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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1947

Page

6

Military Secrecy Debunked Says There Is No Such Thing

HAL BOYLE argues secrecy in war is a fragile illusion. He notes many know the secrets through careless talk and shows how agents and officers alike reveal plans, while stressing that decisive victories come from having the right resources at the right time.

Eisenhower Normandy Sicily Casablanca WAC Salerno Norway War Department Mediterranean North Africa Washington Berlin Patton

4-H Record Workshop and Farm and Home Week Plans

4-H Record Workshop to help members prepare or improve their record books. It is set for July 22 at 1:00 p.m. at First Baptist Church Ada South entrance. Also details Farm and Home Week August 4–7 at Stillwater with delegates Mrs. T. E. Jones and Mrs. J. C. Wall and a program on rural community development and related topics. Plus instructions for making sulphured apples storage using sulphur fumes and steps for preparing and storing in jars or crock.

Margaret Baade Ass’t First Baptist Church Ada Pontotoc County U.S. P

Mrs Vincent Pound Cake Recipe Shared At Club

Mrs E N Vincent of Allen shared a pound cake recipe and cake was served at the club. The recipe uses butter sugar eggs flour and baking at 325 degrees with no preheating. Home Demonstration schedule lists July 23 and July 24 meetings at local homes.

Pickett E. N. Jones Union Valley Gladys Thompson

Nicaraguan Volcano Erupts With Wide Ash Spread

From Managua, reports say Cerro Negro volcano is erupting sending sandy ash across a 45 kilometer diameter area. No casualties yet but cattle deaths from sand and pasture loss raise crop fears. Daytime smoke is visible 125 kilometers away and flames reflect at night.

Managua Nicaragua Mexico City Cerro Negro

Submarine Periscopes Made of Stainless Steel

Submarine periscopes use stainless steel for strength and resistance to salt water corrosion, ensuring durability in harsh marine conditions.

Col Johnson Leads ROTC Camp At Lowry Field Colorado

Col Milton W. Johnson AC instructor and PMS S&T at University of North Dakota commands cadets at the Air ROTC Summer Camp at Lowry Field Colorado. He brings 17 UND students and is a decorated war veteran with the Silver Star Legion of Merit Distinguished Flying Cross and other honors.

Air Summer Camp Lowry Field Colorado Milton W. Johnson University of North Dakota North Dakota Col. Johnson Oklahoma _ A. & M. college Southwest Pacific Roff W. C. Johnson University

Chandlers Plan Summer Visit to California

Mr and Mrs Elmer Chandler of Francis will leave Monday to spend the summer in California visiting their son Clyde Chandler and daughter Mrs Ray Adkins in Oxnard about fifty miles north of Los Angeles. Elmer jokes there is no California fever for him as Canada river bottom farm stays best. Scientists say southern sugar cane wax may at some time replace carnauba wax in shoe polish and other products.

Elmer Chandler Francis California Clyde Chandler Ray Adkins Oxnard Los Angeles Elmer Scie ‘Sts

Marshall Plan for the Far East urged by McNutt

Ex governor Paul V. McNutt proposes a Far East Marshall plan focusing on Asia and the Pacific for raw materials and trade development. He urges more U.S. trade representation in the Orient and criticizes the Europe-first diplomat approach while cautioning against massive aid without practical trade avenues. He urges cooperation with Chiang Kai-shek’s government and calls for reform in Chinese and Japanese economic policy.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Far East Paul V. McNutt Indiana McNutt New York War Manpower Commission U. S Philippines Orient Australia China Japan Siam India Iraq Iran Egypt Europe United States Asia Pacific Islands Rome U. S. State Department Harold Stassen U.S Henry Wallace Fortune Magazine Pacific Paris Indo-China Indonesia Chiang Marshall Gov. McNutt

Hiroshima Observers Mark A-Bomb Anniversary Peace Festival

Hiroshima residents prepare a three day observance starting August 5 to mark the second anniversary of the atomic blast. A 8 15 a m minute of silence will honor victims as city reconstruction slowly continues. Mayor Shinso Na mai calls for mankind to forsake war as survivors reflect on the tragedy.

Hiroshima Oapan Shinso Namai Japan Hamai Yoshima Nippon Nagasaki

Red Cross Offers First Aid Training Across County

Lindsay Davidson urges Red Cross first aid and accident prevention to reduce annual injuries. Qualified Pontotoc county instructors stand ready to teach classes for groups. contact the Red Cross office at 2402 for arrangements. Courses cover home and farm accident subjects.

Lindsay Davidson Red Cross County Red Cross Pontotoc County

Oakie and Horne Engaged to Wed in Hollywood

Film comic Jack Oakie and actress Victoria Horne are engaged and likely to marry within months. The 27 year old actress has joined Oakie, 43, in Calgary where he is on location with a film company after his 1945 divorce from Venita Vardon noted as a Ziegfeld Follies girl.

Hollywood Jack Oakie Victoria Horne Oakie Calgary Canada Venita Vardon

Bull Snake Reaches Storm Cellar Ahead of Storm

An ominous storm loomed as Mrs. C. L. Jones and her mother fled to the storm cellar in Altus. They returned minutes later to find a large bull snake had reached the cellar before them, storm or no storm.

