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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1940

Page

3

Five Months of G7 War In Europe See Only One Expectation Met

After nearly five months of war in Europe the Maginot and Siegfried lines have halted frontal attacks as predicted. Poland fell to a German push, ending Franco-British hopes and redefining peace plans. Finland surprised by turning on Russia, and the Grail Spr by British cruisers defeated a pocket battleship. Air raids have so far avoided cities, with most damage limited to neutral shipping at sea.

Kirke Simpson Pee Urese Europe Poland Germany Finland Speeds Cilies Siberty

Italians Fatt in Distance Effort

Rio de Janeiro dispatch notes the Italian aircraft led by Angelo Tondi landed on Fernando de Noronha after 32 hours 25 minutes aloft, about 3,000 miles shy of its Patagonia goal. The craft had covered 4,460 miles of a planned longer flight from Rome, but fuel leakage forced two-engine travel to Fernando Noronha.

Rio DE Janiero Tiglian Fernando Netanha Patagonia Gol Angelo Tondi Rome Royal Air Force Ismailia Suez Canal Darwin Australia Tondi Fernando Noronha

Industry In Anti-Trust Cases Indict 41 Tile Firms

A federal grand jury in Chicago indicted 41 persons and corporations in the tile industry for anti trust violations. The cases name ten major tile manufacturers accounting for about 90 percent of tile used in the Chicago area. Firms listed include Mosaic Tile Co of Zanesville United States Quarry Tile Co of Parkersburg Nation al Tile Co of Anderson Wheeling Tile Co of Wheeling Robertson Art Tile Co of Morrisville Standard Tile Co of Zanesville Superior Ceramic Corp of Anderson Sprata Ceramic Co of East Sparta American Franklin Clean Tiles Inc of Lansdale and Cambridge Tile Manufacturing Co of Cincinnati. In St Louis a driver was charged after a minor crash that involved nine other autos and a U turn in a congested area.

Chicago United States Lea I. Tier ‘Ney Chicago Area. the Companies Named Were the, Mosaic Tile Co Zanesville Ohio United States Quarry Tile Co Parkersburg W. Va National Tile Co Anderson Ind Wheeling Tile Co Wheeling Robertson Art Tile Co Morrisville The Standard Tile Co Superior Ceramic Corp Anderson, Ind Sprata Ceramic Co East Sparte American—Franklin Clean Tiles, Inc Lansdale, Pa Cambridge Tile Manufacturing Co Cincinnati

Jockeys Of Today Not Well Trained

Frankie Otis criticizes modern jockeys as undertrained and rushed into mounts. He recalls Willy O Connor and 1900s era apprenticeship, pace lessons, and the need for dedicated jockey schools. Otis praises Schilling for skill and pace, contrasts with today’s riders, and notes historical training standards.

Frankie Otis Paii Mutuals

Steffens Dairy Plans Extensive Remodeling

Steffens Dairy at 221 North Rennie begins a 6500 remodeling program per plant superintendent OF Taylor. The site adds a cottage cheese vat, two new preheaters, a 200 gallon pasteurizing vat, larger pot washing facilities, a second refrigerating machine, building remodelling, and five new delivery trucks with total staff rising to 20.

Steffens OF Taylor North Rennie Taylor

Brahma Steer Attacks Cowboy at National Livestock Show

Denver scene as F Grant Marshall of Aston Oklahoma was knocked to the floor by a enraged Brahma steer during steer wrestling at the National Western Livestock Show. Two rodeo clowns distracted the steer allowing Marshall to escape. Jack Lonson of Marland Oklahoma won first in steer wrestling. Oklahoma A and M took first in cattle judging and fifth in intercollegiate stock judging. Future Farmers of America team from Oklahoma competed with Anthony, N M, entry taking first in stock judging.

Denver Grant Marshall Aston Okla Marshall Oklahoma Jack Lonson Marland Oklahoma A Future Farmers of America Anthony

Plea for Better Rural Roads From A Longtime Carrier

A rural mail carrier writes to urge better roads after enduring years of mud and hardships delivering in the countryside. He recounts pulling others from mud and invites editors to ride along the routes during severe conditions to witness the need firsthand. He emphasizes that reliable roads aid not only mail delivery but all rural services.

Bill Hevers Bert Rathi Oklahoma Rural Letter Carriers Association Cetain Tural Meil Carrie Merriy

Oil history notes reveal county revival hopes in 1940

The piece recalls oil activity in Pontotoc County across 1920 1930 and 1933 including the Steedman pool Bebee Allen fields and notable gassers like Prairig No 1 Hario and Fitts well. It celebrates past contests and honors from events at Baylor and East Central with winners Swinford Emery Higginbotham Johnston Holloway and others.

