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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1948

Page

3

Income Tax Exemptions For 1947 Returns

Washington reports on exemptions for the 1947 income tax return. Each exemption is $500 or $800 for married couples on separate returns, with rules for dependents, service members, and spouses. Readers are guided to list exemptions on Form W 2 and Form 1040, with no arithmetic needed on the return, and to file if income exceeds thresholds.

Janes Marrow Washington Amid Mes Marlow Harting Bere Dei Bower Fall Gore Lmt EA &Ul Internal Revenue Collector

Retired Masters Association Opens Tulsa Convention

More than 250 members of the Retired Masters Association gather in Tulsa for their twelfth annual convention opening Friday. Ray E. Thomason of Oklahoma City serves as state president. Mayor Lee Price delivers the address.

Tulsa Oia Retiona Twro- Gay Ray E. Thomasen Oklahoma City Andreas Wilcerie Lee Price

Ada Hereford Baseball Club Holds Out Players

Ada Hereford manager Clanton announced a short spring training camp before leaving for Pine Bluff to join the St Louis Browns minor league system. Several players have unsigned contracts or have sent notes declining terms, led by outfielder Oreville Willis and star Paul Deters, with Glanders seeking more pay. The club has yet to receive a contract from the St Louis parent club and staff are taking steps to address the holdouts.

Wear Clanton Ada Hereford Herefords Schoel Pine Bluff St Louis Brows Ada Cna Uitla Orevilte Wii Don Glandeys Picker Hursfords Glanders St Louis Adu

Wetumka Rodeo Set For May 14-16 In OK

Wetumka Round Up Club announced Wetumka’s fourth annual RCA approved rodeo will be May 14 to 16 with expanded arena seating and two extra bucking horses. The event plans all major rodeo events and first steer roping contest in Oklahoma this year. Prizes include $1800 in purse money, a $200 saddle from the Wetumka Chamber of Commerce, and other local prizes. Clown Buddy Rogers will perform, with Ben and Virginia Wilcox and Clem McSpadden among the acts and Wal Rogers’ nephew serving as announcer.

Wetumka Wetumka Round Up Club Prank Autry RCA Woturka Rodeo Tow Rodios Wetumke Oklahoma Promolec Wetumka Chamber of Commerce Buddy Rogers Woodward Oklshoma Ben Virginia Wilcox Tulsa Clem McSpadden Wal Rogers

Unhappy Over Situation in China and War News

The writer describes poverty and ignorance in parts of China seen from an Am army tram stationed in Ebina. He notes UN RRA aid and road machinery theft harming goods, questions if American money helps the masses, and wonders about communist threats and future coverage of spring events.

Ebina Black Macket UNRRA

Eye of Hope bulletin image sparks aid request

A Virginia Minnesota church bulletin page showing a girl with eyes raised to heaven is found in Bremen Germany. A Bremen resident writes Rex seeking aid citing the photo as a symbol of hope and sends the bulletin along with 41 pounds of clothing and boxes.

Virgin Minn Virginia Methodist Church Bulletin Bremen Germany Atl Aes Rex Christiane

Young Scottish Lad Will Get Outfit From Oklahoma

An Oklahoma cowboy outfit will be sent to Charles McXinivy a ten year old lad in Anadarko. The letter to Johnny Youngheim is from a boy in Anadarko asking for cowboy gear, six shooters, and a note about enjoying cowboy films. Johnny, in a Texas-style rush, will forward the package via his father’s clothing store.

Anadareg Ofc Toroly Jack Oklahoma Charles McXinivy U. S.A Gary Cowboy Anadarke Johnny Yowngheim Johning Mexico Big Folly Mir Lam Johnny Emphoyes Charles & Sinkplele Caddo-vounty Co Orpanention

Jury Finds Meesler Guilty of Murder in Tulsa

In Tulsa on February 28, a jury convicted 23 year old Meesler of murder in a case tied to a former sweetheart. The panel deliberated from late night until shortly after 11:00 a.m. and the defendant faced the death penalty.

Meesler Tulsa Okla Uty Louis Giooler Meeister Sax TM Okstek Ladaes Es Ammm Miernight Moeller

Projects News: County Home and Qymatutratios Work

Martha Mote reports on county home projects and related agency activities. The feature outlines ongoing efforts, key milestones, and the roles of local agencies in advancing community infrastructure and service delivery.

Martha Mote County Home Qymatutratios

County 4-H Club Week Celebrates Rural Youth

National Home Demonstration Week honors 4-H members in Pontetse County for leadership in agriculture, conservation, and civic duties. Extension staff Martha Moty and Juanita Floyd organize training, with plans for a Dress Revue and May events. County council met in Ada February 23 to review activities and set goals.

Martha Moty Juanifa Floyd Mareika Pontetse Ooir Hese &H Extension Dairymam John Boehr Dairymac Borhy Byng Keader Alice Curluan Landew Marely Ada Raz Thunpoon Eva Mac Richards Ard Mars Grace Stephenson Allen Colbert Happy Land Hart Horner Gaer Corner Fitzhugh Jesse Pecan Grows Pickett Union Valley Waness Lemna Melomey Southeast District Martha Bhote Luanita Floyd Exanbeth Wouns Jews Wally L. Newluna Mian Nettie Omenby Union Valley Club Ed. Stephens Edgar A. Guest Rose Falter Rae Thompson Nellie Dew Juanita Floyd Tne Martha Mots George Martha Washington Happy Amt

Forty Flus Club Revived in Frisco San Francisco

A revived Forty Flus Club in Frisco backs a cooperative theme Boost Each Other as employers increasingly decline to interview or hire applicants over age 40 The reorganization aims to aid older workers amid age discrimination and economic shifts.

