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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1951
Page
4
A devotional note cites Mark 10 24 where Jesus tells his disciples that it is difficult for those who trust in riches to enter the kingdom of God. The passage emphasizes temptation and the need for faith over wealth.
The piece contrasts Senator Fulbright with critics, praising Truman’s leadership while urging measured criticism. It notes Truman’s role in global defense and alliance efforts, and suggests the nation stay united behind the White House to face potential danger.
The speaker envisions a time when landowners understand soil nutrients and subsoil minerals, can grow advantageous weeds, conserve moisture, and manage breeds for best production. Livestock progress is tied to soil quality as much as to breeding.
Washington report on CPR 22 the Manufacturers' Ceiling Price Regulation. DiSalle defends the order as fair to manufacturers while promising a delay before effects hit consumers. Exempts major cost of living items. tackles costs post Korean War and aims to roll back profits rather than cap them.
A column notes Eisenhower remains the popular choice for president in 1952 across parties. It discusses potential paths if he runs, including Europe versus Asia policy and the MacArthur debate shaping his political exposure, while acknowledging uncertainty about his final decision.
Still at it the Big Four powers harangue in Paris to agree on a foreign ministers conference agenda. Western officials doubt Russia wants a meeting and fear the move serves only to shout about peace talks while widening legal and diplomatic splits.
A collage of statements spans FBI arrest timetables and wartime anxieties, quoting Clarence Cannon, Janet Gaynor, Yongseung Kim, Harley Kilgore, and others. It notes John DiSalise briefing plans, lists four young aides who shaped a 23 page order, and comments on manure humor and coal output relative to demand.
Garden discusses hassock evolution from simple footstools to versatile home furniture. She highlights models with spring cushions and wooden frames, plastic coverings for summer, storage hassocks, flat topped end tables, nursery animal shapes, rocking chair styles, and gift worthy designs for children.
The article outlines blue seating arrangements that can form a square or fit into room corners. It notes round, square and kidney shapes for fireside use with fringe trimmings, oblong storage types doubling as window seats, and a wide color range with various color combinations.
Ade News reports higher yields on investments as investors seek better returns. Analysts highlight market shifts favoring growth assets and strategic reallocations to maximize income.
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