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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1945

Page

6

Personal Physician Attempted Poison Hitler Says Goering Wife

Emmy Goering told Curt Riess at the German Czechoslovak border that Adolf Hitler’s personal doctor once tried to poison him with strychnine. Brandt warned Hitler, but Hitler kept Morell as his physician and later arrested Brandt after his wife was captured.

Hitler Goering Curt Riess Hermann Goering Frau Emmy Goering Adolf Hitler Fuehrer Frau Goering Morell Brandt Emmy Red Cross Goebbels Himmler Martin Bormann Gering

Hitler feared Goering's role in his private life

A wartime testimony recounts Hitler's control over Goering and Eva Braun, detailing Goering's loyalty and fears of mutiny, Hitler's deadly pride, and Goering's possible, but unacted, self harm. The account notes Hitler's cold humor about Goering's front trips and the erosion of personal ties as the war dragged on.

Hitler Eva Goering Russia Emmy Fuehrer Frau Goebbels

City of Ada B-29 crew touted by Governor Kerr

Governor Kerr quotes Captain Jack Ambrose of Ada Oklahoma about his B-29 the City of Ada and his crew calling them the batt lining by the 314th Bombardment Wing. He praises Sergeant Gerald W. Willoughby of Ponca City as central fire control gunner and lauds the crew as a formidable unit.

Jack S. Ambrose Air Corps 314Th Ambrose Ada Okla Kenneth E. Ambrose Ada Gerald W. Willoughby Ponca City Willoughby Oklahoma North Fork Soil Savers Sayre North Fork of Oklahoma Bankers Association Eugene Gunn Harry Cham Ed Roberts Love County John Steele Batson Raymond Gary Madill Fred Chapmen Ardmore Roy Biles Rhys Evans Wilson Wallace

Bronze Arrowhead Awarded to Ada Soldier in 36th Texas Division

Cpl. Cluster Christian of Route 3 Ada received the Bronze Arrowhead for his role in Euro theater invasions including Salerno and Riviera landing. The 36th Infantry Division fought on two D Days in Italy and Southern France and breached the Siegfried Line at Wissenbourg while accumulating 400 days of combat, advancing into Germany and Austria.

Christian Cpl Cluster Christian Gilbert Christian Route 3 Ada 36Th Texas” Division Salerno Riviera 36Th Infantry Division Italy France San Pietro Cassino Rapido River Anzio Wissenbourg Germany Austr

Byrd Returns to U S After European Service

Sgt. James E. Byrd 30, veteran of 13 months as a driver in the European Theater, flew into Presque Isle Army Air Field aboard an ATC Snowball fleet plane. He bears four battle stars and the Purple Heart. He is married to Mrs. Francis E. Byrd of Phoenix, and is the son of E. M. Byrd of 514 West Twenty-Third.

Byrd U. S James E. Byrd Presnue Isle Army Air Field ATC North Atlantic Division Sgt. Byrd Francis E. Byrd Phoenix, Ariz E. M. Byrd West

Maj Jean Crabtree's Brave B 26 Mission Record

Mrs Mary Jane Crabtree listened to KFJZ Fort Worth as her husband Maj Jean Crabtree described a climactic moment of his overseas flying. He led a B 26 Marauder squadron with over 70 bombing missions earning the Air Medal and 13 Oak Leaf Clusters. His plane was struck by flak but he saved the mission after aborting then countermanding the jump order. The Bridge Busters completed 100 missions in 119 days and helped destroy nine of fourteen bridges over the Seine in one week.

Mary Jane Crabtree KFJZ Fort Worth Tex Maj Jean Crabtree Crabtree Ernest Crabtree Ada Seine River

Linguists Needed as Chicago Police Struggle with Chinese Tags

Chicago police face a tag mix up after a fire at a Chinese laundry near the Chicago Avenue station. Officers sent shirts to the laundry but could not read Chinese writing on the tags to reclaim their packages.

Chicago Chicago Avenue Station

Private Foy Rose Returns Home From European Theater

Pfc. Foy E. Rose, 23, a radio operator with 25 months overseas in the European theater, arrived back July 23. He holds the Purple Heart, Oak Leaf Cluster, seven battle stars, Good Conduct Medal, ETO ribbon and a ribbon. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rose, 128 East Fourth.

Foy Rose States Pfc Foy E. Rose Rose Bert Rose East Fourth

Capt Ray Completes Course in Flexible Gunnery

Capt Clarence Cody Ray son of Arthur A Ray graduated from the Army Air Forces Flexible Gunnery course at Laredo Army Air Field after five weeks of study covering tactics maintenance and theory. Completion earns him the Aircraft Observer rating.