Frisco San Francisco Mar. Ft Wrosp

Rich Owens Oklahoma Executioner Dies After Cancer Battle

Bealeaster Oklahoma February 23 Rich Owens once the official executioner of Oklahoma died of cancer at the prison. He killed 73 men in his six years on duty including six in the electric chair and one by hanging. Four times he faced murder charges and four times was acquitted. Known for his hardiness he survived a 1937 prison attack when inmates tried to kidnap him. He accepted his fate and arranged for his wife to receive his execution check before his death.

Becalester Okla Rich Owens Oklahoma Wees Rich Pat Rich Rich Hein Choc Aline Choa Theas

Too Many Deer and No Solution Found

Sacramento report describes Catalina Island deer multiplying since 1926. Alvin B. Brown cites 50 descendants eating plant leaves and stepping to eat potted plants at the Wrigley home. Santa Catalina Island Co owner, with 43,438 acres, seeks a plan before feeding limits endanger wildlife. commission will study the issue.

Sacramento Calif stokemAn Catalina Island William Wrigley Kona Alvin B.brown Los Angeles Istete Fish and Gomur Brown Santa Catalina Island Co Jana Commissiom

Candidates Filed for Sulphur Posts

Sulphur filings show three candidates for mayor A W Goar ex Pottawatomie official W P Colley longtime funeral home worker Dayton Burnside and incumbent mayor Wal Briarson non running In Ward 1 Huck Green sole candidate Ward 2 Oscar Young and John Sorad Hing potential candidates Ward 3 Zuma Carr outgoing incumbent did not run Runoff primary set for March

Ter A. W. Goar Tomumnustomer Pottawatomie County Forimer Freunsel W. P Colley Danner and Colley Funeral Home Dayton Burn Ineal Outener Maror Wal Briarson Fo Rom Huck & Green Osear Young John Sorad- Hing Zuma Carr

Masaryk Dead Benes May Yet Inspire Czechs For Freedom

Dewnit Mackenzie reflects on Czech history and the fading Masaryk era while urging belief in Edvard Benes as a continued source of inspiration. He notes Benes led resistance, shaped Czechoslovakia, and could spark renewed drive for freedom despite current communist pressure.

Masaryk Benes Dewnit MacKenzie Czechoslovakie Czechostovak Czechoslovakia Eduard Benes Ald Jim Spuprieye Charles University Prague Dir Challes Bemes Thomas Masaryk Austria-Hummaty Reblic Peter Republic Masary Switzerland Ax Wntercover Masuryls

Yugoslav Father Disowns Daughter Over Russian Marriage

CLAIRTON Pa Feb 25 A Yugoslav father disowned his blonde daughter Annabelle who left her embassy job and married a Russian singer in Moscow. He will not recognize her and condemns her move as leaving the country. He notes only one letter from her since 1846 and cites pride and money concerns in his stance. The piece ends with a tangential remark about human speech powering power.

Clairton Annabelle Russia Bucar Moscow University of Pittsburgh Humman

Red Cross Local Affairs Guided by Directors Board

Local Red Cross operations are steered by a Board of Directors and an Executive Committee. The Mantatee county chapter bylaws set terms and attendance rules, with vacancies filled by appointment. Current officers and members are listed with term endings in 1943 through 1950, including J A Richardson as chairman and Geeyden Rogers as secretary treasurer.

Tocal Red Cross Pehtotee County Central Committee of the Americam Red Cross Beard Pantatec County Aemendynett Aumenstet Seasion Mantatee County Vine Geeyden Rogers George Dale Francis D. Duke Stonewall Phil McLach~lan Fitzhugh Bill Ghackman Jack Green Joyce Miter R. J. Lotlar Aca Fritz Johmstein Allen Marion Muncrief Byng Homer

Sulphur of C Launches County Poultry Improvement Plan

Sulphur Oklahoma special committee of the Sulphur Chamber of Commerce led by Homer McGehee and others announces a county wide poultry improvement program starting March 8. The chamber will distribute 5,000 chicks to 4-H and FFA members who must exhibit two cockerels for each 50 chicks at the county poultry show in June, with a return of eight cockerels per 50 chicks. Youths and parents countersign contracts and chambers oversee compliance and facilities must be approved. A range of major breed strains is to be tested, each with proven performance.

Sulphur Te Poultry Sulphur Chamber of Commerce Homer McGehee Denman Mace Wiliams James Howe Otis Corley Bill Morwood C. M. Reynolds O. D. Owens Charles Phelps Chamber of Commerce Club FRA

Slayer of Sale Patrolman Found in California

Oklahoma City February 23 A WPA man serving a life sentence in California has been identified as Ernest Tyree the convict whom investigators say killed State Highway Patrolman James A Long in July 1943. Tyree was identified after interviews at Calntdown Prison. Long was shot while responding to an attack on a work crew at Winans Park.

Oklahoma City Alcoteaz Peaen California Icke Sims Sims Ernest Tyree Calnt- Dunk Mane Jams A Long

Long Form Tax Return Guide For 1947 Income

A detailed walkthrough of completing the long form tax return for 1947 incomes, using example totals and step by step lines. It covers exemptions for a family of five, with wage and dividend income, deductions, and the calculation of taxable income and tax due, including withholding and estimated payments.

Mayor O'Dwyer Recovering from Heart Issue

Mayor William O'Dwyer remains without permanent heart damage and will resume mayoral duties after a six week convalescence. He was admitted to Bellevue Hospital on February 20 for observation and is expected to be released soon. The report notes his condition is improving and lists ongoing health evaluations.

Odwyer Wiliam O'Dwyer Bellevue Haspital

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