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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1949
Page
7
Pressure Up For Coal Move
A fragmentary report notes rising pressure for coal industry action as miners seek reforms and a return to a five day week. It cites CIO United Steelworkers strikes and ongoing negotiations with independent cooperatives and operators over contracts. The piece mentions Taft–Hartley era concerns and efforts to bring back steady production while monitoring industry leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbl Rch
Amd Congress
Readess Saveis
Prevatir
Retailes Inc
United Steelworkers
Lewis
Ron
Cooperstars
Mear@hila
Necotiwices
Aphricite Opereta
Five Children Die In Farm Home Fire
Five children perished in a farmhouse blaze near F MMETT Wich. Das on a windy night. A stove or heater set the room ablaze while the family slept. Parents survived the tragedy as investigators work to confirm exact cause and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fmmett
Wich
Das
Reg Chren
Frank
Sherif
Golden Apples to Haver and Douglas
A fragment from a theater or social note mentions Golden Apples to Haver and Douglas, with references to Haver, Hirk, and the Hvlvers Women’s Pree club presenting a food dinner and awards. The text is garbled and partially unreadable, but indicates an event or collaboration involving names Haver and Douglas and a dinner award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haver
Douglas
Ten Dead in Wake of Week End Accidents
A string of weekend crashes across Oklahoma and surrounding areas left ten people dead and many injured. Names include William Seawell 48 James Corman 3 Ralph Aguirre Valdes 37 and Winifred Snyder 61 among others. The fatalities occurred from Oklahoma City to Muskogee and Stillwater as drivers collided and a rescue vehicle was struck. Authorities reported escalating enforcement efforts and road safety measures in response to the weekend fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okahora
Ray
Obhithoma
Iliam Seawell
Oxrd
James Corman
Mo. Tex
Marvin Mall
McAs
Ralph Aguirre Valdes
San Antoni Ig
Tex
Im Connelly
Oklana- T1
Hinton
Danaser, Jr
Port Sal
Winifred Snyder
Gu‘ria
John Charles Eiston
Sapulpa
Cag
Seawell
Cheestan
Sy Corman
Muscoge
Corman
Loui
Fortines
Carl Baseler
Rickmord
Danuser
Martine
Snyder
Erkins
Brawl Sends One To Hospital and Two to Jail Here
OB, Sith and William A Dik Jones were in a jail morning after a brawl with Si Smith, brother of B, leading to Smith hospitalized at Valley View. A knife fight erupted on the court lawn when Jones and Smith clashed. Jones was jailed while Smith was treated and released later reports stated no charges filed by Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sith
William A
Dik” Jones
Monedey
Fink Smith
Valley View Hospital
Powell Syalls
Pathe
Rity
Jones
Smits
Court Nonce
Seb Smith
Bob Smith
Speeding driver roars to 185 mph near Darington
Police pursued a 25 year old William J. Gilbert after he reached 185 mph on straight stretches near the town. The driver allegedly hit 15 miles past a road block at Darington while claiming no one was following him. He urged? speed and reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darington
William J. Gilbert
Untitled crime brief from North Queens report
An obscure report from Australia describes a fatal attack in North Queens, near Norih Mission, about seven miles east of Tully. Details are garbled but indicate a boy killed and a person named Bran Andrew involved. the text is fragmentary and inconsistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busbane
Aus'taia
Dee
Andrew MrNaemare
Norih Mission
Tully
North Queens
Christmas Wish for Lawrence Child Inspires Hope
In Lawrence, Martha Lyon seeks a baby to brighten Christmas as her family endures hardship. Mrs. O. B. Terrpisson says the child would bring joy, with neighbors noting the girl’s wishful plea and the community’s hopeful response during a season of need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence i