Ray Clarence Cody Ray Arthur A. Ray Army Air Forces Laredo Army Air Field

Ensign Ryan Completes Navy Flight Training at Glenview

Ensign Paul D. Ryan son of Mr and Mrs William A Ryan 425 East Fourteenth finishes the last phase of Carrier Qualification Training Unit at Naval Air Station Glenview Illinois and is ordered to report to the west coast for duty He is spending leave at home prior to reporting and joined the navy on November 4 1942 He has had prior flight training in the Army and is now an instructor Ensign Ryan

Ryan Paul D. Ryan William A. Ryan East Fourteenth Navy Naval Air Station Glenview West Coast Army Ensign Ryan

Navy Radioman First Class Collier Arrives at Largest Naval Station

Collier Clifford C. Collier radioman first class 26 husband of Mrs Lorrie Collier 901 East Ninth arrived at the worlds largest naval receiving station He has served two years nine months in the navy formerly stationed at Noroton Conn Farragut Idaho and Gulfport Miss His brother R R Collier is a radio technician first class in the navy They are sons of Mrs Etta Collier 825 East Tenth

Collier Navy Clifford C. Collier Lorrie Collier East Ninth Noroton Conn Farragut Idaho Gulfport Miss R. R. Collier Etta Collier East Tenth

Altus Beavers win to reach regional Legion tournament

Altus Beavers clinch Oklahoma title by routing Oklahoma City Bill Mosiers 8 to 3 to advance to the regional American Legion baseball tournament in Austin Texas August 14 to 17. Pitcher Jack Shirley earns MVP honors after a three hit title game and the Beavers total ten hits off three Mosiers pitchers.

Oklahoma City Altus Beavers Oklahoma American Legion Austin Texas Altus Bill Mosiers New Mexico Louisiana Beavers Mosiers Jack Shirley Buck Sporting Goods

Aerial Gunner Missing After Near 110 Mission Goal

Tailgunner Kurt J. Herrmann of Babylon New York is MIA just two missions short of his self set 110 mission retirement goal. The 26 year old sergeant fought over two oceans and three enemy capitals and passed up chances to go home. He had 108th mission over Kochi Japan on July 4 1945.

Guam Kurt J. Hermann Babylon N. Y Kochi Japan 20Th Air Force Lewis L. Colburn Niagara Falls Germann 12Th Air Force North Africa Sardinia Rome Washington Henry H. Arnold Air Forces Eighth Air Force England Berlin RAF Spaatz Hermann

No Polio Epidemic Here County Has Had Three Cases

A county health check shows three polio cases this year, not an epidemic. Two cases are in Stonewall with one fatal. one case from Bebee area. Crippled Childrens Hospital in Oklahoma City treats two children. Public health warns against creek swims with possible sewage, urges back to school prep and preschool clinics ahead of September 10 start.

Pontotoc R. H. Mayes Stonewall Bebee Crippledon Ada

Chaplins Expecting Again

The Times reports that Oona ONeill Chaplin, 20, wife of Charlie Chaplin, is expecting another baby. Close friends confirm. Chaplin and Oona, daughter of Eugene ONeill, would have their second child. No comment from the couple. Estimated arrival time not learned.

Hollywood the Times Oona O’neill Chaplin Charlie Chaplin

Clothing Aid To Overseas War Victims In World Conflict

Henry J. Kaier reports millions of clothing items will reach war victims before winter, with 15,564,266 pounds shipped or planned to Europe and the Far East by July 23. Allocations include Belgium 1,816,284 and Yugoslavia 4,423,647 pounds, among others, plus a national total of 150,366,104 pounds.

Henry J. Kaier Europe Far East Belgium Czechoslovakia France Greece Italy Philippines Yugoslavia China Russia Virgil Alexander Pontotoc County

Jap Soldiers Seize Civilian Surrender Flag in Luzon

Aug 6 report from Northern Luzon states Pi Japanese troops confiscated a civilian surrender banner, then were killed in battle. The tale, told by one of nine Japanese captured after a delayed message spurred civilian surrender, contrasts brutal control of civilians with expectations of American action.

Russell Brines Luzon Manila

Illness Fatal To Sue Bell McKinley

Sue Bell McKinley five months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Tom McKinley formerly of Ada and now of Houston Texas died at an Oklahoma City hospital Monday at 1 pm She had been ill while visiting relatives and was taken to Oklahoma City for treatment Surviving are the parents grandparents Mrs Ben K McKinley of Ada Mr and Mrs J O Elliston of Holdenville a sister Shirley Kay McKinley of Houston and great grandmother Mrs T J Chambless of Ada Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Criswell's.

Sue Bell McKinley Joe Tom McKinley Ada Houston Tex Oklahoma City Criswell’s Ben K. McKinley J. O. Elliston Holdenville Shirley Kay McKinley T. J. Chambless

Hope For Low-Cost Children's Clothes Gains Steam

An Associated Press survey finds more essential garments likely to appear next month as a nationwide program aims to meet minimum needs amid cotton shortages. Government and trade experts urge caution against stocking up beyond essential needs.

