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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1947

Page

8

Stoneybroke Angus Sale Draws 500 Buyers For 88 Head

Carlton Corbin of the Stoneybroke ranch near Ada presided over an 88 head Angus sale that brought $31,695 and drew an estimated 500 people. Oklahoma breeders led demand with FFA and 4-H youth among bidders. Top lots included 30 bulls selling for $9,025 and 53 females bringing $19,950. a college cow was donated for Erica of S. B. 4th at $1,000 with no price bid and given to Panhandle A and M. College.

Carlton Corbin Ada Oklahoma Stoneybroke Ranch Corbin Stoneybroke Monay Angus Angels Hereford Richard Johnston Milo Okla Panhandle A M. College Erica S. B. 4Th Bass Durant

Air Born Babe and Mother Safe After In-Flight Birth

Pauline Largson of California gave birth to a baby girl aboard a Southwest Airlines flight from Medford to San Francisco. An undergraduate nurse passenger Olga Kempton and purser Arthur Peterson assisted. Both mother and child were hospitalized in Medford. no injuries reported.

Medford Ore Pauline Largson Santa Rosea Calif Southwest Airways Olga Kempton Eureka Norfolk, Va Chincoteague Naval Auxiliary Air Station Portsmouth Naval Hospital

Memorial for Paul B. Mason Retired Prairie Oil Lawyer

Paul B. Mason sixty seven retired attorney and Prairie Oil and Gas Co counsel from 1919 to 1943 died yesterday of a heart attack in Independence Kansas. He was a member of the Kansas and Oklahoma Bar associations and survived by his widow and five children. A note from the era says more aliens left the United States than entered it during 1931.

Independence, Kas Paul B. Mason The Prairie Oil and Gas Co Kansas Oklahoma United States

Highway 99 Ada To Tishomingo In Fine Condition

The Ada to Tishomingo stretch is now in excellent condition with Fittstown to Tishomingo repaired and resurfaced. The Fittstown road is finished and traffic flows from Lake Texoma routes. Allen-Calvin section of highway 12 is near completion by September with base thickened and surface pending. Roy Grace, division engineer, provided the details.

Roy Grace

Fantastical rumors swirl about $10 million Sandia base project

Albuquerque reports rumors of a huge underground military complex on the mesa east of the city near the Sandia and Manzano mountains. The Denver Post claims caverns for atomic war defenses and storage for bombs, with Sandia base tied to the armed forces special weapons project and Maj. Gen. Groves. officials offered no confirmation.

Albuquerque N. M Mesa Sandia Manzano Mountains Denver Post Howeer Rio Grande Valley Sandia Base Kirtland Army Air Field Navy Los Alamos Trinity White Sands Proving Ground Alamogordo Air Base Roswell Air Base Hannis Robert M. Montague Post Henry F. Hannis U. S. Engineers Montague

Tsaldaris seeks broad coalition to form new Greek government

Constantín Tsaldáris announced plans to form a new Greek government on a broad coalition basis to replace Demetrios Maximós. The U S embassy in Greece, with 300 million dollars in aid, urged liberal participation and discussed joint direction with Themistokles Sophoulis who may assume presidency of the council while Tsaldaris would be prime minister. Sophoulis hinted liberals should govern if populist policies fail.

Athens Constantin Tsaldaris Demetrios Maximos Thhe United States Greece Themistokles Sophoulis Sophoulis Iberals Tsaldaris

Premier Katayama dodges bold question from children

In Gawa Village Japan on August 26 Premier Tetsu Katayama and Education Minister Ta tuo Morito face reporters from the Nozumi Childrens' Association newspaper. Ten and 12 year old reporters ask what the socialist party plans for children. Katayama shuffles and avoids a direct answer saying they are still young to ask such questions.

Gawa Japan Tetsu Katayama Tatuo Morito Nozumi Childrens’ Association Socialist Party Katayama

Ex-Wasps to See P 80 Demonstration at Convention

At Ponca City Oklahoma a P 80 Shooting Star flight by Capt Thomas Bell at Tinker Field opened the Sec ond Annual convention of the Order of Fifinella ex Wasps. Spotlanding contests continued with Virginia McPike Coakley Faith Buckner and Jackie Hughes placing first second and third. Brig Gen Harry Johnson Brooks Field spoke tonight and Western Day featured Ponca Indian dances with a Fifinella member invited into the tribe.

