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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1946

Page

5

Romance rumors shadowed by royal duties for Elizabeth and Philip

AP analyst notes no engagement announced for Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip though romance is in the British press. Philip's naturalization is discussed as a potential prerequisite for marriage, with Elizabeth trained for queenship and royal duties shaping their public life.

Dewitt MacKenzie England Elizabeth Prince Philip Greece Philip Buckingham Palace Lord Mountbatten Prince Albert Victoria London Edward VIII Duke of Windsor

Ducks Flit at Sundown Over Texoma Refuge Near Tishomingo

At Lake Texoma, Duck flights at sunset draw crowds as 50 000 to 100 000 ducks use the refuge. Game manager Earl Craven notes ducks circle over danger areas before taking off, with hunters using decoys and calls to draw birds. The 800 acre refuge provides 300 acres of planted grains and 500 acres of natural feed, promising millions of future visitors as ducks migrate. Craven urges the public to visit in the evening around 5 p.m.

Tishomingo Craven Lake Texoma

Halliburton to Pay Two-Week Bonus Checks to Employees

Erle P. Halliburton announced that Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co will enclose two weeks base pay as a bonus in the December 1 payroll envelopes. The bonus, not a cost of living payment, totals over 300000 and will reach about 2900 employees across 18 states, in addition to 60000 in Christmas checks.

More Toys Needed To Assure All That Are Sought

Keith Marshall reports 238 toys needed to furnish for all area needy children. Current supply totals 92 toys plus 63 Lions donated and 29 from outsiders. Seven pickup loads were collected Saturday. about 80 percent can be repaired by East Central and local students. A toy drive movie at Mc Swain theater on Saturday grants admission for one toy.

Keith Marshall Lions Club Lions Marshall East Central McSwain Theater Oscar Cantwell Pontotoc Tishomingo

Austrian Archduke Felix Hapsburg to Speak Friday

Archduke Felix Hapsburg of Austria will address students and the public Friday morning at 10 o clock in the college auditorium. The talk on World Peace is sponsored by the International Relations club, and Felix, born in Austria in 1916, has lectured widely in the Americas.

Archduke Felix Hapsburg Austria Archduke Emperor Charles Hapsburg Felix Spain Archduke Felix America North South America

Governors at Baptist Methodist gathering and Southern Governors' Conference

Governor Kerr recalls family night at St Paul Methodist Church in Muskogee and visits to Miami for the Southern Governors Conference. He notes freight rate battles before ICC and a federal court, hints at impending victory, and mentions Sooners planned for the Gator Bowl. He reflects on term limits and political critics and previews next year’s leadership.

St. Paul Methodist Church Muskogee Miami Florida Interstate Commerce Commission Federal District Court New York State Supreme Court of the United States Southern Governors’ Conference Williams South Carolina Sparks Alabama Arnall Georgia Stevenson Tex Caldwell Oklahoma University Jacksonville Gregg Cherry North Carolina North Carolina State College

Gallo Defense Claims Wife Slaying Accidental

John E. Gallo Galloway on trial for murder says he did not pull the trigger. He testified he was cleaning a faulty gun when an unintended explosion occurred as he showed the weapon to his wife Catherine.

Bellefonte John E. Galloway Penn State Austin O. Furst Air Force Carl Mahaffey Galloway

Plane crash at Itami airfield kills most aboard

TOKYO reports an army C-46 transport plane crashed two minutes after takeoff from Itami airfield Osaka. Fifth Airforce headquarters says all aboard perished except one survivor.

Tokyo Itami Osaka Fifth Airforce Headquarters

Miners and Owners Suffer Losses From Recent Coal Strike

Washington report outlines total losses from 1946 coal strikes totaling about 240 million dollars in miner wages and 54 million in owner losses across 54 idle mining days. It notes 95 million tons of coal not mined and 1.35 million tons of ingot steel forgone in the fall strike, with government oversight of mines but owners still running daily operations under the postwar contract.