Washington Associated Press

Truman had detailed plan to deprive Germany of war power

President Truman arrived at Potsdam with a prepared program to disarm Germany and shrink its industry to a peaceful size. Behind the scenes, the Roosevelt era FEA led dozens of committees to study Germany's sectors, producing a comprehensive preview by Leo Crowley to guide dismantling of German war capacity.

James Marlow Washington Truman Germany Potsdam White House Mr. Truman Roosevelt FEA War Production Board Army and Navy Interior State Commera Leo T. Crowley FEA Toss Crowley Senate

Senator Hiram W. Johnson dies at 79 in California

longtime Republican leader and former California governor Hiram W. Johnson died at Naval Hospital at age 79 after two and a half weeks confinement. He opposed the League of Nations covenant and the world court and helped shape California policy on initiative recall and suffrage. His career spanned major battles over the Mexican water treaty and the Boulder Dam project. His wife was by his side.

Washington Hiram W. Johnson California League of Nations San Francisco United Nations Organization Naval Hospital Robert D. Duncan USN Senate Congress Wilson League of Nations Covenant Iater United States World Court McKellar D.-Tenn Connally Johnson Central Valley

Renowned wartime leader Winston Churchill remembered

In defeat he remains, as he will always, a statesman and a valiant leader of Britain at war, as noted by the Akron Beacon Journal in Ohio.

Winston Church Britain Akron, O Beacon-Journal

Youth Killed In Car Wreck Near Ada

James L. Spence age 18 of 1018 South Belmont was killed when his car went out of control on State Highway 12 four miles east of Ada. The 1940 Pontiac registered to J D Spence left the paving, skimmed 219 feet, and landed in a creek bed with six inches of water. Passengers Billie June Faust Warren Guy Bob Perry and George Price were injured but not seriously. Warren suffered chest and head injuries while Price and Perry had minor injuries. Spence was due for army induction Wednesday.

James L. Spence South Belmont Ada Harvey Hawkins Spence Hawkins J. D. Spence Young Spence Billie June (Faust) Warren Stonewall Guy Bob Perry George Price Hobart Price Perry Miss Warren Valley View Hospital

Widow Edith Roosevelt Celebrates 84th Birthday at Sagamore Hill

Mrs Edith K Roosevelt widow of Theodore Roosevelt spent her 84th birthday at Sagamore Hill with family. Her surviving son Lt Col Archibald Roosevelt was present, recently discharged from more than three years in the Pacific.

T. R Oyster Bay N. Y Edith Kermit Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Sagamor Hill White House Archibald Roosevelt Army Pacific

Notables To Attend Camp Gruber Redeployment Review

Notables including Undersecretary of War Robert P. Patterson Gen Jacob L Devers and Oklahoma Governor Robert Kerr will witness Friday the formal inaugura tion of redeployment training of combat divisions from the European front for the war with Japan The Black Hawk 86th infantry division will lead a divisional review as the entire state of Oklahoma is invited to attend the ceremony

Camp Gruber Okla Robert P. Patterson Jacob L. Devers Army Ground Forces Oklahoma Robert Kerr Japan Black Hawk 86Th Infantry United States

Lisbon Says Truman and Attlee Gave In To Stalin

A Voz editorial from Lisbon accuses President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee of yielding to Generalissimo Stalin at Potsdam, denying small nations, granting Russia reparations, and forgetting Russia's actions with Japan and Germany. The piece predicts Russia will treat Turkey as a protegée.

Lisbon Truman Attlee Stalin A Voz Russia Turkey

Local Cowboy Funds Bride’s Lace Panties Gift

A Gallup, New Mexico cowboy visited a shop to buy riding breeches but was shown lingerie instead. The incident drew press attention and led a Sulphur Springs, Indiana bride-to-be to request lace panties, which arrived by mail as a wedding gift from Gallup’s inter tribal Indian ceremonial group.

Fauntlerey Gallup N. M Indiana Trousseau Gallup Sulphur Springs Ind Inter-Tri Indian Ceremonial Association

Back Yard Relaxation: Sunlit Vacation at Home

A brief note encourages enjoying a home vacation by sitting in the sun and spending time in one’s own yard, suggesting simple, relaxing activities to feel refreshed without leaving home.

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Ondarza Edda Speer Goerings Eva Braun Winifred Wagner Dave Boo” Ferriss Red Sox Kerr Camp Howze Highway Commission Highway Department McMakin Grove Vinita Anderson Oklahoma A M. College Stillwater Maj. Crabtree Legion Shirley Ae van Pool Estes Hunter and Heldenbrand Chaplins America Edith Gaylord Dallas Myers Lee Myers Chicken Ranch Mother Hubbard Spain J. H. Ball Minnesota Sen. Johnson James Spence Patterson Devers
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