Ada Weekly News, The (Newspaper) - November 9, 1944, Ada, Oklahoma vy g A THE Pontotoc County In Big Contribution To Democratic Totals Tarns Mote Votes to Democratic Ticket County Races Vote Surpassed Pontotoc county went to the polls Tuesday democratic banners flying rolling up heavy majorities in all for party president down to offices Some County Tabulations oble on Some of Races On Tuesday Unofficial Pontotoc county vote totals in some of voted on Tuesday are given with the county returns not completely in time to give these tawds will be published Thursday Resident Roosevelt 3.871 zier Corp chcl Crf Sup Crt Lee Sup Crt Bist Howard Sup CM Dist McArthur 3.157 Co Dist 167 Haskins county's men's were as Roosevelt 351 Thomas 364 93 S Col 1 Dovison Wins Denver Davison Denver N re- election to the state supreme court by a margin er C L McArthur Davison is of Ada and Oklahoma City sine is an Ada attorney More than votes were re- 1 for the county hundreds above pre-election day estimates and the concern of the voters of ths county over a important political decision President Roosevelt amassed votes Dewey's j Bewey IS Precincts Dewey carried 12 Pontotoc county all of them in rural areas while the standard-bearer compiled an im- pressive lead in Ada and out most of the county Senator Thomas had sa even larger margin and Cons le collected his bie this time of by to The county choosing between Denver Davison of Ada and lahoma City seeking re-election to the state supreme court and C L Arthur local attorney republican helped return Davison to the court contributing votes to for- thur County In county races little effort had been made by four i liean candidates and democratic r candidates swept right through carried some of the rural precincts in District 2 but the west half of Ada ran George Collins far ward and the veteran county commissioner returned for another period For Ormoc Today Savage of Japs Stews American Advance Bv C YATES GENERAL MacARTHUR'S HEADQUARTERS Philippines Nov of the est battle's of the Leyte c a m- rocked the road to i today as the U S 24th division j and units of four Japanese I sions battled in ridges below Pi- I Savagely fighting Japanese slowed down the American ad- t vance and for first time shelled Yank positions Bay heavy artillery One American battalion took an important ridge summit in the slow dangerous campaign to drive the Japanese from favorable defensive terrain t flanking the road Associated Press War Correspondent Fred i Hampson reported progress in eliminating Nipponese hillside f positions which clear miles of the highway ing to Ormoc I Another American punched the highway Japanese with more skill than the original teyte fenders cat behind the column i- and straddled its communications I The Yank talion nevertheless continued its advance meeting stiff resistance around the town Eimon four miles south of May Yet Surpass 40 Tri urn ph If Michigan Ohio Fall His Way Oklahoma te TO senate total Sturdy Vote Tuesday TO Votes Ticket Thomas To Senate For Another Term By OKLAHOMA CITY Nov This no longer politically state stood committed a fourth few President today after handing its electoral votes to the cratic presidential and ticket by a margin that of Latest tabulations from of Oklahoma's precincts Mr Roosevelt and his mate Karry S man a over Gov Thomas E and John W Briefer the top team The totals were to The democratic lead me with in the presidents and Already 407 To 124 For Show interest New Jersey bounced back the Democratic column this moon briefly yielding ernor Thomas E a row lead Further substantial boosts iir President Roosevelt electoral majority appeared outcome in Ohio and igan was most uncertain was leading in each stats by eral thousand but ands more were uncounted ana the Dewey leads were 1 With New Jersey's 16 votes Mr had a total indicated Sen Elmer Thomas Elmer Thomas count of and Dewey has the back to 324 after that has kept in the senate for 18 years W J me wt n e and ea re-election for a term ran Decisively Tuesday he will in i- by is Ada Wiet of bolt Over Germany Since 21 Mrs Warida Murphy has re- wived word that her Gov Dewey Concedes Urges Americans to Witt More of Japs start his fourth body to predictions by Gov Robert S Kerr and other j party leaders GOP Gets R r T The republican ticket carried 0111311 10 IT of the state's 77 counties on of incomplete