a kidnap in Oklahoma City, seeks habeas corpus in federal court claiming a Sixth Amendment impartial jury rights issue. He alleges he was held in Wise County Texas for days before a $206,000 ransom payment, arguing the Oklahoma City court lacked jurisdiction for several overt acts tied to the case.

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Group Asks For More AAA Pay

A farm minded coalition of senators backed a plan to raise the agriculture pay in parity payments to 450 million dollars, more than doubling the current 212 million. Senator Russell of Georgia proposed a 278 million amendment to the farm relief bill to fund the higher payments and aid farmers facing wage and price pressures. The move, though supported by advocates, did not receive administration approval, continuing a pattern of gaining more funds for farm parity in recent years.

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House Members Undertake Revision of State Ad Valorem Assessments

Oklahoma City March session sees Gov push for comprehensive property tax reform. Contends to equalize assessments, require inspections, and align values with fair cash value. Governor urged ending session by May and lawmakers consider county official salaries and highway patrol expansions amid 143 recommendations.

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Pope Calls for Peace and Justice Amid Dark Hour

Fragmented OCR text shows a Vatican note urging peace and justice. Mentions Pope and themes of charity, restraint, and national harmony amid a period of unrest. Reading suggests a public message emphasizing peace rather than conflict.

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Oklahoma House advances loan regulator bill in tight session

Oklahoma City March 19 lawmakers push a broad loan regulator bill amid partisan clash. The measure, backed by Governor Phillips, aims to regulate consumer loans and data disclosures as the House completes work on the calendar. Amendments were offered. passage could set up retrenchment actions in the budget period. Several changes touch university appointments and public schools, while a separate bill reshapes a county court and moves the governor’s office location.

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Navy Plane Crash Victim Kin Here

Kirby Leo Berry of Murrah is identified as one of six Navy officers killed in a collision of planes over the Pacific during maneuvers. Berry, 25, son of Mrs H H Berry, attended Oklahoma Baptist University and was attached to the aircraft carrier Yoristawa. He was formerly a student at the state university.

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Harvey Re-elected By Hereford Breeders Group

Harvey Re elected president of the Hereford Breeders Association in Ada. Sen Phil Lowry of Lore was named vice president and W La Blizzard of Stillwater, secretary. The meeting was held Tuesday night in Oklahoma City in connection with the Wednesday bred sale and state junior livestock show.

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Limited Opposition Hits Against Lease-Lend Financing

The House approved a 7.0 billion dollar appropriation to aid England and sent it to the Senate. Democrats planned to move the bill through committee with little delay, while Nye and Lausche proposed amendments. Debate focused on funding for war equipment and production of planes tanks and autopropelled weapons for Allied aid amid restrained Senate action.

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Roosevelt Sets Off on Vacation Voyage to Florida

President Roosevelt departs Washington for a four day trip to Florida en route to southern waters aboard the Potomac. A destroyer accompanies the presidential yacht as final checks on foreign affairs and defense proceed before boarding at Port Everglades.

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Cold Breaking Up Over U S Weather Split Across Regions

The Associated Press reports severe cold easing in many areas while sections of the Midwest and Northeast see temperature rises up to 20 degrees from yesterday. Strong northwest winds bring snow squalls, with Florida and the south experiencing warmer conditions. The Rockies show warmth, but the Upper Mississippi Valley turns milder. Oregon and Washington coastlines report light weather. Northwestern reports include Houghton Michigan and Helena Montana. Bangor Maine notes freezing temperatures and New Orleans records 39 degrees.

Associated Press Mid-West Pennsylvania New Jersey New York New Elleland United States Florida Lamnes Rocky Mountain Missiggipp Nefe Oregon Washington Houghton Mich Helton Min Bangor Maine New Orleans

San Francisco Burns 17 Tons Of Propaganda

In San Francisco a shipment of overseas propaganda from Germany Soviet Russia Italy and Japan was burned at the post office. Postal officials will continue destroying such material as received. The incident was reviewed by federal investigators and a docket hearing was held in court.

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Army praises U S Army from Women's Christian Temperance

Chicago March 13 officers and men of the United States army receive praise from the Women's Christian Temperance En on Seth Mry Ida B Wise urging Congress to ban equec from army camps.

U. EN ARMY Chicago United States Army Christian Temperance Enon Seth Ida B. Wise Sraith

Wickersham Beats Veterans in Hard Congressional Race

Oklahoma special congressional primary results show Wickersham leading in the seventh district with 7,993 votes, ahead of Hawks 7,151 and Rogers 332 as candidates battle for the general election on April 2. Reports describe a brisk, energetic campaign and a surge in Wickersham's late surge amid a field of veterans.

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