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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1944
Page
8
The Ada Evening News lists subscription options by carrier, mail, and region with yearly and monthly rates. The Ada Weekly News edition is published every Thursday with annual and monthly pricing details.
Oklahoma's mineral output centers on oil and natural gas with zinc, casing head gas, gasoline, coal, cement, stone, and lead following. The state should map best lime sources and processing methods to cut shipping and boost farm lime use, leveraging the Geological Survey Planning and Resources Board with colleges and students in a coordinated, rapid effort.
The Ardmore paper cites Churchill suggesting the war with Germany could run to next June and Japan for 18 months after Hitler’s fall. It notes Hitler’s possible interest if Churchill is right and wonders about climate and diet shaping national development comparing the United States with Brazil and other southward regions.
James Thrash er s NEA Service column ponders Adolf Hitlers fate after July 21 as speculation swirls over whether he is alive ill or incapacitated The piece notes Himmler readings two speeches Berchtesgaden as a symbol of looming danger while warning the war arc remains in the hands of a desperate German leadership and Gestapo
General Eisenhower warns that victory hinges on fighting hard and obtaining more supplies. East Coast truckers strike over union leadership, delaying munitions at embarkation ports and risking lives. AFL Teamsters urged to discipline the dispute like CIO Auto Workers. Two British pilots achieve speeds near 725 mph, faster than sound. Brides of the Bugis tribe are drugged before marriage to prevent contact with other men.
A lighthearted column notes distillers and holiday spirits, compares a bear driven into a western town by heavy snow, and hints at Ada News classified ads promising greater returns for investments.
On a bridge deal North led the good club after a ruff on the dummy. East could only ruff, and by precise timing Mrs. Goldman secured six odd tricks.
In the Metropolitan women's pair championship Mrs. Bernard Goldman and Mrs. D. E. Kadison of New York won. Goldman led a sequence starting with the ace of diamonds to win tricks, ruffed, played clubs, and used timing to cash high cards in dummy and hand.
The piece discusses whether to tax wages up to 60 or 30 for Social Security next year and argues that adding health and hospital insurance requires a separate tax rise. It notes broad bipartisan support to extend old age insurance to farmers workers and self employed, and outlines Wagner Murray Dingell bill provisions for federal health coverage and coordination of Social Security.
The passage quotes Gen Charles de Gaulle declaring France's chief aim to rebuild power after a year of stability and a rising cost of living. It also notes criticism about insufficient high capacity ammunition for shore installations and references Economic Stabilization Director Fred M. Vinson.
A fragment cites Admiral Ernest J. King praising extensive preinvasion planning by American forces. The note implies strategic caution and emphasizes preparedness before a large assault.
Appalling rain fog snow and mud hinder air force employment tank maneuvering and foot soldier movement. Despite harsh conditions efforts continue to push plans forward and maintain operational momentum.
The crowd of kids waits for Santa as days grow shorter and a dog longs for a new owner. The voice contrasts seasonal bustle with a quiet, missing companion.
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