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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1932
Page
1
The aging German president undertakes a solitary journey to confront a severe political crisis. He seeks to steer the nation through heightened tensions, amidst mounting pressures from domestic factions and international partners.
Adolf Hitler arrived in Berlin to meet President von Hindenburg and outline the Nazi program for resolving the Reichstag stalemate. The Voelkischer Beobachter urged trust in Hitler to form a new cabinet after Chancellor von Papen's resignation. Hindenburg held separate talks with nationalist, centrist, and German People’s Party leaders, the results of which remain confidential.
Franklin D. Roosevelt builds plans for a meeting with President Hoover in Washington next Tuesday. He summoned Raymond Moley, Columbia University professor, as adviser and counsellor for the White House conference on war debts and other matters. Moley arrived in Albany after being named, and Roosevelt, recovered from influenza, will depart Hyde Park for a southern trip that starts Monday and returns in December. Lehman to take office December 3.
Berlin reports the ailing president to pursue a national concentration government after the von Papen cabinet resignations. Talks with leaders Alfred Hugenburg Edward Dingledey Ludwig Kaas and others set the stage for meetings with Adolf Hitler and Dr Schaeffer as cabinet speculation swirls around Schnee Abracht von Gayl Sehleicher Strasser Stegerwald Schach Goerdeler and others.
In Belfast Lisburn crowds of Irish workers mobbed the prince as he arrived at a linen thread works. The smiling heir to the throne was jostled by excited girls clustering on the car and gate while police cleared a lane for him to depart.
Oklahoma City November 18 The state criminal court of appeals upholding Nath an Rightsell’s death sentence for the murder of J W Buchanan a Hugo special railroad officer. Rightsell who escaped the Louisiana penitentiary shot Buchanan and later wounded another officer in Muskogee. The court also denied a hearing for Practor McDonald and upheld Ted Johnson five year term for bank robbery. Several other sentences and remands were issued including Grover Wells and Frank Green.
Missoury Dr W L Wysong wife elected Clay county coroner first woman to hold the office in the nation. She plans to do all the work herself day and night as no deputy coroner is provided. She notes she may carry a revolver when performing duties.
A compact classified ad touts strong value for investors listing dependable returns and smart spending with emphasis on clever money management and practical growth for buyers seeking steady gains.
Nathan Rightsell, condemned for murder of a railroad special officer, had his death sentence affirmed by the Oklahoma Court of Appeals. He escaped Angola prison July 5, 1931, while serving 14 years for robbery in Caddo parish. He was received at Angola January 21, 1931, and had prior Indiana prison terms.
Bank workers remain unfazed by vacation concerns as investors keep pressing for returns. The marketplace stays active with dealers and customers negotiating loans and deposits.
Prof Ivan Wright of the University of Illinois argues for reinvesting principal and interest of inter allied debts in private and public securities of debtor nations. He says this would stabilize currencies, revive trade, and potentially return more than the original debts to the American taxpayer.
In Toronto on November 18 two spinster sisters Emma and Amelia Richardson were found dead in a hermitage of Victorianism. A burning kitchen range and their frail bodies suggested accidental asphyxiation linked to dementia and past shocks. Neighbors had rarely seen them since 1902.
Plans form for next Tuesday charity drive led by Sen Hatcher with a board of directors from clubs churches and other Ada organizations. They expect a severe winter and urge citizens to contribute money food and clothing and to offer work for able bodied individuals. The effort aims to prevent hunger and cold amid widespread need.
The 13th annual API convention ended in Houston with Chicago picked to host the 1933 meeting on October 24 25 and 26 to fit the World's Fair attendance. W R Boyd Jr of New York weighed staying on as executive VP amid rumored policy disputes while C B Ames of Oklahoma City was named new president and will devote full time to institute work.
Chicago reports describe Al Capone as a model prisoner at Atlanta, active in the shoe factory and earning time off for good behavior. U S Attorney Dwight Green said Capone remains physically fit but not chosen for the prison baseball team, and a habeas corpus bid is under consideration.
Oklahoma City agents and about a score of officers searched a farm near the city for Isaac E. Hemmingway missing since Sunday. A nephew figure emerged as a new development while relatives were questioned. A woman seen washing her hands at Hemmingway’s office and a questionable check of 1500 dollars added to the mystery.
Vernon Howell, 20, president of the Future Farmers of America from Guymon, Oklahoma, visited Governor Murray in Oklahoma City. The governor spoke about his farming experience and offered guidance on how to grow crops during a twenty minute audience, after being escorted to the office by J. B. Perky, state supervisor of vocational education.
Prince Michael Cantacuzene great grandson of U.S. Grant was seriously injured when his horse failed to hurdle a fence during a Thursday hunt at Onwentsia club near Milburn. The Chicago resident was taken to a hospital unconscious. x rays planned to assess injuries. He is 34 and husband of Clarissa Curtis Cantacuzene.
In Chickasha Federal Court Judge R. L. Williams recessed the November term announcing sentences for about 13 percent of defendants. Jail and prison terms ranged from 30 days to one year, reflecting a mix of minor and more serious offenses.
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved aid to Arkansas 287 268 Indiana 85 000 and Missouri 7 900 to relieve the needy today.
In Tishomingo Oklahoma on November 18 arguments began in the murder trial of Roy Denmark Ralph Kirkland and Wilbur Spears charged with killing Jim Woods a Johnston county Indian ranchman. Walter Brannon already received a life sentence and two Oklahoma salesmen G W Newman Floyd Stapp tied to the case will be tried later.
New York announces a payroll of 147000 city employees. The figure covers the civilian and uniformed staff supporting city services across departments and agencies.
Some economic observers say the worst of the downturn may be behind us while others await the barber's official viewpoint before deciding on further actions.
Arkansas sees fair skies with mild night and warmer east by Saturday. Texas interior may frost in east and south tonight with warmer weekend. West Texas turns partly cloudy and warmer in the southeast while the panhandle cools. Kansas forecasts partly cloudy to cloudy skies with a warmer night in the east and colder Saturday in the north.
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