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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
4
The column urges leaving yesterday behind and seizing today as a gift from eternity. It stresses personal responsibility, friendship, and action over despair, with reflections on determinism and Ezekiel, plus notes on politics, technology, and world affairs from the era.
Oklahoma City November 1 state tax commission moves to collect a one dollar license fee from merchants under protest while awaiting forms. The rule of reason guides collection as Associated Industries prepares a test suit to challenge the law which also imposes a privilege tax on many businesses.
Independent oil men gathered in Dallas for the Petroleum Association annual meeting amid cautious optimism. H J Struth of Houston forecast near term demand growth and a new peak next year, while Marvin Lee warned a world oil shortage could force higher prices to justify deeper exploration.
Building in and around Ada shows steady momentum as three building permits were issued last week totaling 2150 dollars. Work began on a five room double constructed frame residence near 1 100 East Fifth just outside the city limits while weather delayed several frame and brick homes in and near the city.
Secretary of State Hull proposed a policy of using appropriate influence to stop foreign wars while avoiding entanglement. He also urged broader presidential discretion in foreign affairs during international crises, signaling possible moves toward a less rigid neutrality law. In Louisville, Lyle Judy, 22, Cardinals recruit infielder, remained in critical condition after a car crash when his vehicle skidded into a street car.
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