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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1945

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City of Ada crew survives perilous B-29 mission

Captain Jack Ambrose and the City of Ada crew recount a tense flight home from a Nagoya raid. Fuel dwindled, engine failures, and near ditching tested nerve until landing safely near Guam. Ambrose earns the Distinguished Flying Cross for a Tokyo bombing mission on May 25.

Ada Jack Ambrose K. E. Ambrose Guam Isoshima Ambrose Nagoya Japan Iwo Saipan Tokyo

Truman Releases Army Navy Reports On Pearl Harbor

President Truman issued the Army and Navy investigations into Pearl Harbor outlining criticisms of top officials while preserving the option to seek court martial. The release highlights disagreements over General Marshall and Admiral Kimmel and Short, with Stimson defending war leadership.

Truman Army Navy Pearl Harbor Marshall Stimson Gen. Short P. H Washington George €.Marshall Stimson Shaply Harold R. Stark Husband E. Kimmel Walter C. Short Hawaii Secretary of the Navy Forrestal Asmirel Stark Admiral Kimmel United States Navy Army Board General Short Hull Nippon Hawaiian Department Short

Envoys Meet in Deep Gorge for Luzon Surrender Talks

In a rugged gorge 22 miles east of Manila American officers and Japanese envoys negotiated surrender terms for southern Luzon forces. General Yokoyama could not attend due to injury. six to nine days were demanded for capitulation of southern units after Tokyo signing.

Manila Luzon Tomoyuki Yamashita Sumi Yokoyama Tokyo

Allies name 24 Nazi leaders for Nuremberg trial

London reports four powers will try 24 top Nazi leaders in a mass proceeding in early October in Nuernberg. The list includes Hermann Goering Rudolf Hess Wilhelm Keitel and Martin Bormann among others. Indictments not yet handed to defendants. defense preparation time guaranteed.

London Herman Goering Rudolf Hess Wilhelm Keitel Karl Deenitz Germany Hess England Hitler Martin Bormann Bormann Hermann Wilhelm Goering Joachim von Ribbentrop Robert Ley Nazi Party German Labor Front Alfred Rosenberg Hans Frank Poland S. S Ernst Kaltenbrunner Reich Security Department Wilhelm Friciz Bohemia and Moravia Streicher Julius Streicher Franconia der Sturmer Wehrmacht Walter Funk Reichsbank Hjalmar Schacht Richsbank Adm Karl Doenitz Navy Baldur von Schirach Reich Youth Movement Vienna Fritz Sauckel Albert Speer Todt S. A von Papen Franz von Papen Austria Turkey Alfred Gustav Jodl Constantin von Neurath Bohemia and Moravia Secret Arthur Seyss-Inquart Netherlands Atm Frich Raeder Hans Fritsche Gustav Krupp von Bohlen Und Hirach United States Britain France Russia Robert H. Jackson Nuernberg Jackson Borman

MacArthur Prepares For Thursday Flight

18 150 Allied troops to occupy Japan by air and sea with General MacArthur awaiting at Okinawa. Nimitz arrived Tokyo Bay by seaplane while Yokosuka naval base was inspected and Yokohama marine transport board building named as general headquarters for occupation forces.

Okinawa Nimitz Tokyo Bay General MacArthur Japan Yokosuka Naval Base Tokyo Radio Yokohama Marine Transport Board Yokosuka Oscar C. Badger San Diego Tokyo Bay Islands Atsugi Airfield Tokyo Badger Carney Robert B. Carney Admiral Halsey Admiral Badger Tokyo Stes Léove Island Luxzreade Pacific Islands Old Glory Mili Atoll Marshalls Morotai MacArthur Philippines Halmahera Harry W. Johnson Southwest Pacific Truman

Mighty Fleet in Tokyo Bay

In Yokohama and Tokyo Bay the Third Fleet anchored off Yokohama with the Missouri and Iowa. British flagship Duke of York also present as occupation plans unfold for Yokosuka. Key actions include landings at two Tokyo Bay islands and the imminent surrender ceremonies.

Yokohama Missouri Admiral Halsey Iowa Tokyo Halsey America U. S. Navy Bruce Fraser Duke of York Yokosuka Third Fleet Miura Peninsula Sagemi Bay Honshu Sagami Bay

Evacuation of POWs Begins from Thai Camps

Kandy Ceylon August 29 evacuations started from Bangkok by air carrying 300 prisoners of war. Many are noted as survivors of the U S Cruiser Houston.

Kandy Ceylon Thailand Houston Bangkok

Three cheers for the U S Navy sign spotted in Yokohama

Warships gathered off Yokohama as a Japanese factory roof bore a public message praising the U S Navy and Army. The incident underscores wartime tensions and the delicate display of allied forces in occupied or proximate areas.

Yokohama United States U. S

Oklahoma Pioneers Mourn 84 Year Mattie Bennett Death

Mrs. Mattie E. Bennett 84, an early Oklahoma pioneer who arrived at the Cherokee strip opening, died today. Also in Tulsa A B Hartman 71 editor of Mountain Music magazine for dogs died at home. In Tahlequah R K Jaggard NSU coach and PE professor granted a year leave to join veterans rehabilitation admin. program to be run by J D Steed and D C Waney.