returns r ty where from ail 31 m to Ths other IS republican ties some complete and some OKLAHOMA CITY Nov 8 still a few short were t bat 25 to his republican opponent Elmer Logan Noble for 18 years a Wagoner Woods late returns expanded ithe Roosevelt lead and generally ned the D e m o c r a 11 c party's position in congress Ample in bath FDK in Oregon PORTLAND Nov I went into today for the first time in the race for Oregon's six toral votes wit of precincts giving him votes for Governor i I tions displayed so interest houses appe Cd assured At gc N D Senator Gerald P Nyc NEW YORK Kov lowing is the text of Gov ev's statement conceding clear that Mr Roosevelt And Marty Destroyed U S lit Manila IT S PACIFIC FLEET Pearl Harbor Nov in from 152 of Rave publican dito a lead of to in a section long heralded as the state's strongest tration of Deal ment Oklahoma county considered pre-election predictions to be a- voted bitter Republican foe of the foreign policy conceded in his reelection race Governor John Moses day by a margin wide enough to cause loss among analysts Totes Lost A mix-up at Detroit blamed analysis i- In returns from of the I bv officials on inexperienced stated precincts the tion workers resulted m losing haired senator from Medicine f in about 100 Park was given to A special canvass wili have 273 William J to be made and trie Enid republican party's gubernatorial nominee in 1942 The counties which r the for same st development bearing out analyses by many taral votes appeared certain to remain in doubt until that is doae tomorrow total popular vote IB 263 precincts out- of stood at for Roosevelt to Cor Dewcy them split AU ers Michigan's electoral votes But Wayne county cut and ar has been for a fourth Has J.LI et ui in t term and every good American planes the Third fleet in i column the democrats will accept the I two- knockout blows at to the in l thp total many since October 21 Lt Murphy was fighter plane was born and reared in Ada Jtl Adra the At the time entered service ing peace aad the of was employed at an airplane i oar people plant in California He was com- I deeply for the by millions Of my fellow citizens and for labors in the r The party from election and a great force for the good of the country for the preservation of free iii America I am confident that all will me in the devout hope that in the difficult years ahead divine providence guide and protect the president of the missioned at Foster and went overseas in- March of 1944 Lately he has from bases in France and then His wife the farmer Miss da Oliver is making her home with her mother Mrs C B 819 West Twelfth while Lf is fft ff ft B T Hutchins at aii r Bay Cap tol Jobs OKLAHOMA CITY Nov I Chairman Ray O of the corporation com- led the state with votes yesterday as a quin- tet of atic incumbents settled into new terms at the thousands of ballots to i spare Weems bas served as state warden and state treasurer once ran for lieutenant r won over Page Belcher I who had votes Republican side in returns ot the state's i Ada High To Presiding Judge j the criminal court of appeals was another term as he piled np t to for J M Hill j Republican in- cincU fhe is that the eastern j oft in returns i from precincts won earily i opponents They 1 were Karl who Robert E Lee 220.898 to ia the sesontE Monroe born who won to over Robert A Howard in the fifth Denver victor i to over C L Arthur -in the eighth The Ada High School band will hold its first of the school year tonight according to an an- of Gens Ford di- rector The first is for organization purposes only and ill not hear a note All students interested in band are urged to be there especially as the students will de- termine what hour the daily tices will be held the Ada day of the Chamber of Commerce in the hotel The some of the they ara working on at tbe present time and some of their plans for the future An interesting program is planned and a large crowd is ex- to attend Jaycees In Double Purpose Meeting The regular weekly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce wilt ba followed by the first annual Jaycee Stale Legislature of I Leaders Reflected Mead Norton prominently mentioned show p m The meeting starts at Oklahoma Fair tonight and Thursday tonight in the extreme east Thursday est temperatures in Panhandle 45 in southeast Kansas Fair tonight and Thursday Cooler