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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1944
Page
10
War analysis notes a week-old Nazi counterattack in Belgium and Luxembourg slowing but not yet forcing a decisive outcome. Allied losses remain unreported and Eisenhower urges forces to press the offensive, turning enemy gambit into a defeat while front repositioning completes.
The general warns Nazi desperation offers a brief chance after weeks of slog against fortified German lines. American and Allied troops fight hard, earning praise for fighting spirit and effectiveness. The article notes high command expectations and a resolve to press before the enemy can recover.
Through cooperative support from Mr and Mrs Walter Woolley and others about 1500 copies of Sunday School papers will be mailed for three months to households with rural children. Pon tocot Area Boy Scout Council sponsors the project as part of its reading program for youth.
School pupils especially in winter enjoy wholesome stories and Bible reading material found in the papers. The note expresses appreciation for the service enabling these readings and stories for students.
Washington reports Adolf A. Berle is slated for appointment as ambassador to Brazil. Berle, who resigned as assistant secretary, would leave for Brasilia after formal approval.
The article notes Berle will serve as ambassador to Brazil, marking his first foreign post though long experience in international affairs. The Brazil assignment is viewed as crucial amid tensions with Argentina and as a bulwark against Nazi influence in South America.
Berle will manage top duties in Rio de Janeiro to monitor and curb spread of Argentine government influence deemed fascist by the State Department across Latin America. Ada News Want Ada.
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