Jones Okla Mattie E. Bennett Cherokee Strip Tulsa A. B. Hartman Mountain Music Ohio Hartman Oklahoma Kansas Tahlequah P. R. K. Jaggard Northeastern State College Veterans’ Rehabilitation Administration J. D. Steed D. C. Waney

Two Automobiles Damaged in Wreck

Duard Williams of 500 Cab Drive was fined in Municipal court for reckless driving after a Tuesday evening accident at Oak and Eighth. Chapman of Pregue, driver of the other car, contributed to the crash with about $450 in total damages reported to both vehicles.

Duard Williams Dad Lester Oak and Eighth Street L. J. Chapman Pregue Eighth Oak Ware Axi Chapman

Legion Head to Speak at Oklahoma City Convention

Edward N. Scheiberling national Legion commander will speak at the one day state convention in Oklahoma City. State Commander J. B. Koch Norman said about 1500 to 2000 delegates are expected.

Legion Oklahoma City Oklahoma Department of the American Legion Edward N. Scheiberling National Legion J. B. Koch. Norman

Small Boys Find Car Crash Victim

Four boys walking along a highway near Snyder Oklahoma heard a horn and found an overturned automobile. The driver Claude Thomas Hale a 48 year old Oklahoma City tavern operator lay crushed beneath the car. Highway Patrolman Jack Craig was riding in a patrol car that ran off the road into a ten foot ditch and overturned, throwing him from the vehicle.

Snyder Okla Here Claude Thomas Hale Oklahoma City Jack Craig Craig

Brink of a New Era Push Weighs on All

Statement highlights collective readiness for change and the sense that decisive action will start a new era with momentum and determination. It frames optimism and urgency for forthcoming efforts.

Thrill To Talk To Americans From Yokohama Shore

A blinker from near Yokohama signaled to the minesweeper Hambleton as Allied POWs met U S forces. Admiral Badger prepares to liberate prisoners after landings. The message quoted "Lieut. Sherry" and listed 131 prisoners from multiple nations, noting good food and awaiting arrival.

U. S. Iowa Tokyo Bay Yokohama Hambleton Adm Oscar C. Badger Admiral Badger Lieut Sherry

More Than 10,000 Troops Arriving on East Coast Ports

More than 10,000 troops from Europe were set to arrive at three East Coast ports today. Seven transports would reach New York with 6,951 GI's. Boston received three ships with 3,544. Newport News, 101. Ships named include the Abraham Lincoln and N.Y. A. Victory among others, with detailed troop counts per vessel.

New York Europe Boston Newport News Abraham Lincoln John Dickinson N.Y. A

Marine Pfc Jarees Slocum Reported Missing In Action

Mrs H C Guinn of 901 S Johnston revealed that her son Pfc Jarees Slocum has been missing in action since the old Houston vanished. She notes radio bulletins first announced Tuesday evening and that friends called through the night seeking any word, though direct word remains unforthcoming amid long, dimming hope for survivors.

Pfc Jarees Slocum U. S. Marine H. C. Guinn Houston

Prisoners Found in Thailand After Java Sea Battle

About 122 former prisoners released from Petburi camp near Bangkok will be evacuated by air starting tomorrow. They are described as generally in pretty good condition and will be flown to Calcutta. The cruiser Houston had not been heard from since 1942.

Houston Java Sea Thailand Petburi Bangkok Calcutta

Allied Fleet Off Tokyo Bay Sees Nimitz Halsey In Victory Reach

In Tokyo Bay top Allied naval leaders gather aboard flagships within sight of Tokyo as Admiral Nimitz arrives from Guam and Admiral Halsey anchors the Missouri off Yokohama. Battlefleet includes the Iowa and South Dakota, with Badger’s Task Force 31 nearby at Yokosuka as residents endure arrival warnings.

Falulion W. Fabon Yokahama Pacific Tokyo Bay Nimitz Guam Admiral Halsey Missouri Yokohama Tokyo South Dakota Iowa Oscar C. Badger Yokosuka Naval Base Pearl Harbor Halsey Yokosuka

Oklahoma Weather Outlook Tonight

The Red River valley area of Oklahoma may see scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight. Elsewhere the state should have clear to partly cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow.

Red River Valley Oklahoma

Pipe Line Company Is Raising Wages

The Interstate Oil Pipe Line company announced a five percent base pay increase for 1,200 employees across Oklahoma Arkansas Illinois Mississippi Kentucky Wyoming and Montana effective Saturday. The move accompanies a return to a 44 hour week from 48 hours and includes time and a half for four overtime hours. Carter Oil Company, a Standard Oil of New Jersey subsidiary, said it may adopt a similar plan.

Tulsa Okla Interstate Oil Pipe Line Company Oklahoma Arkansas Illinois Mississippi Kentucky Wyoming Montana Carter Oil Company Standard Oil of New Jersey

Mangosteer Described as East Indian Delicacy

The mangosteer is an East Indian delicacy about the size of a mandarin orange.

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