Ada Weekly News sourceed as territorial trade publication
The Ada Weekly News appears published every Tuesday at Ada, Oklahoma, compiled by the News Publishing and Printing Co. It consolidates with The Ada Weekly News and The Ada Weekly Law. The paper acts as a mail trade territory per month, with a focus on commerce and postal distribution in Ada and surrounding territory.
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Se Atoll
Quide
Cemidin Fram
Poli Riad
ADA Weesle
Edo
Ada
Okie
Beitertas
How Do You Vote A Guide From Joe Croom
Joe Croom of the Okmulgee Daily Times explains voters should judge candidates by overall records and service to the public. He argues against favors to any class, urging officials who serve the whole public even if disagreeable to some.
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Joe Croom
Okmulgee Daily Times
United States
Oklahoma
Supreme Court rules basing point pricing unfair in cement case
In a sweeping decision the Supreme Court bans basing point methods used by steel and cement firms to meet competition. The ruling requires pricing at the mill or shipping point with freight added, raising questions about industry location and potential oligopolistic effects, while noting possible exceptions in individual cases.
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Federal Trade Commission
United States Supreme Court
Cement and Steel Mills
Supreme Court
Benjamin F. Fairless
United States Steel Company
Nere
Fairless
Bee crossing fears meet Nowata Star doubts
The Nowata Daily Star objects to reports of scientists crossing honey bees with lightning to create a bee that works day and night. The editor argues such a hybrid would be unfair, conflict with public policy, and could cause other problems, though no real danger is seen.
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Nowata Daily Star
Nowate
May
You all and Southern speech in regional words
A lively excerpt on Southern you all usage and mountain talk. It contrasts you all with single you, notes dialect forms like hit ary nary, and shows how regional speech shapes expression. The piece cites Alberta Hannum and illustrates terms such as gittin and biggin to depict vernacular speech.
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Hiram Jones
Alberta Rannum
Rouch
Jim
Barkley as Democratic VP running mate option
A discussion of Alben Barkley as a potential Democratic vice presidential candidate with Missouri and Kentucky highlighted as suitable states. The piece weighs Barkley’s compatibility with Truman, contrasts other regional possibilities, and argues for balanced leadership to maintain New Deal changes amid upcoming primary and election dynamics.
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Barkley
Alben Barkley
Missouri
Trutot
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Massachusetts
White House
Washington
Atom Fearing Irishman Goes West to Montana
Pat McGrady and Bill Keenan, two Irishmen, swap a Long Island home for a Montana "Atom Haven" after Keenan fears atomic danger near New York. Keenan runs a Montana tourist restaurant with his family, while McGrady, now settled, praises the state as a safe place to live and work.
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Montana
Port Washengton
Pat Pat McGrady
Buk
Bill Keenan
Bill
Long Tafamed
New York City
Manhattan
Pompei
Pat
The
Atom
Be Eargia
Mont
Restaurent
Bay
Keenan
New York
Keenans
McGrady
Long Island Sound
Long Island Railroad
Ane Conbardier
Zady
State Supreme Court Opinions Oklahoma City Tulsa County Reversals and Orders
Oklahoma Supreme Court opinions reversing or remanding cases involving Willie Miller and Jimmy Miller against Bush and heirs. Savannah Guess vs Seaman reversed with directions. Fleming and Colnon trustees of the Chicago Rock Island Railway debtors vs Loch reversed. Sanders and Saunders vs McMichael and McMichael Concrete Company in Tulsa County affirmed.
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Oklahoma City
Nis
Anveene Court
Oyer
Willie Miller
Jimmy Miller
Dimple L. Bush
Elmer Bush
Estella Gush
John W. Boab
John Miller
Tulsa County
Savannah Guess
Alfred Guess
Vernon F. Seaman
Joseph B Fleming
Aaron Colnon
Chcaga
Rock Islerdadt Faestfie Railway Company
Walter Loch
Oklahoma Equity
John W. Sanders
Laura Saunders
Jesy O. McMichael
W. McMichael
Jame D. McMichal
Aa McMichael Concrete Company
Tulsa Couty
Affirmed
Work Order Issued For Blue Bridge Repairs
Roy Grace of the Ada division says Director H. E. Bailey issued a work order authorizing WE Logan and Sons of Musoge to begin repairs on the Blue River bridge north of Milbury in Johnston County. The job was originally awarded by the State Highway Commission on June 23 to the low bidder at 431 123 45.
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Roy Grace
Ada
State Highway Department
H. E. Bailey
WE Logan and Sons of
Vice Presidential Hope Swirls At Democratic Convention
The Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia opens amid slow start and talk of a Truman nomination with possible picks including Supreme Court Justice William Douglas or Kentucky's Alben Barkley. Southern delegates weigh civil rights shifts as Lane of Maryland and Laney of Arkansas surface as alternatives while Barkley gains momentum for a running mate role.
