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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1938

Page

5

Grasshopper Poison Distribution Slated for County Farmers

Pontotoc county farmers will receive grasshopper poison each Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at barn number one on the county fairgrounds north of Ada. Farmers must bring their own sacks and a gallon of molasses per 100 pounds of mix, with government supplies providing rest of equipment.

Pontotoc County B. W. Cinnamon Ada Highway

Holiday death toll shows fires waning while car crashes rise

Across 46 states and DC the 162nd Independence Day weekend toll reached 514. Fireworks fatalities fell to three from home made devices, but motor vehicle crashes killed at least 256 nationwide. Drownings reached 139 as beaches filled. 27 died by self harm, 18 by trains, and 50 in various accidents. Notable incidents include a Sayre man’s suicide, a Missouri ice fragment fatality, a Brooklyn girl shot while watching fireworks, spectators injured in Ho-Ho-Kus NJ, and a New York boy electrocuted chasing an American flag.

Associated Press America District of Columbia New York Pennsylvania Michigan Ilinois Oklahoma Henry Shamblin Muskogee Sayre Lloyd Hall Missouri Brooklyn Ho-H-Kus N. J Long Island Maryland

Motorcycle Patrol Expanded in Ada Area

Bob Lowell joins three state highway patrolmen stationed in Ada as part of a new division headquartered in Sulphur. R. E. Simpson Ralph Thompson and Arch Hamilton were assigned June 1 under Sergeant Tillman Bocock. The unit strengthens day and night traffic checks to reduce holiday mishaps and aim for a deathless Fourth in Oklahoma.

Bob Lowell Ada R. E. Simpson Ralph Thompson Arch Hamilton Sulphur Tillman Bocock Oklahoma

Ben Kiersey Withdraws From District 2 Campaign

Ben F Kiersey, candidate for county commissioner District 2, announced his withdrawal Tuesday citing private business pressures that hindered his campaign. He asked supporters to vote for the best man on July 12 and did not name a preferred replacement amid remaining candidates.

Ben F. Kiersey District 2 Kiersey

Noted New York Cop Kills Self

New York July 5 GPI P o lice Inspector Charles L Neidig 52 a top officer died today by his own hand Brother officers said Neidig a policeman since 1908 was exiled from his East Side Manhattan district after gambling dens were found in his area He was the fifth NYPD member to kill himself in the last three months Meanwhile at Maytag Newton Indiana workers divided over a 10 percent wage cut and return to work as CIO members consider Kraschel recommendation after late night mass meetings and a second conference with the governor

New York GPI Charles L. Neidig New York City Neidig East Side Manhattan Lewis Valentine Maytag Co Newton Maytag CIO Nelson G. Kraschel

Farm Women Present Feeds Demonstration At Ada Banquet

Ada Chamber of Commerce hosted a second home demonstration club banquet with Pontotoc county cooks showcasing fried chicken, gravy, salads, and vegetables. Mrs Leona Solomon led the program as guests enjoyed music by Mary Nell Hagar and the Homer quartet. Walter Smith of Smith Packing discussed plant growth and livestock markets, praising local farmers and inviting tours. Vernice Johnson recounted a national 4 H club trip to Washington and sites in the capital region.

Ada Chamber of Commerce Ada Pontotoc County Leona Solomon Mary Nell Hagar Homer Messrs Blackburn Bishop King Rushing Presbyterian Church Walter Smith George Smith Smith Packing Company Oklahoma R. H. Hagar Union Valley Jessie Morgan Mildred Walls Vernice Johnson Lawrence Washington, D. C Chamber of Commerce Capitol City Mount Vernon Alexandria New York

Five Dead In Mine Collapse at Birmingham Coal Mine

Rescue workers fought against time to reach three miners trapped 3,000 feet underground after a rock wall collapse in a Birmingham coal mine. Five others died, either crushed or suffocated, while one miner was later found alive near rescue. Carl Shackleford suffered serious injuries and Willard Elmore and Gurlis Hyde had bruises and cuts. J D Painter remained missing as Lloyd Painter died after an arm amputation to free him.

Birmingham Ala Read Carl Shackleford Willard Elmore Gurlis Hyde

Firecracker Ban Will Be Sought Here

Ada service station operator Martin Clarke vows to petition city commissioners to outlaw fireworks after a blaze at 431 East Main caused about 2000 dollars in damage. He reported 1500 dollars worth of tires burned and that gasoline soaked the interior of the building.

Ada Martin Clarke East Main

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