Statue of Liberty Rededication Marks 50th Anniversary
The article notes the Statue of Liberty is rededicated on October 28 to mark the 50th anniversary of its erection on Bedloe's Island New York. Financed by French subscriptions the statue commemorates the American Revolution and was shipped in sections to be assembled on a pedestal funded by Americans.
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Bedloe’s Island
New York Harbor
France
Bartholdi
New York
Liberty
Local Weather and Community Notes
Cold cloudy weather with rain. CCC campers depart for Lakeside and Phoenix Arizona including Chester Williamson Wilhlard Turner Bill Churchwell Andrew Flowers Paul Price Earnest Town send. Carlos Laughlin Robert Nickells Leroy Wilson Allen Raney join camps at Flagstaff Arizona. Miss Azalea Odom celebrated birthday. Ada show attended by Theo Scribner Alma Scribner and family. Community residents Kens Lamb Conway move in with Hatton family.
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CCC
Lakeside
Phoenix
Ariz
Chester Williamson
Wilhlard Turner
Bill Churchwell
Andrew Flowers
Paul Price
Earnest Townsend
Gentra Hatton
Prague
Weldman
Levi Cupps
Laula Couch
Odom
Ada
Azalea Odom
Eldo Whipple
Frisco
Hatton
Theo Scribner
Alma Scribner
Carlos Laughlin
Robert Nickells
Leroy Wilson
Allen Raney
Flagstaff
Reverend Cobey to Preach Sunday Night
Remember Rev. Luther Cobey will preach here Sunday night, Nov. 1. Everyone invited. Several local families spent time visiting relatives and friends through the week. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Hopkins welcomed a baby girl born Sunday.
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Louise Estes
Winnie Tilley
Ray Hicks
Lewis Choate
Velma Bray
W. J. Jones
Joe Danley
California
Wanda Lee Smith
Tom Roddy
Fate Bowers
Haskell Kite
Edith Wilfong
Johnnie Wilfong
Grandma Roddy
Nellie Roddy
Chuck Hopkins
Happyland School Reopens Amid Rain Delays And Local News
The Happyland school reopened on Monday October 12 due to rain delays many crops remained unharvested. Eighth grader Raymond Robbins and seventh grader Lee Morrison returned from Mount Vernon Texas where they worked during vacation. Norma Lamb enrolled in eighth grade and Ruth Lamb in sixth grade.
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Happyland
Raymond Robbins
Lee Morrison
Mount Vernon
Tex
Norma Lamb
Ruth Lamb
Australia
Naomi Rea Vaughn
Mediterranean
Ruby Wilson
Local Notices Call for Community Help
Mrs Ed Horton visited Tuesday evening and Mrs J W Law called Friday afternoon at the Dryden home. Reminder to attend Saturday night singing and Sunday school each Sunday. Please come and help out.
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Mozelle Cavener
Elvin Mitchell
Rene Gideon
CCC
Arizona
Henry Standridge
McGee
Oklahoma City
Ruby Dryden
Winona Mae Law
Laurence London
Frank Gideon
G.W. Lamb
George Standridge
Edna Ward
Ed Horton
J. W. Law
W. E. Dryden
Local Social Notes From Ada Area Saturday Night Get-Togethers
Mrs. Albert Ward and children visited her mother Mrs. Cole. Numerous neighbors visit and call on kin while church and school events proceed. rain dampens Sunday activities. Martha Sue Shue and Cassie Bray families show slow yet hopeful recoveries after illnesses and injuries. several locals move or host gatherings around the area.
Hog killing time hints at coming cool weather
My, we're having some cool weather, which reminds us that it will soon be hog killing time. David Galey visited his mother, Mrs. Josie Galey Saturday. Alpha MelIntyre spent Monday night with her sister Mrs. Grant J. S. Isaacs and daughter Miss Laura Isaacs of Maxwell called on Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Isaacs Saturday. Tommy Summers spent Monday night with John McIntyre, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Light called.
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Viola Isaacs
Laura Isaacs
Maxwell
David Galey
J. O. McIntyre
Louis Melott
Ola Mitchell
Arthur Hively
Jimmie Isaacs
J. S. Isaacs
John McIntyre Jr
Paul Jeter
Curtis Henry
Tommy
Don Summers
Haskell Lane
Mr. Payne
Josie Galey
Alpha MelIntyre
Grant Isaacs
Tommy Summers
John McIntyre, Jr
Otis Light
Hall's Hill Pie Supper Attendance Low Amid Rain
Saturday night pie supper drew a small crowd due to rain. Residents visited neighbors and friends across Hall's Hill with numerous calls Sunday night and at home gatherings throughout the weekend.
Tecumseh Man, Retired Attorney T G Cutlip, Dies at 84
Tecumseh obituary reports T G Cutlip 84 year old lawyer and father of Judge C Guy Cutlip of the Seminole superior court died at his Tecumseh home yesterday. Survived by two other sons W M Cutlip and Roy L Cutlip, both of Tecumseh.