tonight with heavy frost in southwest and north Lowest tures 32 in northwest to 40 in southeast Somewhat warmer in west and north central Thursday A session is seh for the first part of the meeting Mancel chairman of the minstrel show has all persons with the show to bg present for the ing The until ber 7 to prepare the show will be- presented ir the High school auditorium COLFAX Calif Nov S Twelve were- killed when fre westbound Challenger at der three miles wast of here early today Coroner Francis E announced I tight under the battle cry of its for a went al alf in the rank speakers here to taks ad- other six-year term for he h that will guide P a platform of and nation to 1 alln w vantage what then was re- Sunday blows by que vana 1 as sentiment en- support for Page Cat 1 Searching Now For divers and Destroyed Nipponese Sank two warships a sab chaser a Probably sank a- heavy cruiser Damaged eight other warships a light cruiser two destroyer corts five Sank three cargo ships arid an oil tanker 14 ships and a trawler Kichols Clark Nielson Lipa acai liaises which must a be kept to search today for several dozen Yank invaders of Leyte i Jewish after Wiped oat three oil storage that two- JeWs from had destroyed a the assassination of i- life began career soon after statehood when he was elected to the first Oklahoma senate in which he Peace The victory with which the democracy's majority stamped approval on con- Egyptian Several of Them By REtMAN Nov ful Bv U S senate in auct of the war thus far served resigning in a- if was stili was less than run for congress v the cme he in his third defeated in his bid four years age campaign for a Wendell L Willkie I 10 sutes with 82 electoral I led in these j Oregon Wisconsin and I Wyoming It was a late switchover by New Jersey which sent electoral figure to 407 Along with the presidential tory Democrats made in- roads in the Republican house CITY wuv t in me Robert S Kerr said i membership which has been so fourth to a majority lately that the of president was the ran into trouble oer err i wc n and Lewd British resident today the fourth to a majority lately that the t wa the an into trouble sible choke for president tern of the state senate in yesterday's was Hill for speaker of the f Norton is a democrat and Hill 1 was the only county house member ol that party to snake-1 the others going down before of six can nominees for representative republican winners were A E Williams Joe Arthur k Price Harmon G lamy Dan M and Joe minister in the middle east heavy d age on ground reporter also that V Y AlC The men the voters pn expressed their de- e voers x that tbe polities of termination to support the Figures on- our own losses are nt vet the said air domination of over the a accounted for of the planes the ground Recruiters Hem John in Lovs to tile house of gwing hini a snot at 1 the he has indicated I I- he will Pfe Merle Lansden of the who SBaker in the April special sion back on the ticket unopposed Tom Anglin resident tern of the last won his race for re-election Ardmore army the resident were- to Jewish aspirations for a i cooperation with the home ia force an the They have approved the he con- giving that reason for the Their names were- announced TH Kr as Cohen and Ch j that in the post-war iod there shall be the ity for profitable peacetime em- ployment for returning men and women and the of our workers aed citizens and continued prosperity for Fw DENVER Nov rado six electoral votes to Thomas E Dewey and The army station jov a October U S Sen Eugene ail is on the basis heat on- Nov I The fe an City if who were vJ City and are still working this district The recruiters are for for of incomplete returns our farmers In of and dent Roosevelt had kin afl candidates in state -had 157.674 pre- to far Barley L IOT lor w cians for general i his democratic recruiters in Ada are Lt Connie 1 Mener and ian Leonard Their year term rotted up a i are in the of in E Greater wr in- I Commerce office ia the AMridge j his Best News I hotel V Bebee School Reopen Nov Babee school win resume its I on Monday November r is following a harvest period after the summer's work J 0 is principal of the school and Mrs Under- J hill is a teacher there I Bead the Ada War t Ails a woman as much as not bein able t git f th telephone in time it rings Mote S i s s- o a ther as in time o as acquittal
