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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1950

Page

7

Notice of Hearing in Oklahoma Estates and Petitions

Multiple notices from Pontotoc County and Ada Oklahoma outline hearings on estates. Executors seek final accounts, heir determinations, distributions, and discharge. Dates set in April May 1950 with appearances for interested parties at the county courthouse in Ada.

EE Getos Dorew Donnie Peithoer Senate BON Senex Inaton Minnie Jones County of Pontos State Oklanoma Jaen Amid Wil Coursy Ada Kata Pontolae Sd County Court Anesko Tom D. MenkOw T County Sustice Noticy. Wa DS Paammack Jowepoine Hammack Anid Avid Court Josephine Hammack Maren Pantotoc Rinte Oklaboran Sarah B. Bandeewan N. Garrett Sarah E. Sanderson Eatnte Amostine Mateibuton Rk Tate

Ada Postmaster Awaits Revision on Mail Service Changes

Ada postmaster Mary West awaits instructions on revised mail service as notices indicate changes will occur. Postmaster General Donaldson announced nationwide cutbacks including single daily residential delivery and window closures to curb rising costs. Congress debates funding as House members prepare to vote next week.

Mary West Ada Ubhewy Washington Jesse M. Donaldson Donaldson Congress Cong Ress Portal Cannon D-No Appropriations Committee House

Man Plots Death of Family To Clear Debts

Los Angeles police say 34 year old John H. Grant admitted planning to murder 16 people aboard an airliner to collect 25 000 dollars in life insurance and erase debts. Detectives said a crude gasoline bomb was found in luggage before takeoff and a complaint will be sought charging 16 counts of attempted murder.

C. Edwards John Grant Gardena Calif Mary Anne Robert Inglewood San Diego Los Angeles John H. Grant Grant Ned G. Logsdon Mark Goodstone

Oklahoma Ex GI Nabbed by German Police in Munich

Homer Cook, 27, of Muskogee Oklahoma, a twice-escaped former GI, was arrested in Munich sleeping in a freight car. He faces 36 charges including illegal entry and escaping jail after an escape from Dachau. He was traveling from America to Havana without showing identity papers when detained.

Munich Germany Oklahoma America Havanna U.S. Army Homer Cook Muskopee Oklo Cook Dachau Army Conk

Escapees Claim Coal County Jail Breakout in Oklahoma

Two inmates escaped from Coal County Jail in COALGATE Oklahoma by prying bars from their cell window. Identified as James Wills Hutton and Frederick Henry Hush, both listed as escapees from Kentucky state penitentiary. Authorities searched the area with highway patrols, looking for traces and possible roadblocks.

Coalgate Gica Coal County S21 Highway Patrol James Wills Hutton Frederick Henry Hush Kentucky State Penitentiary

New Washable Fabric Slat Vertical Blind

A washable vertical blind made of rayon fabric slats offers washable slats in over 26 colors. It features a concealed control rod for adjustable daylight, no tapes or cords, and easy removal for laundering by hand or dry cleaning. Multiple color and panel options enable various decorative effects.

Gardner Hahaneral Features

British Hurry to Fill Gas Tanks

British motorists rushed to stock up on gasoline after a tax increase raised prices to a 30 year high. The tax boost took effect at 6 pm and some drivers bought ration units before the deadline as Winston Churchill's Conservatives prepared to attack the budget in Commons. Richard Austen Butler leads opposition remarks as debate opens.

London House of Commons Winston Churchi Richard Austen Butler Moncay

Farm wife drowns after pond accident near home

Vita Bushwhead reports Elmer Reeger, a farm wife, fell from the pond bank while fishing and disappeared for hours. Sheriff Amos Ward led the search. the body was found by a neighbor as she attempted to return home. Survived by husband and two daughters Zeca and Lehox of Ponce.

Vita Elmer Reeger Amos Ward Zeca Lehox Ponce

Last Search Plane Spots Life Raft In Baltic Rescue Effort

U S and Danish Swedish vessels race to locate a missing patrol bomber after a life raft is sighted near Romnholm Denmark and the Swedish coast. The craft carried 10 crewmen missing since last Saturday with a possible Russian fighter attack suspected.

Wiesbaden Germany U. S. Navy Baltic Sea Romnholm U. S. Ai Kastrup Copenhagen Denmark U. S. Air Force Wal- St. E. Dahien St Petersburg

Former Francis Resident Dies at 50 in Seminole

Mrs. W. H. Poole 50, formerly Pansy Johnson, died Friday morning at Seminole. Funeral set for Monday at 2:30 at Tulsa Memorial Christian Church. She attended Francis schools and lived there many years. Survivors include sister Mrs. M. D. Roseberry of Ada.

W. H. Poole Pansy Johnson Seminole Tulsa Memorial Christian Church Poole Francis M. D. Roseberry Ada

Willard School to Present Operetta The Magic Beanstalk

Willard School plans a comic operetta The Magic Beanstalk on Thursday April 20 in the Ada Junior High auditorium. A cast of 250 includes Detroil Johnson and Jimmy Reynolds in lead roles with a rhythm band, square dance, fan drill, and Dutch dance by various grade levels. Proceeds fund a baby grand piano for the new building under construction.

Willard School Ada Junior High School Coy A. Moody Jack Detroil Johnson Ogre Jimmy Reynolds Cow Larry Gary McGuire Larry McGuire Grace Poys Ben Crow Kathryn Smith Linde Drummond Don Eubanks Richard Wallach Mar Bentley Georgia McCord Sara Lance Mavis Quincy Sammy Sheegog Edna Wallace Azalia Rives Airamy Saiver Booby Williames

Allen High Alumni Banquet Goes Circus Themed

Allen High Alumni plan a circus themed banquet at the high school gym on Saturday May 13 at 7 30 p m with Luther Jones as president. A large planning meeting included many locals as committees organize decorations food programs and invitations. About 208 attended previously and reservations plus a 25 cent dues are required for attendance.

