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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1933

Page

3

Trade 10 Benefit Seen From Soviet Recognition

Washington expected quick Soviet recognition could spark a Russo American trade boom possibly over 100 million dollars. Litvinoff may meet President Roosevelt within weeks to discuss recognition, with Morgenthau named as a potential ambassador. Congress opposition surfaces from AFL and American Legion.

John F. Chester Associated Presse Washington Russia White House Maxim Litvinoff Roosevelt Litvinov Moscow Mikhail Kalinin Central Executive Committee Roosevelt - Litvinoff Capitol Hill Congress American Federation of Labor The American Legion Armtore Russian Trading Company Reconstruction Corporation Farm Administration State Department Litvinoff Kerensky Sovernment Kerensky National City Bank Petrograd Len United States

Red Cross Urges Expanded Membership in 1933 Roll Call

The 1933 Red Cross poster appeals for larger national membership to fund unemployment relief disaster aid health work and veteran support. It notes 120 disasters last year and over a million dollars spent on family relief with Roosevelt endorsing the effort and urging citizen participation.

American Red Cross Red Cross Roosevelt The

Eth work on lake projects begins in county

Work on Byrds Mill lakes advances to pouring concrete for floodgates and spillway walls designed by D. W. Shuhart. Dirt work starts on dams, earthwork on Lake Graham near Allen. Made work targets roads and school projects with repairs and fuel wood cutting. Three shipments of free textbooks arrive via Gov. Murray’s office for distribution.

Byrds Mill D. W. Shuhart C. L. Gibson Ada Park Board Lakes Lake Graham Allen Gibson

Car recovered after downtown thefts tied to Shawnee arrests

Joe Hunsaker’s auto stolen from a downtown space was found Friday in Shawnee. Police chief Joe Neal said the recovery tied to three other stolen car cases in Shawnee Ardmore and Ada. Three teens Donnell Carrick 15 Daren Ely 14 and Charles Sindle 14 were arrested.

Joe Hunsaker Shawnee Joe Neal Ada Hunsaker Neal Ardmore Donnell Carrick Daren Ely Charles Sindle

Winter Storm Deluges Northwest in 1933 Debut

A 1933 Northwest debut brings snow and gales across Alaska British Columbia and Washington with near zero temperatures and rising rivers. Oregon records a brief thaw with Portland reaching 72 as a gale damages structures and a halibut boat goes ashore in Juneau.

Seattle North Pacific Alaska British Columbia Washington Oregon Portland Juneau

Three Injured in Friday Accident Near Fitzhugh

Three people were injured when a car hit loose gravel and rolled into a creek near Fitzhugh. Bertha Wiley suffered a broken wrist and lacerations. Jewel Nichols dislocated her right shoulder. Wiley’s infant granddaughter was hurt. all were taken to Ada Hospital by Oscar Rogers of Ardmore.

Fitzhugh Bertha Wiley Oscar Rogers Ardmore Ada

Brock Appeals Case Involving 20 Year Bank Killing

Headrick banker Brock was sentenced by Jackson County district court to 20 years for manslaughter in the killing of W C Ernest state bank examiner. Ernest was shot after Brock called the state bank commissioner about alleged irregularities at the bank. Brock appealed to the criminal court of appeals.

Headrick Oklahoma City WH. Brock Jackson County District Court W. C. Ernest State Bank Criminal Court of Appeals Ernest Brock

Federal bureau approves highway plans from Ada to Asher bridge

The Federal Bureau of Public Roads approved the state highway commission plan for a feeder road from a point on State Highway 19 west of Ada to near the Asher bridge. Construction may begin early next year after plans are finished and a letting is advertised.

Federal Bureau of Roads State Highway Commission Ada Asher Bridge Chas. L. Wilson J. F. McKeel Wilson Judge Bureau

Stanley Bruce Dies at Rochester Minnesota

Ardmore report notes Stanley Bruce 56 a longtime state insurance man and Oklahoma City resident died Sunday in Rochester Minnesota after Mayo Clinic observation begun Oct 1 He was state agent for Hartford Fire Insurance 22 years and earlier in Ardmore with parents early settlers Ray Boden arrest for kidnapping Roy Stewart Okmulgee taxi driver stolen cab found outside house and Boden to be sent to Okmulgee authorities

Ardmore Stanley Bruce Oklahoma City Rochester Minn Margaret Foster Mayo Clinic Bruce The Hartford Fire Insurance Company Man George Henry Bruce Muskogee Pray Boden Roy Stewart Okmulgee

Bufford Howard Awarded West Point Appointment

Bufford Howard of 512 West Tenth has an appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point secured through Congressman Tom D. McKeown. He must report for a Fort Sill Oklahoma physical on March 6 1934 and, if passed, will enter West Point July 2 1934. Howard, a student at East General State Teachers College, will travel to Washington D C November 29 to meet President Roosevelt and receive a medal for being the outstanding C M T C trainee in the Eighth Corps area.

Bufford Howard West Tenth West Point Military Academy Tom D. McKeown Howard Fort Sill Okla West Point East General State Teachers Ada High School Eighth Corps Washington, D. C F. D D. Roosevelt

Repeal Advocates Submit List of Chairmen in Oklahoma

Oklahoma repeal supporters filed their list of county and congressional district chairmen with the state election board as groundwork for a statewide repeal vote. Leon C. Phillips headed the unofficial committee and said the final statewide tally will be a formality. The board will certify the lists by October 31, with three prospective chairmen named per county.

Oklahoma City State Election Board Leon C. Phillips Okfuskee Oklahoma Murray William Cordell Election Board Phillips

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