Ada Evening News 1910s Publication Details
Ada Oklahoma consolidated newspaper notes list mergers with Ada Weekly Democrat Pontotoc County Enterprise and Ada Star Democrat. Includes pricing and mail rates for weekly publication published Thursdays.
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Ada
Oklahoma
The
News Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc County Enterprise
Ada- Star-Democrat
Ada Evening News
Ada Weekly News
ADA Weekly
Soil conservation plan urged by government expert
An unnamed government-linked expert outlines soil and farm issues. He notes uneven soil program adoption, graduates not returning to farms, lack of capital, and non-resident landowners hindering conservation. He suggests government-led financial incentives and county agents to oversee a unified program.
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Schools of Agriculture
Small nations face limited rights under强 power politics
The piece argues tiny nations cannot demand rights and must seek offers from stronger powers. It cites Poland's leader in London, warns force defines modern diplomacy, and notes Poland would rely on Russia and Britain for survival while hoping for justice and mercy from larger nations.
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Poland
London
United States
Great Britain
Russia
China
Hitler
Japan
Pacific
Asia
Well Disciplined Individual Living Basis for Sound National Life
Essay argues that self discipline, counsel from elders, and moral restraint build a strong nation. Cites Proverbs, Jeremiah, Paul to stress temperance and avoidance of evil. Warns against modern self expression as a false guide and urges fixed standards for public service.
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William E. Gilroy
Jeremiah
Jonadab
Rechab
Paul
Corinthians
Thessalonians
Frrom
God
Israel
War wear and farming balance in wartime America
The text urges patience on Germany's internal state and possible war end this year, notes favorable fighting weather into November, and says victory timing is uncertain. It stresses urban reliance on farm production, warns against urban overreach harming farmers, and calls lawmakers to balance price and yield to avoid bare cupboards.
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Germany
Europe
Pacific
Congress
Wheat Belt
Ada urged to secure long term water supply and repairs
An editorial argues Ada has ample water from Byrds Mill spring and a leaky but serviceable pipeline. It recommends quick leak repairs and continued maintenance, with plans for a two mile bypass, a potential circular belt line, and a future reservoir to ensure growth and protect against shortages.
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Ada
Byrds Mill
New Parachute Scarf Trade Grows From Daring Landing
An Associated Press report describes a wartime racket where green silk parachute scarves torn from chutes used by paratroopers become prized barter items. Sailors trade for German gear, while officers claim historic value linked to Maj. Gen. Maxwell Taylor.
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Associated Press
Navy
Maxwell Taylor
France
Gen. Maxwell
Empire State Building
Yugoslav Partisans Capture 14 Towns In Countryside Drive
In a broadcast Tito announced Yugoslav partisans seized 14 towns villages and strong points. Berlin radio reported Rab island off Dalmatian coast freed after Italy capitulation as Germans pulled first line troops from Yugoslavia and moved northward.
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London
Tito
Berlin
Rab
Dalmatian
Yugoslavia
Vinegar Joe to Be Full General
President Roosevelt nominated Lt. Gen. Joseph Warren Stilwell to be a full general in the United States Army. The promotion would elevate Stilwell alongside Marshall MacArthur and Eisenhower and signal expanded duties in the Burma China area under Chiang Kai-Shek and Mountbatten.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph Warren Stilwell
Burma
United States
Stilwell
George C. Marshall
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Burma-China
U. S
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Southeast Asia
Louis Mountbatten
Stillwell
Senate
Warm Humid Weather Continues Across Oklahoma With Showers
Oklahoma heads for warm and humid conditions with 20 to 30 mph winds. Temperatures today reach 95 to 100, with 103 in Altus yesterday and scattered northern showers tonight. Tomorrow, most areas stay fair, extreme northeast unsettled. lows and highs vary by city.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Altus
McAlester
Waynoka
Ponca City
Enid
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Guymon
Nazi Flying Bombs May Have Become More Horrible
London reports describe increasing Nazi flying bomb activity over England. Home Secretary Morrison hints Germans may silence bombs as he reviews audible signals and imminent danger warnings for civilians. Reports also cover night and day attacks, casualties, and BBC pool updates on Rommel and French resistance.
