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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1949

Page

5

New Fashion Battles Over The New Look Costs Old Style

In a vivid 1920s fashion snapshot the debate rages over the new look versus old style. The piece notes cost to men and women as stores showcase chrome floorware and fall finery while magazine copy and public banners tout the French and American trends. It highlights the floating panel and waist alterations, hobble skirts, and plunging necklines as the era shifts from hobble to buoyant modern silhouettes. Influences cited include Coolidge and Charleston era icons as the public weighs memory against novelty.

New York Jet Arble Ferearay Progres Cal Coolidge Charleston Tom'wax Johm Held Tony

What Truckers Should Know and Open, Honest Talk

Mrs. E. W. Blackwell argues for safer driving around trucks and urges a public education column. She cites incidents where cars cause or worsen wrecks, noting trucks cannot dodge as quickly, and calls for better understanding and respect on the highway.

Sid Ceme Truc Tonger E.W. Blackwell Lay

Barbs and Bites on Bread Prices and Puns

A garbled note discusses 5 cent bread, a remark on money and dough, and a naturalist claim about living sponges. It hints at desire for a punch in the eye at a cheek-fumbling sort and mocks a judge on panning, with stray lines about a goor wift and stitches and ambitious wives trusting some security plans, ending in incomplete phrases about peas.

Washington City Sizzles as Officials Flee Heat Wave

In the nation's capital a brutal heat wave sends lawmakers and officials fleeing to cooler spots. Congress members and their families stay in town only for air conditioned offices and late-night sessions while presidents and diplomats seek relief elsewhere. A city map becomes an air conditioning machine as summer stresses push leaders to seek cooler retreats beyond Washington.

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Fiftstown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel

Mrs A B Glass and Wanda Lou Fenix of Dallas spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Lee Penix. Betty Chambers RS visited relatives in Fiftstown. Eve Penix stayed in Ada with Miss Mary Jonnsam. Wormar Grapes dined with Mr and Eve Richard Penick Thursday. Viola Chronister and Ruth Logam visited relatives in Stonewall. Patsy Logian from County Line visiting Fiftstown for a few years. Walter Graper Loren Taylor and families visited Ed Tassie. Norman Graper returned from Evansville. Herman Standridge and Louisiana relatives visiting Pittstown. Aqua from Baptist church attended Falls Creek Assembly services Sunday.

A.B. Glass Wanda Lou Fenix Dallas Lee Penix Betty Chambers Rcs Fittstown Eve Peart Penix Ada Mary Jonnsam Wormar Grapes Eve Richard Penick Viola Chronister Ruth Elba Logam Stonewall Betsor Amierwent Cowling Clinic Patsy Logian County Line Owen x Oikkekona City Wanda Snell Dertha Dooley Elton Divx Walter Graper Loren Taylor Warren Winkler Coanerville Ed Tassie Norman Graper Evansville Ind Walter Graner Fittstont 7. D. Branson Browingville Tex Bill Brasher Herman Standridge Louisiana Pittstown Baptist Church Falls Creek

Takes More Than Wheels for Snake Takes More Than Wheels for Snake

Calvin Lee, a taxicab driver, struck a six foot rattlesnake on a highway after it disrupted a chase. He stopped, found the injured snake, and killed it with a rock, severing its rattles before driving into the city.

Calvin Lee Lea

What You Should Know About New Traffic Code

An editorial note outlines Oklahoma Uniform Traffic Code basics for accidents. Drivers must stop at scenes, exchange information for property damage or minor injuries, and notify authorities for injuries or fatalities. Unattended vehicles require locating owners or leaving written details. property damage with no injuries requires reporting within 48 hours.

Wrest Oklakoma Umferty Aden Department of Public Safety

Chiang blockade drives China into Russia arms and trade shift

Chiang Kai-shek’s port blockade halves foreign trade, driving China toward Moscow. With sea and air limits on Shanghai and Tientsin, Reds face scarce materials, a devalued currency, and a drift to Soviet economic and political alignment. Local trade with Manchuria deepens Russia ties as Western markets shrink.

Chiang Kai-Shek China Chiang Soviet Russia Red Chung Fae Shambhai Reds Russia Moscow Shanghai Tientsin

Rugs Edge Toward Value in Diverse Textures and Colors

A vivid survey of postwar rug trends notes broad price declines from 1948 levels and a surge in styles. Cotton pile surfaces shine with dyed patterns, textures mimicKenided weaves, and braided oval rope designs gain prominence. Hooked wool rugs return in bright palettes, with Japan’s handmade pieces expanding options.

Ad Ross Japan UB Promotions M & Drive Jan Albvear

Back Yard Is Girl Preacher's Pulpit

In Cleveland a 1 year old girl named Linda leads a weekly neighborhood church in her yard with a dolls congregation. About 40 children attend each Wednesday afternoon and receive Bible stories songs and small religious items as rewards for attendance. Local mother and neighbors support the effort and Linda directs the group with childlike seriousness while monitors assist and parents supervise.

Cleveland Nea Eusy Piasine Massimatis Sher Ealnely Hytrin Linda Elways Tindi Ateena

Laughing Religion Shows in Japan Exhibit

Unclear OCR fragment from Maebashi area references a laughing religion show in Japan. Readable bits name a team or group and location but lack clear date or outcome. Summary preserves limited entities found and notes an event in Maebashi with religiously themed performance elements.

First Phone Call Pays and Worries Over Prizes

ENION CITY NLT Aum 8 Hollyvigad says Miss Notte 20 a dental assistant won 3200 richer on Hollywood Calling by identifying a music clue and film title. Prizes include a trip to Paris clothes and perfumes with 2000 for the man who arranged the call. Relatives share the winnings and worry about cracker calls flooding the home.

Enion City Hollyvigad Agen Notte Union Tess Calla Notre Paris O of of Thant Miss Notre Helen

Unusual Mishap Ends Life in Domestic Accident

A man, Mortis Corprew, died at Beth Tiveaul hospital after a drinking glass knocked from his wife’s hand shattered on the floor and the jagged shards severed an artery in his chest. He was 37. Washington dispatch notes President Truman returned to Washington after a mountain camp stay with Mrs Frumian in the front seat. details describe a separate travel scene.

Corprew Beth Tiveaul Hospital Yester-Daz Washington iFi Trutas Waxiingtost Catactis Mountain Frumian

Red Star Over China Upsets Global Power Balance

The piece assesses how Red China shifts global power, challenging U.S. support for Chiang Kai-shek, and raises questions on China’s veto use, Western influence, and trade treaties amid a widening East-West split. It cites J B Ferguson of the Milwaukee Journal and analyzes potential shifts at the United Nations and in global prestige.

Red Star China DeWitt McKenzie Hima State Department Chiang Mai-Shek J. B. Ferguson Milwaukee Journal Security Council of the United Nations Meester Smaker Lakin Chijma United Nations Lake Success Red Chins Cowle Hussia Cole Russia Reagan Chima Ching Mir Ferguson

Took Cop's Advice Plenty Happened In Daventry

Daventry England reports a chaotic event after a youth 14 followed a police tip. A power cut disrupted broadcasts, blocked services, and halted village activities. Officers Jack Penton and Norman Woests led crowd control to keep streets clear while crews restored power and supplies.

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