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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1949

Page

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Lawless Mobs Spur Alabama Crime Fighters

Birmingham dispatch reports turmoil within the Ku Klux Klan as leadership resignations follow a clash among top officials. Grand juries probe a wave of floggings and cross burnings by masked members. records demand and anti Klan actions unfold as authorities pursue ringleaders and two suspects in a lash attack near Goodwater.

Birmingham Ala Klag Alahaene EB. PF. Pruitt Binningham Pruitt Klan Wiltiner Wilter Hogan Morris Albert A. Carmichael Federated Ku, Klux Klan, Inc Nowe Ware Dolph Bailey Laa Nivel Goodwater Bobby Buckner Buck Burkhalter Alexander City Bailey Cleburn Cabwin D. Thome

Three Charged in Small Baby's Death

Pa May 2 1 1 Pawhuska Oklahoma three people are charged in the death of a newborn baby found near Two Mile Creek five miles north of Hominy. Suspects include Momer Attwood 9 his wife 50 and Nivs Attwood 29. The two women are jailed awaiting arraignment while Attwood remains at large. The baby was born July 11 in a vegetable garden where the women worked. The manner of death is reported as a rock tied to the infant and dropped into the creek.

Pawhuska Okla Uur Athelney R Haekens Osae Here Momer’ Attwood Nivs Attwood

Weather summary forecast with scattered storms

Partly cloudy weather with a few scattered thunder showers tonight. Cooler in the north, warmer in the south with lows around 73 to 88. Friday will be sunny or partly sunny with highs 85 to 92 in the north and 91 to 100 in the south.

Fricay Partion

Obituary for J J Anderson longtime Roff resident

J J Anderson 69 longtime Roff resident died Wednesday in Ardmore after a long illness. Born in Texas in 1879 he lived around Roff 45 years and served as city marshal for 30 years. Survived by three daughters Mrs Earl Weaver Mrs Alina Crome and Mrs Paul McCurdy two sons Leonard and Andersen and numerous grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.

Roff Fevsom Ade and Mes Paul McCurdy Rott Leonard Andersen Sam Berber Ariz Gramichildren

Two New Traffic Deaths Push State Loss To 292

Two Oklahoma traffic deaths raised the year’s highway fatality total to 39 percent. The victims were Beota Jean Crouch, 2, of LeFlore County, and Jackie Ray Peterson, infant son of My and Mrs J Peterson of Rendwick. Crouch died at Woodson Hospital after a car train collision near the Ar Kansas fire. Peterson died after a boxcar incident near Rendwick.

Associated Press Oklahoma Wednesse Beota Jean Crouch Fred Croucy Monras LeFlore Woodson Poteau Ar- Kansas Hera Hale Jackie Ray Peterson Dom J. 2. Peterson Rendwick Lincoln Courtly Highway Patrol Boxe

Wels Drys Battle Prelims Open in Oklahoma Campaign

Oklahoma enters the final phase before the 1940 dry and wet county campaign. David Shaperd and Roy Holloman head to Buffalo to organize county units in the far northwest while Oklahoma County unit formation is set for tomorrow. A. G. Kulp of Tulsa visits to aid the wet side in Oklahoma County. The initiative petition that sparked the September 27 special election is linked to the effort.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma David Shaperd United Drys Roy S. Holloman Buffalo Oklahoma County Mearnwhile A. G& Kulp Tulsa Kulp Oklahoma Economic Institute

Hospital Funds House-to-House Calls Monday

The Hospital Auxiliary of Valley View Hospital plans house to house canvassing on Monday July 25 starting 3 Sose to raise funds for a $75,000 hospital expansion. Volunteers will call on homes across the city with further arrangements to be announced later this week. H. R. teachers warn parents about plans to create a polka ward where children may receive faster treatment if affected by future luggage concerns.

Valley View Bospital Hopital H. R

Contractor Cashes Big Check Then Heads for Unknown

Arkansas authorities broadcast a pickup order for Orlem Josep Lewis, an Oaack contractor who cashed a $539,709 government payroll check for a land clearing job at the Huluh dam site on the Grand River near Bartlesville. Deputy Prosecutor Jonah Yates says Lewis faces embezzlement charges based on subcontractor complaints. Lewis’s wife and business partner were questioned in Pawhuska, and Lewis was last seen leaving Clarksville airport after cashing the check and flying away.