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A. J. Goldberg
London
England
Herbert Stanley Morrison
Home Security
Commons Today
Morrison
Rommel and Stuelpnagel Alleged Death Reported
The French underground reported both Marshal Erwin Rommel and General Otto von Stuelpnagel dead in France. Rommel was said to be fatally wounded in the head during an air attack on the Normandy front, though German radio denied the death.
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Stuelpnapel
France
Hitler
Stuelpnagel
NBC
Merrill Mueller
Rommel
Douvre
Mueller
Bernay
Algiers
Erwin Rommel
Otto von Steulpnagel
Committee of National Liberation
Normandy
Allied Planes Raid Europe In Massive Operations
More than 3 000 American planes attacked Munich central Germany French airfields and Romanian oil works at Bucharest and Ploesti. A combined force of 1 200 Flying Fortresses Liberators and 1 000 British fighters targeted Germany and France while over 500 U S 15th Air Force bombers struck Romanian objectives near the Russian front. Munich was the main objective of the British armada.
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London
Munich
Germany
Bucharest
Ploesti
Britain
France
Italy
Fewer Germans Facing Yugoslavs in Yugoslavia
In Bari Italy reports say German forces in Yugoslavia have fallen to under 350000, mostly second rate units. First line troops withdrawn, 17 divisions on July 1 reduced to 10, with Albanian Bulgarian and Quisling units aiding. Remaining divisions include Poles Czechs and Sudeten Germans under German officers. Luftwaffe in the region fields 75 to 100 fighters across several fields.
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Bari
Italy
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Four Wounded Sooners To Hospital In Texas
Four Oklahoma soldiers arrived at Mc Closkey General Hospital in Temple Texas from the European theater. They were Corp Elwood Mc Mahan Chickasha Sgt J T James Tulsa Pfc William J Haley Hanna and Pvt Russell Grazier El Reno. In Beggs Oklahoma P Ray Hawkins 53 was struck and killed while driving a cow along a highway near here. The driver was jailed at Okmulgee.
MacArthur Advances as Sixth Army Seizes Sansapor
Unopposed Allied leapfrog lands Gen Douglas MacArthur's forces near Sansapor on New Guinea completing reconquest. Sixth Army captures Sansapor village and holds Vogelkop beaches including Amsterdam and Middelburg islets, advancing toward Mindanao and Halmahera with minimal resistance.
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New Guinea
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Sixth Army
Sansapor
Neemfoor
Vogelkop
Amsterdam
Middelburg
Sansapoor
Mindanao
Halmahera
Sorong
Allied Thunderbolts Stop German Gun Emplacement in Normandy
A brief pivot reports Lt Leslie Boce of Victoria Virginia leading American Thunderbolts to strike a German gun post near Gavray Normandy, opening the road for a ground column. The exchange shows the air team asking how they fared and the ground commander confirming success and movement. In separate notes, a Texas driller hits a gas well during a hot drought and a Mexico expedition uncovers ancient images of women wearing short skirts.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Normandy
Ner Gavray
Leslie Boce
Victoria
Boce
Mexico City
Juan Valenzuela
Mexico
Bride Greets Clerk For Marriage License In Hamilton
In Hamilton Montana a bride-to-be explains Vadan Ignace Scruggs could not attend the courthouse due to haying duties and sent her to secure the marriage license. The brief note highlights the couple's pending nuptials and Scruggs's farming obligations.
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Hamilton
Mont
Vadan Ignace Scruggs
Oil Use Varies From Homes to Plants On the Coast
The average oil heated home requires about 45 barrels of fuel oil each year while a single large east coast steel plant can need up to 2 500 000 barrels annually.
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Wm. D. Little
Okla
Feneral Dept
State Senate
Fritzy
NEA
Bosun
Gli
Partisan, Jr
Livorno
Sherman Montrose
Nea-Acme
Vinegar Joe
Joe Stilwell
Victory Garden
Riverside
Conn
Victory
Andrew S. Wing
National Victory Garden Institute
Sooners
Texas
MacArthur
New Long
Philippine Islands
Dadburn
Edem
B. A. Duffey
M. J. Green
Victory Gardens
Paramushiro
Norman Bell
Pearl Harbor
United States Fleet
Honolulu
Bell
North Pacific
United Nations
U.S. Navy
Paramushiro Island
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