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Philadelphia
Truman
Jackson
Ben Laney
Arkansas
Spinnmg
Douglas
Supreme Court
Maizer
John Redding
Redding
Agan
Barkley
Committee
Fulbright
D-Ark
Dixie
William Preston Lane
Maryland
Fruman
Valley View Admissions Tale From Ancient Shrine Ruins
Fragmented OCR shows Valley View admissions with names and addresses amid garbled text about ceramics and tiles used as door and wall coverings in a modern church building. The passage mentions Minnie Ellisor, Allene Knight, Carmala Palmer, Latise Griffin, and Ada Clyde Eww among others, with scattered location hints like Route 4 and South Broad Way. The ancient shrine reference notes a carved palace serving as a shrine in Egypt era, suggesting a chaotic mix of modern and historic imagery.
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Vistfeng
Toomm
Brennia Enckeby
Bev
Minnie Ellisor
Gaither
Ross
Allene Knight
Bost
Mos
Carmala Palmer
Maud
Latise Griffin
Stratford
Bis
Hear
Lassiewe
Calle Hotties
Country Club
Ada Clyde
South Broadway
Matyy
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Thej
Egypt
U S Adds Measures In Supplying Berlin
U S moves to reinforce Berlin with more air lift transports and extended Tempenfahrtwerkele airfield works as British troops reportedly head toward Berlin. Five C-54 Skymasters reach Frankfurt with four more due, totaling 168 two and four engine transports in U S control. Temn traffic expansion widens a 5,000 foot runway to handle B 29 bombers though officials say no B 21s are needed. Taegliche Rundschau accuses allies of terror and endangering civilians in bombing aftermath.
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Germany
Berlin
Bondom
Frankfurt
United States
Glenn Burchard
Bay Chr. Mie
U.S Air Force
Washington
America
Tempelhof
Air Force
Taegliche Rundschaw
Cizets Paratins
Temyelhaf
College Student Ordered to Service Ray Stout Joins Army Air Corps
Ray Stout an East Central College student since 1930 has received orders to report to Kee sler Field Litoxi Mississippi on August 2 for an extended tour of duty with the Army Air Corps Stout a native Allen entered the service in 1940 as a corporal in the North Indian Oklahoma National Guard later transferred to the Air Force He served in the Fifth Air Force flying 68 missions as a squadron bombardier in the South Pacific He returned to civilian life in 1945 resumed college in January 1946 and has applied for extended duty as an electronics officer with the Air Force Chief of Staff
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Ray Stout
Airforce
East Central College
Keesler Field
Litoxi
Mississippi
Army Air Corps
Steut
Allen
Nsdth Infantry
Oklahoma Nations Guard
Fort Sat
Casao Bar- Rely
Caag
Fifth Air Force
Southwees Pacific
New Guinea
Stout
East Centra
Airforce Chief of Staff
Perkins Piea at Democratic Convention Urges Clean Campaigns
Miss Frances Perkins urged the Democratic National Convention to lead a vigorous no mudslinging campaign. She stressed mutual respect between parties, condemning whispering campaigns and false accusations, and called for recognizing both parties’ achievements and mistakes.
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Philadelphia
Frances Perkins
Democratic Party
Mom
Civil Service
Poland to Finalize Bringers Alimony Law in Poland
In Warsaw a new section of Poland's marriage laws lets courts order a drinking husband to surrender all wages or other income to a needy wife. The ruling targets husbands who fail to get along with their wives and aims to ensure support through alimony.
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Poland
Warsaw
Weekend Rainfall No Flood Dangers
Oklahoma rainfall raised river levels but no major floods expected. Deep Fork at Dewar peaked 29 feet about midnight, two feet over flood stage, with other rivers cresting modestly. Tulsa reported over an inch of rain in 24 hours, Verdigris and Neosho near flood stages while Kansas supplied rain. Bartlesville and Durant observed several inches of rain in two days, with temperatures in the mid eighties.
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Oklahoma
Dewar
Moad
Whit
Tulsa
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Neosho
Kansas
Buskygee
Fort Smith
Aris
Hulah Dome
Canex River
Bartlesville
Erdmore
Durant
Space
Cowboy Larson Heralds Ada Rodeo Week Art Show
Cowboy Larson, a veteran water color artist linked to rodeos nationwide, arrives in Ada and begins painting storefront windows. His work, praised by merchants, aims to boost Ada's rodeo season as he travels from Madison Square Garden to other events.
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Ray
Cowboy Larson
Ada
Cowboy
United States
Cowhey
Largom
Larsson
Madison Square Garden
Garrantess Mis Wee Larsen
Larson
Lacal
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