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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1939

Page

8

Fredonia Town Ends Half Century Water Drought

Fredonia Arizona, a town of 200, long distant from railroads, ended 58 years with a dependable water supply by completing a pipeline to five springs at the base of an 800 foot cliff. The project, started after early attempts using roof collection and local wells, faced funding delays but finally received federal support, safeguarding future water needs and letting residents celebrate every bath and drink.

Fredonia Ariz United States Kanaba W. J. Brooksby Ned Public Works Administration PWA

Trees Extolled As Peace Force

Oakland California reports Capt Richard St Barbe Baker a forest er for the British Empire on every continent advocates tree culture as path to peace He heads a party to study the Redwood Empire and plans a world movement with Men of the Trees Baker links peace to Geneva and world court while criticizing war driven by timber demand He notes US timber heritage and credits war time wheat prices with creating a dust bowl and unemployment The 20000 member group operates globally with Francis Younghusband as president

Oakland Cal Richard St. Barbe Baker Baker California J. H. Hewley Jabor Lewis Bruce Robert Bruce J. A. Bruce E. N. Davis L. A. Messer T. E Grant Men of the Trees California Redwood Empire Geneva League of Nations World Court Redwoods United States Oxford Roosevelt CCC America Oi New Yor Baker England Sir Francis Younghusband

Child Evangelist Becomes Housewife in St Charles Marriage

A 16-year-old child evangelist, Cher Jane Pugh, married 17-year-old Lance Mobley last Friday at St. Charles, Missouri, and announced today they began a new life as a teen couple with a housewife wife.

Centralia Cher- Jane Pugh Lance Mobley St. Charles

Their Reunion Postponed Ceremony Beset by Family Ties

Miss Pugh a Texas born preacher who has worked across Beaumont and other states in Assembly of God churches saw her reunion postponed as family connections are noted with Mrs C M Clay of Nashville Illinois and Mrs Fei Mobley of Centralia. The text also references the French liner Bretagne and the Nazi vessel Leenzig, describing wartime port activity and altered ship markings.

C. M. Clay Nashville Fei Mobley Centralia Miss Pugh Jefferson Texas Beaumont New Mexico Louisiana Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma Assembly of God Illinois

Weygand Named Leader Of Allied Forces In East

Former French army chief Maxime Weygand arrived in Beirut via Paris after meetings with leaders. He was reported to have been chosen to command allied forces in the eastern Mediterranean in case of war, with preparations underway and secrecy surrounding the mission.

Penry C. Cassidy Faris Maxime Weygand Near East Mediterranean Weygand Beirut Syria Paris Army General Star Maurice Gustave Gamelin Ankara

German and French Vessels in Canal Crisis Escalation

Cristobal, Aug. 30 The United States destroyer S. Fred Talbot was ordered to Gatun Lake near the Panama Canal center as a precaution during the European crisis. A German motor-liner Leop- Up was seen nearby, signaling heightened tensions in the waterway.

Plane bootlegger of old is seized by federal agents

Dave Pinkussohn once dubbed an air plane bootlegger was seized by federal agents and charged with running a confidence game defrauding seven Catholic priests of about 25000. Investigators say he operated in Minnesota Texas and Pennsylvania via a Chicago mailing address and used fake warehouse receipts to lure clergymen into looting supplies. He offered profits and charged “battling fees” from 350 to 2900, selling obtained receipts and promising repeat deals. Pinkussohn previously served two years in Leavenworth for liquor law violations.

Ceicago Apg Su—Ii Dave Pinkussohn Pinkussohn Minnesota Texas Pennsylvania Chicago Pinkus+sohn Ir l Pinkussohn Lesvenworth

Hines Denounces Alien Groups At VFW Meeting

Gen Frank T Hines head of the U S Veterans Administration told a Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Boston that Americans will not tolerate alien groups advocating communism fascism and nazism He urged those aliens to study the American form of government before pushing changes He also stressed veterans employment as the top issue noting an 18 percent rise in June from a year earlier.

Boston Frank T. Hines U. S Convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars Hines Veterans Affairs Washington

Woman with rifle guards New Jersey alley dispute

In New Brunswick a woman armed with a .22 rifle blocked work on an alley between two properties claiming deed clauses limit its use to walking. Police and radio patrolmen mediated as negotiations began to settle the corridor dispute and prevent further construction.

New Brunswick Lpl Elizabeth III James Mulvey Leonard Vors

Pencil Companies Charged In Suit

The federal trade commission ordered 12 pencil makers to cease price fixing as unlawful restraint of trade. The firms, responsible for about 75 percent of U S woodcased pencils, include Joseph Dixon Crucible Jersey City. Bernhard Faber Brooklyn. American Lead Pencil Hoboken. Eagle Pencil New York. Richard Best Irvington. Blaisdell Philadelphia. General Pencil Jersey City. Hassenfeld Providence. National Pencil Shelbyville. Reliance Mt. Vernon. Universal Oakland. Red Cedar Lewisburg. Wallace St. Louis, and the Lead Pencil Association led by William A. McDermid.