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Tecumseh
T. G. Cutlip
C. Guy Cutlip
Seminole Superior Court
W. M. Cutlip
Roy L. Cutlip
Simpson Romance Not First Of King Edward's Career
New York writer Dewitt MacKenzie notes King Edward VIII had lovers before Wallis Simpson and features a history of romantic entanglements. He cites prior interests including Mrs. Dudley Ward and Lady Furness, comparing his exploits with those of Edward VII and noting public fascination with royal dalliances.
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Wallis Simpson
Dewitt MacKenzie
Baltimore
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Reginald Vanderbilt
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France
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Gasoline Demand Surges Amid Peak Oil Output
Tulsa reports an oil industry optimism as crude production hits a new peak of 3,087,855 barrels daily. Executives note sustained demand for refined products beyond normal seasonal decline and anticipate a regulated price decline soon. Marketers praise early success of Iowa plan as a factor boosting sentiment.
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Tulsa
Iowa
Towa plan reshapes fuel sales with direct deals to lessees
The Iowa plan allows refiners to sell directly to lessees of company owned filling stations without setting a basic retail price. Since its spread a year and a half ago in Towa it has shifted focus from gallonage growth to steady sales and profits, easing price wars that once plagued refiners.
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Towa
Iowa
Card of Thanks for Lu ther Britt bereavement
A note expresses sincere appreciation to friends and relatives for help and thoughtfulness during the sickness and death of husband, father and brother Luther Britt. Signed by Mrs. May Britt, Herman Britt, Mrs. Perleta Walker, Henry Britt.
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Luther Britt
May Britt
Herman Britt
Perleta Walker
Henry Britt
Nervous Weak Woman Finds Relief After Cardui
Mrs Cora Sanders of Paragould Arkansas recounts regular nervous shakes and cramps that eased after one bottle of Cardui. She credits continued use for full improvement and notes giving Cardui to her daughter who also recovered. Thousands of women testify to Cardui benefits. if no benefit seek medical advice.
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Cora Sanders
Paragould
Ark
Democracy and the New Deal Critique by Democratic Leaders
The piece argues that Democratic principles from 1932 are ignored by the current New Deal administration. It notes opposition within the party including former presidential candidates and ex-cabinet members. Oklahoma's former governor decries Roosevelt as ignorant or hypocritical and influenced by radicals and Communists.
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Democrat Party
Oklahoma
Fiery NRA official condemns federal disorganization
The president's administration officials denounce government disarray calling it a rat's nest of scraps snarls and tangles. They urge a prompt return to honor faith and a clear New Deal intent to avert doom.
Notable Virginia Senator Criticizes New Deal on Senate Floor
The Democratic leader from Virginia denounces the New Deal as a disgrace and warns the era will be remembered for departing from common sense and honesty. He declares he would have preferred death to witnessing the national shame.
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Virginia
United States
Senate
Ing
Former adviser critiques Roosevelt's White House impact
In a published book the president's former financial adviser calls Mr. Roosevelt dangerous and ineffective in the White House, arguing his individuality undermines leadership.
Senator Reed Attacks Roosevelt Over Constitutional Threats
Senator James A Reed of Missouri condemns Roosevelt and warns that the nation is marching away from constitutional government toward communism Bolshevism and fascism. He argues liberties vanish faster here than in Russia Germany or Italy.
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Missouri
Mr. Roosevelt
Russia
Germany
Alfred E Smith Attacks New Deal and Endorses Landon
In a October 1 1936 speech Alfred E Smith criticizes the Administration for not living up to the 1932 Chicago Democratic platform and Jeffersonian principles. He states he would be at Democratic headquarters if not aligned with the platform and urges electing Alfred M Landon as the remedy.
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Chicago
Jefferson
Democratic
Alfred M. Landon
New Deal not Democratic party’s sole claim to support
In October 1936, a speaker argued about the New Deal. He stated that whatever its merits, the New Deal is not Democratic in the historical sense and has no inherent claim to support from Democrats based on party membership.
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Roosevelt
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
la Follettes
Bainbridge Colby
Woodrow Wilson
Farmer-Labor Party
Charity politics and Roosevelt split cited by leading Democrats
The piece quotes a brilliant American thinker in American Mercury criticizing charity as a political racket and predicting vast corruption if Roosevelt wins. It notes widespread Democratic opposition to the New Deal and states Roosevelt’s support for anti-Democrat candidates in Nebraska Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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Roosevelt
London
Think Twice Do Democrats and patriotism divide loyalties
A political column questions whether party loyalty or opposition to radical groups should guide support. It contrasts life-long Democrats with a perception of a radical brain trust and accuses them of seizing the Democratic banner.
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