Allen Highschool Luther Jones Allen Lola Dell Levin Butler Demon Shandy J. C. Kidwell Aucun Kidwell Demon

Ada Library to Drop Story Hour in May and Start Vacation Club in June

The Ada public library will suspend the Children's Story Hour after April 29. No story hour in May while June brings a Vacation Reading Club. Patrons are urged to visit the library to obtain new library cards, as post May 6 new applications will be required for a card. Recent shelf additions include numerous juvenile and adult titles across multiple authors and topics.

Ada Public Library Sharon Cooper Natchez Graham Gielgud Smith Mason Harrison Brother Dowdey Norman Hatch Dodge Claudia David Franken Knight Corbett Gibson Jubile Junction Ernenwein Meredith Ermine Haycox Delves-Broughton Cardinal Robinson Winsor Weeping Bay Davidman

Sulphur Teachers For 50-51 Chosen

Sulphur announces the selection of teachers and staff for the 1950 51 term. The list includes George Portman as superintendent and Marjorie Hamby as secretary, with nurses and multiple principals and instructors across Cameron Washington Dunbar and other schools.

George Portman Marjorie Hamby Nettie McKinley Webb George Duke Leo Barnes Monte Barton Jack Cox Gertrude Donighe Sarah Duke Maryella Norwood Florence Pevehouse Gladys Pates Ruby Townsley Mildred Vaughan Ina Chaney Gladys Tingle May P. Stephens Foy Stout Harral Scott Lillian Collins Cameron Billie Fern Stroud Edna Alexander Frances Cox Ruth Dougherty Jack Greenlee Fleeta Horn Byrd Norman Allie Puttkamer Mra Carmen Werrell Bill Sleig Leonard Summers David J. Wenner R. BE. Bunter Joe Mann Lewis Sparks Robert Taylor C. D. Yates Harvey Smith T. Wood Henry Cayles

Kindly Cabby Has Double Bocking

Baltimore on April 19 7 a taxi driver Andy Pulver picked up a passenger carrying two beer cases. The man ordered Pulver to two addresses to pick up girls. At the first address he asked to change a ten, four tens were counted, the passenger grabbed the tens and fled. The stolen money and beer were thought to be compensation. A separate line notes that thirty eight percent of automobile deaths occur on open highways.

Baltimore Andy Pulver Pulver Rer Mars

King LeopoldIII offers temporary powers to Prince Baudouin

In Brussels on April 15 exiled King Leopold III proposed surrendering his powers temporarily to his 19 year old son Prince Baudouin to ease Belgiums political crisis. He spoke in Flemish and French in a six minute broadcast recorded in Switzerland where he has lived since 1945. He said he would not relinquish power until parliament invites him back and he would reclaim it when the nation and government deem fit.

Brussels Belgium UWP Leopold III Belgia Prince Baudouin Chris- Hans Leopold Switzerland

Antlers News Reports Population Rise and Local Events

Antlers eyes population growth as census figures lag targets. Finis Amend notes annexed areas share the burden. Mataha census supervisor sets up two new districts. Mountaineers beat Pauls Valley 12 to 2 in home opener. Texoma Sandlot League begins May 9 with Atoka and Antlers. Community activities include a dogwood tour, church officers, FFA district win, and a 23 pound carp catch. Local livestock clinic draws many youths and farmers for demonstrations.

Antlers Finis Pushmataha Old City Antlers Mountaineers Atoka Tom McVay Mountaineers Pauls Valley Raiders Texoma McVay

Holiday Revue Ticket Sales Start Monday in Ada

Ticket sales begin Monday April 17 for the Holiday Revue at Ada Junior High auditorium May 11 and 12. Proceeds fund the Valley View hospital expansion. Tickets priced 1 and 2 plus tax include reserved seats. exchange required for actual seats in the Aldridge hotel lobby May 8-12.

Valley View Hosnia O'Benton Browsing Ralph Delaney Gro Mve Lester Cummings Bill Orton Bette Anne Gwin Roy Lollar Howard Fleet Fault Rice Catholic Methodist First Christian Episcopal, Nazarene Presbyterian Asbury Methodist Tanti Study Club National Secretaries Association Pontotoc County Medical Auxiliary Ada Garden Clubs Newcomers’ Club Music Club Aldridge Hotel Ada Mack Braly Preston O'Neal Mickey McBride Clifford Byrne Henry Grane Mary Pratt Reynolds

Wolf Hunters Here’s Chance Notice

Timber wolves have become numerous along the east side of Pontotoc county from Steedman to Bogey creek near Busby 4-B ranch. They are seen in daylight, threatening cattle and poultry as smaller animals dwindle. Some wolves described as large.

Pontotoc County Busby Steedman Bogey Creek

Perjury case seen in McCarthy era clash over Lattimore

Testimony by Budenz and Lattimore raised questions of communist links and possible perjury charges. Budenz tied Lattimore to Soviet agents and to a conspiracy to bring China into the communist orbit, naming Field and Jaffe. The debate echoes the Chambers Hiss case and highlights how a perjury charge could decide the truth before a Senate panel.

Qwen Lattimore Lattimore Communist Party China Budenz McCarthy Hist Chambers Whittaker Chambers House Un-American Activeities Committee Alger Hiss State Department Hiss Toment Frederick Vanderbilt Field The Institute of Pacific Relations Philip Jaffe Amerasia Fort Worth Dallas Kansas City

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