Ponca City Okla Thomas Bell Tinker Field Oklahoma City Order of Fifinella Virginia McPike Coakley Brooklyn Faith Buckner Chicago Jackie Hughes Reedley Calif Harry Johnson Brooks Field Tex Ponca

Java Island: richest and most populated in the Netherlands Indies

Java stands as the richest and most densely populated island within the Netherlands Indies, reflecting its economic prominence and high population concentration.

Java the Netherland Indies

Navy Jet Skystreak Sets World Speed Record at Mojave

Maj Marion E. Carl pilots the blood red Douglas Skystreak to 650 plus mph across a 3 km course in four passes. He tops the previous mark set by Comdr Turner Caldwell Jr and notes the jet’s near silent approach and wide open throttle aboard the TG-180 engines.

James S. Lindley Maroc Calif Navy Mojave Marion E. Carl Skystreak Carl Hubbard Ore Patuxent River Caldwell Maj

Vanoss Residents Share Weekend Visits

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tilley of Daugherty and Oscar Kettner of Maysville, with Mrs. Abn, Mrs. Brewington, Mrs. Ida Berger, Mrs. Wilson Phillips, and the Standridges, visited the Standridges Sunday. Wilson Phillips and family, Verlin Berger, and Wanda Faye visited Ida Berger Sunday. Casey Jones of Oklahoma City visited Vanoss friends last week. J. M. Owens of Depew visited Vanoss friends Monday and Tuesday last week.

J. M. Tilley Daugherty Oscar Kettner Maysville Brewington Ida Berger Wilson Phillips Carl Standridge Standridges Verlin Berger Wanda Faye Casey Jones Oklahoma City Vanoss J. M. Owens Depew

Oklahoma Couple Visited Ida Berger This Week

Mr and Mrs Frank McNamara of Oklahoma City visited Mrs Ida Berger during the past week.

Frank McNamarra Oklahoma City Ida Berger

Mrs Ragland Visits Mrs Henderson on Thursday

Mrs Ragland visited Mrs Lenora Henderson on Thursday for an informal social call in town.

Mrs. Ragland Lenora Henderson

Social Visits Mentioned By Local Residents

Mrs Ida Berger and Mrs G M Pitt visited Mrs Standridge Friday evening Betty Jo Choate Mr and Mrs Aut McCullar and Mr and Mrs C E Childres Jr visited Mr and C E Childres Sr

Ida Berger G. M. Pitt Betty Jo Choate Aut McCullar C. E. Childres, Jr C. E. Childres

Mrs Adella Jones Confers With Mrs Pitt

Wayne Cuzzins arrived from Vaness Saturday to begin work as high school principal and coach. Mrs Adella Jones called on Mrs Pitt Friday afternoon.

Adella Jones G. M. Pitt Wayne Cuzzins Vaness

Turner vows audits to fix penitentiary shortages

Governor pledges independent audits and thorough investigations to uncover deficits at the penitentiary. He seeks a ruling on paying audits from contingency funds and notes reforms under new warden C. P. Burford, praising progress and urging convictions if theft is proven.

C. P. Burford Burford Washita Valley Okahoma

Housing Trouble Begins At Home-If It's Like This

Mrs Jennie Rod die Skaggs saleswoman at Franklin's Ada store won the merit award in a chain contest after selling 1000 dollars in one week. Her prior work includes operating the Roddie Dairy in Ada and she is known locally as Miss Jennie.

Franklin’s Jennie Roddie Skaggs Ada Skaggs

Aluminum house woes spark frantic intrusion tale

George Peabody faced invasions and misread fears as neighbors and a fake inspectors swarmed his aluminum home project. His daughter vanished for 80 hours during two rainstorms and was found safe near the Peterson farm in Waldo, Ohio.

Westport Conn George Peabody Peabody Mrs. Peabody Charles Peterson Waldo Ohio

Industrial Meeting Set for Sulphur

A meeting of the South Central Industrial Development Association will be held at the Artesian hotel in Sulphur with a steering committee from multiple area chambers of commerce including Ada Ardmore Allen Konawa Seminole Madill Wewoka Tishomingo Coalgate Holdenville Pauls Valley Durant and Sulphur. The group will organize to promote regional industrial growth with support from Dr Leonard Logan and Ada secretary manager Keith Marshall. Mayor W A Emerson will welcome attendees. Lex James Sulphur Chamber secretary will join the delegation.

