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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1932
Page
6
Susan confronts Bob Dunbar at a party amid engagements and secrets. Denise claims a hidden engagement, threatening Susan’s choices as Waring and Heath maneuver behind the scenes. Susan plans a quick wedding as Heath wrestles with a costly choice and a shifting future.
In Maine Democrat Louis J. Brann widened his lead to win the governorship as Moran Utterback and Beedy gained in the second and third districts. In Colorado Alva Adams held a slim lead over John Darnett for the U S senate nomination with 963 of 1,548 precincts reporting.
Willmore Kendall Jr., son of Rev. and Mrs. Kendall of Miami Oklahoma, winner of the Rhodes scholarship for Oklahoma, leaves for three years of study at Oxford University. He plans to study political science and pursue international journalism, spending recesses traveling across Europe to sharpen French German Italian and Spanish.
The national assembly backed a sweeping agrarian reform parceling 52 million acres of noble and crown lands and approved Catalonia’s partial independence bill moving toward a federation model similar to the United States. The reforms aim to aid poor and large families with subsidized farms and cooperative farming options.
Paris reports ministers unanimously approved the French reply to Germany s aide memoire demanding armament parity and a Versailles revision. The note notes such revision should go to the League of Nations and Geneva rather than bilateral talks. Berlin to receive the text tomorrow. publication expected Monday.
In Chicago on La Salle Street a group of four robbers held up a law office but six lawyers in the same building argued them into returning most of the loot. The robbers fled with $50 after surrendering jewelry valued at $2,000 and $11 in cash. Thompson and partners were targeted. Thompson argued the loot was valueless and recovered $11 of his $14.
Oklahoma Governor William H. Murray warned he would order all 3,000 plus wells in the state to flow unrestricted to counter any Texas policy change on oil control. He said raising proration could drop Oklahoma prices to 20 cents and East Texas to 6 cents, arguing Texas cooperation could restore prices by shutting down fields. He did not specify police actions but implied drastic production moves.
The Home Loan Board will open subscription books for capital stock in its 12 banks on September 14 as part of a 30 day nationwide drive to dispose of shares worth 154 million dollars. Fort says subscriptions will be accepted in about 35 additional cities and offices in each state where eligible institutions can subscribe.
In Austin on September 10, the Texas Supreme Court rejected Miriam A. Ferguson's bid for a writ of mandamus related to the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, ending her challenge to the nomination process.
When needing relief for bowel troubles, Thedford’s Black-Draught is promoted as quick acting and affordable. A 25-cent package allegedly provides 25 doses, making it one of the cheapest laxatives seen in advertisements.
Former New York mayor James J. Walker sailed for Europe on the Conte Grande with former secretary George F. Collins after resigning amid fitness hearings. His wife remained home for medical treatment. Walker said the 20 day Italy voyage was for his health on doctor advised.
Miss Ruth Taunton of the National Woman's Party said actual divorces may be the only way for some couples to keep federal employment under the National Economy Act after the Civil Service Commission ruling that separate households attempted to evade the law. She noted 15 men and about 20 women visited headquarters since the ruling.
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