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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
4
The Dallas News editorial warns that rumors spread by rumor mongers harm individuals and enterprises. It cites Cone Johnson of Tyler and Texas politics leaders, calls for fact checking, and critiques debt and taxation policies while urging prompt payers and economic restraint.
A historical sermon tracing the Hebrew nation from Abraham to Jesus, highlighting God’s plan, the prophets, and the establishment of the kingdom. It discusses spiritual leadership, the rise of John the Baptist, Jesus’s ministry, and the ongoing task of building the kingdom for all time. It also touches on social topics from crime policy to education and infrastructure in a broad midwestern context.
Washington outlines the administration farm bill aims to restore pre war price levels for crops and livestock. The plan envisions marketing agreements, production cuts financed by processing taxes, and the Smith option for cotton with acreage reductions. If adopted the secretary of agriculture would tailor regulations to each commodity while easing or adjusting components to avoid burdening consumers. Vaughan urges districts to vote full levies to gain state aid and warns on school funding and efficiency during economic stress.
Oklahoma state superintendent John Vaughan urged against false economy in school districts. In a letter to be read at the March 28 annual meetings, he warned that desperation could lead to regretful actions and stressed sound planning.
Governor Hill McAlister issued a proclamation extending Tennessee's bank holiday to April 18 to safeguard depositors and creditors. State banking chief D. D. Robertson said no new banking regulations would be issued, and banks largely operate as usual aside from federal restrictions.
March 18 Oklahoma City relief warrants totaling 20000 were stalled after state auditor Frank Carter requested a legal opinion from Attorney General J Berry King on issuing the warrants. The claims draw from a 694000 relief fund appropriation by the current legislature. Dow dell will hear testimony and a chancery master may recommend divorce in the related case.
Washington March 18 Veterans administration officials decided to await definite instructions from the White House before cutting activities under the economy act. They indicated some stations nationwide could be drastically reduced, but no specific locations were identified as yet. The extent of economies would depend on President Roosevelt use of congressional powers to trim veterans affairs.
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