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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1948

Page

5

Copy Boy McKee Keeps Day-to-Day Kansas City News Flow

Kansas City Kansan relies on 92-year-old copy boy Barry G. Pop McKee who has served six days a week for over four decades. He arrives before dawn, handles mail, files cuts, checks teletype, and supports editors while maintaining a long farming and retirement history. He keeps a small garden and jokes about aging, saying decades of retirement shaped his dedication.

Kansas City Kans Neay Kansan Barry G Pop” McKee Msller Pop Ater Kansas H. Nohe Kacsans Axeroplane NEA Konn Nole McKee Pop Saa Noha Eani He Raya

President Signs Construction Bill For Post Projects

President Truman signed a bill authorizing a 207,290,000 construction program for army and air force posts with no immediate funding. Most funds go to continental U S housing and utilities for personnel, while military outposts receive substantial work. Fort Sill and Tinker Field receive specific appropriations for family housing, barracks, and utilities, with details on site allocations and project types.

Truman Gomaress Continental United States Senate House Fort Sil Lawton Tinkerfield Oklahoma City Fort Sill Post Tinker Field Inghite Washington

Bible School Opens With Broad Attendance In First Week

At Bible School which started Monday June aes Chester Mason reports maximum average attendance during the first week. On the first day boys and girls and teachers were present. Aiming to increase attendance, organizers plan further progress by the last week. A picnic is set for Thursday June 27 and commencement exercises for Friday evening June 19. All parents are invited to observe and support the school activities. A note adds details about a commercial chewing gum resin from spruce, cherry, sweet pear and tamarind.

Aes Chester Mason Commercomets Eater Cisea

State seizes 88 cases of untouchable liquor in Fort Scott

Fort Scott officials moved liquor seized last month to Bourbon County loads on the federal building deck. The State of Kansas claims Maciov Ernest Kirk of Peoria, Oklahoma violated the Mansa prohibition law by not entering at a port of entry. Sheriff and county authorities will continue actions asounty attorney Daniel C. Lardner promises a statement.

Fort Scott Res State of Kansas Oswego Kes Usit Maciov Ernnest Kirk Peery Oklo Federal Building Daniel C Lardner Russell Simmons Bourbon County Zibbiesty Mondoax Kirk

Pittsburghers Contest Winners in Barber Shop Quartet

Pittsburghers won the informational championship at the tenth annual convention of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America. quartet members J Palamone Harry Conte John Ward and William Conway led the Pittsburgh entry, while Westinghouse also qualified. Eliminations began yesterday among regional champions across the United States and Canada. Sulphur broadcast plans by Loren White and Bob Lattimore for a local variety show at 7:30 p.m. Mondays on RVLE station Pauls Valley.

Oklahoma City Junc Westinghouse Quartet Sporry United States Canek Shane Sulphur Loren White Bob Lattimore Voice of the Golden Trend RVLE Pauls Valley

Czech President Takes Office In Prague In Socialist Era

The Czech Republic inaugurates Prime Minister Gottwald as president after a public parliamentary vote. Leaders attend from around the world including ambassadors and Eduard Benes, who had recently resigned. Anton Zapotocky becomes deputy premier as the new cabinet head.

Goldberg Prague Pi—Czechoglovakia Gottwald Vladislaveky Bail Olerich John Apo Fee Communist Party Peoples Democracy Hradcony Joget Beran St Vitus Cathedral United States Chitese Laurence Seumhardt Eduard Benes Naken Anton Zapotocky Rages U Union

Vaudeville Singer and Radio Star Frankel Dies at 60

Richmond Indiana reports the death of Frankel known as Singin Sam a vaudeville performer and radio figure. He collapsed after a heart attack at his home and died in hospital at age sixty. His career included WLW in Cincinnati and stints with the Kent Orpheum Vaudeville circuit and Abe Shields minstrels. Survived by widow Helen Smiles Pratker a vaudeville performer who sang Eats during World War I era.

Richmond Ind McHarry Frankel Sam WLW i Cincinnati Kent- Orpheum Helen Smiles) Pratker Land

Republicans Have Bill on Must List

Washington June 1 The rules committee heard action on a draft revival measure. The bill would set peacetime service at two years and affect men born after January 1 192? The plan aims to send the bill to the floor with a narrow committee margin. Senate approval and draft timing remain uncertain amid party push.

Washington Post House Leo B. Alen R-Hi Agin Haltee Houte Althoweh Herness Leith Harness Harness Ant Haress

Summer Program For City Youth Starts Monday

Ada youths begin a three-site summer playground program Monday at 2 PM. Irving playground is led by Hugh Warren, with sponsorship from the Ada Therene club and other sponsors. Washington and Hayes locations have Biron George and Bob DeMass supervising activities. City of Ada supports the program through the remainder of June, inviting continued participation.

Ada Irving Hugh Warren Ada Therene Club Washington and Hayes Prof Washington

Roff Political Meet Is Success

A crowd of about 50 gathered in the Roff high school auditorium for a pie supper and political speaking. Candidates from Pontotoc County and the state delivered speeches amid strong audience response as the Democratic primary neared on July 6. Next events are planned at Galey on June 18 and at Gaar Corner on June 22, with more meetings likely across the county. Additionally, Paul Ree Goodman will present notes at Central State College and recitals for the National Guild of Piano Teachers meeting in Oklahoma City.

