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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
4
The piece honors 1933 teachers and NEA secretary J W Crabtree noting courage and sacrifice amid pay delays and crises. It then critiques chain letters and a Christ letter, discusses Oklahoma county commission reforms, Mellon tax scrutiny, France Germany and Roosevelt era diplomacy, farm relief, beer election costs, and Highway 48 progress toward Texas cross.
The lesson argues that love binds duties to God and neighbor from creation onward. It cites Adam and Eve, acts of charity, Jesus’ command to love God and neighbor, and the need for deeds over words. It notes Roosevelt on inflation, Chicago Expo publicity, and Oklahoma’s tornado history as contemporary reflections.
President Roosevelt dispatches a message to leaders of nations at the world economic and disarmament conferences. He calls for practical disarmament steps, currency stabilization, freer trade, and a mutual non aggression pact to secure lasting peace and economic recovery. The message lists participating governments and stresses swift, collective action.
Vice President Garner receives a hopeful letter from M B Pete Walcott of Uvalde Texas. Walcott recovers from a long illness declaring the doctors have conquered the bug. He recalls past meetings with Garner and hopes to resume their longtime friendship after the political strain and personal trials.
A J Riles president of Tidewater Associated Oil Companies was chosen to lead the American Petroleum Institute replacing R Ames who resigned. Riles will earn 75000 dollars annually and serve until December 21, 1934. Dan J Moran announced the committee on refinery statistics will report domestic and export petroleum consumption.
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