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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1945

Page

3

Teachers Confront Turbulent Times Ahead at Wimbish Meet

A large Pontotoc County Schoolmasters club gathering in Homer heard County Judge Moss Wimbish outline major postwar challenges for the nation and schools. He warned about debt jobs birthrate and delinquency while praising teachers for wartime instruction and urging steady guidance as schools plan future reforms. The February meeting is slated for Francis on Feb 14.

Pontotoc Army Navy Homer Byng High School Francis

Nazis Move Norwegian Troops to Italian Front in Battle

German prisoners report Hitler ordered 710th division troops shifted from Norway to Italy to defend the Reno line. Reports say Fifth and Eighth Army fronts face patrol clashes near Senio and Bologna with snow and ice hindering operations as air and artillery strikes target northern Italy. Lt. Elmer L. Belcher led a formation of thunderbolts in fighter attacks on enemy communications.

Rome Norway Italy Hitler Reno Adriatic Eighth Army Valli di Comacchio Senio 278Th Todt Organizanon Atemaan Bologna Thunderbolts Elmer L. Belcher

Milan Rail Station Damaged In Major Allied Bombing

Roanoke Ala reported one of the air fleet's 700 sorties severely damaged the Milan rail station with two direct bomb hits. A 400 foot vessel was sunk off Venice and rail tracks were cut in 68 northern Italian locations by other fliers.

Roanoke Ala Milan Venice Italy

Ada Lodge 119 to Meet for Master Mason Degree

A. F. and A. M. Ada Lodge No. 119 will hold a meeting Friday January 12 at 7 30 P M for work in the Master Mason Degree. Refreshments will be served by the committee. All Masons are invited. James H. Moore W M

Ada Lodge No A. F A. M James H. Moore W. M

Coal supply squeeze prompts 1945 production cuts

Secretary Byrnes warns bituminous coal use must drop 25 million tons in 1945 amid war needs. 1945 demand projected at 620 million tons with 580 million produced. stockpiles could fall to 40 million tons by April 1, creating potential distribution problems when a 30 day supply is reached. Miners expected to fall to 390,000.

Secretary of the Interior Byrnes

Tulsans Seek To Drop Ball Club

An application for voluntary dissolution of the Tulsa Texas League Baseball club has been filed in district court. The action, tied to Chicago Cubs officers, will not affect Tulsa’s franchise during Texas league revisions. The club was formed by Art Griggs in 1932 and later controlled by Don Stewart and Cubs executives.

Tulsa Okla Tulsa Texas L Lgue Don Stewart M. C. Rudolf James T. Gallagher Earl W. Nelson Jack Sheehan Chicago Chicago Cubs Tulsa Baseball Club Nelson Cub Art Griggs Griggs Stewart Chicago Partnership Cubs Los Angeles

Alloys Enable Gas Turbine Warplane Engine Heat Resistance

Gas turbine powered warplanes rise from the ground thanks to alloys mixed with steel that endure the extreme temperatures engines require for efficiency. The discovery promises material advances that could boost performance and reliability in high temperature aviation powerplants.

Army casualties total 564 351. war toll rises to 646 380

Secretary Stimson disclosed that army losses reached 564 351 exclusive of German counter‑offensive casualties, bringing overall U S military casualties since Pearl Harbor to 646 380 with Navy at 82 029. The figures reflect December 29 data and hint at future updates.

Washington Stimson Navy Pearl Harbor

Divers Seek Bodies Of Plane Victims

Divers continued to search the depths of Port of Spain harbor for the bodies of six persons who perished when the Pan American Clipper crashed at the Trinidad port Monday night. Eight more bodies were recovered as the hunt continued.

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Calves Stay In Condition Despite Cold Rainy December

In Klaho City Oklahoma January reports from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics note cattle and calves remain in average condition for this time of year, despite a seasonal December decline caused by cold rainy weather.

Klaho City Anon Avera Oklahoma Bureau of Agricultural Economics of S. Department of Agriculture

Presbyterians urged to unite for postwar Christian leadership

Dr Roy Ewing Vale in Indianapolis told ministers and laymen at the First Presbyterian Church that Protestant churches must unite to provide Christian leadership for the postwar world. He said no single church can lead alone and noted growing interest in foreign missions among men overseas.

Dr. Vale First Presbyterian Church

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