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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1944

Page

6

Ada Weekly News history and consolidation notes

The Ada Weekly News established 1901 details mergers with Ada Weekly Democrat Pontotoc County Enterprise Ada Star Democrat and Ada Evening News. The paper operated weekly with editor William D Lattie and Bevere Aone Bon. It lists publication schedules and postal matter in Ada Oklahoma.

ADA Weekly Wm. D. Lattie Bevere Aone Bon Ada Oklahoma The News Publishing and Printing CO Alot Linle Ontolin Ada Weekly Democrat Pontotoc County Enterprise Ada- Star-Democrat Ada Evening News Ada Weekly News Ruemaanennenmeur Okla T Dephonis

Bright Future Ahead for Ada and the Mississippi Valley

Opinion piece notes population shifts in Oklahoma after Pearl Harbor and forecasts postwar growth for Ada and the Mississippi Valley. Emphasizes farming, breadbasket role, and regional expansion as war ends approach. Mentions soil, industry, and agriculture to support future population gains.

Ada Oklahoma Pearl Harbor California Mississippi Valley

Endurance as the mark of the Christian soldier in Pauls letters

William E. Gilroy argues that Paul did not defend slavery or support war but used military imagery to describe the Christian life. Endurance is the key virtue, with training forging strength in body and spirit, as seen in today’s war as examples of valor. He speaks to Timothy as a veteran to a son.

Paul Christ Enduranc Timothy Jesus Christ

Lawton Parade Honors Homecoming Ace Major Robert Johnson

Lawton Oklahoma drew about 20000 people for a homecoming parade honoring Major Robert Johnson the Army Air Forces ace who led in Europe. Johnson rode in an open car received a gold wrist watch and a scroll bearing 850 names, and spoke of rest and fishing after his whirlwind east tour.

Lawton Okla Robert Johnson Army Air Forces Europe Johnson Adios New York Buckaroo Club 179Th Army Grand Force Fort Sill Company L 166Th Infantry

Allied Forces Push Japanese Back Near Burma Border in Burma Battle

Allied forces chase enemy toward Kohima and push toward Myitkyina in northern Burma claiming gains as Chinese troops attack toward Myitkyina and press the Salween sector. Japanese forces counter with a three pronged push toward Chanksha along the Han Kok Canton railway with the city six miles east awaiting assault.

India Burma Kohima Myitkyina Salween River Chanksha Hankok-Canton China

Fourth Term Issues In Texas Taken To State Court

The Texas Supreme Court heard a petition by pro Roosevelt forces seeking to compel certification of electors on the Democratic July primary ballot. The 23 electors pledged to vote for Roosevelt were named by a rump convention after the Dallas meeting of the state Democratic executive committee rejected the plan to place named electors on the ballot. The committee said certification would nullify the regular convention and rejected a referendum on Roosevelt’s presidential nomination.

Austin Texas Isue State Supreme Court Democratic Executive Committee Dallas Alvin J. Wirtz Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt United States

Tulsa firms boost pre-campaign war bond purchase

Tulsa boiler and machinery company bought 109960 dollar war bonds marking Tulsa’s second pre campaign purchase of this size. Oklahoma Tire and Supply followed earlier this week. Tulsa county quota stands near 26000000 dollars for the fifth war loan drive set to begin Monday.

Tulsa Okla Tulsa Boiler and Machinery Company Oklahoma Tire and Supply Company Tulsa County

Boren Seeks Re‑Election on Record of Leadership

Congressman Lyle H. Boren of Oklahoma's 4th district announces his bid for another term. He touts independence, 100 percent support for Roosevelt era policies, and achievements such as amending old age pension laws and turning surplus machinery to farmers for soil conservation.

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