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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1950

Page

3

Pension plan inequity stirs Congress debate after obscure 1925 act

Washington reports reveal a 1925 government employes compensation act now covers Army and Air Force reservists on active duty in Korea, creating large gaps with veterans benefits. The disparity favors reservists with higher survivor pensions, sparking calls to align payouts and potentially raise costs. Officials warn any change will trigger controversy as lawmakers decide whether to raise regulars’ pay or cut reserve benefits.

kVieg Army Air Army Acr Korea Air Force National Guard Truman Congress Veterans Administration U. S. Bureau of Emptoy Mission William Tain Alan

Convicts Bring Christmas Joy By Vinson Effort In 1949

Oklahoma City report details Dan Vinson a 66 year old convict aid leader known as Uncle Darby as he mobilizes prisoners to assemble and mail holiday gifts to children. The drive funds toys letters and material stockpiles with aims to reach millions of youngsters nationwide. Warden Dowd notes prison impact rising, with shipping timed for Christmas Eve delivery.

Saul Feldman Oklahoma City Dan Vina Samari 1 Tan Con Se Sa Vinson Darby Milions Sly Vinson Dore Western Hemisphere North Pole Santa Uncle den Pisco Autho A. F. Dowd Indiana State Prison Michigan City Prisor

Reservist seeks bureau benefits awaiting application ruling

A reservist above private rank would gain more from his agency than the VA and can receive both. He waits for the closure of applications at the Bureau of Employees' Compensation in Washington DC as the information becomes public. No applications have been filed yet for these benefits.

Vivar Woule Bureau of Employes Department of Labor Washington 2 DE. C Publi

Polk Joke Backfires at Camp Polk Barracks

In Camp Polk Louisiana a practical joke by Hq Btry 171st Artillery members led to a noisy prank when they booby trapped a bunk area and barricaded it with Coke bottles. The following night soldiers spent hours cleaning cosmolene from 29 rifles. The unit, once largely Adan, now includes many fillers from across the nation. A surprise mail picnic followed when a large parcel of salami and other foods arrived for all to share.

Camp Polk 45Th Henry Falco Camden N. J Falco Kenneth Skidmore Adans 171St Artillery Adan Ada Adolph Morocco Patterson Thattalion Message Center Layze

General Election Checks Are Ready for Payees

The county clerk Claud Bobbitt announces general election checks are available after earlier delays. The notice notes legal setup issues are resolved and funds can be drawn in time for holiday gifts.

Claud Bobbitt

Leaves and furloughs hit 43rd Division at Camp Polk

At Camp Polk Louisiana 43rd Division soldiers face trimmed Christmas and New Year leaves as Maj. Gen. James C. Styran approves five percent regular furloughs and half the men get 72 hour passes. Training rigor cited as reason. many personnel reassignments announced. Lt. Vietta promoted. some promoted to sergeant grades. other admin notes and a hospital case mentioned.

Crag McBroom Ikkth Infantry McBrogra McBroor Noor Moor James C. Styran Arnad Christine Charlee Smith, Ark Gifford Palmer Charles Buddy Red” Yount Edward N. Dooley Aaron Walker U Pof Imetelligence Kenneth Burch Ft. Jackson D. C Divieen

Christmas Club Reports and Classroom Activities Across Schools

Students from Willard Bayes and Odelongwadetaka groups recount December meetings with Christmas crafts, carols, and cocoa. Alice Strieup and Judy Ros missives appear amid group plans, candy efforts, and fundraisers for mothers and friends.

Valley View Hospital adds new service line and coffee bar

Valley View Hospital expanded using former office space to install equipment creating a neat setup for patient waiting. The entrance hall opens to a bar style stack service with coffee doughnuts cold drinks and sandwiches to help visitors stay nourished during long waits.

Valley View Hosptai Het Lon

Tulsa County Officials Seek Pay Hikes

Three Tulsa county officials filed for pay raises under a state statute tied to population increases. County Treasurer Dan Rowe County Court Clerk Samuel W Fry and County Clerk Andy Stoker claim entitlement since July. The move, debated by county commissioners, could affect other counties with growing populations.

Tulsa Okls Dan Rowe Samuel W. Fry Andy Stoker Oulazhoma

Toy Tips Aid Santa by Shopping With Care

Advice for careful Christmas toy selection from Dr. Grace Langdon of the American Toy Institute. Parents should plan, set expectations, balance play types, and avoid purchasing for themselves to ensure durable, age appropriate gifts. Emphasizes varied play: active, building, creative, and social activities for balanced development.

