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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1949

Page

3

Bevin Palestine Policy in Commons Sparks Expected Fireworks

British policy on Palestine faces a forceful Commons airing with critics accusing Bevin of favoring Arab interests over Israel. The debate follows the January border incident and may be tempered by anticipated moves toward recognizing Trans-Jordan and Israel by the United States and Britain.

Palestine House of Commons OCC Baney John Bult Israel Bevsin Ernest Bevin Bevin Attlee Winston Churchill Britain Thant Srives China Hein United States New York Bevin Stoot Esraehiorces Palestimeltas Trans-Jordan

Savannah Lula Win Final in Coalgate Caging Tourney

Savannah and Lula captured the finals in Coalgate Caging Tournament with a close four point margin. In the boys final Savannah edged Limestone Gap 37 to 36 after a season of tough matchups, including a prior loss to Coachgate, as Savannah's Class B team claimed the title in a tense championship.

Savannah Lula Aogram Coachgate Wildcats Atason Limestone Gap

Fashion act opens new jobs at university workshop

Miss Batty Mahier, professor of art at the University of Cislatome, says the canal of television new jobs opens for anyone in fashion act. Over 30 shader workers are collaborating under two new coyrite rum at the university, boosting local employment.

Norman Rosy Esteer Batty Mahiery University of Cislatome Miss Mahier Canal of Television

Western Railroads face fresh strike threat by engineers

Chicago January 24 report that about 25 000 locomotive engineers of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plan a second strike against major western railroads. The action follows failed negotiations under the National Railway Labor Act with lines including Great Northern Northern Pacific Chicago Burlington Missouri Pacific and others. Officials demand extra engineers for safety and operation of diesels as mediation and arbitration discussions stall. President Truman may be asked to appoint an emergency fact finding board to resolve the dispute.

Chicago Jen Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Benti If Vererhoed Diesek J.P. Shields Hieemer Shields National Railway Mediation Board Ivailroad Associaton Western Railways Brotherhood Tate Hinst Alvanley Johnston Shiekis Prosedt Truman Great ‘Northern Northern Pacific Chiscage Buytlingtom Quincy Missouri Facinie Texas Pacifer Atchison, Topeks and Sants Winer Pacific Central Dist Ulinais North Western Fock Island Pacific St. Louis San Francisco Wnat Great Northern Swaukee Road

Slovak Spy Ring Ties Uncovered in Bratislava

Slovaks face charges for allegedly collaborating with American intelligence units. Police said 14 university students, a Catholic priest, and three nuns were among the accused in a wider spy ring linked to Bratislava. Authorities reported discovery of spying orders and a radix transmitter amid letters, as Slovakia endures continued communist era tactics.

Thee Mat Cat Policn Sorkia Czechoslovakia Briso Aes Petlees Baer Ieey Austria Josef Vice Slawalsae Sherk Governmens Obtoemeslovrak Governa Hitler Slovakia Aew Vicen Armencan

Ethridge Asked For Vital Post In United Nations

President Truman reportedly considered Matt Ethridge publisher of the Louisville Courier Journal for a Palestine conciliation commission role in Washington amid questions about his qualifications. Officials noted his prior J. N. Bathans commission service on Greece communist aid inquiry, and uncertainty remained on a possible assignment dates and details.

Washington Truman Matt Ethridge Lowtaville United Nations Palestine Conciliation Commission Zi Preade Athridge White House Ihibridge Boutsvill Louisville Courier-Journal Trey Palestine Fos J. N. Bathans Commission Albania Yugosslavia Bulgaria

Pontotoc 4H Club Dairy News Reports Daylight Dairy Activity

Reports from Pontotoc County 4H dairy activity cover herd sire prospects at fairgrounds, breed plans, and youth involvement. Matt Summers leads barn work. Frank Jared of Byng notes Holstein heifers and calves. Garvin Glover cites Falstein progress and milking gains. Kenneth Gibson discusses a short horn heifer under a dairy contract with sponsors.

Fairy Club Dairy News Frank Jared Byng +f Aie Holsteimheifer Zorres Nelson Oregon Wisconsin Capelast Bakers Company Sabs Garvin Glover Aca Kiwanis Club Garvity Manita Kemneth Gibaon Allen &H Club Tri-State Casualty Company Tulsa

Eight Club Brief News On Tulsa Fat Stock Show Selections

Selections are being made for steers and feed at the Tulsa Fat Stock Show to be held March 1 to 12. County juniors plan showings at Ada and Tulpe shows with around six to display calves. Poultry tours are set for February 3 with farms visited to study poultry practices and broiler units, hosted by the A and M College poultry department. over 79 farmers attended last year, with higher turnout expected in 1949.

Tulsa Eat Jalso Ada Poultry Department A. Dad M. College

Jesse and Helab club organizes officers on January meeting

The Jesse and Helab club elected officers on Wednesday January 19 with John Goforth as president Melba Whittington as vice president Charlene Truitt as secretary Gerald Brashiena as reporter Geneve 21 as song leader and Gembrell as social chairman 30 cents Patricia Ann Jennings listed. Underuilt named as club leader. Eight girls enrolled received manuals and planned dress revue they will style dresses for the revue. Garden Growing better garden aims for home demonstration club members with Cedar Grove reports on gardening progress including plowed fertilized plots and pest notes.

Jesse &Helab Werw John Goforth Melba Whittington Charlene Truitt Gerald Brashiena Geneve 21 Gembrell Patricia Ann Jennings Cale Undernilt Cedar Grove Ae Mariae Irs Agnes Serogsins Haze West Laverm Senogrins A. &. Beyamt Ethel Baker Harlequay Lee Beamtiink Woards Chedale Oss Bra Pitt Onieap Valley Schou

Doctor Uses Short Wave in Kempstead Station

Doctor Eugene Rodin operates a private short wave station W2XPZ in his office, responding to patients by radio. The FCC recently renewed the station. Bee Martin and assistant Mrs. Gerda Kilgus help with radio duties. An unrelated note mentions ancient Romans and incense in public rites.

