New Tax Rate Schedules Change Paychecks After Jan Twenty One
Washington December 18 The article outlines three changes effective after January 1 withholdings rising for some and falling for others. The new dollar by dollar tax bands up to 60 weekly a two dollar bracket 60 to 100 a five dollar bracket 100 to 150 a ten dollar bracket and broader brackets for longer payroll periods. Exemptions shift to 500 per person with various impacts on marriage and dependents and new rules allow exemptions for certain over eighteen dependents closely related to the filer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow Washington
Congress
Smith
Jones
Mrs and Sgt Owen Kyle Shop in Ada Wednesday
Sgt and Mrs Owen Kyle were observed shopping in Ada on Wednesday, engaging in local commerce and visiting downtown stores. The sighting highlighted a routine outing by the couple in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Kyle
Ada Wedness
Choosing a Christmas leisure shirt for men and boys
The guide weighs fabric choices from cotton flannel to wool and rayon spun shirts. It advises cotton flannel for active boys for easy washing, wool or part wool at home laundering, and rayon for lighter wear. For outdoor use choose heavy wool blends and allow for shrinkage with a roomy cut. It notes two flap pockets are popular for keeping items secure.
McKenney on Bridge Deal Beats Jim Grath
In a bridge column excerpt McGrath faces a 3NT contract after a dealer hand shows high cards AK6 AJ9863 and long minor suit. West passes and East bids. The article analyzes play and bidding decisions in this classic hand.
Wartime Messages Rally Support and Military Reflections
Statements from Sydney and Washington urge continued bond purchases to support troops. A Cleveland B 29 pilot returns from China underscoring home front duty. Soviet and German views on military strength and Nazi aims frame the war outlook.
War Bonds and Illusions in Wartime Propaganda
A satirical note questions the value of so called hot shots and cold shots, asserting a medical group finds them worthless. The piece mocks Mussolini's supposed death and illness, suggesting promises of revival are empty. It frames currency and belief as the deciding factors in supporting bonds.
Greater returns for amount in vested Ada News Classified Ads
A classified notice notes higher returns on a vested amount in Ada News. The ad outlines terms for investment with updated rates and associated conditions, referencing the local financial opportunity and eligibility details for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada News
Hold-off Strategy Highlights McGrath Bridge Hand
Archibald F. McGrath of the American Contract Bridge League committee in Brooklyn raises funds to fight cancer in children. In a rubber bridge hand he faced a diamond lead and chose to hold off on tricks to test West, eventually winning with the ace to secure the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald F. McGrath
American Contract Bridge League Committee
Brooklyn
McGrath
Brooklyn Bridge Club
West
Oklahoma Overnight News Briefs From Stillwater To Norman
Oklahoma City reports a pedestrian death raises the state's annual toll to 73 with 34 school age fatalities. Ardmore’s Jim Gauntt tied for 12th in the Richmond Open to win 162 dollars. Ardmore’s T/Sgt George Donovan receives the Silver Star for gallantry in Italy. Norman notes the death of Andrew Ramey, 69, English professor at the University of Oklahoma since 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Calif
Jim Gauntt
Ardmore
Okla
Oklahoma City
Highwa Patrol
Allen C. Peter
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Walter Sydney Miller
Guthrie
Washington
George M. Donovan
Italy
Norman
Andrew Robert Ramey
Universit of Oklahoma
Boe
Stories of Heroism Amid Mass Murder on Hilltop
Survivors recount a German assault that killed many as they stood with hands up. Tanks and armored cars fired relentlessly in a clearing, with 15 to 20 tanks involved. A Tiger tank remained nearby as the group fled into the woods three hours later. fewer than 20 reached American lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summers
Pvt
William F. Geem
Elizabethtown
Charles F. Appman
Verona
Harold W. Billow
Mount Joy
Jack Belden
Time Magazine
Isolated Force Reports 10 Days of Fierce Fighting
Soldiers recount ten days of brutal combat across the Saar region. Capt. John M. McLean and Capt. B. F. Adams describe German attacks and our defense. Sgt. Richard Larsen is praised for relentless grenades and mortar fire, while Lt. Col. Jacob Bealke Jr. leads a tank supported push that yields 50 Germans killed, 67 captured, and 10 pillboxes seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saar River
Dupuy
B. F. Adams
Little Rock
Ark
John M. McLean
Los Angeles
Calif
McLean
Richard Larsen
Central City
Neb
Jacob Bealke, Jr
Booneville
358Th
James Spivey
Lufkin
Texas
Dillingen
Spivey
Churchill
Frederick Loomis
Salt Lake City
Saar
Japanese American Woman Wins Court Release From Relocation Center
Mitsuye Endo, a U S citizen of Japanese descent, wins a unanimous Supreme Court ruling granting unconditional release from a War Relocation Authority center. The court avoids ruling on military law issues, noting authority limits on detaining loyal citizens. Endo, born in Sacramento, sought freedom to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Mitsuye Endo
War Relocation Authority
Douglas
War Department
California
Oregon
Justice Roberts
Miss Endo
Murphy
Congress
Endo
Sacramento
Calif
Justice Department
Topaz
Utah
Military Training Bill Faces Public Hearings Next Month
Chairman May of the House Military committee announced hearings on peacetime compulsory military training to be set after committee members return from Europe. He said the plan aims to provide straight one year military training for young men and reflects growing support despite earlier protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
