Ada Weekly News Advertising Consolidation Mess
The Ada Weekly News merges with multiple titles and publications in a consolidated ad listing. The notice outlines changes to advertising and printing arrangements, including consolidation with The Ada Evening News and The Ada Weekly News for monthly distribution and delivery at the post office.
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Samacrat
AES
Pontorac Atqunte Rtefenpoine
Consolidated
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Adi- Bears
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Ady
Ada Wengly
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Bederivrad
Outlook for Ada in 1942 Promises Growth and Jobs
Ada leaders forecast a strong year with the big airport project advancing and payroll gains boosting permanent employment for cotton hogs and sheep growers. They urge better roads and new industries to sustain Ada near 36,000 population, while note cotton yields and farm practice improvements as key drivers. They also discuss farm policies, hog markets, education tenure debates, and local efforts to boost the economy amid defense spending.
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Ada
Gence
Acta
Tnt
Eversy
Bank holdup at Wyandotte ends with two suspects jailed
In Wyandotte Oklahoma a man used a toy pistol to rob the bank. Two stockmen Bert Bast and Garpran captured the robber near a farmhouse and the money was recovered. The robber, believed mentally unstable, was jailed in Miami awaiting possible commitment. Bank president A. Thompson and cashier described the raid and the escape in which a driver was forced to depart before the getaway.
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Wyandotte
Okla
Sheriff's Oilers
Bert Bast
Ameiz Garpran
Thompson
T. BE. Burdtick
Miami
Marr
Burdick
Fie Bank
Chance
Wheeler Urges U S Links to End War in Europe
Senator Wheeler of Montana sharply criticized President Roosevelt in a radio address, urging the United States to exert every effort for a quick peace in Europe and to consider a just and generous peace that could curb German aggression. He questioned Roosevelt’s Sunday remarks about peace terms, while others pushed for continued aid to Britain and broader war policies.
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Washington
Dee
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Wheeler
Mont
Roosevelt
Europe
United States
Wils Netson
Montong
Hfer
Verne Marshall
Marshall
State Department
Marshath
Vnv
Vanes
White House
Cickenge
John Hi. Jowett
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of the Treasury
Mors Senthaw
Congress
China
Arthur B. Purvis
Morgenthan
Purvis
Loii
Germain Pemote
Forged Transcripts Found In State Education Scam
Oklahoma City officials disclosed forged transcripts used to obtain state teachers certificates. Investigators traced at least a dozen certificates to a supervisor who allegedly forged records at Tyler Texas College over three weeks. The probe began after suspicions rose over several years, with Governor Phillips ordering further inquiry.
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Oklaboma City
Dee
Meech Wilms
Hearo Scheobsustry
Eime
Tawe County
Norman Duncan
State Board of Education
Texas College of Tyler
Bivienn
Board of
Eoucstion
Phillips
Woman Suffered Sleep Loss Since 1937 Teacher Miss Cross
Upper Sandusky report details Miss Cross a lifelong teacher bedridden for a decade with chronic encephalitis causing years of sleeplessness from influenza and encephalitis. Her physician Dr W E Miner notes condition. she continues reading and sewing though partly paralyzed. She hopes to return to classrooms someday.
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Upper Sandusky
Fajner
Ningbatle Crags
Upper
Syindusteyr
Miss Cross
de W. BE Miner
Jett
Ber Bothy
Miss Crone
Booth Tarkington on democracy enduring world war II
Indianapolis December 2 1941 veteran author Booth Tarkington reflected on democracy surviving the new year at home and abroad. He praised British resolve in wartime and warned of continued conflict while urging united opposition to Nazi aggression and support for those fighting to defend liberty.
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Indianapolis
Botx Tarkington
Vetera i
Hurnart
Boas
Tarkington
Tina Napolwotic
Tartington
Tedring
Adolf Hitler
Ad Carlsto
London businessmen blamed for blaze losses after Sunday raid
London readers blame businessmen for fire losses following Sunday night raids. Calls grow for compulsory fire watchers and faster government action. The Guardian reports pressure mounts as incipient fires spread through the old city core amid poor weather and no German reider reports.
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London
Bec
Qalty Mail
Hichings
Lomeeni Taurit
Old City
Hogbert
Morrisoty
Berlasm
Phil Ferguson Returns To Farm Credit Board Role
Phil Ferguson, former director of the Farm Credit Administration board for the White District area including Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico, is reappointed by Governor Blark to serve three years starting tomorrow. He will attend directors meetings twice monthly and be paid an annual $ tb a day plus travel expenses. Tulsa report notes December oil production in the United States fell to 38,078, with Texas and other states showing declines. Oklahoma produced 3,225 barrels, part of a broader drop across major oil regions.