Martha Loan
Tim
Polin ii
Partates County
Martha Faynn
Christras
Martha Lyon
Marina Lyon Gree
Sie Swat
Mrs
O. B. Terrpisson
Lawrence
Whart
Oklahore Cry
Duke's Daughter Slips Down Bedsheet in Dramatic Entrance
Story from Madrid reports a duke's daughter slipping down a bedsheet during a wedding attempt. A Toreador blocks the ceremony as the dramatic episode shocks attendees. A mother watches the scene unfold amid chatty gossip and unclear motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Toreador
Papa
Latta 4-H Cluly Meeting Highlights Pageant Winners
Latta 4 H Cluly held a meeting with centers for teg in reerberk libeseneed tre pag? faetag contest. Seven winners are entered in the pau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teg
Libeseneed
Pau
Trade for an aid on this issue by Commander George M. Craig
A brief item notes a trade for an aid concerning the issue linked to Commander George M. Craig. The readable text mentions his involvement and frames the matter as an official matter requiring review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Craig
Handling Radiective Wastes and Atomic Cleanup Efforts
Washington reports in a wartime style on atomic bomb tests and radiation hazards. The AEC and Army engineers study decontamination methods for buildings, equipment, and areas at Oak Ridge Tennessee and elsewhere. The report notes progress in mitigating radioactive fallout and mentions research into concealing contaminated gear and remote control replacements for contaminated devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Staten Ementis
AEC
Shay
Atomic Energy
Tishomingo Choral to Present Christmas Concert
The Tishomingo community chorus will present a Christmas concert at Nazarene Church this afternoon. The program features carols, medleys, solos, duets, and a finale including The Holy City and Ave Maria with Rev. Nances Jay and Mrs Jane Lokey directing. Numerous local singers and a full ensemble perform under conductor James Ayres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo
Snecal
Tiskhomings
Chub
the Nazarene Church
Nances Jay
P J Park
Deanne Tripp
Neuen Hood
Holy City
Danaty
Pos McKre
Donald Chass
Ray Vand Barn Stokes
Lou Nance
Danald Chas Joey
P Bob McKee
Kansie Chas
Benediction
Vanniver
Jane Lokey
Mra
James Ayres
Accon Penis
Doal Rour
Dick Winn
Mra Bellack
Mré
Bob Parker
Mn Reid Ratehens Jr
Bo Burrus
Bob Wood
E R Rush
Hal
Richard Durr
Minnie Palmer
Forrest Armstrong
Jack Aceir
Mass
Dovey Carlton
Jack Melwer
Cari B Reubdin
Haran Reser
Exenest Quaid
James Rs
Bob McKee
Nelson Hood
Doetrid Chane
Ray Vandever
Joms Kambrough Sem Stokes
Loum B. Nance
Ward Chase
Dentit Nithols
Santa’s crash landing shocks Marais town crowd
In Marais Minnesota a light two seater plane carrying Santa Claus looped and crashed into the entrance of a local theater. Ground marshal Harold Nelson helped Santa from the wreck as witnesses watched the chaotic scene. Willard Walters faces a fine for allegedly causing the incident while Santa’s reindeer costume cost about $81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara
Sante
Harold Nelson
Ground Marae
Willard Walters
Neary Supanags Lake Alee
Sarta
Tulsa judge warns tavern licenses amid brawl threats
In Tulsa County a judge cautioned beer license holders after recent near fatal shootings and a tavern brawl. Court records show about 708 licensees in the county with annual renewals overseen by the court. Authorities urged vigilance and compliance by tavern operators to curb violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Ghia
Walter
Tu Ka
Stalin Birthday Gift Train From East Bloc Draws Attention
Soviet monitors report a massive birthday gift event for Stalin featuring 1.6 million gifts in crates and freight trains from East Germany Poland and other socialist states. The spectacle spans 70 cars for 70th birthday with gifts including motorcycles and aircraft parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pes Begley
Saseseia