May
D-ay
House Military Committee
American Legion
War Department
Roosevelt
Death in darkroom blast ends long time oil employee life
Explosion in a gas stove in the photographic darkroom killed Sanford Li gon Hereford, 40, an 18 year Cities Service Oil Co. worker who lived in Bartlesville. Surviving relatives include sister Mrs. Rehse Hoyleman of Bartlesville and nephew Rehse Hoylman Jr. of Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Sanford Ligon Hereford
Hereford
Cities Service Oil Co
Bartlesville
Rehse Hoyleman
Rehse Hoylman, Jr
Tulsa
Oklahoma Names More Wounded in Action in World War II
The War Department lists additional Oklahomans wounded in action. The names cover European and Mediterranean theaters including Oklahoma City, Lawton, Stillwater, Tulsa, and others, with ranks from private to lieutenant and hometowns such as Maud, Checotah, and Pawhuska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
John W. Hall
Oklahoma City
Cecil M. Hayslip
Nashoba
Charley E. Heath
Lawton
Roy Hubble
Maud
Judson W. Kirkwood
Muldrow
John P. Lamb
Cushing
Wayne L. Lowry
Cheyenne
Perry J. Martin
Sallisaw
Edmond G. Penix
Stillwater
Tech
Robert E. Splawn Mangum
Mediterranean
Homer D. Boatright
Salina
Samuel H. Davis
Fillmore
Frankie R. Edminston
Altus
Gus Farris
Boley
Richard E. Fent
Mulhal
Richard A. Jones
Stilwell
Wilbur Kimble
Hooker
Jess McGowen, Jr
Fanshawe
John F. Randolph
Rush Springs
Robert O. Rockwell
Duncan
Lester O. Rogers
Paden
Dogie O. Stacey
Checotah
Harold K. Stanley
Tulsa
Bobba Tyler
Tuttle
J. Walker
Wewoka
James M. Ware
Pawhuska
Alva Man P. A. Clinkenbeard Dies in Rochester
P A Clinkenbeard 75 longtime Oklahoma political figure died in Rochester New York on a Saturday He served ten years on the Oklahoma board of agriculture and during Governor William H Murray's administration He also held two terms as Woods County commissioner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Minn
Clinkenbeard
Alva
Okla
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Board of Agriculture
William H. Murray
Woods County
State peanut crop yields 18 bushels per acre
President Joe C. Scott forecasts an 18 bushel per acre peanut yield in the state and a total harvest of 146 million pounds this year. The crop, already resumed after last week’s rain, is valued at 178.50 per ton. The agricultural board reports one third of western Oklahoma cotton remains unpicked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Joe C. Scott
Oklahoma Board of Agriculture
Scott
Agricultural Board
Oklahoma
OPA Repays Oklahoma Merchants over Price Penalties
President Roosevelt signed legislation to reimburse three Oklahoma merchants for OPA collections deemed erroneous. The refunds total $247 to Jack Stowers of Carter, $240 to B and C Store of Temple, and $26.74 to Cotton County Poultry and Egg Co. of Walters for pecan price ceiling penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Washington
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Congress
Jack Stowers
Carter
Okla
B and C
Temple
Cotton County Poultry and Egg Co
Walters
Gold Star Mother Re lights Palmolive Beacon in Chicago
Mrs. Howard F. Conley, a Gold Star mother with one son lost in action and three in service, re lighted the Palmolive Building beacon, the world’s two billion candlepower light. It had been dark for nearly three years since Pearl Harbor, and she activated it from a war bond show miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Howard F. Conley
North Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
Court Reopens on Fort Lawton Negro Rioting Case
A military court reconvened to take testimony on the records of 28 black soldiers convicted in the Fort Lawton riot against Italian prisoners on Aug 14. Sentences may reach life imprisonment. Thirteen defendants were found innocent. Three previously convicted soldiers face murder charges in the hanging of an Italian private. verdict not yet indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Fort Lawton
Church of God Holds Weeklong Goodwill Services
The Church of God on Fourth Street announces a weeklong series of goodwill services each evening. Everyone is invited and visiting ministers are urged to preach at the church. Pastor T. J. Jared welcomes all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
T. J. Jared
Radio Schedule Snapshot for a Monday Evening
A dense listing of radio programs and times from 6:00 PM to 3:00 PM, including shows like Symphonies of the Sage, Lum n Abner, Blind Date, Spotlight Bands, News bulletins, and various titled programs. It catalogs program names, host names, and time slots across multiple stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Malone
Lum
N’ Abner
Raymond G. Swing
Heidi
Hires
Henry J. Taylor
Saludos Amigos
German and Jap rulers under threat marked by small white emblem
A fragment notes German and Japanese leaders facing danger tied to a little white marker atop something, indicating a warning sign or insignia. The text is unclear about exact context or events.
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Genevieve Smith
McKenney
Val
East Pass
South
Stars and Stripes
Sydney
Australia
Herald
China
Japan
Thomas B. Friedman
Cleveland
Ohio
Edward R. Stettinius Jr
Red Army
G. Isayeff
Soviet General Staff
Nazi Germany
Legation
Berne
Switzerland
Mussolini
U.S. Pat
Dallas Woodall Rodgers
L. E. McConkey
Oklahoma Aggies
Texas Christian
McConkey
Try
War Relocation Center
Childs
Scott's
W. Main
Church OF God
the McSwain
Hearing Center
Aldridge
Ada J
Ee Coeke Cee
Ion
U. N. Sanders
WA Puei — Also
Associated Press
Dr. C. C. Morris
Wace
Jemima
Cliff Edwards
Sardi
Jack Burch
Bankage
Morton Downey
The
Westinghouse
KADA
Stamford
Johnson
RED Cross
Johnson & Johnson
Eunette
Housekeeping
Katz Dept. Store
Logscon Bros
Furniture Home Outfitters
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U.S
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