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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1941

Page

6

East Central Scholarship Awards History at Ada Evening News

Ada Evening News scholarship details through 1941 note delays for 1941 awards due to past ties. Awards list include multiple institutions and winners from 1925 to 1941, with ties in 1938 and 1939, and honors in football and music.

East Central Ada Evening News Joleeta Little Miss Little Sidney Smith Miss Smith Dorothy Hughes Ethel Edward Martin Tom Young Geraldine Houser Velma Elliott Wimbish Leonard Webster Sarah Catherine Halford The Security State Bank S. and Q. Clothiers Burgess Steed D. J. Nabors Jewell Butler Mattie Calhoun Martin Landers de Mayhue John Prock Elizabeth Ann Pickens Geneva George

Oklahoma Moves Against Foss Dam Plan on Washita River

Oklahoma officials protest a proposed Foss dam 6,880 feet long near Clinton that would flood 7,900 acres for irrigation and flood control. Farmers along the Washita oppose it, favoring a network of smaller reservoirs. hearings in Washington set for July 14.

Oklahoma City Washita Clinton Leon C. Phillips Red River Grand River Oklahoma Don McBride Water Resources Division Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board McBride Washita Valley Washington Department of Agriculture Bureau of Reclamation Foss Dam

Desert Bedouins Honor Guests With Grease Practice

Bedouin hospitality centers on serving food with ample grease to honor guests, reflecting that the more fat in the meal, the greater the honor shown to the visitor.

Mermaids Purses Found On Shore From Sea Storms

Ocean mystery objects called mermaids purses are the egg cases of dogfish and sharks washed ashore after storms during rough seas.

Carmody Says GRDA Lacked Merchandising Aggressiveness

Federal Works Administrator John M. Carmody faulted the Grand River Dam Authority for not selling its northeastern Oklahoma hydro power on a profitable, businesslike basis. He spoke in a telegram to Oklahoma Governor Leon C. Phillips amid questions about funding and leadership at GRDA, insisting the agency must present a stronger case and demonstrate competent management.

Washington Federal Works John M. Carmody Grand river dam _ authority Oklahoma Carmody Leon C. Phillips Ray McNaughton GRDA Federal Works Agency Grand River

Ickes Shifts Tankers to Ease East Coast Oil Shortage

Secretary Ickes announced a plan to move three large tankers from California to Gulf ports to boost Atlantic coast supply by about 210 million gallons annually. The change aims to offset a deeper oil shortage after one-fifth of U S coastwise tankers were sent to British service.

Washington Ickes Atlantic Sun Oil Company Standard Oil Company of California Defense Petroleum Co California Gulf Ports

Russian Women In War Training Now

Millions of Russian women are being trained for medical work as part of Stalin’s push to keep the Soviet Union in constant military readiness. Over 30,000 are in special nurse units, with obligatory after hours training for all women doctors and professional nurses to act in air or chemical attacks.

Moscow Associated Press Joseph Stalin Soviet Russia Russia

Clothes Pins Used as Anti personnel Mines By U S Army Engineers

At CAMP HUNTER LIGGETT California June 18 ordinary clothes pins are shown as firing mechanisms for anti personnel mines that spray nails into troops. The 18th engineers from Vancouver Washington developed the device using a pin battery wiring and trip loop to trigger TNT and discharge nails.

Hunter Liggett Calif Fourth Army Vancouver Wash

Baptists Begin Two Week Revival at Konawa Church

A two weeks revival started Sunday at the Konawa Baptist church led by Rev. Roy Autry with evangelist H. L. Jones from Henryetta and Don McCollum from Okmulgee. Large crowds attended Sunday and Monday as the trio urged cooperation for a meaningful revival.

Baptist Church Konawa Roy Autry H. L. Jones Henryetta Don McCollum Okmulgee McCollum

One-Legged Prisoner Scales 80-Foot Water Tower

A one legged inmate identified as Robert Cales climbed an 80 foot water tower at the federal penitentiary in Atlanta, stripped to his shorts, removed his wooden leg, and climbed down as guards paid little attention. He is serving 18 months for forging a $10 money order. Action ended before dinner. A second note mentions ships stores with 38 500 commodities from anchors to screws.

Atlanta Federal Penitentiary Joseph W. Sanford Robert Cales Atlan

Many College Students Drive From Homes To Attend Classes

East Central State college lists 143 students commuting to the summer session. Okemah is the farthest distance at 138 miles daily, with Ardmore McAlester and Weleetka also far. Commuters include Ruby McAfee, Mildred Adams, Elsie Head, Harral Scott, Billie Cape, Bertha Farb, Beulah Hathaway, and many others across towns such as Ada, Stratford, Stonewall, Lindsay, and Coalgate.

East Central State College Okemah Ada Ardmore McAlester Weleetka Elsie Head Harral Scott Sulphur Nick Arms Irene Danner Ruby Lee Davis Helen Jennings Mildred Kirkpatrick Velmer McDonald John Powell Ruth May Rhodes Helen Slover Ethel Zoe Stewart Libbie Lee Thomas Mildred Vernon Mary Stevens Martha Jones Stratford Bertha Arrocha Jane Fowler Dena Vaye Lynn Doyle McCoy Pearl McCoy Mary Alice Maupin Ruth Snoddy Leona Mae Willis Stonewall Frances Beamer Trennon Collum Mary Helen Griffin Clayton Harper Frank Harper Lula Hodges Pauline Jones la Lora Lewis Eldean Lang Lorrene Morris Clint Morrison Willie Simpson Nathanial Watson Allen Dorothy Crumley Blanche Davis Herman Ford Betty Lou Jumper Katherine Lewis Frances Moss Roy James Reynolds Holdenville Pauline Brown Winifred Knight L. M. Norwood Winiford Jo Stafford Grace Gore Billie Cape R. R. Cape Georgia Noble Dan Risenhoover Gyneva Stubbs Bertha Farb Robert Goodrich Norma Lee O’neal Viva Stephens Frank Vanlandingham Roff—Beulah Hathaway Tom McLachlan Mary Miller Kate Murphy Wanette Geneva McAfee

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