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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1944

Page

3

Filipino Soldiers Form World’s Best Underground Army

Ninety nine percent of Filipinos are loyal to American allies as they prepare for D-Day with oaths sworn on bolos. The underground forces in the Philippines, mostly Filipino veterans and escaped Bataan troops, operate across 7000 islands, aided by arms shipments and close contact with MacArthur and Valdez.

Thomas M. Johnson NEA Washington MacArthur Manila Bataan Fort Ord Calif First Philippine Regiment Philippine Philippines Luzon Independencia Basilio J. Valdez Constabulary Quisling Laurel

War voices and wartime scenes blur in scattered quotes

The excerpts feature officials and soldiers discussing war logistics and morale. Henry Stimson and Robert Patterson address supply, production, and fear. Tokyo air battles are described at 500 mph ground speed. Frank Tannenbaum cites democratic ideals in farming communities. Filipinos armed with bolos mention guerrilla fighting before I Day.

Tokyo

Fashion patterns and Scout notes highlight Ada events

Pattern No 8625 offers a be loved shirtwaist in sizes 34 to 48 with 2 3 4 yards of 54 inch fabric. Pattern No 8738 comes in sizes 36 to 52 requiring four 1 8 yards of material. Court of Honor guest Captain Ryan discusses WW II pilots. Hayes school dens report good meetings. Latta school pupils hear Lt. Jack Price wartime stories and badge ceremonies. Model planes help wounded service men. Ada Scouts receive 1945 diaries and merit badges.

Evening News Pattern Department South Wells Street Chicago 7 Fashion W. A. Ryan, Jr First Baptist Church Glad Ryan Hayes School Alvin Lee Arter Roger McClure Latta Latta School H. M. Zimmerman Jack Price Lt. Price J. G. Lovelace Shelby Pitman George Smith Garvin Glover Price Dale DeLoyd Pitman Richard Soutee Gerald West Kenneth Roberts Ada Hugh Biles C. A. Breitung Ada Kiwanis Club

Christmas waste drive and wartime thrift appeals

The note discusses saving Christmas wrappings for a waste paper drive and urges thrift. It contrasts public desire for scarce store goods with calls to buy War Bonds and save materials. The tone reflects wartime propaganda urging frugality and support for the war effort.

Puzzling US Governor Word Puzzle Clues

A grid of horizontal and vertical crossword style clues lists terms for governor related and generic definitions. Entries include months numbers letters symbols and common nouns, inviting solver to fill a crossword with provided hints and cross references.

Vocabulary Puzzle Answers at This Place

A list of crossword style clues with numbered entries including 20 At this place 22 Mimic 24 Conducted 26 Hackneyed 28 Abhorred 29 Shade tree 30 Also 33 Companion 34 He governs state of Indiana 39 Single thing 40 Seine 43 Daub 44 In reality 47 Snatch 48 Roam 50 Royal Italian family name 51 Darling 55 Jumbled type 56 Whirlwind 57 Alleged force 58 Him

Seine Darling

Blood for Christmas editorial sparks city blood drive

A Chicago Herald American stunt showing a heart shaped holly wreath under Give a Pint of Blood for Christmas spurred Stars and Stripes to condemn civilian neglect. The piece triggered a rush to blood donor centers with donations arriving faster than collection capacity.

Chicago Herald-American Cristmas Army Stars and Stripes

Christmas date origins and establishment in 354 AD

The text notes no fixed celebration at first and lists December 25, January 6, and March 25 as early choices. It states the Bishop of Rome began observing on December 25 in AD 354, solidifying the modern date.

Rome

Greater Returns for Amount in Vested Ada News Classified Ads

A local Ada newspaper highlights better value in vested investments offering higher returns. Readers are advised to compare rates, terms, and maturity options to maximize benefits. The feature outlines key factors for selecting secure, accessible plans with clear payout schedules.

Ada News

Halted Gothic Line Push Noted by Field Marshal

Field Marshal Sir Harold Alexander acknowledged in a published statement that the Allied assault on the Nazi Gothic line had nearly halted in the Po valley and Apennine terrain. He said the timing to drive the Axis out is uncertain but proceeding, with plan changes due to French and some American unit withdrawals for southern France invasion.

Wacs Gothic Line France

Ocean of Air Comparison of Humans and Sea Life

The text compares humans living in a vast ocean of air to crabs on the sea floor. It notes that if people ascend too high they die, similar to deep sea creatures exposed to the surface.

True Story Of War In Italy Not Fully Told

Advance Fifth Army headquarters reports touring house military committee members say American newspapers lack a complete picture of the Italian campaign. They cite underreported hardships of front lines, wet feet soldiers, and women in war, with censorship notes from Brig Gen McCrystal.

Ruth Cowan Fifth Army Touring House Military Committee John E. Sheridan D.-Pa Arthur J. McCrystal Clare Boothe Luce R.-Conn Air Corps

New Slip Cover Drape and Curtain Material Arrives

A local store invites customers to come in and view its new slip cover drape and curtain fabric line.

Ancient Greek wine tossing as sport and skill

The text describes an ancient Greek pastime where skilled drinkers tossed wine from a cup to sink a saucer floating in a tub of water. Participants earned prizes for accuracy and mastery of the throwing technique.

Greece

Christmas Tree Decorations Through History

Boni face, a German missionary in the eighth century, began the tradition by decorating a fir tree for the Christ child. The custom spread to England when Prince Consort Albert popularized it with enthusiasm.

Boniface Germany Christ Child Albert England

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