Ark Arkansas State Police Oaack Gheck Orlem Josep Lewis Jonah Yates Lewis Hulah Comney Bartlesville Ohla Little Rock Ter Lewis Fort Smith Wilace Yates Clarksville Quark Ging Bowring Olta

Work Starts on Twenty-Fifth Street By City Department

Street department begins paving two blocks of Twenty fifth Street from Johnston to Stockton avenues. Adjacent property owners supply materials while city labor and equipment install a greatly improved driving surface on a long rough stretch. Work continues on Twenty second Street with foot paving progressing from Johnston Avenue and most grading now completed.

City Strees Department Twentyifth Street Johnston Stockton Avenues City Labor Ami Johnston Avenue

Wednesday Heat Lingers With No Rain In State

Oklahoma remains roasted as temperatures hover in the high nineties to over 100 degrees. Alva hits 103, with no rainfall reported and a hot pattern continuing across the region.

Algo Associated Press Oklahoma Alva Fcr Ada

Plans for Pontotoc County Dairy TourScheduled

Avanta H Hailey and assistant Zester W Smith lead a one day Pontotoc County dairy tour set for Tuesday July 23 with John We Beehy extension dairyman from Oklahoma A and M college directing the touring party and dairy visits. Previous tours were successful but this year expects higher interest due to the Pontotoc dairy program. Smith is checking dairies and Hailey plans two stops, requiring careful timing to cover sites.

County Avanta H. Hailey Zester W. Smith Pontotod County Pontotoc Smith Hailey Fim Thurstin

House Kills Farm Plan of Brannan

Washington reports the House tentatively approved the Gore Wilk Milling administration trial run of a farm subsidy plan and extended the current farm program for another year. The vote split with many Republicans joining Democrats to repeal the act supported by Senator Aillen. The plan provided up to 90 percent parity price support for major crops beginning next year.

Washington House Gore Wilk Derin Jerats Ail Fen R-Wt

Wherry Would Close Door On Giving Atom Bomb To Others

Washington report cites House Un American Activities Committee naming two scientists Giovanni Rossi Lomanitz and David Bohm as members of a radiation laboratory communist cell at the University of California Berkeley. The committee says others remain under investigation while some witnesses refuse to answer, and notes a cleared scientist and his wife.

Washington House Merberg Theviiager Giovanni Rossi Lamantis David Bohm University of California At Berkeley Steve Melsort Natty Draamaet San Prencisco Bay Pennsylvania Lomanitz Wit Fisk University of Nashville Princotec University Oklahoma City Petcepe A. Lomanitz Catahomna City Nelson Berkeley Laboratory Spain International Brigade Kiled Berkelex Carote Gionvanni Lomaniz Communist Party Davide Bohm

Man Charged in Death Shoots Self

PONCA CITY Os July 21 A man identified as Homer Atwood shot himself at a Newkirk hotel after learning he faced murder charges in the death of a newborn. Atwood, his wife and Mrs Attwood’s daughter are charged after the infant’s body was found in a creek near Pawhuska last week. Sheriff Charles Cass said Atwood admitted killing the baby in a postmarked letter received this morning. The man shot himself twice when officers arrived at the hotel and found him wounded on the floor.

Ponca City Newkirk Osage Charles Cass Atroound Horning Attwood Coates

Truman Downplays Atomic Talks To Press Critics

President Truman said there is no cause for alarm among Americans about hush hush talks on atomic foreign policy. He criticized a news conference for leaks and said he knows who the leakers are but did not identify them. The Blair House meeting with high officials and leaders marked the first major atomic talks, followed by a Capitol meeting seen as easing lawmakers’ misgivings about potential unilateral action.

Washington Truman Blair House Tryrsdal Mir

Club Girls Hold Record Book Workshop Thursday

About 25 Pomtota county 4-H club girls met at the County agent office for a project record book workshop. Miss Juanita Floyd directed with Mifiss Martha Mote assisting. they used clothing entries as examples to teach home improvement, cooking, gardening, and clothing records. Books must be complete for an out of state prize, with a September 2 deadline, as leaders and agents guided the session.