Pontotoc County Steedman Rebee Allen Bob” Ford Thompson Jesse Thewell Hunton

Fast Central Sneakers Win In Waco Meet

East Central college forensics team earned multiple honors at Baylor University in Waco Texas during a major speech tournament Saturday. The squad showcased strong performances across events and secured notable rankings.

Fast Central Baylor University Waco Texas

Tax rolls closed Jan 15 to Feb 1 in county

County treasurer Sam Csw announced tax rolls will be closed from Monday January to February 1 to allow corrections for levies certified on protests by the tax court. All taxpayers will be affected, with countywide changes and some districts seeing less impact depending on local properties.

Sam Csw Coun

Armstrong to Run Against A. S. J. Shaw

Oklahoma City January 14. W J Armstrong chief conservation officer announced his candidacy for the corporation commission to oppose veteran campaigner A S J Shaw. Bond and Weems on the commission voiced support for Armstrong as Shaw dismisses the race.

Oklahoma City W. J. Armstrong Corporation Commission Jy A Tate AS. J. Shaw Reford Bond Ray C. Weems Armstrong Soner Shaw Bond Weems

Allen Takes Two in Stratford Games

Allen high school A and B teams defeated Roff high school squares Friday night. The A team won 48 to 22 while the B team edged the Roff B team 20 to 19. Mapler led Allen with 14 points and Butler added nine. Allen faces Francis next Friday at Allen.

Fitzhugh High School Stratford Hig School Fitzhugh Stratford Iatfard Arash Sten Jia Hs Femer Nice Wy Stravfont Ne Watt Tswau A. Tearangy Bortright Ge Wadan Pearsen Anine Stiger A Wanee T Pearson Pinyerre von 'E Suljleai Barlon Feasi Shelby Howard Janes Spiller Galeman Tatiis Allen High School Roff_high school Allen Squae Allen Mapler Butler Francis

Ted Cornell Heads District League of Young Democrats

Governor Leon C. Phillips praised the League of Young Democrats at the fourth district convention banquet in the Aldridge hotel. He lauded Democratic progress and urged unity while noting cost cuts and reforms in Oklahoma. Notables including Denver Davison and Mac Williamson attended the event.

Leon C. Phillips League of Young Democrats Phillips Aldridge Hotel League Young Democrats

Abney Named Secretary and Chairman in League of Young Democrats

James E Abney Ada was elected secretary and treasurer while Tate Hawkins Haldenville became vice chairman of the district League of Young Democrats. Ted Cornell Wapanucka hosted buttermilk as convention refreshment amid preconvention vote swapping and a Friday night social. The opening session featured a women’s forum with speakers Mrs. Catlett Mrs Huff and Mrs Marie Bailey. Walter Maddux Ada won the old fiddlers contest as state officials spoke and Attorney General Mack Williamson delivered the main address.

Ted Cornell Haldenville James E. Abney Ada Cuttermilk Pigttarm Phillips League Resol Miss Haw Finland Russia John Catlett Tulsa Ja Huff Oklahoma City Democratic Women’s Council Marie Bailey State Central Committee Walter Maddux Mack. Williamson

Oklahoma State Poetry Festival Set for Ada Date

The fifth annual Oklahoma State Poetry festival will be held in Ada February 10. Registration blanks are being sent out now to high schools across Oklahoma. Any high school is eligible to participate.

Ada Oklahoma

Local Ada High Names School Officials

Chloe Armstrong is state president Ruth Gover serves as secretary treasurer Martha Burttin handles publicity and Jona Bal Jew Freeman is connected to Ada High School as part of the leadership team.

Chloe Armstrong Ruth Gover Martha Burttin Jona Bal Jew Freeman Ada High School

Poetry Festival Seeks High School Readers and Critics

The festival will be hosted by a speech instructor with Charles Price Green of Oklahoma University and Miss Alvina Creuse of Northwestern University as interpretation professors. Each high school may enter six readers, two boys required, with registrations due by Monday February 5. Critics will offer comments after each reading hour. there will be no judging or awards to honor the joy of reading poetry.

Charles Price Green Oklahoma University Alvina Creuse Northwestern University Evanston, Il

Chism Pool Gains Second Oil Producer In Ada Field

Patsy Oil Co No 1 Mays in McClain County southeastern section yielded 72 barrels per hour for two hours after tubing at 3552 feet in Viola dolomite. No. 1 James Garrett, discovery well, has produced about 600 barrels daily since December 13. Garrett and Susan James wells near 16 5n 3e prepare to set pipe at 3500 feet. total depth 3445 feet. Geology matches depth with No 1 Mays.

Mays Viola Garrett and Susan James Liswell

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