Ada Weekly News 1901 Consolidations and Publications
Ada Weekly News details its 1901 publications, consolidations with Ada Weekly Democrat Pontotes County Enterprise Ada Star Moorea and Ada Evening News, with delivery options by carrier or mail within Ada and surrounding territory, including rates and postal information.
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ADA
Eejakiensrie
Ade
News Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotes County
Ada Siarmoera
Ana Evening News
Ads Weekly
ADA Evening News
Oursie
Orie
Freedom of Belief and Limits of Free Speech
The piece explores liberty of opinion and the limits of speech, citing Johnson Paine Holmes and Justice Holmes. It argues for restraint when beliefs threaten public order, noting the danger of spreading falsehoods and advocating against preaching Communism from the housetops or aiding government opposition.
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Samuel Johnson
Thomas Paine
Justice Holmes
Supreme Court
Congress
DiSalle price rollback view sparks free market debate
The article discusses Michael V. DiSalle’s comment on a possible 10 percent price rollback for cattle. It argues that consumer demand, production, and costs beyond live cattle influence meat prices, and notes other global government actions affecting media and assets.
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Frice
Michael V. DiSalle
Confusing Communism and the Pacific Balance of Power
The piece argues Russia seeks to extend the Moscow orbit to Japan and Germany, risking control of most of the Pacific islands. It warns the free nations may need to maintain forces in Japan, the Philippines, Western Europe, and Africa to contain Communism, despite an bleak outlook.
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Korea
Japan
Russia
Orient
Moscow
Philippines
Formosa
Pacific
Germany
Husisa
Europe
Africa
On Wheels and the Rise of the Modern Trailer
A reflection on nomadic living through history and a surge in house trailers. The piece notes one per cent of Americans live in trailers, enabling workers to move for jobs and harvests. It traces transport from bison poles to ponies and wagons to the present efficient mobile homes, highlighting comfort and mobility.
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Gulf
Statesman and politician contrast in Senate ethics debate
A Senate clash over voting records reveals a lawmaker feigning support for controls while opposing them. The piece argues a true statesman stands by honest beliefs, explains choices to voters, and avoids mere popularity chases. It reflects on public accountability, information sharing, and urging open-mindedness amid Cold War cost discussions.
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ALL. S
Congress
Plan Expansion of Texoma Park in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Governor Johnston Murray announced plans to expand Texoma Park at Lake Texoma between Durant and Madill. A spacious lodge and large cabin area will be built with a resort lodge atop a high point near Roosevelt Bridge. State officials said $2,590,000 in self liquidating bonds will be issued as materials become available.
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Oklahoma City
FPI
Johnston Murray
State Planning and Resourees Board
MacRoberts Back From Canada Trip
Mr and Mrs George MacRobert and children Jim me Joyce Stokes have returned from a two week trip to Canada They visited Mrs A MacRobert 3% Florence Ontario The mother now 86 years old but alert in health and sound Mind Mr MacRobert grew up in Florence and returns yearly for visits
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George MacRobert
Jimmie
Ett Ann
Joyce Stokes
Canada
MacRobert
A. MacRobert
Florence
Ontario
Barbs on spending and vanity from Hal Cochran
A column by Hal Cochran mocks clothing spenders and social vanity. It jokes about doctors’ blunt blunt counsel, worn-out dad wisdom, and a new baby prompting thrift over cigars while wryly questioning fitness trends and double chins.
Eisenhower's Speech Marks Internationalism and Promise
Washington sees General Eisenhower's Fourth of July London remarks as a clear declaration of internationalist principles. He calls for Allied unity, stronger American support for Europe, and NATO gains, contrasting past isolationism and urging Republicans to choose between Taft and Eisenhower foreign policies for 1982. The speech frames European cooperation as Americas and Britains shared duty, urging prompt military build up and economic aid to sustain a free world.
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Washington
NEA
Dwight BD. Eisenhower
Republican Party
Eisenhower
London
Commonwealth
America
Taft
Wherry
Bricker
Dirksen
Kern
Cain
NATO
Landor
Sulphur Patrol Changeover Alters Highway Unit
Sulphur officials announce a turnover in the highway patrol. Marcus Carter is transferred to Fawhuska while Elmer Mitchell moves to Ada. A third unnamed patrolman comes from Tishomingo, reducing Sulphur to two men and ending the Tishomingo unit, leaving Johnston County without a patrol unit.
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Marcus Carter
Fawhuska
Elmer Mitchell
Ada
Tishomingo
Tishoningo
Johnston County
Party goes awry as camera records arrest in Vienna
A chaotic scene near the Soviet British border ends with Russian guards arresting an Austrian vacationer who was filming the gathering. The man, filmed dancing and sharing a tune, was seized while others looked on as the party broke up. he has not been released.
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Vienna
Have we made progress or gone backward
Cal Tinney muses on modern progress with a humorous contrast between bottle factories and the loss of great minds. He jokes about technology, phones, radios, cars, and electric light while recalling older times. The column questions whether material advances truly improve life and wisdom.
Puzzled About Polio Answers Questions Should Clear Confusion
Edwin P. Jordan M D answers readers questions about polio in this NEA Service piece. It covers virus longevity, diet influence, incubation period, vaccines, swimming risks, police as a death cause, and tonsil removal timing during polio outbreaks, noting uncertainties and varying expert opinions.
Note On Questions In Weekly Dr Jordan Q A Column
The weekly column explains that Dr Jordan cannot answer individual reader questions directly. Instead he selects the most interesting and frequently asked questions received during the week to address in this Q A format.
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Dr. Jordan
Tobin Warns of Wild Inflation
Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin returns from Europe with a stark warning that unbridled inflation in the United States could endanger the entire free world. He urges Congress to extend the defense production act as wage, price, rent and other controls face opposition. Tobin says inflation threatens allies as well as the United States.
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Washington
Maurice Tobin
Europe
U. S
Congresa
Tobin
Ib United States
Weather Crosses Up Californians
Pasadena Calif July 14 seven weeks ago taxi driver Cc A Norton 37 his wife and two youngsters left for Salina Kansas because Southern California was too smoggy They hated smog Today Nortons parents received a telephone call from their son in flooded Salina He says he and his family have lost their clothes car and furniture in the surging flood New York showgirl plans to quit the stage and go to college in the fall.
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Pasadena
Calif
Cc. A. Norton
Selina
Kas
California
Norton
Salina
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