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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1934
Page
4
A long opinion piece defends newspapers against claims of bias by candidates, arguing editors act with public good in mind. It cites throne of honesty, notes on moonshiners, taxation, and civic duties, and ends with commentary on rural life and political races.
In Pennsylvania May 15 primaries a clash pits Governor Pinchot's liberal Republicanism against Senator Reed's old-line stance. Democrats back Guffey with Farley, while Morris and Copeland oppose the Roosevelt policies and denounce party bossism.
Dun & Bradstreet Weekly Review reports the general tenor of trade remains favorable with no immediate signs of a major slowdown. Recovery is in early stages but expectations are for stronger development as government latitude expands and weather aids June carryover. The piece lists local officials and candidates in a separate, long roster.
The Oklahoma City source argued that No 4 could be treated as separate supply sources and that waste cannot be deemed permitted due to excess production until market demand is properly found and determined. The statement reflects questions over supply classifications and demand assessment.
Roy Hoskins was sentenced to one year in the State penitentiary after pleading guilty to grand larceny for stealing a silk dress from Merilyn's shop last Friday. He appeared before Justice J. D. Willoughby. Separately, Homer Bryant and O. D. Clark face charges of conjoint robbery for allegedly taking $25 from J. S. Peterson and pled not guilty before Justice S. W. Hill with bond set at $1,009 for the preliminary hearing.
A scientist notes that sunlight accelerates aging. Meanwhile readers mention modern bathing women embracing the sea with the same vigor they show toward water activities, linking leisure to health perceptions.
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