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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1941

Page

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Were Bowled Over: Stanford And Boston in Rose Bowl

A garbled account describes Stanford and Boston College in the Rose Bowl, with references to Texas Aggies, Nebraska, and the Huskers. It mentions Frankie Albert and other players, plus celebrations and hopes for the outcome, reflecting a historic bowl game atmosphere.

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Axe-Swingers End Revelry at Club

Revelers at a South Coffeyville club faced chaos as officers with axes confronted hundreds of patrons. Fire damage and a late-night clash resulted in 27 people detained, with gambling tables chopped and scattered evidence of a large disturbance.

South Coffey Ville Ont Jar Bowen South Colfesval Avis Walter Johnson Svar State Ore Ployer Anton Kanada

Bette Davis Weds Not a Picture Rumor Clarified

Hollywood reports confirm Bette Davis wed Arthur Farnsworth in Rimrock Arizona, not a film project. The wedding, described as private by a spokesbrief, anchors the Hollywood rumor mill and signals a real-life union separate from the screen.

Bette. Davis Hollywood Bette Davis Arthur Farnsworth Boston Rimrock Arizona

Congressional Redistricting Scheme Proposed by Senator Stokes

Oklahoma City AP report details state Senator Virgil L. Stokes drawing a tentative redistricting plan for the legislature. The proposal mixes counties and cities to place four existing Congress members into two districts and reassigns figures such as Wilbur Cartwright and Jed Johnson into new zones. The plan aims to balance population while grouping certain counties, with a 292,939 population noted for one district and 267 for another, amid debates on grouping two Congress members in a single district.

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British Patrol Deep in Libya in World War II report

Fragmented dispatch describes British patrols in Libya amid bombardments and outpost activity. Mentioned are attacks near Beitish positions between Bava and Fal bask, radar and harbour skirmishes, and references to Palermo and Naples targets in Italy, with unclear ship movements and wartime disruptions.

Evans Funeral Service At 3 Today

Funeral services for Dr. Erie Evans of Ada are set for 3:00 this afternoon at the Methodist Church. Rev. Wolf Blackhurst will officiate at the First Methodist rites, with the body held at the funeral home until the service. The death followed injuries sustained Tuesday night.

Erie Evans Methodist Church Wol Blackhuen Rob Br. Evang

It Should Be Busy Session It Should Be Busy Session

Washington notes outline a new session as a continuation of the prior year. The Roosevelts plan for foreign aid, defense, and taxes dominates the agenda. Key fights loom over lease lend aid to Britain, federal taxes, and agency powers, with figures estimating trillions in potential outlays.

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Bonus Drive in Progress to Reopen and Expand Plant

The Add chamber of commerce reports ongoing efforts to raise funds to reopen and enlarge the Wicknam Peeling plant at Sapplow, near Ada, owned by George Smith and Tucaterk. Volunteers describe broad town support, some donations, and letters sent to interested residents while urging more participation to extend local packing capacity and boost profits.

Add Chamber of Conmmerce Wicknam Sapplow George Smith Tucaterk Histts Roth Ada

Public Ledger of Philadelphia Sold to Disclose Ownership

The Evening Public Ledger of Philadelphia, founded by Curtis Thiel Curtis, is sold in a transfer disclosed to Robert Cresswell, former treasurer of the New York Borakt Tribune. The brief notice notes the sale details and parties involved in the historic newspaper transfer.

Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger Curus Thel Curtis Robert Cresswell New York Borakt Tribune

Franco-German Break Seen Amid Vichy Talks Fail

Reports from Reuters and The Associated Press indicate a breakdown in negotiations between Vichy France and Germany as Petain’s government faces stalemate. Laval’s removal, Brinon’s role, and potential French-German truce tensions underscore a shifting alliance, with German demands and notable shifts in Paris and Bern communications signaling a fragile diplomatic pause.

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Marines Held by Japanese Gendarmes in Peiping

Four U.S. Marines were held for 17 hours by Japanese gendarmes near Peiping's embassy area after an incident at an International cabaret. Marines reported threats and insults. three demands for custody were denied. Four injured, one uninjured, none seriously hurt. Names listed: Corporal George Petroff, Corporal Francis Barber, Private Walter Giftem, Hubert Sims, Merlin Ankworm.

Peiping China Jan United States P.m Aten H. Turnage Marine Guard Turnage Marine Guard Hospital George Petroff Washington, D. C Francis A Barber Dorchester Mass Walter G. 4Ifem Waxahachie Tex Hubert Sims Big Creek Mich Merlin W. Ankworm Porthand Ore

Ada Marks Second Wet New Year With Record Rainfall

Ada’s New Year arrived wet as 1940 posted the second highest rainfall total on record up to that date. Showers lingered into night but cleared by morning as residents noted a warmer, milder start to the year with a 53 degree low. The report cites January through December monthly totals and notes a modest statewide freeze forecast for Wednesday night.

Ada Rammfalt Peeere Wem Bea Mairim Frank Wait Mer Associated Press

Goyde Turns His Pen to Turkey

Fragments from Rome report writer Goyde marks the new year by noting Turkey’s hostile stance. The editor’s remarks are mixed with garbled text and unclear context, presenting observation rather than firm conclusions about Turkey’s attitude and the political scene.

Goyde Turkey Rome Wain Wirginoy Gayds

Agent Fees Deemed Unreasonable Amid War Dept Critique

A newspaper clipping voices strong criticism of high commissions paid to agents by the War Department. It calls the fees an unreasonable waste of public funds and urges scrutiny of the payment structure and agents' real estate commissions involved.

Fim War Department

Major Ports and Bases Raided In Night Flights of the RAF

The Associated Press reports RAF night raids striking major ports and bases, including Taranto, with Britain reporting continued air operations over Holland, the Rhineland, and the Mediterranean. Bombs fall on London and eastern England. Libyan fortress Bardia resists as Greek and Balkan fronts evolve amid war tensions across Europe.

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Roosevelt At Work on Talk

Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt to address Congress with a call for broad authority to aid Britain and speed war production. The message, due Monday, may seek leeway to loan war supplies and potentially repayment in kind, as defense production expands under a new supreme command.

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Melvin Taylor to Study Higher Work

Melvin Taylor, longtime county sanitarian for the city, leaves for Nashville to pursue specialized study in public health at Vanderbilt University. Barney Walker, who previously held the county post, resumes duties as Taylor departs and Faytor faces changes in assignments.

Melvin Taylor Melvin ‘Taylor Pulalia Vanderbilt University Barney Walker

Oil Worker Found Dead Near Okemah Incident

A missing oil worker named Barkett, about 38, from Burbbock and Big Sormy Texas, was found dead near Okemah. Deputies reported the man was found with injuries after a likely drunken assault Saturday. A suspect was arrested, held, and questioned as officers investigated the condition and location of the body.

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Christmas Seals Appeal Encourages Giving

A. BR Wallace urges support for Christmas Seals, praising generosity for a merry season and a brighter New Year. He asks contributors to act promptly to fund facilities for combating neuroses and to ensure the campaign’s goals are met.

Angeles A. BR. Wallace Ehaire

Federal Reserve Proposes Steps to Avoid Inflation

The Federal Reserve System outlined new measures to curb inflation in a move described as unprecedented. The plan includes curbing the president’s power over money value, repealing greenback legislation, and promoting a balanced budget with banking restraint, though officials stressed it is not an administration proposal and the White House would not comment.

Washington Federal Reserve System White House

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