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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1949

Page

2

Engine 509 Taken Off the Frisco Line

A partial railway notice outlines Engine No 509 being removed from the Frisco line and details schedule changes for trains 307 and 508 from Tulye to Fort Worth via Ada. It notes additional stops at Ada at 2 45 p m and 2 30 p m southbound, with morning return through Ada around 4 a m and mentions mail and express service adjustments.

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Premature Babe Rushed to Hospital Here

A scrambled report recounts a premature baby rushed to a local hospital. The garbled text suggests medical staff and timing details but remains unclear on outcomes. The fragmentary lines mention a venue, dates, and various names, with references to health and care.

Wooten Takes Downtown Services Auction Review

A fragmented report describes Wooten’s downtown services venture and an auction tied to a past project. It references years of experience, a central location, and ongoing site activity with various business handles and standards.

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First Run and Hos Scripting Confuses Railway Work

A garbled report describes engineer Zachritz and colleagues on the Frisco line during a rain delay. It notes Satarcey and other workers, timing shifts, and a tension about evening duties while a station incident is hinted at.

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Fortune Goes to Aid Recipient in Senn City

An elderly recipient in Senn City receives a $1600 fortune from a found stash. The money, reportedly hidden in the home of Clarkis Dallbera who died Saturday, sparked a police inquiry. Local residents, including Rae Wooster and Corones Wee Loon, aided by Sheriff, recovered clothing and trinkets from bureau drawers and a cupboard.

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Six Injured In Weekend Car Crash At City Intersection

An accident at the corner of Twelfth and Mississippi Saturday night injured six people. Witnesses say two cars collided near Vine Street, sending several occupants to Valley View Hospital with facial cuts, bruises, and shock. Names and exact injuries are unclear, but both drivers and passengers suffered varying harm.

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Roy Goad Dies Suddenly at Montgomery Ward

Roy M. Goad, manager of the shoe department at Montgomery Ward in this city, died Friday afternoon at the store from a heart attack. Funeral services set for Monday at 10 a.m. Burial at Reseda. Goad had worked in retail in eastern Illinois before joining Ward six years ago and had headed the Montgomery Ward shoe department.

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Murray College May Day to crowning of king and queen

Tishomingo residents recall high school graduates invited to Murray College May Day on April 29 with a campus all school May Day king and queen race. Freshman prom, faculty advisors and decorating plans noted, along with picnics and graduation exercises May 15 and 16.

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Migrant children face disrupted schooling across harvests

The National Education Association warns that children of migrant farm workers suffer haphazard education as families move for beans, berries, and beets. Many attend 5 to 6 schools yearly, with some not enrolled at all until late in the season. Widespread overcrowded rural schools and lax enforcement of compulsory attendance worsen poverty and low wages, compounding the problem.

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Tulsa Returns Ada Premiere for Oklahoma Oil Tale

Tulsa plans to screen the Technicolor film Tulsa in Ada for a world premiere on April 14 15 and 16 with a subsequent showing at McSwain theater. The $2 million production shot largely near Sulphur documents the discovery of oil in Oklahoma and features Hollywood talent including Haswata Robert Prester Harry Sharson Loyd Gough and Pedro Ameden Dariz. Local crowds and a visitors day boosted by Hollywood interest mark Ada’s largest turnout since Home in Oklahoma, with potential two-house showings.

Tulsa Governor Hay 7 Turner Hallswood Haswata Robert Prester Harry Sharson Loyd Gough Pedro Aemen Dariz Oklahame Hollywood Oxlanoma Ada Stilwell Oklahoma Ardmore

Scientists Hint of Farm Money Making

MEMPHIS reports scientists at a National Farm Council meeting say new knowledge could yield billions for farmers over years. Topics include Turkish-type tobacco, rare sweet potatoes, efficient machinery, pulp trees, and potential industrial crops on southern lands.

Memphis Mike Mare National Farm Chemiargic Council Wheeler McMillen Council Présiveralhan McMillen

Umpire Associations Grow in United States and Abroad

Umpire associations in China, Hawaii and Alaska have been chartered as part of a drive to improve officiating. The National Baseball Congress expects about 500 members of its National Association of Umpires to be available for sanctioned semi pro and American Legion games in July and August. Recently chartered associations include Midwest-Northern Illinois and St Louis areas. Hominy Oklahoma voters face a two year mayoral election race as ballots go out for the contest. Some fashion notes remark on glass bead necklaces and fish scale adornments, referencing consumer choices among women.

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Cub Scout Leaders to Pow Wow in Sulphur

Cub Scout leaders plan the first annual Arbuckle Area Council Pow Wow in Sulphur this Saturday afternoon and evening. Four afternoon sections cover games crafts ceremonies and administration with Ed Parry chairing the program and a Blue and Gold banquet at 6 PM. Attendees include cub masters pack committee members den mothers and parents of Cub-age boys.

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Fruit Spray Schedules Highlight Timber Orchard Care

Curtis Floyd of the Dent County Agent office outlines timing for summer spray in orchards. Next week marks the best period for the first spray as petals fatten to 74 percent, followed by a second spray about ten days later to keep worm pests in check. The recommended mix includes arsenic and sulphur compounds to protect apples and other fruits.

Curtis Floyd Dent County

County readers attend tractor maintenance school and sale

Coal county delegates will attend the State Tractor Maintenance School at the Okmulgee Okla A and M College April 5. Leaders will run demonstrations and the event is supported by the National Committee of Boys and Girls Club work with the Oklahoma Gas Company Tulsa and the Extension Service of Oklahoma A and M College. From Coal county attendees include John Grigsby Frank Whitt and others. A registered swine sale is set for April 10 with 31 club members organizing. Dairy calves arrive April 1 priced at 35 to 40 dollars each.

Johnston County Murray Stitchwater Geraldine Mercer Marion Spann Marie Marvetta Byerly Coal County Okmulgee A & M. College Oklahoma National Committee of Bove and Girls Club Stonostuned OL and Gas Company Tulsa Oklah Oklahoma A. 8 M College Stillwater John Grigsby Frank Whitt Stanley Werms Keath McMillan R. &. Wofford Curys Flord Clup Memrie Ch & Swine Stoula

Hirohito Plows Dirt In Hakone Forest Planting Ceremony

Emperor Hirohito, once divine to his people, digs soil around three Cyprus trees he planted in Hakone National Forest near Pujipams len. He then climbs into a maroon Mercedes and drives to the imperial villa at Numaay for a retreat.

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How Legislators Of This Area Have Been Voting

Senators from this area show patterns on measures in the twenty second legislature session. Key votes include SB 165 on judges raises. Cobb Hope Medlock Thompson supported the immediate pay raise while others split. House printing funds backed. SB 93 salary bills and SB 148 immediate secretary of state raise passed with regional support.

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Dutch Police Chief Executed for War Crimes

Amsterdam reports the chief of German police Hanns Nalbin Rauter was executed after a Dutch court sentenced him to death for war crimes. The official announcement confirms the ruling amid wartime occupation disclosures.

Amsterdam Netherlands Hanns Nalbin Rauter

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