Ada Evening News Classified Rates and Masthead
The Ada Evening News lists carrier and mail subscription rates for in and out of territory, monthly and yearly options, and notes Associated Press re publication rights. It includes address and contact details alongside standard masthead statements and bureau affiliations.
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THE
ADA Evening News
Associated Press
Burke, Kuipers and Mahoney
Tne
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ada
Okla
Bible Thought for Today
A daily devotional note quotes Ezekiel 18 31 urging readers to cast away transgressions and seek a new heart and spirit for renewal and moral reform.
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Ezekiel
Steel minds and steel mills in western power play
The war ending could trigger a clash over Geneva Utah steel plant as western investors press to keep mills open against eastern control. Washington sale pressures loom while public hopes for western capacity clash with Pittsburgh interests and New York power.
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Geneva
Utah
West
Pittsburgh
Washington
New York
Flying bombs stir debate among American troops on use against Germans
American soldiers question why they cannot deploy flying bombs in return as V weapon attacks on the Ruhr intensify. They compare accuracy of rifles, artillery, and flying bombs, noting weather aids V-1 and V-2 impacts and the psychological toll on civilians and troops.
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Ninth Army
Adolf Hitler
Stars and Stripes
London
Sunray Oil Pays 5 Percent Christmas Bonus
Sunray Oil Corporation announces a 5 percent Christmas bonus for regular employees based on 1944 base pay as of November 30. Some workers not receiving the bonus will get a Christmas check to aid the holidays. Service awards will be given during Christmas week for 5, 10, and 15 years of service.
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Sunray Oil Corporation
Sunray Company
German Drive In Nerve-Tense Stage Now But Crisis Can't Be Long Deferred
War analyst Dewitt Mackenzie reports the German counteroffensive remains in a nerve wracking stalemate as Eisenhower concentrates force. The drive has softened but continues to threaten open-country expansion with two danger wedges toward Liege and Sedan testing Allied resilience and logistics.
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Churchill
Pacific
Philippines
Russia
Europe
Asia
Eisenhower
Western Front
von Rundstedt
Berlin
G. I. Joe
Stanley Baron
London Daily News
First Army
Baron
Rundstedt
Belgium
Liege
Sedan
Hitler
Lt. Peel Dead in Navy War Casualty Report
Washington dispatch reports Lt. Gordon Leslie Peel of Oklahoma City listed as dead by the Navy. A second Oklahoman, Marine Pvt. A. J. Osban, whose wife resides in Pauls Valley, is reported wounded.
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Washington
The
Navy
Gordon Leslie Peel
Edgar Peel
Oklahoma City
A. J. Osban
Pauls Valley
Mexico Views Diminishing U S Good Neighbor Policy Support
Mexico City dispatch reports a public poll of 5 000 Mexicans shows 54.6 percent expect the United States will abandon the good neighbor policy in the near future.
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Mexico City
United States
McKenney on Bridge Bridge hand with balanced distributions
Expert notes show a bridge position where West opens 2C and North responds 3C with Q5 QJJ962 AAG4 QJ8643 K &K53. The dealer holds 10975 A1074 A 10 and plays the hand for the play.
Unjustified Bid Makes Little Slam In Bridge Column
William E. McKenney recounts a dramatic bridge hand where East and South, both Life Masters, misjudge bids and plays. The narrative describes the opening lead, mistaken cover, and a cascade of falls that converts a doomed contract into a surprising slam.
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William E. McKenney
Americas Card Authority
East
South
Declarer
North
Public opinion poll on U.S. policy postwar Latin America
The Mexican public opinion institute reports 40.1 per cent expect the United States to continue its policy toward Mexico and Latin America after the war while 5.3 per cent of replies are unclassifiable. Ada News Want Ads.
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Mexico
Latin America
Scientific Institute of Mexican Public Opinion
U. S
Production Front Jolted By Fury Of German Offensive
Washington dispatch reports the German winter offensive disrupts Allied advance and forces a long war. War Production Board officials Krug and Anderson warn of extended civilian shortages, larger draft calls, and possible reequipment of Gen Hodges's First Army as the front stalls and supplies strain.
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Washington
J. A. Krug
War Production Board
Eisenhower
West Wall
Courtney Hodges
First Army
Krug
Samuel W
Oklahoma five promoted to first lieutenant
Washington December 22 five Oklahoma servicemen advanced to first lieutenant rank, listed by the War Department. They are Helen Yadon Owen Lester of Muskogee, Robert Carl Harper of Ponca City, Evelyn Nesbit Goodman, Howard Alexander of Tulsa, and Anna Magdalene Roder of Duncan.
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Washington
War Department
Helen Yadon Owen Lester
Muskogee
Robert Carl Harper
Ponca City
Evelyn Nesbit Goodman
Howard Alexander
Tulsa
Anna Magdeline Roder
Duncan
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W. D. Little
the News Publishing and Printing CO
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ADA Weekly
Steel Minds and Steel Mills
Great Britain
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Christ
William E. Gilroy
Earth
Isaac Watts
Antioch
Jesus
Paul
Stephen
John
Heaven
America
Germany
Ruhr
Sunray Oil
Atu Wie
Dewitt MacKenzie
Lt. Peel
McKenney
Ada News
Criswell
By Galbraith
Scott's
Give Magazine
O & A Wholesale Distributors
Johns-Manville
B. B. Howard
Sheet Metal
S. Rennie
Anderson
WPB
Quaker State
W. H. Marshall
Pho
Sooners
Buckley
U.S. A
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Clover Duncan Drug Store
Payless Drug Co
Gwin's Drugs
Oral M. Sanders
South Johnston
Battery & Electric CO
Mississippi
Jets
Frigidaire
South Mississippi
Lee Simpson
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