Roff Pontctoc Galey Jume Gaar de di Ei Edmond Oata Lane 12 Paul Ree Goodman Central State College National Guild of Fan Teachers Oklahoma City

European Recovery Program Gets Boost From Senate Group

A Senate Appropriations Committee vote boosted European aid by restoring most of the money from the European Recovery Program to the House total. The panel recommended 9500,000,000 for the first year, aiming to keep faith with Europe and prevent cuts. The plan faces full Senate action early next week before House and Senate reconciliation.

Senate Group Washington Jumz Senate Appropriations Comptes House Seniator Vandenberg R- Mich Marshall Europe Sematocs Howse Senate Paul G. Hollman Recovery Programm Appropriations Congress Economic Cooperation Administration ECA Senaté Wns

Seventeen Places Get Beer Licenses in Ada

Ada city police and Chief Cecil Smith report all 17 beer selling locations hold valid licenses. One site failed to meet requirements and will quit. The campaign to remove unlicensed dogs yielded about 587 stray dogs sold, with J N King noting the figure.

Ada Cecil Smith Illieg Smith Alznost J. N. King

Oklahoma bar admission exams begin at state capitol

The largest class of candidates for admission to the Oklahoma bar since the war will take examinations in the state house of representatives beginning at Bath tomorrow. Jane examinations will run through Friday. The new class comprises about 30 candidates, including two veterans and four women.

Oklahoma City Dpm State House of Representatives Bath Jane Ths

President Truman calls Stalin a prisoner of the politburo in surprise talk

Washington reports Truman in Eugene says Stalin is a decent fellow but a prisoner of the politburo. State Department experts see a broader campaign by Stalin and the Soviet leadership to discredit the United States and hinder Western plans in Europe.

Washington Trumen Stalin Sis. Com Politibure Trupman Russia Politburo Truman Eugene Joe Tak Staly Department State Department Molotov Shihanov Cialomats Armerican State Department United States Europa Moscow Marshall Amerigan W. B. Smith Evtiele Soivk Fas de Pantmaert

Tea Privilege and Radio Broadcasts for Soldiers

Fragmentary notes describe tea privileges for British Army barracks and a daily routine of short wave radio broadcasts. The text hints at reflections on earthly signals and the role of celestial factors in broadcasting, with unclear details remaining.

Problem Prisoner Situation Cleared By County Officers

County officials cleared a man named Fox after Sheriff Clyde Kaiser said he was investigated Saturday. Fox has relatives in Kansas and recently arrived near Acxbawt, causing trouble with peace officers by waving a red flag and leaving notes on railroad switches. He sought to sue multiple parties and was taken into custody while visiting the county attorney's office. permission was obtained to commit him to a mental institution, with transfer planned for early next week.

Sherif Clyde Kaiser Fox Kanga F. J. Fox Wellington Kan Reuben Port Kansas Bn Gelehoon Aca Xbawt United Stes Sherift Kaiser Art Jal

Beauty queens to be crowned in New Jersey event

Asbury Park, June 12. The nations two top beauty queens will be crowned next September 12 in Asbury Park near Atlantic City. Sponsors of the Mrs America and Miss America pageants announced plans for the annual contest with beauty and talent judging in music, dancing, and arts. this year a home making talent test may be added for Mrs America.

Asbury Park N. J Pj—The Nations New Jersey Asbury Berk Atlantic City Cof Unevis

Winter 2nd Summer and the FIODERS boat race

Fragmentary OCR passage discusses a winter and summer cycle, air, moisture, and a boat race called Regina with Venetian origins. Mentions Hallan dictionaries and terms meaning strife or gortest, but the text is highly garbled and lacks concrete events or dates. Entities named include Regina and Hallan.

Gortest

Wolf That Never Comes to Deer: Masher Lore on Times Square

HAL BOYLE notes the changing look of the street masher in New York as he prowls Times Square. He contrasts the old fashioned boldness with the modern raunchier style, detailing greetings, dress shifts, and the crowd dynamics that still fuel the masher routine amid contemporary women and fashion. The piece preserves Boyle's observational tone about urban nightlife and flirtation.

Hal Boyle New York Jorg Simee Asuk Casey Nia Gay Minetiss Moniter Isinge Grandma Times Square PNET Drs

Marine Station Wins E Flag for May

The H flag for May was awarded to the Aas Marine Recruiting Station for the largest enlistment increase in the month. Technical Sergeants Joseph Egar and Lester Bennett, the primary recruiters, celebrate the achievement since April 2, 1943, and the Ada sub-station chief Sergeant Ryper credits local merchants, newspapers, and the station staff for cooperation in earning the honor.

Aas Marine Joseph Egar Lester Bennett Meanatine Ade Futre Ryper Ada Eedie Std Shem

Mineral Lease Bids Open For Oklahoma Counties

Mineral lease bids will be received up to 10 p m July by the Muskogee office of the Five Civilized Tribes. The sale covers 10 tracts in Creek county, 12 in Okmulgee, 1$ in Seminole, 14 in Grady, 4 in Love, three each in LeFlore and Carter, 1e in Hughes, Coal, Garvin, Jefferson and Marshall, and single tracts in Noble, Washington, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Pittsburg and Atoka counties.

Muskogee Obs The Five Civilized Tribes of Indian Lands Oklahoma Creek County Ohturkes Seminole County Grady County Love County LeFlore Carter Counties Hughes, Coal Garvin Jetterios Marshall Couties Noreate, Washington, Tulse, Okimuksee Pittsburg Atoka Counties

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