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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1944

Page

4

Oklahoma Overnights Pay In Osage Headright Wins

Osage Indian Agency supt T B Hall says each headright gets 290 dollars this fourth quarterly payment, 20 more than September. Restricted members with reserve funds 10000 or more will receive 1000 dollars. Ardmore natives attend Aida in Oklahoma City. Home making courses for girls at Tecumseh school. Pittsburg County cotton output over doubled from 1943 with 8094 bales ginned in 1944. Enid druggist Roy L Sanford named publicity chairman for National Association of Boards of Pharmacy.

Pawhuska T. B. Hall The Osage Indian Agency Osage Mcalester E. C. Manor Department of Commerce Pittsburg County ENID Roy L. Sanford National Association of Boards of Pharmacy Sanford Oklahoma Board of Pharmacy National Association of Retail Druggists

Firemen find scorched popcorn in theater blaze

Shawnee reports a December 14 theater incident where smoke poured from entryways as firefighters arrived and found one pot of heavily burned popcorn.

Shawnee

Oklahoma Educator H F Allen Dies After Illness

H F Allen aged 50, longtime Oklahoma educator and Putnam City schools superintendent, died after a two month illness. He previously led Lawton and El Reno schools and served as Grady County superintendent. Founding Masonic Home at Guthrie, he led the institution for 12 years.

Oklahoma City H. F. Allen Putnam City Allen Lawton el Reno Grady County Masonic Home Guthrie

Millionaire Secludes Himself in Hotel Room for Six Years

Helmuth C. Setz, 53, a St. Louis chemist, entered a hotel room in 1939 and has not left or spoken to a stranger since. His brother says Setz is happy in seclusion, eats with the same waiter, and reads papers to follow current events, while avoiding the telephone and radio.

ST. Louis St. Louis Globe-Democrat Helmuth C. Setz Missouri Carl Setz Helmuth Setz Setz University of California

DSM Awarded To Gen W S Key For Meritorious Service

The Distinguished Service Medal was awarded to Maj. Gen. William S Key for exceptionally meritorious and distinguished service as commanding general of the American base in Iceland. He previously led the European theater provost marshal general and the 45th division composed of Oklahoma and several other western states guards. The War Department announced the award and said Key is in Washington for an undisclosed new assignment.

Washington Oklahoma William S. Key Iceland War Department

State Board Stands Firm On Christmas Leave Rules

Dr. A. B. Rivers, pardon and parole officer, today said the state board will stand firm on its rules concerning Christmas leaves. The official stated no exceptions will be made to the holiday leave policy.

Oklahoma Rivers State Board Yuletide Oklahoma City A. B. Rivers Pardon and Parole

Germany reports Hitler meets Hungarian puppet premier

Germany states Hitler held a conference with the Hungarian puppet premier. The report emphasizes the puppet regime’s subservience and implies continued manipulation by Berlin.

Germany Hitler

Morrison Warns Schoolmasters Of Easy Peace Ideas

Ada day night Pontotoc County Schoolmasters club heard Rex O Morrison urge firm action against Axis nations and reject appeasement slogans. Guests Mack Stegall and Finis Morrison spoke on service experiences. Stonewall grade girls sang, and the group scheduled a January meeting at Homer school.

Rex O. Morrison Ada Pontotoc County Mack Stegall Navy Latta Finis Morrison Washington School Stonewall

Bad Times Ahead Says Lady Astor in London

Lady Astor warned the National Council of Women that hard times are ahead and a mother spirit is needed to fix the world. She criticized the liquor industry for spending thousands to mock her as she marked 25 years in Parliament and said she was leaving the House of Commons at her husband’s urging.

London Lady Astor National Council of Women House of Commons

Rat steals gas stamps racer nabs stash in desk nest

Joe Fabian reported a theft of about 100 gasoline stamps representing 400 gallons from his Moorhead service station. He later found the stamps, mostly intact, in a rat’s nest inside a desk. the rat remains unfound.

Moorhead Minn Joe Fabian Fabian

Stag at Ease Crochet Pattern by Anne Cabot

A 16 inch filet crochet square serves as a chair protector and arm piece, with options for a table centerpiece. Complete instructions for the Stay-At-Ease panel Pattern No 5822 cost 15 cents plus 1 cent postage, send name address and pattern number to Anne Cabot Eve ning News Chicago.

Anne Cabot Evening News South Wells Street Chicago 7

Alarm Clock Worth More If It Quits Running, Texas Court Rules

The Texas Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court ruling in El Paso that an alarm clock may have greater value as evidence than its purchase price. A. Rose faced charges for theft of property valued between $5 and $50, centered on one alarm clock.

Austin Tex Texas Court of Appeals el Paso Rose Georgiana Randall Sykes

Clock sale case tests court jurisdiction over value

Rose was convicted in county court for a clock sale dispute and fined 30 dollars with 30 days in jail. She argued lack of jurisdiction since the clock cost under five dollars when purchased. The appeal court ruled jurisdiction depends on the property's value at conversion, not the past purchase price. Sukel testified she repaired the clock and never retrieved it.

Rose Justice of the Peace Court

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