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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1951

Page

6

County Chapter Makes Quota of Overseas Kit Bags

Mrs. MM TF West chairs reduction and Volunteer Services as county Red Cross chapter completes 300 overseas kit bags. Olive drab bags, 34 by 11 inches with pockets and drawstrings, aid armed forces. Ada women from churches sew, with supervision by H C McIntosh, Harry White, B G Anderson, R E Tomlin, Jack Lamb, W A Davis, Floward Whitehead, A T Watson and Mary White assisting.

MM. TF. West Cntoloc Rec Cr National Red Cross Ada H. C. McIntosh Episcopal Church Harry White First Christian Church B. G. Anderson R. E. Tomlin Tirst Methanist Church Jack Lamib Asbury Methodist Church W. A. Davis Nazarene Church Floward Whitehead First Baptist Church A. T. Watson First Presbyterian Church Mrry White

Captain Jabara Tells FIS Own Story History’s First Jet Ace

Captain Jabara recounts his May 20 195? air duel over the Yalu with 14 Sabres facing 52 MIG-2s. He claims multiple MIGs shot down, notes the private war in MIG Alley, and compares F-86 Sabres to enemy MiGs. He discusses tactics, ranges, risks, and ground rules of aerial combat in Korea.

Dta Sinuiju Yalu River Korea Mig Alley North Korea Manchuria Yalu

Ace of MIG Alley James Jabara Profile

The smiling Capt. James Jabara, USAF, 27, dubbed the new breed of old pro, shot down 534 enemy planes in World War II era propeller craft and then became the first jet ace in Korea after six months of MiG-15 battles in an F-86 Sabre. A Wichita, Kansas, native, he now returns to the United States to reunite with his wife and two children as his first person jet age stories appear.

James Jabara USAF Korea Europe Wichits, Kax Jabara U. S Air Force Magazine

Grilling Duckling and Chicken for a Summer Treat

Outdoor meals shine with grilled poultry. The guide explains broiling duckling and chicken on a simple home grill, detailing fat reduction, rack height, and timing. It covers seasoning, honey soy glaze, and roasting versus broiling, plus steps to prepare Long Island duckling for grilling and roasting guidance for whole or stuffed duckling.

Edith M. Barger Long Island General Features Corp

Extra care for air cargoes in London report

The world’s international police are assigned to safeguard airline cargoes. Sir William P Hildred of the International Air Transport Association says pilferage is rare and air cargo is among the safest shipping modes. Global airlines cooperate with the International Police Commission to improve cargo yards, prevent smuggling, and ease airport police formalities.

London Wiliam P. Hildred International Air Transport Association International Criginal Salem

Clown Reading Club Sets Ticket Milestone at Ada Library

Ada Public Library wraps week two of the Reading Under the Big Top program as 93 more children earn circus tickets. Over 200 participate with 10 books earning a certificate from the Oklahoma library commission, five books a clown ticket, and every additional five books a dot for the clown’s suit. Names of leading readers and new ticket holders span Hayes, Horace Mann, Irving, Allen, and Washington schools, with many children earning dots on their clowns.

Bulletin Tward Ada Public Library Oklahoma Library Commission Shirley Ann Byrd Hayes Ech Morris Bobby Riams Barbara Terry Hillman Hayes Mathy Patty Mickey McGang LeDon McAnally Horace Mann Bob Fat Gibbons Irving Ralph Howenstine Washington Kay Butca Haliburton Allen Mary Louise Bentley Junior Elizabeth Ann Bentley Willarc Glenwood Louise Tyr Judy Nancy Muncrief Bi Pat Rye Gwyneil Roberts Sheridan Moreland Mike Brewer Glenn Garriott Jenice Fox Linda Faye Gallahar Tom

American Furniture Designer Combines Contemporary Taste With Traditions

Edward J. Worrley brings fine traditions into modern furniture with Dunbar modern lines. Windsor chairs feature a four-vertical-pole back, curved crossbar, and walnut tones. Buffet cabinet, side units, and folding tables support entertaining needs. pieces emphasize walnut wood, molded plywood pulls, and adaptable designs for dining, living, and bedroom spaces.

Sue Gardner Edward J. Worrley Alhough Wormley Dunbar Modern

Mirage of jets baffles observers over contested airspace

Reported sightings describe MiGs releasing vapor trails then dipping below the horizon, seemingly waiting to reappear. The writer notes no countermeasures have been taken yet and asserts awareness of the tactic.

President Tormen Embarks Overnight Potomac Yacht Cruise

President Tormen boarded the yacht Williamsburg on the Potomac River at 3 p.m. EST for an overnight cruise with several personal friends and Rear Admiral Robert Derrison. The ship is due back tomorrow afternoon.

Washington Tormen Williamsburg Potomac River Robertt Derrison

Alfalfa Bill Murray visits Tulsa amid old foes

Gov. William H. Murray, known as Alfa Ma Bll, spent the day in Tulsa meeting with supporters and addressing local concerns. The event drew a small crowd as he toured the bu teal suite and spoke on current state issues.

Tulsa Poomet William H Alfa Murray Bu Teal

Plan of Graduate Classes Expands at East Central State

East Central State college adds graduate courses in education with 130 students enrolled. The new program, spanning several campuses, provides options across school administration and certificates. Officials praise the response and expect more students to pursue advanced degrees at OU or AM.