Washington CP1 Federal Trade Commission Jit United States Lead Pencil Association, Inc William A. McDermid New York City Joseph Dixon Crucible Company Jersey City N. J Berhard Faber Brooklyn American Lead Pencil Company Hoboken Eagle Pencil Compary York Richard Best Irvington Blaisdell Pencil Company Philadelphia Genera Pencil Company Hassenfeld Brothers, Inc Providence National Pencil Company Shelbyville Tenn Reliance * Pencil Company Mt. Vernon N. Y Universal Pencil , Company Oakland Calif Red Cedar Pencil, Company Lewisburg Wallace Pencil Company St. Louis

Alice Harris Now Healthy but Lacks Speech at School

Seven year old Alice Harris, found abused and crippled as a toddler, has recovered health after care at a county home and with Mrs Jennie Rowan. She now attends school but cannot talk and shows little learning ambition, Dr Kinsley Davis notes lack of early training as the cause.

Uniontown Alice Harris Whene Alice Jennie Rowan Kinsley Davis Pennsylvania State College Broken Rocks Alice’ Iill

Abandon: Wildcat Well in Douglas County

In Douglas County near Lawrence Kes a wildcat well SE 4 1414 was abandoned after 40 days at 2120 feet. Lewis Burns, hiler, reported no showing of oil or gas. Pipe will be pulled and hole plugged tomorrow. Drilled by Three Star Company of Tulsa in conjunction with local business men.

Lawrence Kes Douglas County Wildcat Lewis Burns Hiler Three Star Company Tulsa Oxia Ada

Nazi and Communist Parallels Surprise in Ideology

NEA Service notes striking similarities between Nazi and Communist systems. Both stress single parties, state control of economy, press and education, and suppression of dissent. Despite divergent origins, each regime channels workers through government plans, with mass rallies and national discipline guiding daily life.

NEA Service Ing Russia Germany Bach Babe ‘Front Moscow Nuremburg

Gasoline Blast Start Big Fire Hits Sharpsburg Block

A gasoline truck explosion sparked a major fire in Sharpsburg near Pittsburgh. Police Chief Anthony Ferrara estimated losses over 120000 as flames leveled two homes and damaged six other structures. Nellie Zugumnciak and eight children were trapped on the second floor.

Pittsburgh Sharpsburg Anthony Ferrara Nellie Zugumnciak

Woman lowers children then leaps from window in crash

W A Leib reports a truck carrying 3000 gallons of gasoline lost a wheel at Main and 18th streets as a vehicle halted at a light. A mother reportedly lowered her children with a rope and then jumped from a window, injuring a leg.

W. A. Leib Main 18Th Streets

Study Suggestion On Illinois Oil Conservation Policy

The petroleum conservation commission began a study of Roosevelt and Gov. Reny Horner of Illinois on oil conservation under the Connally hot oil act. The discussion covers Roosevelt's suggestion for Illinois to consider oil conservation legislation in the upcoming special session, with Horner’s reply reviewed by the division. Illinois, a growing oil producer, competes with six major states while authorities note the act’s applicability depends on state adoption of enabling legislation.

Washington Petroleum Conservation Conmission Trusident Roosevelt Ren.y Horner Ilinois Clinois Horner Ihe Sal Orge W. Holland Iitestor Divisisn Ickes Illinois Dow

Job Awaits Union Veteran At Home

Pittsburgh dispatch reports 98 year old Union veteran Col Sawyer will serve as assistant pastor at First Baptist Church in Chickasha Oklahoma after returning from the Grand Army of the Republic convention. He plans to operate a 480 acre farm while serving 1800 church members and notes seven academic degrees and prior leadership roles in colleges banks and churches.

Pittsburgh CPI H- Sawyer Grand Army’ of the Republic Convention First Baptist Chickasha Okla Sawyer Western Colleges 2 Bank Midwest

Ada area social notes and visits disclosed in list

A long list of local residents and guests is reported visiting friends and relatives in Ada Oklahoma City and surrounding areas. Persons include Mr and Mrs P L Palmer Lois Lovyeau Charles Winklers family and many others with travels to Phoenix Ponca City Dallas Tyler Oklahoma City and Colorado.

P. £. Palmer Lois Lovyeau Oklahoma City Charles Winklers Phoenix Arizona Ada Ae W. G. Peterson Sre Rhoda Slack Dallas Texas Bob Templeton Oklahoma Cty Murray Corbin Carlton Cortin Tishomingo Ben Rutledge Shirley Jim Jimmy Petty Preston - O'Neal Tyler

International briefs and wartime moves

News wires report United States rubber considers a plant in Bolivia as South American trade push. King George visits war office amid wartime readiness. Swiss council seeks special powers for crisis handling. Nordic foreign ministers meet on neutrality. Queen Mary reaches Southampton with 2385 passengers including J Pierpont Morgan. Bolivian front commander Hans Kundt dies in Lu gano. German consulate warns residents in Costa Rica to defend Nazi views and be ready for service.

San Jose Costa Costa Rica Rmany Reich

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