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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1944

Page

6

War Crimes Report Links 700000 Deaths in Polish Camps

Soviet investigators claim the three camps in Lwow province Poland Yanov Sitadel and Lisenitz killed about 700000 people including Americans and Britons. Details describe executions torture starvation and a plan to burn corpses for gold.

Red Eddy Gilmore Moscow United States Britain Lwow Poland Yanov Sitadel Lisenitz Gestapo Heinrich Himmler Himmler Germany Red Army Henrich Himmler S. S Katzman

Oklahoma Soldiers Wounded In Action List

War department releases updated tally of Oklahoma servicemen wounded in action across European and Mediterranean theaters. Names include First Lt. Paul Arritt, Pfc. James Bates, Pvt. Earnest Collard, Pvt. Carl Cooley, Pvt. Johnnie Corbin, Pvt. Thomas Cox, and many more with towns such as Weath­erford Grove Oklahoma City Tulsa Muskogee and Ada. Next of kin notified of status changes.

Washington War Department Oklahoma Paul A. Arritt Weatherford James W. Bates Grove Earnest S. Collard Allen Carl T. Cooley Margaret Cooley Muskogee Johnnie B. Corbin Albion Thomas R. Cox Oklahoma City Preston G. Fails James D. Horton Chattanooga Clarence J. Hyde Mulhall Theodore T. King Poteau Alger Lunsford Stratford Herbert D. Miller Kenneth L. Miller Dave L. Miller Tulsa Philip D. Mittell Harrell Tate Boswell Leslie Taylor Idabel Gilbert T. Thompson Mary T. Gibbs Arthur Warren William D. Willis Skedee John F. Young Sawyer Mediterranean Burl W. Adston Granite Sam B. Aubrey Dorothy B. Aubrey Roy L. Blackwell Lucille M. Blackwell Miami Paul M. Dean Jewel E. Dean Lawton H. D. Dobbs Muldrow Duncan A. Fields Helen B. Fields Tech Bob Fitzwater Carmen Fitzwater Edward R. Franklin Antlers Mike H. House Wagoner William D. James Frankie B. James Ponca City Thomas W. Lance Sapulpa Vernon G. Lytle Konawa Lawrence C Craig) McBroom Lillian I. McBroom Ada Jesse R. Mercer Drumright Calvin A. Puiliam Arvel H. Rodgers Durant Allyn E. Rowley Delaware Fred T. Scott Evelyn E. Scott

Daytime Chesterfield Coat Styled for Evening Wear

A tailored black wool Chesterfield coat can serve as an elegant evening layer with a snowy white ermine scarf and crisp white gloves to elevate the formal look. The outfit combines traditional outerwear with luxe accessories for refined contrast.

Crossword Clue Scrap Highlights Military, Geography, and Language

A fragmented puzzle compiled from a page lists clues and partial answers across themes including U S Army units Indian terms Greek letters and literary fragments. The collection mentions the 90th division and various definitions such as Brazilian state and fortifications.

Military panel to probe news blackout for American troops abroad

Rep. Brooks says the House Military Committee will investigate a perceived complete blackout of current news for U.S. fighting men overseas. He notes Stars and Stripes in Europe offers limited news, often old, while UK papers provide more coverage. The panel will act after its European inspection.

Washington Brooks D.-La House Military Committee Stars and Stripes United States Italy United Kingdom Congress

Cautionary Advice on Rugs Near Stairways

The notice warns against placing small area rugs at the head or front of stairs to prevent slipping hazards. It advises keeping walkways clear and using safer flooring options to reduce accidents in homes.

Kerr Seeks Expanded Oklahoma Public Health Program

Governor Kerr told the Oklahoma Medical Association committee he supports a broader state public health plan centered on a larger University of Oklahoma Medical School and expanded hospital and health center facilities. The plan aims to train more nurses and physicians and extend clinical services to rural areas with cooperation from the medical school, health department, and federal and local partners. The proposal envisions annexing the Confederate Home at Ardmore to the university hospital and extending facilities to northeastern and northwestern Oklahoma to meet rising health needs.

Oklahoma City Kerr Oklahoma Medical Association Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Medical School O. U. Medical School Medical School Health Department School of Medicine Medical Association Ardmore University Hospital

Bowen Will Sing With Navy Choir On Network

Norman Bowen of 1101 East Eighteenth will join the Great Lakes Naval Training Center Choir in a Christmas Eve broadcast from Edgar Bergen. The 1,000 voice chorus of recruits will present carols and depict Christmas at the naval training center on a major network program.

Edgar Bergen Charie McCarthy Norman Bowen East Great Lakes Naval Training Center Naval Training Center

Weathered Radiators and Fridge Stock Tips

To prevent radiator rusting, wipe over with an oiled cloth. Keep a soup jar in the refrigerator and put leftover vegetable liquids and gravy into it.

Qualifications of Pro Athletes to Be Given Review

War Mobilization Director Byrnes ordered Selective Service to review military qualifications of professional athletes amid manpower shortages. He urged recalling unfit players or examining them again, noting Marshall’s directive to withhold discharge of prominent athletes without War Department review. The move follows earlier orders restricting releases by commanding officers.

Washington James F. Byrnes Selective Service Lewis B. Hershey Byrnes War Department

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