Kempstead Eugene Rodin Federal Communications Commission Bee Martin Gerda Kilgus Ivor

Patrol Unit Reports 46 Arrests In Ten Days At Coalgate

In January the Styway Patrol unit based in Coalgate reports 46 arrests over ten days. 16 cases remain active while 30 have been disposed with fines totaling 353 dollars and costs 180.80, making 539.80 collected from violators. Notable fines include Albert Akley 217.40 for drunken driving and James Fisher 23 for public drun ki ness.

Coalgate Styway W. Bailes Atokz Carl D. Nelson Atoka Moerzvers Kizense Lonnie E. Watton Crystal S'Sack Walls Lane Holm C. Roe Ataks Rornest Bt Walton Paul K. ¥Ies Ofey Bernard N. Walace Tushka Reckleas James Fisher Bentley J. Te Sener Wap Victor Bartlett Ada Carl C

Telephone Rate Boosts Delayed in Gila Announcement

A local notice reports a delay in planned telephone rate increases announced by the Southwestern Bell general manager. No new rates are stated, and the communication references historical service considerations and anticipated adjustments.

Lorsl Telemone Goseau General Wanazer Boi Regent Tession Gila

Cattle Tuberculosis Testing and Local Conservation Meetings

February events cover TB testing for cattle with free federal checks at county barns and a district soil conservation meeting in Teele, Seminole County, January 26. Oklahoma State College expert will illustrate soil conservation topics. turnout urged for a full conservation program and tree planting prompts in February.

Ike Bose Pomtotoe Wewoka Teele Coury Theatre Bert Roberts Oklahoma A.amt ML College Perenne Mathes Joy EL

Coat Gate Officers Sign and 4-H Club Leader Introduced

Sign for officers and comedies of Coat gate on Thursday January time we will have with ee Jack Herron new 4-H club leader Mr Herron will bring the H club members new in formation dm recreation such as songs games and leadership activities.

Coat Gate Jack Herron Herron

Mountain Park Fire Destroys Business District

A blaze swept Mountain Park in southwestern Oklahoma causing estimated losses around $100,000 as Park cafe hardware and bank buildings burned. Firefighters from Frederick Hobart Mountain View and other towns battled the flames for hours. no one was hurt though several residents were displaced. Authorities estimate damages include the hardware store and grocery building with the bank vault likely secured by crews.

Oklahoma A. L. Duncan Tenre Rederick Hobart Mountain View State Bank Duncso Hong Em Ana

Plan Industrial Pacts Abroad Amid Truman Bold New Program

Washington dispatch reports high officials seeking overseas development of vital materials to support President Truman's bold new program. The plan aims to steer foreign output and align with strategic goals, while uncertainties linger about specific proposals and congressional reception.

Washington Fan

New Acting President Li Tsung jen Named In China Power Shuffle

Telegram reports Li Tsung jen named acting president amid factional pressure as Chiang Kai shek seeks to consolidate leadership in a tense political scene. Emissaries and threats surface as opposition leaders and war crimes lists complicate the path forward in wartime governance.

Manhing Chimas Tsung-Jen Howe Ishal Lu Chi-Shen Chiang Im Hong Kong Chima Japam Chiang Kai-shek Peipins Ifae Higi Japan Lastspring Img Chckes Wath Daar Chiang Hedia

Negev Boundary Talks Stall Amid Disputes

UN mediator reports slight progress as Israel and Egypt clash over Negev boundary terms. Moshe Shertok says talks continue but not yet at decisive stage. Israel and Trans-Jordan in informal communication with no official agreement yet.

Rhodes Fan Esrael J Egypt Deter United Nations Palestine Tel Aviv Moshe Shertok State ‘Council Seach Bet

Sentiment Shifts Against Federal Tax Increase

Washington reports rising opposition in the Senate Finance Committee to increasing federal taxes. Lawmakers foresee potential budget cuts for next year and debate unlikely before month end as Congress returns to routine business after holiday events.

Fock Bald Washington Senate Finance Committee Congress

Flames Destroy Interior of Home in Stigler

Fire destroyed the interior of a residence at Sevententh Suey seventeen in Stigler Oklahoma. Officials have not yet determined the blaze’s cause amid cold weather. occupant Shag Houston was reported in the home at the time. Nearby, Raymond Pattox, a Lafayette farmer, was mentioned in a separate note about local activity during harvest season.

Sevententh Suey Mandar Cearity Focal Fire Toriskiy Beowas Houston Colt

What Is the Real Russ Boss

An overview explains the Soviet political structure, distinguishing party from government. It details the Politburo as the top party body, the Congress and Central Committee, and how the Communist Party dominates the Supreme Soviet and state administration. It notes eligibility to vote and the all powerful party control over state organs.

Miciana Tan Politburo Regsia T's Joseph Stake Nelities United Nations Russia Politiuwe Enomunist Penton Pelitharn Polibbera x Rae Communist Party Komeoran Alttnios Oth Politiaarw Tha ‘Sthuro Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Ussr Republicas Supreme Soviet Rosgiz Soviet Union of the Union The Soviet of Nationalities Soviet of the Union Etor House Coot Miunist Party Presidium Vattermey Supreme Court Council of Arinister Commissara Beraxte Politbure Polithura

Lew Seators Cage Cham Get Parte

In a local school event the Lew Seators celebrate a victory in the c ies tournament at Allen High School. The principal and staff hailed the achievement as a milestone for the team and school.

Lew Seators Cham Cies The Allen High Scheel

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