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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1933
Page
4
State governments weigh varied experiments to regulate liquor if repeal advances. Oklahoma suggests delaying repeal to observe trial schemes while facing shortages in rural and urban schools, and public concerns about cliques in Holdenville groups.
Nine foot road magnets were tested in Oklahoma, collecting 6 758 pounds of nails and metal from highways while raising concerns for tire dealers. The piece contrasts progress with worker impact and cites debates on schooling, gender roles, and Roosevelt era policy.
Chicago reports Dr Alice Wynekoop, 62, repudiates a police coercion confession to shooting her daughter in law after alleged chloroform. Her son Earle faces an accessory charge. both remain jailed as health falters and a December arraignment looms. The attorney alleges police exhausted her and coerced the statements.
H. H. Cornell civilian conservation corps inspector from Denver met Ada city officials to review Wintersmith park camp projects and propose moving the bath house to the lake’s north end. He praised local progress and stated Byrds Mill plans would start soon.
Idaho Senator Borah challenged critics of Roosevelt's monetary policy to offer a constructive alternative. He argued inflation fears require new experiments, while Moore and Fess defended or questioned aspects of the program and warned Congress to reckon with inflation risks.
Roland Henry was convicted of second degree manslaughter in the April fatal shooting of Bert Hicks of Parsons Kansas at a Muskogee drinking party. He received the minimum penalty of two years and will appeal with bond set at 1500 dollars. Hicks died after several weeks.
Enid Oklahoma November 25 The state fire marshal will be asked to launch an investigation into the origin of a fire that destroyed the barn of F H Turner four miles north of Enid early today. Fifteen head of dairy cows four horses a large quantity of feed and other property were lost.
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