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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1932
Page
4
Hope for relief rests on Murray as budget cuts expected
The editorial urges Gov. Murray and his economy panel to push deep budget reductions to ease the tax burden. It praises his past reforms and warns against envious opposition while noting supportive shifts in newspapers. It also discusses Roosevelt’s rising profile and political repercussions in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Murray
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Wilson
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Walker
Tammany
Man Hunters and Ballroom Sparks of a Night Out
Denise Ackroyd and Bob Dunbar quarrel and then plan a quiet elopement while Susan enjoys a masked George Washington ball with an unknown cavalier. The scene shifts to church notes, social visits, and a Hollywood obituary notice for Paul Bern.
Harlow to Be Questioned Over Producer Death Motive
Hollywood detective David A. Davidson said he would question screen star Miss Jean Harlow, wife of Paul Bren, about the motive in Bren’s death by own action. He planned to visit her at her parents' home when she is able to be interviewed as she was reportedly near collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Red Sea
Israel
Jehovah
Hobab
Paran
Promised Land
Denise
Bob Dunbar
Daddy
Bob
Susan
Paul Jones
Jack Waring
Ernest
Heath
New York
Maine
Waring
Tom Teel
Oleta Mae Teel
Jesus
Cleta Mae
Miss Arene Sutton
Hollywood
Calif
Paul Bern
Jean Harlow
Bern
John Carmichael
Miss Harlow
Dearest
Paul
Harlow
Marino Bello
Bren
Irving Thalberg
Cal
Paul Bren
David A. Davidson
Davidson
Texas Senate Drops Inquiry
Texas Senate state affairs committee postponed indefinitely a resolution seeking a Senate investigation of the recent Democratic primary. Proponents vowed to press for reporting the proposal, while debate suggested a possible compromise with a 15 to 10 vote to refer back to committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Senate State Affairs Committee
Senate
Woodul
Houston
Archie Parr
Benavides
Neutrals Move To Preserve Peace Amid Chaco Crisis
In La Paz Bolivia on September 6 the Bolivian chamber of deputies saw a bill by Deputy Molina to declare war on Paraguay. Amid talk of a regional bloc including Argentina Brazil Chile and Peru preparing a belligerent declaration under The Hague covenant the idea of an economic blockade to curb fighting gained traction. An army communique denied Paraguayan reports of Bolivian patrol activity near Fort Coronel Bogado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
Chaco
Paraguay
Chamber of Deputies
Molina
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Peru
Yaraguay
Fort
Coronel Bogado
BOLO Bandits Raid Stratford Stores Kidnap Night Watchman
County officers report a bold raid in Stratford between midnight and 2 am Friday. Three unmasked men abducted Roy Hobbs, night watchman, and looted Bayless Drug, Goodwin Hardware, and a dry goods store, taking shotguns, a radio, watches, suits, shoes, cigars, and more before Hobbs was left guarded in a pasture four miles east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Roy Hobbs
Bayless Drug Store
Goodwin Hardware
Hobbs
Ada Fire Loss During August Almost $5,000
Ada firemen were called to a vacant house at 2719 West Fourth at 1 25 this morning and again at 5 00 to battle a second fire. Property including buildings and contents valued at 156 359 with losses about 4 944. Three thousand nine hundred feet of line were laid. Fire Chief Ed Haley reported the damage included a hole burned in the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
West Fourth
Ed Haley
Man Found Dead in Railroad Yards Believed to be Claud Rice
In Chickasha investigators believed a man found clubbed in the railroad yards was Claud Rice of Seminole. Seminole residents said Rice had a brother in Topeka Kansas. The man appeared to have been robbed and officers had little hope of identifying his attacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickasha
Claud Rice
Seminole
Rice
Topeka
Kan
Dark Dog Day Folklore From Old Southern News
In Charlotte a traditional Eclipse Day lore calls it dark dog day tied to dog days origins from Lapar. Old negroes claim the day brings bad luck and advise staying indoors all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
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