Juanita Floyd Aome Mifiss Martha Mote Piob Timrsday Marie Woodley Patsy Odom Maxine Clifford Fatsy Langier Mosie van Schwyver Patsy Thompson Wanda Maddox Dora McKinney Oneila Bryant Phyllis Hart Frankie Sulllivan Vinenz McDonald Phyllis Siullivan Thine Ann Fellins Wanda Keeling Thaddeus Keeling Marly Wall Wanda Young Nancy Eliott Katie Owens Carafe Wall Donna Fil Cummins Donna Cochran Elinor Tilley Mary Feil Bmion Wille Duckworth Vaross Francis Fitzhugh Lula Union Hill Mel Lish Raff Latta Trub Fletcher Watson Pitehwgh Tola Burrough Varoes Omar. Enloe Union Hb Fall Latta D. Calidford Lola

Textbook shipments increase storage need at school

Boxes with textbooks arrive raising total received to 2350 for the five textbook program. Before the latest shipment there was no room for eight other boxes. Until extra storage is found, the surplus cannot be unpacked.

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Local Cog Engine Logs 12000 Trips Toward Pike’s Peak

An old coal engine named No 2 reportedly made more than 12 000 trips toward the summit of Pike's Peak at an altitude of 14 108 feet. Engineer Herman C Gauling, aged 27, handled the throttle for 9 200 of these trips.

Pike's Peak Herman C. Gauling

Oklahoma Man Relates Whisky Hijacking Near Neosho

Arthur Sherman, 34, reported on Highway 60 seven miles west of Neosho that three to four hijackers robbed him of 44708 in whisky and emptied his truck of 103 cases. He said he was shot at and struck with a revolver butt before being locked in the Ford trunk and escaping. Patrolmen found the trailer empty and the truck bullet-splattered on a country road.

Neosho P al Chatam Okls Highway Patrol Arthur Sherman Sherman Flimois Gray Shermen

Funeral July 27 For Sgt Kenneth Williams Williams

Funeral services for Sgt Kenneth Utah Williams of Roff will be held July 27 at Stratford’s First Baptist Church. Williams, born in Vanoss and a former welder in CalYformas, died in a Luxembourg hospital after being wounded in the Battle of the Bulge on December 20, 1944, and the following day. He is survived by his widow Dorothy Hue Storie Williams of Rott, his parents Mr. and Mrs. EW Williams of Stratford, five registered and four brothers. The Ada VFW post and Fort William detachment will conduct rites.

Stratford First Baptist Church Kenneth Utah Williams Roff Luxembourg Bee

Nebraskan Senator Wherry Warns on Atlantic Pact A Bomb Clause

Senator Wherry told the senate the North Atlantic Pact should be reserved to avoid obligating the United States to share atomic secrets. He pressed a reservation sponsored by Taft and Watkins claiming the treaty does not compel military aid or disclosure of atomic materials. The administration plans a $1.429 billion arms aid bill, likely after ratification, and Wherry urged recalling General MacArthur for congressional testimony on Japan.

Washington Wherry Mapul Senate J. Witt Nebraska Frumian Truman neeMahan McMahon Senate House Atomic Brorgo Congress Taft Ohio Watkins Utah Wee United States Batt Prumari Douglas MacArthur Japart General MacArthur Japan

Energy of A bomb compared to sunlight blast

A distorted description compares atomic bomb energy to sunlight, claiming the bomb releases vast energy in an instant while sunlight heats large areas gradually. The piece emphasizes the concentration of energy in a small package versus diffuse daytime heat.

Bed Binaliz 73 and the night window shade mystery

A fragment hints at a 73 year old named Bed Binaliz amid a nocturnal chase or crime scene. References to a rolling spree, a window shade, and reading a murder story suggest a sensational similar event. The text mixes dialect and unclear action, with eagerness and determination implied.

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Alabama KKK Osage County Evie Bird Valley View J.J. Anderson Hospital Brannan Hush-Hyah Backes Sanes Trbove Pr Phota Sot Williams Aras Battle of Bulge Sarator By Don Whitehead Bed Binaliz
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