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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
4
The account covers Hoover's Des Moines trip with reflections on teachers shaping leaders, then shifts to political analysis. It discusses Johnson's influence on California and Hoover’s campaign dynamics, including front porch rhetoric fading and tariff debates as enduring political fixtures.
Announcement notes Helen Keller, the blind deaf author and activist, wins a $5,000 prize for outstanding work by a woman this year. It highlights her role in raising funds to aid the blind and deaf and recalls her biography from Alabama beginnings through education and public speaking.
Roosevelt denounces mismanagement and Republican fear tactics in Wheeling speech. He credits the Federal Reserve system and Reconstruction Finance Corporation, outlines a broad reform program for agriculture transport and public utilities, and warns against tariffs that hurt workers. He plans further remarks in Pittsburgh.
Governor Murray urged state education institutions to reduce budgets by 30 percent from last year or faces direct cuts. He cited savings at Murray School of Agriculture and criticized uneven proposed reductions at the University of Oklahoma A and M College and other schools. A full board meeting was planned to decide how to implement the cuts, with the normal school facing a 30 percent target and varying proposals from districts.
Albert Jackson pleaded this morning in connection with seven robbery with firearms cases earlier this year. The proceedings resulted in five consecutive twenty year sentences.
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