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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1949

Page

5

Improved Fitzhugh buildings ready for inspection and buses

Fitzhugh school prepares for a new year with renovated interiors and new flooring. Buses and staff listed with the 1950 start approaching. enrollment set for August 19 and textbooks opening the following Monday. The district hosts an 8:30 inspection Friday as prep for the six day teachers’ meeting.

Fitzhugh Pletcher Watson WW. E. Landreth Ruth Baker Myrtle Duffer Marie Mor Wan Mee Edith Clark Vel Pr .Watson Orace Stone Bil Simpson Jamitar J. N. McDonald Burk Ashley Jess Chsen Townsend Lovie Liserart Shuberts Vitzhugh Fithugh Hex Axe K. J. Belkins Oscar Clc. Seamean Oscar Belt Lee Elliott Selim and Andersen’ Memss

Oklahoma Air National Guard Review On Sunday in Sill

In Sill, Oklahoma, the annual air national guard review drew senior officers and dignitaries from Norman and Oklahoma City. Brig. Gen. Hal Muldrow Jr led troops as the unit prepared for two weeks of field maneuvers near Sar Marcos, Texas, with Gov. James E. Berry and Maj. Gen. William S. Key among the attendees.

ORT Dares. C. Styvon Hobart William S. Key Oklahoma City Thunderbird Earl. Fatterson Oklahoom City Rieut Col Hart Patterson

Clarita News social and sports notes mix locals and baseball

Clarita and nearby towns report visiting relatives from Arkansas Washington D C and Hugo Oklahoma with church services noted. A Chactam league game saw Clarita beat Tae Rake 12 to 8 as Ralph Ridley pitched and crowds from Wapatucka Coalgate Tupelo Lehigh Olney attended.

Max Gostr Hfindis Gasia Age WT. Pound Lula Pound Arkansas Hertfields Hope Pine Blud Zelan O'Neal Washington, D. C O'Neal Ed Mair Hugo Christine Fanning Church of Christ and Methodist Church Charity Clarita Tae Rake Ralph Ridley J. D. Anders Pisyded Wapatucka Coalgate Tupelo Lehigh Olney Ipts Ridley Clifton Fiardy Fitzhigh H. D. Maynard Valley View Hospital James Prier Eahigh Mio, Frier P. Doris Acre

Stonewall High Announces Drivers Education Program Expansion

Stonewall High plans a new drivers education course for the coming school year. enrolment is Friday Aug 26 with sessions to begin Monday Aug 39. Supt D D Dube notes summer work on buildings to prepare for the year, adding space for industrial arts and new equipment. Faculty includes Supt Duke, Principal A B Har el, and teachers in English, home ec, industrial arts, math, science, commerce, and grade principals. numerous staff members listed.

Stonewall D. D Dube Uring Redene Gil Supt Duke Schoor A. BE. Harel C.ler Duke Home Ec Vernon Younts Sybil Stokes S. Roberts Lifian News Ennis Imex Gibson Mra Margaret Roberts Johony Enns Elma Dencings Margaret Barstes Delphia Morrisen

States push second round tax hikes across the nation

The Council of State Governments reports 44 state legislatures carried a second wave of tax increases in 1949 to fund education highways welfare and health amid rising expenditures. States like Kansas Minnesota Montana Nevada New Mexico North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma and others raised gasoline cigarette gross income and property taxes while expanding fees and rates for licenses and utilities.

Oklahoma Kansas Minnesota Montana Nevada New Mexico North Carolina North Dakota Ovegormanterment New Waexica South Datgte Indiana Leone Montene New York North Oskota Vermont

Frederick Marks 100 Degree Reading In Weather Report

A local forecast notes Frederick achieving a 100 degree mark in the official reading. The report records scattered showers and overnight lows in the region, with Okizhorme Sharlay cited as the official source. The summary reflects the unusual temperature record and associated unsettled conditions.

Frederick

Melish Buildings Get Extensive Work and New School Year

MeLish school announces enrollment for Friday August 26 at 9 am and classes begin Monday August 2. Buses run Friday with students at school about two hours that day. The building has been remodeled with interior repainting, new cubbies, storage rooms, and updated desks. The gym will be painted, new playground equipment installed, and walkways improved. State inspectors’ recommendations complied with and safety upgrades completed. New staff listed alongside long-time faculty and janitorial staff. Free textbooks sufficient for most grades.