James Marlow Washington John L. Lewis Solid Fuels Administration National Coal Association Coal Owners’ Association American Iron and Steel Institute

Damon Runyon Dies Of Liver Ailment

New York columnist and author Damon Runyon dies at 62 in Memorial hospital after long illness including a throat trouble. He created Broadway figures in slang including Little Miss Marker Lemon Drop Kid and Harry the Horse. Cremation planned with no funeral services. his agent Paul Small at bedside.

New York Damon Runyon Broadway Miss Marker Harry the Horse Memorial Hospital Paul Small Runyon Lindy Manhattan Kas Philippines Colorado The American Hearst Mexico First Army

Ada Gets Full Time Blue Cross Representative

Mrs. R H Mayes of 820 East Twelfth is named representative for the Oklahoma Blue Cross Plan and Oklahoma Physicians Service in the Ada and southeast Oklahoma area. She will serve as enrollment secretary and handle many enrolled groups. Ada led with a community enrollment in Blue Cross, with wider enrollments prompting a full time local representative. Questions go to Mayes at Telephone 1434 in Ada.

R. H. Mayes East Twelfth Oklahoma Blue Cross Plan Oklahoma Physicians Service Ada Oklahoma Territory N. D. Helland Tulsa Mayes Oklahoma Blue Cross

Arbitration hearing on TWA pilots wage dispute postponed

A wage dispute arbitration between Trans World Airlines and its pilots has been delayed from December 18. The sessions will occur in Chicago at the Air Lines Pilots Association headquarters, following a 26 day pilot strike that ended November 15.

Washington Trans World Airline Ree TWA Tony Chicago Air Lines

Harrisons Welcome Kathleen as New Campus Baby

Dee Harrison and Juanita Harrison celebrate Thanksgiving birth of their daughter Kathleen at Valley View Hospital weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces. Kathleen joins sibling Margaret Dee as the Harrisons await home on campus Apt.

Dee Harrison Dee Juanita East Central Southeastern Kathleen Valley View Hospital Harrisons Margaret Dee Apt

Covingtons Return from California Visit

Oakman notes with pleasure the return of Mr and Mrs Elmo Covington from a trip to California.

Lillard Couple Sent To California Memorials Noted

Obituary notice says Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lillard have gone to California for reasons not specified. Visitors at the A. M. Cecil home on Sunday included Lon Cecil and Ada. H. M. Crawford. J. O. Lynch and daughter Cullen Hampton. Leon Cecil and son, Ada. and Elmo Covington family.

Lester Lillard California A. M. Cecil Lon Cecil Ada H. M. Crawford J. O. Lynch Cullen Hampton Leon Cecil Elmo Covington

Crawford family visits extend weekend social

Mr and Mrs E G Crawford and daughter Janice spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs E B Crawford. Mr and Mrs A M Cecil visited Mr and Mrs Elmo Covington on Friday night.

E. G. Crawford Janice E. B. Crawford Elmo Covington Mrs Jim Crawford

Social Visits Across Ada Community Names

Mary Lou and others visited Jessie Fern Bryan on Sunday. Joyce Covington visited Billie Bryan. Elmo Covington and Harry Seeds families spent multiple evenings with local households. Wendell Cecil and Patsy Bryan hosted Friday night. Carter and Williams households called on various neighbors including Geo F Carter and Grant Scroggins.

Mary Lou Betty Sue Rebecca Roberta Kaiser Jessie Fern Bryan Joyce Covington Billie Bryan Wendell Cecil Patsy Bryan

Maggie Johnston Calls on Mrs Lamb Saturday

Mrs. Maggie Johnston called on Mrs. Lamb Saturday, visiting for friendly chat and morning call routine.

Maggie Johnston Mrs. Lamb

Mrs. Sarah Carter Visits in George Carter Home

Mrs. Sarah Carter visited the George Carter residence on a Sunday leaving no further details.

Sarah Carter George Carter

Social Calls Reported From Sunday Evening

Miss Geneve Cecil stayed Sunday night with Mrs Flora Carter. Virginia Bandy visited Billy Bryan Sunday evening. Visits were paid to Mr and Mrs Dewey Higd on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Millard Anderson called at the Edd Lamb home Sunday evening.

