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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1945

Page

2

Rundstedt's Gamble Fails In North Push Against Allied Lines

Historic World War II dispatch notes Von Rundstedt's failed gamble to smash the invasion forces as Panzer divisions stalled north toward Siegen and Bradley's First Army held firm. The article lauds U S and British units for stopping the assault, noting the potential collapse of Allied fronts if momentum persisted. It also covers a separate livestock auction tally from Harvey's, detailing bull and heifer sales, averages, and notable bidders.

New York Karl Rudolf Gerd von Rundstedt von Rundstedt Omar Nelson Bradley First Ninth Sedan First Army George S. Pattton Third Army Hodges Cologne Ruhr First Infantry Ninth Infantry Fourth Infantry Third Armored

Top Bull At Harvey Sale To W. G. Skelly

Hereford HT Royal Rupert WEH 16th owned by W. E. Harvey sold to Candy Creek ranch of W. G. Skelly north of Tulsa for 7000 dollars. About 700 people attended after a radio program on the National Farm and Home Hour. Skelly heads the Northeast Oklahoma Hereford association which calls Tulsa the Cattle Capital of the World. Barbecue greeted visitors after the sale at the Harvey ranch southwest of Ada.

W. E. Harvey Rupert Candy Creek W. G. Skelly Tulsa Harvey National Farm and Home Hour Skelly Northeast Oklahoma Hereford Association Harvey Ranch Ada

Induction Proposals Aim to Boost Manpower in War Services

May described quick action on a bill to draft males and a nurses draft measure as part of Roosevelt’s manpower plan. Backers argue the moves would curb labor turnover by rapid induction into special service units and help replenish labor in critical areas, with director of war mobilization oversight. The bills would bar veterans’ benefits for those drafted into noncombat roles.

May Roosevelt Army Navy Congress

4 F Draft Regulations Explained for War Workers

Washington reports outline how 4-F draft rules push workers into war jobs and keep them from quitting. The army may draft men 18 to 38, tighten deferments, draft those in essential war work without approval, lower standards for 4-Fs, and recheck borderline cases since last February. The aim is to mobilize manpower across ages 18 to 38.

Washington Army Armed Services

Yanks Pour Invasion Forces at Lingayen Coast

The general said the Japanese did not expect the Lingayen invasion and cited strategic surprise as the cause of light American losses. About 3,000 small amphibious craft carried troops and waited behind transports until naval gunfire lifted, then assault waves moved onto churned beaches. The armada endured the fiercest air assault seen since January 5 as the enemy attacked the fleet.

Lingayen

Submarines Backed Filipino Guerrillas With Aid and Gum

Brig. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo recalls a clandestine effort during 1942 as U S submarines supplied Filipino guerrillas in Panay and other islands. A covert team landed by submarine brought not only arms but morale and crucial intelligence enabling MacArthur to plan operations for Leyte Mindoro and Mindoro invasions. The Panay resistance produced the radio spark that sustained hope against Japanese control.

Bycee Carlos P. Romulo Peter Edson Japan United States Panay Island War Department Douglas MacArthur Macario Peralta MacArthur Panay U. S Leyte Ormoc Mindoro

MM Roberts Struck By Car Early December 25

Officials report MM Roberts was struck by a car early on December 25. City and county officers, alongside the Office of Provost Martial, are cooperating on the investigation and pursuing details of the incident.

MM Roberts Patro

Cold Sharp But Dry Ada Shivers In Minimum of Twenty

The forecast of much colder air proved accurate as Ada endured a rapid temperature drop late Monday afternoon. Winds intensified and the chill grew sharper, driving temperatures down well before nightfall.

Ada Mon

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Rundstedt By Don Whitehead Col A. W. Thompson Bull Texan Royal Rupert M. L. Smiley Paris Tex R. R H. Clayton Greenville Clayton R. D. Goff Bentonville Ark Ott Purnett Pontotoc County Top Bull Harvey Sale W.G. Skelly Tulsan al Darlow Association Oklahoma A. and M. College Col. Thompson By James Marlow Yanks
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