MeLish McKee Rome Fhve Marshall Vida, Dooitte Ila Clark Elmore City J.N. McKeel Ancel Sales Anc Alma Sales Chreysiee Shipman Dorothy Jamar Milton Arnold Kedutt Mess Bugs Juanita Townsend Lois

Three Die In Oklahoma Road Accidents

Three persons died in two highway crashes Sunday in Oklahoma. The state toll for the year nears the Si-compara mark, with 20 deaths compared to last year at this time. One collision near Gate killed Mounts, 32, fatally injuring him when his truck collided with another. he died en route to Shattuck hospital. A second crash on U S Highway 60 east of Pawhuska claimed Mearvirs Gullert, 29, and Ollie Lupry, 48, residents of Pawhuska.

Oklahoma Cotal Mounts Clintes Gate Shattuck Hospital

Byng Will Enroll Aug 28 With Ready Faculty

Byng school plans enrollment Friday August 28 as faculty completes preparations. School buildings have been repaired and repainted, the cafeteria redone, and a new bus added to a fleet of eight. Superintendent J H Tea gum leads staff including MW Stok as principal and faculty covering science, music, grades, and home economics.

Byng School Anna I MW. Stokas Bill Koller Estaline Waters Frank Crider James Bradford Nolgax Wade Guida Stokes Low Ger Wiry Veneta Branom Eia Wood Tarte Sue Ward Bertha Teague Council Clyde Merk Eschool Wil

Three Pedestrian Victimization Reported In Domestic Tragedy

A man named Ranald Bunce 38 shot his wife Virginia 24 and two grandparents at their home, then died in hospital. The incident left three of Bunce and Virginia’s children in the care of authorities as divorce filings and custody threats surfaced amid the deadly shootings.

Ryons Kae Clarence Homme Ranald Bunce Virginia Bunce Wilmur Shoemaker Asax Bunce Pitterson Irs Shoermaker Shoemaker Patterson Het

Ted Smith Turns Out to Be Bonney Ted Smith

OKLAHOMA CITY August 36. Bonner secretary of a job printing firm testified that Ted Smith was a business alias used for convenience. County Attorney Scanland said the tax dealer identity is still being pursued. Bonney’s attorney Cantrell claimed no wrongdoing after legal advice. Investigation continues into delinquent tax property sales without owner notification. Several witnesses interviewed today.

Oklahoma City Aig W. C. Bonner Tisvesdoraral Publshing Co Teld County Granville Scanland Hay Dome Bonney Scanland

Weak Loyalty Dismissals Mark Federal Workforce Review

In Washington on August 15, 62 federal employees were dismissed for dual loyalty and related grounds as loyalty boards again probe government service. The Civil Service Commission oversees the reviews begun in March 1947 with most investigations by the FBI, ten by Naval Intelligence, and 614 Army cases awaiting action.

Washingtow SSPF Epics Tetth Civ Service Commission Toon Office of Naval Intelligence Itsel Department of Army

Roff Schools Get Vocational Ag Course

Roff schools win approval for a two time agriculture program with a new instructor Bud Graves from Maysville. Graves, born in Lindsey and a 1941 Oklahoma A&M grad, served in WWII and later taught agriculture. The district rebuilt a garage, bought buses, and plans to strengthen the vocational program for the coming year under Supt Swink.

Rotf State Department Richard Scink Bud Graves Maysville Lindsey Oklahoma A&m College Camp Campbell Kentucky Agtam Europe Chaffer Ark Garga C. M. Pignot Lee Kirkpatrick KS. Bumyard Woodrow Coffey Fort Valley Georgia Spann-Denisos Tm Ada

Two Arrested at Muskogee for Mol Paying Liquor Tax

In Muskogee Oklahoma on August 16 two men Joe Shirley 22 and Jack Peters were arrested by federal agents on charges of selling liquor without paying taxes. They were arraigned before a commissioner and released on $1000 bonds each. Peters is related to a local employee. A long federal liquor conspiracy case links nearby figures, with defendants Briggs Payne and Oakley named in prior indictments.

Muskogee Oks Joe Shirley Jack Peters Jagents THS -Comethisstomer Forrester Brewster Peters Ig Velta Peters Pred Sion Enporaions Briggs WS Court of Mypeats Reheny Payne Mser Shirley’s Monty Oakley Cos Oklahoma City Tulsa Marek

County Assessor Association to Meet in Pauls Valley

Pauls Valley hosts the Fifty District County Assessor's Association meeting on August 2 to discuss operation issues, address governance, and coordinate efforts across several counties. Attendees will review policies, share best practices, and consider improvements for property assessment procedures.

