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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1948

Page

5

Texas City a Boom Town Out of Ashes

Texas City has risen from the 1947 disaster with new mills, docks, and homes. Monsanto, Pan American, Cabide and Carbon plan expansions as the harbor area rebuilds, aided by nearly 4 million in fire and explosion insurance payments. About 2,000 new houses are under construction and payrolls approach 5 million annually as workers fill the modern cottages along the rebuilt streets.

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1948 Woman Is Heroic in Role as Citizen and Businesswoman

Washington report profiles Mrs Stone and a celebration of women’s political involvement. It praises American women as capable organizers who balance home duties with public life, and notes debates about why women have not yet entered politics in larger numbers.

Washington Df Ems Ag Hocold Stone Lendus of Women Voters United Nations Mrs. Truman White House Anthony Farler Mrs. Stone Rigan S. Burton C. Mildred Thompson Vassar College Wiomen Ubtic Af Ann United States

Board studies spelling of town name Chouteau variant

The Board of Geographic Names weighs recognizing Chouteau instead of Choteau as the town’s correct spelling. Current usage shows Chouteau as post office and government spelling for the community in Mayes County, Oklahoma.

Washington Board of Geographic Names Chouteau Choteau Mayes Comen Dixie Ollahoma Taw

Woman Driver Halts Switch Engine on Broadway Tracks

A woman driving a truck became stranded on railroad tracks near Broadway. The truck jammed the gear, blocking the switch engine. A switch crew spotted the halted train, stopped it before a crash, and worked to free the vehicle after a ten minute stoppage.

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Seashore Gold Rush Sparks Treasure Hunt at Ocean Shores

In Seashore Seaport, a weekend sea hunt drew about 400 residents and visitors as diggers with shovels and pails combed the sands for buried treasure. Locals report prospect of gold coins from a Bath Century stash along the Skhtows berg banks, with fifteen coins recovered so far and an estimated value around 275 dollars per the finder Fred Burnet. Police and local officials note activity continues with crowds gathering since dawn.

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Dust Storms Hit Oklahoma State Areas

Dust storms swept across parts of Oklahoma including Ponca City and Gage as winds up to 39 miles per hour reduced visibility. A warm front from the south sparked the dust, with no precipitation for weeks and temperatures around 88 degrees. Farmers faced potential crop damage as storms threaten spring wheat fields and roads remained slick with dust.

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If the UN Can't Stop Russia Who Can

Burton Heath er surveys UN observers view on stopping Russian aggression. They favor a non Communist coalition led by the United States, backed by Britain France and Benelux, leveraging Eurasian relief and US resolve to deter further Soviet action. They expect eventual Russian restraint if the alliance holds and UN pressure increases.

Burton Heather Lake Success NEA Russia United Nations Sevist Nusb Hhur United States Cel Great Britain Truman Tilsit Sovie Cirle Papének Stevie Thia Cam Grou'yko Sife U.S Chile Br. Pageanek Czechoslovakia Ortgin Roscow Tito Vee Moscow Italy

Local pilots complete first solo flights at Myers field

Four new solo pilots Sam Kite Dece Riges Perry Buckley and Hubert Nunnady logged solo flights at Myers field along with multiple cross country legs. Other flyers Leo Presley and Hute Nick journeyed to Houston Clifford Finlen visited Oklahoma City while Pins Sinnott and family made a business trip there. Bob Badgwell and Marshall Piss also traveled to nearby cities as Sandy Guest and Robin Campbell joined the group.

Myers Aiart Suring Tie Mass Woul Nia Jusien Adda He Pital Inglis Sam Kite Dece Riges Perry Buckley Hubert Nunnady Myers Field Leo Presley Hute Nick Houston Clifford Finlen Oklahoma City Pins Sinnott

Blue Cross Enrollments Fund Hospital Care in County Plan

Blue Cross officials announce county wide enrollment to finance hospital care for members. Seven board administrators and seven laymen oversee funds used for processing memberships and hospital expenses. Approximately six cents of every dollar goes to hospital care with a reserve fund set aside for contingencies. The plan is nonprofit with no stockholders and meetings are planned at multiple county locations to explain benefits. Enrollment runs Monday through Saturday, April 24, with at least 30 percent county residents required for a county wide program.

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Seex to Identify Man Beaten Fatally

Clinton Oklahoma April 12 state and county officers seek help identifying a 30 year old man found beaten and fatally injured near a nascent highway landing crust eight hours after discovery 150 yards from a farm. Police say the body showed signs of placement by another person. An patrol officer said two men and two women were seen in the area shortly before the discovery.

Clinton Idenfey Bee Oklahoma Ralpt Thompson

Marriage of Maria Jeritea to Searcy in Newark Cathedral

Maria Jeritea a 1 year old former Wetromalizan opera star and Searcy an executive of Newark N J were married today at Saint Patries Cathedral. Jeritea’s first marriage to Ravan Leopold Posper De Pad Nore ended in annulment. The second husband, Movie Pro or Wenkield Shothan, died in I fo eg ae an I The U S rfint cares 55 mi on a seat on the difference between the value of the metal going into coins and the value of the coins.

EDRK Maria Jeriize Searcy Iness Newark N. J St. Patries’s Madame Jeritea Ravan Leopold Posper de Pad- Nore Proor Wenkield Shothan U. S Rfint

Music Meet Is Praised By East Central Officials

Inter scholastic music march at East Central Oklahoma district ends with 1100 to 1300 students involved, several ensembles, and high praise from director E Paul Enix. Judges granted fewer superior ratings yet all entrants showed quality. state meets slated for late April and early May at Oklahoma University.

Enst Cerstral Bith East Central Oklahoma E. Paul Enix Bile Enix Los Epic Enke Maug Oklahoma University Lew Brown Marth Townsistate Dantos Tex Wyatt Freeman Tulse Wall Rogers High School John &. Loog B. Mt. Perking Clement Hutenutsen Oklahoma End M Oklahoma Universsity

Two Teens Plead Guilty In Auto Theft and Burglary

Two teen boys pleaded guilty in district court before Judge Hoyt Deis. One admitted stealing a neighbor’s car to visit Stratford and received a three year suspended sentence after police stopped pursuit. The Indian boy confessed to breaking into a beer joint and also got a three year suspended term. Both will report monthly to the district judge for supervision, per the judge’s instruction.

Hoyt Deis Stratford Driskill

Soviet vetoes stall Western bid at United Nations

Five additional Soviet vetoes avert a Western bid to keep Italy out of the United Nations Security Council. The council agreed to resume voting on ten officer applicants, while blocking the Western power attempt and delaying further action.

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