South Central Industrial Development Association Artesian Hotel Chamber of Commerce Ada Ardmore Allen Konawa Seminole Madill Wewoka Tishomingo Coalgate Holdenville Pauls Valley Durant Sulphur Keith Marshall Leonard Logan Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board W. A. Emerson Lex James Sulphur Chamber of Commerce

Britain’s postwar aid terms explained to save dollars

Washington outlines how Britain’s loaned dollars were to be used and the convertibility rules. It describes the 1947 pause on pound to dollar swaps, steps to limit future convertibility, and U.S. approval needed for any large dollar outlays to prevent Britain running short of dollars.

Britain U. S

Russians Free Three Yanks After 12 Days Detained in Soviet Zone

Three American soldiers were released unharmed after 12 days in a Soviet zone near Seoul. They said guards with tommy guns accompanied them, they were not subjected to close questioning, and the cross border incident occurred after missing a marker at the 38th parallel.

Roy Roberts Seoul Korea Phyongyang Yohyon- Ni Tommy F. Pugsley Renton Wash John D Seattle Gerald Geffen Port Chester N. Y 38Th Parallel South Korea Stalin Lenin Hopie Pugsley Hopfe G. I. Chow Joe Lewis Geffen Joe Louis John R. Hodge U. S North Korea C. P. Korotkov

Admiral King Improves at Bethesda Navy Hospital

The Navy reports Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King has improved and is up and about in his Bethesda room. He and former wartime chief of naval operations entered Bethesda ten days ago with arterial hardening and signs of a mild stroke without paralysis.

Washington Navy Ernest J. King Bethesda Naval Hospital Chiefs of Naval Operations

Marriage Licenses Issued in Ada and Nearby towns

A list of couples obtaining marriage licenses includes Calvin C Cradduck 23 and Willa Jean Norman 18 of Ada J W Kincade 21 Holdenville and Jimmie Boren 18 Atwood Frank Edward Beast 31 Wewoka and Gladys Mildred Pruitt 24 Wewoka John Delbert Ellis 23 Wewoka and Jeanne Duncan 19 Ada Roy Gene Brown 21 Ada and Katherine Alexander 18 Ada John W Langwell 41 Dustin and Lillian Woodruf 7 Calvin Tony Morgan 21 Roff and Mandell Nichols 18 Centrahoma Warren Hughey 25 Ada and Virginia Ruth Mayfield 24 Ada Glynna Deane Gaines 21 Ada and Max Pinkard 23 Ardmore Lindsay D Puckett 41 Shawnee and Lou Ellen Watson legal age Shawnee Charles E Wright 25 Murphysboro Ill and Chloe Norris 24 Ada Keith Grimes 23 Ada and Marjorie Lollar 20 Ada Tommy J Fullerton 22 Ada and Donna Jo Ryan 18 Ada Joe R Coleman 21 Scotland Tex and Edna Birl York 18 Ada Doy L Battles 21 Coalgate and Fadelma L Miller 20 Ada W H Bailey 22 Ada and Wilhelmina Ryan 21 Ada

Calvin C. Cradduck Willa Jean Norman Ada J. W. Kincade Holdenville Jimmie Boren Atwood Frank Edward Beast Wewoka Gladys Mildred Pruitt John Delbert Ellis Jeanne Duncan Roy Gene Brown Katherine Alexander John W. Langwell Dustin Lillian Woodruf Calvin Tony Morgan Roff Mandell Nichols Centrahoma Warren Hughey Virginia Ruth Mayfield Glynna Deane Gaines Max Pinkard Ardmore Lindsay D. Puckett Shawnee Lou Ellen Watson Legal Age Charles E. Wright Murphysboro Ill Chloe Norris Keith Grimes Marjorie Lollar Tommy J. Fullerton Donna Jo Ryan Joe R. Coleman Scotland Tex Edna Birl York Doy L. Battles Coalgate Fadelma L. Miller W. H. Bailey Wilhelmina Ryan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Panhandle A. and A. L. Myrick Sulphur Springs Marvin Simpson Robert Lee Carl Landrum Revolution Landrum Arley Hudson Supply State Angus Breeders Association Sam C. Bullerton Miami L. R. Kershaw Muskogee Clarence Burch Rains Fittstown Army Rio Valley Army Air Forces U. S. Army Ordnance General Electric Roy SJ Turner NEA Cleveland Tony LeVier Western Hemisphere England Elizabeth Lavella Derryberry B. M. Derryberry
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