Mrs. C. S. Carter Murry Smith Geneve Cecil Flora Carter Virginia Bandy Billie Bryan Mrs. Millard Anderson Edd Lamb

Pie Supper Friday at Vanoss First Baptist Church

A pie supper will be held Friday night at 7 December 13 at the Vanoss First Baptist Church with proceeds to fund a community Christmas tree.

Vanoss First Baptist Church

Thanksgiving Proclamation Across Presidents Since Lincoln

The text notes that every president beginning with Lincoln in 1864 has proclaimed an annual Thanksgiving observance. It highlights the enduring Republican and Democratic traditions behind the holiday as a national acknowledgment.

Lincoln

Editor's Desk with Long Heritage at East Central College

An antique roll top oak desk with a long service record across East Central College history. From the first president Charles Briles to A Linscheid, the desk moved through departments and now serves the Journal office after restoration, marking 36 years of continuous use.

East Central Journal East Central College Journal Charles W. Briles James M. Gordon A. Linscheid East Central Physical Science Education Department Dewey Allen Dewey Education Journal Office

Four Senators Call Labor Leaders to Propose Ideas on Labor Law Changes

Four senators led by Ralph E. Flanders urged giving union leaders first chance to propose changes to labor laws to avert strikes. Senators Knowland Johnson and McClellan echoed calling labor for initial recommendations, though doubts about union response were voiced. They expect prompt congressional action next month after the coal strike and note CIO wage-boost campaigns and Nathan study backing CIO efforts.

Edwin B. Harkinson Washington Ralph E. Flanders Vermont Industralist Roosevelt Flanders Congress William F. Knowland California Edwin C. Johnson Colorado John L. McClellan Arkansas McClellan Johnson John L. Lewis Lewis AFL CIO Robert R. Nathan

Doctor Sadler resigns as head of Veterans hospital

Dr F E Sadler resigns as superintendent of the state Veterans hospital at Sulphur after 15 years in office. Paul Cope, director of the state soldiers relief commission, said a successor has not been selected.

Oklahoma City F. E. Sadler State Veterans Hospital Sulphur Paul Cope State Soldiers Relief Commission

Journal Adds Wandola Dowdy To Editor's Staff

Wandola Dowdy joins the Journal staff as secretary to the editor. A East Central sophomore majoring in business, she aims to boost office efficiency. A Holdenville High School 1944 honor graduate with a commercial major and member of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority, she brings strong qualifications and ties to the paper.

Wandola Dowdy Wandola East Central Holdenville High School Vandola

Tulsa Peace Officer J Pred Lawrence to Retire After Three Decades

Tulsa county under sheriff Jan G Lawrence announces retirement after 12 years in office. Lawrence previously served eight years as Latimer county sheriff and six years as a Tulsa police detective and transportation officer before becoming undersheriff under A Marrs.

Tulsan Tulsa Okla J. Pred Lawrence, Sr Tulsa County Jan. G. Lawrence Latimer County A. Garland Marrs

Two Youths Escape Jail In Oklahoma Incident

In Norman Oklahoma two youths lured jailer Earl Newman with the pretext of wanting cigarettes and overpowered him in his cell then escaped. Manning Harold 18 and Drnnan John 21 were identified by Newman and later sighted in Oklahoma City.

Norman Okla Cleveland County Earl Newman Oklahoma City Newman Harold Manning John Drnnan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Princess of England Halliburton Kerr SFA Kings Features International News Service R.H. Mayes Physicians Service Austin Billy McDonnell Texas Pat Hawkins Lenox Hill Hospital New York City June Reinkamper Ann Krokus Dee, Juanita, Kathleen, and Margaret Dee Harrison Oakman Mrs. Elmo Covington Mrs. Harry Seeds Mrs. Ellis Seeds Jim Williams Carter Geo. F. Carter M. T. Smith Mr. Grant Scroggins Mrs. Dewey Higd Vanoss DR. Sadler VET Ournal
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