East Central State College Oklahoma University Diahona A and M. College Etite Tiddlequah Edmond Qurant Ada O. U Fe M Cassopam Fast Central College BI Histo

Eight Teachers to Get Related Pay OKLAHOMA CITY

Oklahoma City reports that eight teachers in Muskogee will receive related pay ranging from 750 to 95 dollars as part of state board actions. The payments, tied to school transportation maintenance and debts, are awaiting board approval with administration plans to review claims. Ed Buchs, Bryan County superintendent-elect, reports on padding and aid distribution. A separate Pittsburgh note requires permits for beggars and clarifies rules for blind or maimed solicitors seeking funds.

Oklahoma City Redbird Muskogee Edu Wnch Higgins Ed Buchs Bryan County Utica Morris

Hereford Stampede Rodeo in Sulphur Delayed by Rain

Rain and mud disrupted the three day Hereford Stampede rodeo in Sulphur with top cowboys from Oklahoma competing in calf roping, bulldogging, and cutting horse events. Friday night shows were interrupted by storms and an unscheduled roping event was cut short by heavy tail and high wind. Local acts included Bill Elliott as star entertainer with Maher of western films, while contestants faced muddy arenas and delayed schedule under overcast skies.

Hereford Herren Lampede Hecreford Heaven Stampede Mar Bill” Elliott Ralph Stone Ft, Worth Tex Jack Skipworth Clovis N. M J. D, Tadiock Jimmy Cooper Monument

Charles E Wilson Tops in Salary

Charles E Wilson of General Motors led a SEC salary survey ranking the top paid American executives in 1980 with 426300. Albert Bradley GM EVP earned 541425, and Crawford Greenwalt of DuPont followed with 539500. The report notes these are gross incomes and span several years. The Army is noted as 176 years old.

Washington Charles E., Wilson General Motors Fim Securities and Exchange Commission SEC Sic Wilson Albert Bradley Crawford HL Greenwalt E. L Dupart de Nemours and Company Defense Charles E. Wilson General Electric

Movie Mule Balks In Tulsa During Elevator Escapade

Francis the movie mule acted as a defense bond salesman in Tulsa and caused a near implosion of Hillcrest elevator when he tied up the lift for an hour and a half. Trainer Robert Stern could not calm him during the unruly encore, forcing cancellation of the rest of the Tulsa tour.

Tulsa Oklo Francis Hillcrest Ordin Moors Robert Stern

Pfc Delozier Killed in Action in Korea

Ada native Pfc. Ellie B Delozier 19 was killed in Korea on May 18 1951 He volunteered for Army service August 1949 and arrived in Korea December 15 1949 His family in Ada waits news while his last letter spoke of dug in positions and hope for homecoming, a 1951 casualty from an infantry regiment.

Ellie B. Delozier Ada Korea Rafe Delozier Route 5 Edith Delozier North Broadway Delozier Stonewall Ada High School

Sasakwa Marine dies of wounds in Korea

Sasakwa resident Mrs. Maud Smith was notified that her son Corporal Robert Eugene Smith died of wounds received in battle in Korea. He served with F Company, Second Battalion, Fifth Marine Regiment, First Marine Division after joining the Marine Corps in 1946 and spending two years in China.

Konawa Maud £. Smith Sasakwa Robert Eugene Smith Cpl. Smith Fifth Marine Regiment First Marine Division China Marine Corps Jew

Merrill Named Area Engineer for Tulsa Office

Duke B. Merrill was chosen as area engineer for the Tulsa area procurement office of the Fort Worth district corps of engineers. Col. Delbert B. Freeman said the 45 year old has served as acting area engineer since February, has ten years with the Tulsa office, and previously worked as procurement inspector.

Fort Worth Tex Duke B. Merrill Tulsa Area

Hereford Heaven tour sets Oklahoma sale price record

The annual Hereford Heaven tour climaxed with a state record sale. Twenty eight bred heifers and four prospective herd bulls averaged 1335 dollars, with top price of 4000 dollars for TR Zata Heiress from Turner Ranch. The event drew hundreds of visitors from 11 states, featured TV and radio coverage, and awarded Otto Krause of Shawnee a gold ball trophy.

Hereford Heaven Oklahoma Otto Krause Calvert Ranch Turner Ranch Hereford Heaven Association TR Zata H. Miss Mixerette Ltd Harvey Ranch Ada

Central Airlines Sets Mark in May

Central Airlines reports May as its greatest single passenger month with a 50.53 percent rise over April 1961 and a 154.20 percent increase from May last year. President Keith Kahle notes DC-3 service boosts loads, cites nonmilitary civilian travel, and mentions a record June 1 start and rising air mail pounds.

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Heroin Smuggling In Oklahoma City Report

Oklahoma City detectives report a surge of heroin entering the underground market. Police say the drug is linked to a ring selling marijuana and barbital derivatives to youths and addicts. Nine teenagers among twelve arrested were freed on bonds. authorities seek a Dallas-based leader.

Oklahoma City R.A. Hudson Hudson Dallas Fridday Capitol Hill

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