Germany’s western zones move toward democracy and unity

The 402 seat western German parliament election marks a rebirth of the defeated nation. Communism suffers a heavy defeat and a coalition government is possible among free enterprise parties. The Reich remains split from the Russian zone, but democracy appears to be arriving as Germany reclaims political voice and aims toward a united Europe with Strasbourg as a first step.

Dewitt Wackenzie Germany Iit Russia Reich Oder Poland Burogs Europe Hitler Nation Council of Europe Strasbourg Gaa United States Britain Winston Church

Novelist Margaret Mitchell Shows Partial Recovery

ATRARTA Aug 15 2 Nov reports say author of Gone With the Wind Margaret Mitchell is somewhat better though still in critical condition after blood transfusion and tube feeding. Family spokesman notes improvements in her condition as she recovers from a skull fracture sustained when struck by an automobile Thursday night.

Atrarta Margaret Mitchell

Margaret Mitchell Dies After Automobile Crash

Margaret Mitchell author of Gone With the Wind dies from injuries after a car struck her on Peach Tree Street. She was admitted to Grady Memorial Hospital with a fractured skull and other injuries. Driver Hugh Gravitt, 28, faced a manslaughter charge while another taxi driver cited. Mitchell, 47, rose from a newspaper writer to pen the Civil War epic that shaped her fame.

Atlanta Daegeret Mitchell Pegehtree Street Miss. Mitchell Oig A. Um Beary Grady Mem Orial Hospital Faragus Hustans John ‘Rl Marsh Hugh BD. Gravitt Witt Ihm Peveniet Marsh Miss Journal Begsy Mitchel

Air Guardsmen in Training Today

More than 2,700 Air National Guardsmen began two weeks of training, the largest such maneuver over argo rd in. Guardsmen hail from Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Texas and Mexico. Maj. Glenn Barcus Brig Gen G Jamison and Col W A Robertson attended the opening along with Brig Gen Harry Crutcher who commands the Dallas wing.

Marcus Ken Arguard Arkansas Lousiana Mexico Glahama Texas Glenn Barcus 12Th Air Force G. ©. Jamison Col W.&. A. Robertson National Guard Bureau of Air Division Washington Harry Crutcher Dallas

Thirty One Die In Crash Of Flane

Thirty-one people were killed when a IC-13 airliner operated by Ipvesa Soe cieted Asronsuticea Totlima crashed en route from Bogota to Imague near Bojaca. The airline said no distress messages were received and 28 passengers plus three crew were aboard. no Americans were listed. Liberal rescue workers had left Bogota for the scene west of Bor byota.

Bogota Columbia el Litersl Ipvesa Soecieted Asronsuticea Totlima Imague Iana Sald Bojaca Borbyota

Mrs. Truman Cleared in Freeze Case

Washington reports reveal Senator McCarthy cited an employee of a Chicago firm who sent deep freezers to Mrs Harry S Truman and other Washington figures as gifts. Albert J. Gross testified the freezers were paid for by the firm’s affiliate, while Major General Barry Vaughan said several friends received the items and Mrs Truman was unaware of any improper activity.

Washington Senate Albert J. Gross Milwaukee Gent Barry H. Vaughan Truman Albert Verlege Company Chicago Mewsmen Vaughan Verley Company Merlp White House Skel Staragen Warsas Boothiack

Oklahoma aviation chief outlines future plans and progress

Rikon Stout, chair of the Oklahoma Aviation Commission, spoke to the local club outlining a forward look for aviation here. He praised ongoing plans for an administration building, discussed soon starting feeder airline service, and cited travel and mileage benchmarks from past decades.

Rikon Stout Oklahoma Aviation Commission Ada Kiwamans Stout Wil Rogers Field Chauncey Shere Oklahoma U. S Krwanians Atlas Ahso Kiwan- Hans Linda Keye aSspoort

Beery Left Big Safety Box Sum

A Los Angeles report notes a large sum missing from a safety box in the estate of Beery. The inventory lists more than $200 050 and other assets, ordered by the probate court. The actor left his estate to daughter Carol Arm. Beery’s brother William and other relatives are named in the proceedings.

Los Angeles Walisce Ertor Court Teseesiet Carol Arm William Beery Mary Areta Foyt Gloria Schumm Fins Bit Giayer Wito Camtends- Boery Kas Fae Fun Ios

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