New York Deifinnte St. Nick Andie Santi Toyland Santi Claus Gace Langdon American Toy Institute

Japan says Russians hold thousands of Japanese in Soviet territory

Tokyo reports the foreign ministry states Russians still hold 316 338 Japanese in Soviet territory. It cites knowledge of names or definite information dated August 3, 1950, and contrasts with prior government figures of 270 000 repatriated by the Russians and 2 257 000 previously said to have been repatriated.

Tokyo Ministry of Foreign Affairs de Forte

Christmas party notes and new member added

Our group welcomed Sue Erie as the newest member. We planned our Christmas party drawing names and enjoyed candy bars. Mrs Mortis led the meeting while Sheridan’s mother hosted a birthday cake and decorations. Jackie Walker won a prize for fixing the prettiest display. we sang and had cake and biscuits shaped like Santa Claus. Next week we will meet at Mr Todd’s shop if weather allows.

Sue Erie Nea Bert Billye Lee Jetson Mayes Scheel Mortis Ralph Moreland Sheridan Sheridan Jackie Walker Bret Shesdan JO Long Kuctano Todd Susan Gaar Sun

Murray Scouts Roundup Saturday at American Legion

The Murray District 1930 Round-Up Scout Exposition was held at the American Legion in Sulphur on Saturday evening from 7:30 to 10. John Payne Jr served as general chairman with Don Barres Paul John Dick Jennings and Jack Greenlee among the organizers. The event showcased den patrol and crew activities with blue red and yellow felt awards for booth points and a sequence of scouting films shown between demonstrations.

Murray American Legion John Payne, Jr Don Barres Paul John Dick Jennings Jack Greenlee Charles Myers Buster Robb Herbert Cross Ray Goetsch Reet

Former Stratford Woman Dies Friday

Mrs. Zealan Archer formerly of Stratford died Friday December 8 en route from her Nicoma Park home to a hospital in Oklahoma City at age forty eight. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 003 from the First Baptist church in Stratford with Rev. M D Gentry of Nicoma Park in charge. burial in McGee cemetery. Surviving are her husband R B Archer two sons her father G E Gray five brothers four sisters and numerous relatives.

Zealan Archer Stratford Nicoma Park Oklahoma City First Baptist Church M.D. Gentry McGee Cemetery R.B. Archer BR. B. Archer, Jr Billie Ray Archer G. E. Gray

Rhodes Scholars Chosen Saturday for Oxford

New Orleans dispatch reports four southern states selected Rhodes scholars to study at Oxford next October. Alden Bell of Perryton Texas and Walter Clemons Jr of Houston Texas represent Oklahoma and Texas respectively. Arthur Waiton Ltd of Little Rock Arkansas and Andrew C Remson Jr of Talladega Alabama will join Oxford scholars.

New Orleans Rhodes University of Oxford Alden Duane Bell Perryton Tex University of Oklahoma Oklahoma Walter Clemons, Jr Houston Princeton University Oxford Cees Peore Aria Yy

Airmen missing in Rockies prompt three state search

A three state search for two Arkansas men missing since Thursday continued near the snow coated Rockies. The Navion plane with tail number N91745 departed Fayetteville Arkansas to pick up Bates parents for holiday travel. Fire rescue crews and Civil Air Patrol units from Colorado Utah and Wyoming joined the effort as authorities urged sightings reports.

Denver Arkansas Rockies Lowry Air Base Civil Air Patrol Colorado Utah Wyoming Dick Warren Fayetteville Ark Nev Bate Grand Junction Colo Salt Lake City Air Force Air Rescue Service

Retired Preacher Morrison Dies at 74 in Sulphur

Funeral services for Rev William F Morrison retired Methodist pastor were held Wednesday at Danner Funeral Chapel. He died Monday at 74 after years as Illinois Central Railroad chaplain and long time Methodist minister. Burial in Fairlawn Cemetery Oklahoma City. Married to Sarah Morrison, survived by relatives in Georgia and Texas.

William F. Morrison Bonner Teeter Wi. S. Collins R. G. Ryan Fairlawn Oklahoma Grady Allen Gene Cape Albert Cape Stockton Lea Horsman Carl Littleton Morrison West Georgia Ilinois Central Railroad Company Sarah Morrison Laura Bronson Texas Mace Bingham Atlanta

Lava Flow Nears Three Villages on Mt Etna Slopes

From Catania Sicily and Mount Etna, reports say a new lava flow advanced tonight toward the villages of Fornazzo Milo and Reanva, moving up to 320 feet per hour on a half mile front and threatening to engulf them within 48 hours as Etna remains eruptive for two weeks.

Catania Sicily Etna Etn Europe Fornazzo Milo Renavza

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