Joseph Sillagy
World
Asia
Eless
Stalin
U. S
East Germany
Warsaw
Poland
Mrs Kitchens Presents Oklahoma Sugar Bowl Tickets
Ada Oklahoma mother Mrs Gus Kitchens presents two tickets for the Sugar Bowl game to benefit the University of Oklahoma student rehabilitation fund. The tickets go to the donor making the larger contribution at a boxing benefit tomorrow night in New Orleans. The fundraiser honors Rhedin Kitchens, an Army fighter pilot and former Sooner fullback in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omlarcma Citt
iPi
University of Oklahoma
Sooner
Rhedin
Gus Kitchens
Ada
Oklahoma
Juisisna State
New Orleans
Thall
Shirley and John Agar Split Again Will Not Reconcile
Hollywood report says Shirley Temple and ex-husband John Agar met since divorce but she rejects reconciliation. Agar visited their 22 month old daughter Linda Susu and brought dolls, while Temple plans to stay home with the child for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Shiley Temple
Hish
John Agar
Shirley
Agar
Linda Susu
Amy
Beverly
Chicago
Antlers Considers Westward City Boundary Plan
Antlers weighs extending boundaries along the Atoka highway to the west and southeast to annex five blocks and three streets. Mayor Mollor, Lions Club aid, and chamber officials back the move to absorb developing suburbs and two named sites for a future federal building. Morrisville village, tied to Atoka access, seeks police protection and city water links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoka
Coun Il
G. P. Mollor
Lionas Club
Ini
Pep OG Mate
Carol Osburn
Chamber of
Carafal
Lions Effects
Wilue Antlers
Fedwal
Fuhure
Alvin
Davison Speaks at Coal County Chamber Banquet
Chief Justice Denver Davison, guest speaker at the Coal County Chamber of Commerce annual banquet in Coalgate, lauded local veterans instructors and chamber service. President Bob McInnis presided as officials reviewed past-year achievements and slated plans for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalgate
Denver Davison
State Supreme Court
Coal County Chamber of Commerce
Bob McInnis
Horace Carter
Chamber of Commerce
Martin
Curtis Floyd
Coal County 245
McInnis
Tupelo
Centrahoma
Jack Skaggs
Cairo
Bill Landmann
Cottonwead
Lester Champion
Salt Prairie
Orville Long
Lone Btar
John Grigsby
Clerite
Lee Morrison
Olney
John Betpaso
Jehigh
Okishors Supreme Court
Bob Meinala
Organimatea
Leaders listed for chest X ray survey in the county
A countywide chest X ray survey is set to begin January 4 conducted by state health department staff with partial funding from the county tuberculosis association. The committee is chaired by J. W. Flint with roles assigned to Mrs. W. Freeman, Martha Mate, Rex Morrison, Mrs. Jack Martin, Rev. C. O. Babee, Aubrey Harris, Beublits Beublits, Douglas Poeravio, Brown Mortis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
County Tuberculosis Association
J. W. Flint
W. ©. Freeman
Martha Mate
Rex
Morrison
Jack Martin
C. O. Babee
Aubrey Harris
Crevvans
I Beublits
Douglas Poeravio
Borwn Mortis
Legislature Adjourns Amid Row Over False Statements
Lawmakers ended the day after a heated session as Senator A E Anderson of Lik City moved adjournment to halt clashes over alleged misstatements. Rep Walter M ris of Anadarko and others attacked the press and questioned the state’s reputation, drawing strong rebuke from Speaker Walter Bilingslay of Wevoka who claimed he had no say in the remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aine
Capitol
A. E. Anderson
Lik City
Martin Spanks
Walter Mi Ris
Anadarko
Oblaroma
Walter Bilingslay
Wevoka
Dry Friday Saves Much N.Y.C. Water
New York officials reported a successful Dry Friday conservation drive reducing city water use to 708 million gallons in 24 hours, 176 million tons below last week’s daily average. Despite the drop, reservoirs remain low and rain or snow would be needed to reverse the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taiay Star
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