Altus

Allen News: Man Burned Servicing Car Radiator

Don Olivo suffered second degree burns on his left arm when steam and hot water burst from a car radiator cap during service. Rev. G. R. Naylor of Ada preached at Allen First Baptist. Rev. George McDow led the closing revival at Fitzhugh.

Don Olivo G. R. Naylor Ada Allen First Baptist George McDow Fitzhugh

Taylor party in Holdenville visits kin after travel mishap

R D Taylor returns from Tracy California where he met sons Gerald and R C in Sequoia Park and sister Mrs Gilford Hickey in Riverbank. A car blowout caused a wreck near Tucumcari New Mexico killing one woman and sending three to hospital. Taylor and a Dallas soldier were uninjured. Mrs H D Harbeson recuperates from a severe cold. The Taylors and sons Ferrell and Billy Dale visited Miss Jenny Lee Morrison in Holdenville. N S Olive and Ada visitors, Roy Plunk and Odie Plunk on business.

R. D. Taylor Tracy Calif Gerald R. C Sequoia National Park Gilford Hickey Riverbank Tucumcari N. Mex Taylor Dallas Ferrell Billy Dale Holdenville Jenny Lee Morrison Wetumka St. Francis Tayor

Simmons Family Visit Noted in Local Page

Mr and Mrs P H Simmons visit his aunt and uncle Floyd Simmons and family as Floyd Simmons hosts the gathering with their children Floyd Elsie and Jeff Stillwell present.

P. H. Simmons Floyd, Elsie Jeff Stillwell Floyd Simmons Fanny

Malone Family Visits Relatives Across Town

Mr and Mrs Walter Malone and son Ronnie of Lindsay visited his brother A E Jone and family Sunday. Margaret and June Malone accompanied them back to Lindsay for a visit. J R McKenzie of Los Angeles arrived Saturday for a visit with relatives.

Walter Malone Ronnie of Lindsay A. E. Jone Margaret June Malone J. R. McKenzie Los Angeles Calif

Platt Park Checks To Host 14th Annual Tournament

Platt Park will hold its 14th annual checker tournament starting Tuesday, August 5 at 10 am. Entrants come from Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma, and elsewhere with many Ada players expected. Last year Ivan Cromer defeated T L Kerley of Ada to win the championship. Dr L G Brannon of Ada also played. J H Hutchin of Davis, president of the club, hopes for a full Ada turnout.

Platt Park Ada

Witness Claims Communists Run U S Schools For Propaganda

Walter S Steele testifies before the House committee that Dr Frank Oppenheimer and Dr Lewis Balamuth taught at communist schools in San Francisco and New York. He says several schools, including those in Hollywood and Boston, promote agitation and that 5 million Americans are linked to communist groups. He estimates many officers are party members and praises countermeasures by the War Department.

Washington Walter S. Steele House An American Activities Committee Frank Oppenheimer Lewis Balamuth Steele National Security Committee American Coalition of Oppenheim California San Francisco Oppenheimer Minnesota United States Hollywood Boston Cleveland New York G. I Communist Party Communist War Department Army E Soviet Union

Deputy Sheriff Appointed Crimin al Investigator in Okmulgee County

Deputy Sheriff John Dewitt Martin has been named Okmulgee county criminal investigator at $200 monthly. The post was created by the 21st legislature. Glycerin is used in making printing inks.

Muskogee John Dewitt Martin Okmulgee County

Highway Patrol Reports Three Weekend Mishaps

Ada patrol investigated three weekend accidents with three people charged. Jesse W. Harrist paid a $14 fine after pleading guilty to a road charge related to a Sandy Bridge crash that damaged Tom Hamilton’s car. Two workers, Robert Wyrick and Judson Simmons, were injured when Joe Casey’s car blinded by lights struck them on Lucas Hill. Wyrick suffered a compound leg fracture. Ralph Evans and Clifton Winters faced charges after a rear end collision on the highway.

Highway Patrol Ada Jesse W. Harrist Rt. 1 Bloomberg Tex Harrist Sandy Bridge Tom Hamilton Norman O. O. Campbell Hamilton Joe A. Casey Robert L. Wyrick Stonewall Judson E. Simmons Sulphur Casey Valley View Hospital Simmons Wyrick Valley View Ralph B. Evans Clifton O. Winters Lucas Hill Campbell Evans Eighteenth Street Winters

Tishomingo Votes Bond Issue For School Building

Tishomingo citizens approved a $25,000 bond by 99 to 4 to replace the unsafe North Ward grade building. Plans call for a six classroom structure northeast of the current facility, with construction hoped to start this fall for occupancy in 1948.

Tishomingo North Ward

Senora Peron Cancels England Visit

A British foreign office spokesman announced that Senora Eva Peron, wife of the Argentine president, has definitively cancelled plans for a visit to England during her European tour. The Argentine ministry notified the British embassy in Buenos Aires of the change.

London Foreign Office Senora Eva Peron England Ministry of Foreign Affairs Buenos Aires Senora Peron

Ardmore Plans 60th Anniversary Celebration Monday

Ardmore marks six decades since its corporate founding with a July 28 celebration. Gov. Roy J. Turner will attend as chamber plans the event at the directors meeting tonight.

Ardmore Roy J. Turner Chamber of Commerce

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