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Een Wouth
Ofan
Oklahoma
Acra
Usig
Barmyard
Washington
Ger
Fergison Oklahome
Thes
Dix
Farm, Credit
Oklahome
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexia
Ariontieme
G. Blark
Farm Credit Administration
Fevauser
Tulsa
United, States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
California
Illinois
Amd
Louisiana
Muchigan
Fonky Mountain
Mrs Lawson Dies At Home In Tulsa
Mrs Lawson longtime leader of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs dies at home in Tulsa. Born in Indian Territory she rose to national presidency 1935 to 1941 and guided education initiatives while serving on university boards and promoting civic work.
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Roverta Campbell Lawson
General Federation of Women's Cities
Anal
Ayer
Rome
Lawson
General Federation
Rads Indien
Albune
Site
Gramid Diaunghter
Char Ariyeyeoke
Schonts
Din College
Mexico
Fagmier Wustee
University of Tulesa
Board of Regents
Oklahoma
College For Women
Ceneral Federation
Mowe
Eugene B. Lawann
Tules
Tne
Owta- Fema Federstien
Duis
General Federatan
Cand
Geoud
Nile
Entire Community Inherits Estate In Mount Joy
In Mount Joy Pennsylvania a childless man leaves a million dollar estate to the community. He creates a common trust to be shared by the local school districts and residents, arguing property inheritance should follow communal welfare. The will specifies a limited portion for his wife.
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Mount Joy
Pew
Milion-Dellar It Company
Cherence Sehinck
Gamevel
Uuve
Fast 1
Sehock Independent Oil Company
Oman
Lantenstecerutty
Football Deaths Show 1940 Decline
New York report from APF notes a drop in football fatalities for 1940, marking a fourth straight yearly decline. The survey lists eight deaths directly from the game across college and high school play, with additional fatalities attributed to related activities and indirect causes.
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New York
Deg
APF
Purdur
Domestic Troubles Keep Balance in Divorce Plea
Judge Crawford grants several monthly support orders as a divorce is finalized. The couple, once estranged, reconcile and resume living together as the judge notes the case was about keeping balance. Witness statements reflect the breakdown and remarriage is not indicated.
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Tal Crawfartis
Benge
Pidee J Crawford
Balante
Jude Crawford
London conductor criticizes modern film music in review
Sir Thomas Beacham of London's Philharmonie orchestra comments on Mollywand's music as shocking noise while praising new film music for its refined artistic direction. He visits Catt Bong for the first time and notes the evolving cinema score as a sign of artistic restraint.
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Los Angeles
Sir Thomas
Beacham
London
Philharmonie
Mollywand
Nova
No Opposition To Centralizing Of School Agencies
Guthrie, Oklahoma regents chair Holman and other educational leaders discuss a proposed centralization plan uniting the state’s higher education agencies. They argue it would reduce duplication, improve efficiency, and raise funding standards while preserving jurisdiction and governance across the University of Oklahoma, state colleges, and agricultural education.
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Celahosta City
University of Oklahoma
Regents
State Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma College Regents
Free Holman
Guthrie
Regents Saving Jurisdiction
O Te Norte Scheals
Sister of Higher Education
Thirney
Lauder
Corbeulice
Conerols Aghiewhiucel Calleges
Geo
Praerty
Ter
Callegee
Obituary Rose Baddock and Family Notice
Rose Bhury Hasdnek née Baddock nine year old daughter of Les and EE. Funeral service at 2 PM in the chapel of the Funeral Home with Rev. Eyam J Young officiating. Burial in Memorial Park. Surviving are the mother father and grandmother with locations in Los AngeleS and Ada.
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Rose
Mary Baddock Rose Bhury Hasdnek
Sauter
Les
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Eyam J. Young Offic
Memorial Park
Ells Im
BS Marddeek
Los Angeles
Moa. B
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Ada
Obituary Notices From Ada and Abilene Tex Areas
Obituaries list multiple deaths with survivors and funeral details. Lena Henson and Alma Baker connections noted. William Morris of Ada dies at 82 with services at Rosedale Cemetery conducted by Rev Arbuckle. Rosie Gorman, Myre Dena Smith and others mentioned among survivors. Funeral services held in Crswelk Funeral Home chapel with burial following at Rosedale Cemetery.
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Lena Henson Nira
Etna
W. B. Morris Wiliam
Morris
Ada
P.m. Fureral Gerviers
Rosedale
Hetemy Butt Gorman
Mt Mog
Rosie Gi
Hare
West ‘Teiwlith
Crswelk Faneral
Kung
Aurtalth
Othe
Elizebeth
Miéred
Patricia
Breathe
Simmie Garriam
Reaction to Roosevelts Fireside Chat Provokes Mixed French Reaction
French officials described Roosevelt's fireside chat as a damning critique of defense statistics. Government circles said increased American production would be needed to judge the speech's impact. French newspapers noted no official full text, but reaction in political circles was generally favorable.
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United States
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Asserice
Cireles
Britain
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U.S
Thorne Prench
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