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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1950
Page
4
Who Owns U S Securities
The article explains that individuals likely own substantial U S securities through life and unemployment insurance, savings bonds, and bank deposits. It cites ownership totals by group: individuals over 69 billion, banks about 66 billion, government agencies 39 billion, corporations 23 billion, insurance firms 20 billion, Federal reserve banks 18 billion, mutual savings banks 11 billion, and local governments 8 billion, noting citizens indirectly hold bonds via institutions and urging readers to see shared responsibility for public debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Federal Reserve Banks
Mutual Savings Banks
Ada
State of Oklahoma
Move keeps Coalgate patrol headquarters despite traffic shifts
Local editors urge keeping the Highway Patrol headquarters in Coalgate. They argue Coalgate sits near the district center, remains near traffic centers, and that highway improvements will soon restore its status as a traffic hub. They caution moving would harm service and housing recovery. They urge balance across parties to maintain fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Reed
Highway Patrol
Coalgate
Ada
Highway Commission
Atoka
Durant
Coalgnte
Coalpate
Is Truman Changing A Critical View by Joseph C Harsch
A Christian Science Monitor critic argues Truman shifted from an anti business, class conscious Labor Day stance to a more partisan Jefferson Jackson Day posture. The piece contrasts Labor Day rhetoric with the Krock interview and FEPC remarks, suggesting policy rebalance and partial repudiation of Roosevelt era policies. It notes Truman as a Democrat challenging Republicans and adjusting his cabinet alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Harsch
Christian Science Monitor
Truman
Pittsburgh
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Mr. Harsch
United States
Republican Party
Krock
FEPC
Roosevelt
No New Constitution Sways State Voters
A reflection urging voters to reject a constitutional convention and retain the existing constitution while noting needed changes could be achieved by amendments. The piece criticizes past redistricting neglect, discusses tax and philanthropy attitudes, and comments on the role of women and judges in the legal system with a wary eye on legislative salary increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
England
Secret Annex Creates Pacific Admiralty for USSR China
Paris dispatch reports a secret annex to the Sino Soviet treaty that would place all Pacific naval operations under a Russo Chinese Pacific Admiralty with authority over Chinese ports and submarine bases. Annex 11 allegedly binds Chinese economic plans to joint defense and Moscow’s strategic needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Paris
NEA
Russia
China
Pacific
Admiralty
Vladivostok
Europe
Betwen May Tse-tung
Stalin
European
Central Asia
Sing-Krang
Putilov
Skoda and Kattowice
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Csepel
Hungary
Moscow
R Mao
Mao Tse-tung
Should Leopold Return as Belgium Divides Over Vote
Belgium stands split on whether King Leopold should be invited home after WWII. A March plebiscite is advisory, with Flemish north mostly pro Leopold and Walloon south largely against. Leopold’s wartime behavior and his second marriage fuel the controversy among major parties and public factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Foreign Service _ BRUSSELS
NEA
Belgium
Leopold
Prince Charles
Tegen
Egal
Brussels
Parti Social Chretien
Socialists
Liberal Party
Communist
Venice Plans International Art Show
Venice Italy June hosts 25th international art exhibit with planned participation from Britain France and Belgium. Officials from these nations announced their involvement and outlined expected showcases and venues in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Italy
Britain
France
Belgium
Pontotoc County Dairy Program Featured On This Is Our Town
The Pontotoc County Dairy program, developed by the Ada Chamber of Commerce, airs on ABC Tuesday at 9 30 p m with KADA local broadcast. Script by Betty Nolan and Harvey Lambert with C H Hailey. The program traces a 1944 Ada calf purchase plan expanding to 470 animals in six years to address milk shortages and crossbreeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Broadcasting Co
Pontotoc County
Ada Chamber of Commerce
KADA
United States Chamber of Commerce
Our Town
ABC
United States
Betty Nolan
Harvey Lambert
C. H. Hailey
Ada
Chamber of Commerce
Samovars Go Modern With Electric Heating
Moscow reports samovars move toward modern manufacture. The famous ancient Russian tea vessel features a bulbous body and center spigot for boiling water. Copper and silver varieties exist, with aluminum lighter. new models offer electric heating in some versions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scinust
Sammovars
Moscow
Dessert Gelatin and Tapioca Variations Feature Wine Jelly and Cranberry Tapioca
Oklahoma City report notes last day to keep wild ducks and geese in cold storage under federal 90 day possession rule. Hunters warned that game stored beyond limit may be confiscated by state or federal game rangers. Provided recipes include Wine Jelly with cherry gelatin and port wine, and Cranberry Tapioca combining cranberries with tapioca served cold with whipped cream. Yield details for both dishes are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee
Oklahoma City
Yes
Kelly Debusk
Prizes Awarded At Pontotoc Scout District Meeting
Bobby Thompson presented prizes for top ticket sellers at the Pontotoc district Boy Scout exposition. Robert Lowe won first prize a bed toll for selling 22 tickets. Jim Fleet placed second with 20 tickets and received a full uniform. Third prize went to Martin Fleet with 16 tickets, though Doug Fleet acted for him and did not qualify. Art Newton, Casper Duffer and other officials attended praising the boys and Thompson. Luke Dodd chaired the show. Explorer Ship 68 First Baptist Church spent February 25 on Lake Texhoma for sailing practice and boat handling. crew included Perry McBroom, Dibrei Phillips, Jerry Moore, Don LaSalle, Darrel Copeland, Lewis Todd, David Foster, John Logsdon, Hoyt Hudgens, Thad Forester, and advisor Geo. W. Hansard. Next cruise set for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
Bobby Thompson
Robert Lowe
First Christian Church
Jim Fleet
Jim
Troop 4
Doug Fleet
Wastington School
Martin
Art Newton
Casper Duffer
Thompson
Pantotocounty
Luke Dodd
First Baptist Church
Lake Texhoma
Perry McBroom
Dibrei Phillips
Jerry Moore
Don LaSalle
Darrel Copeland
Lewis Todd
David Foster
John Logsdon
Hoyt Hudgens
Thad Forester
Geo. W. Hansard
Roff Society News Highlights Local Club Events
Roff Society reports a busy period with a district Masonic School in Row Masonic Hall, a Past Matrons luncheon at First Christian church, and a banquet at Aldridge hotel. Attendees include Bessie Harris, Mable Adkins, Cora Clyne, Leta Ferguson, Margaret Castle, and many Roff members. Community groups held reunions, bridge games, PTA activities, and church WMU and WSCS meetings featuring devotionals, home mission notes, and subscriptions drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. School of Instruction
Masonic Hall
Leta Ferguson
Wynnewood
Margaret Castle
Manette
First Christian Church
Bessie Harris
Mable Adkins
Cora Clyne
Keulah Delaney
Roff
Lois Collins
Rut
Koch
Helen Robnett
Aldridge Hotel
Mable Clark
Ruth Washington
Kate Murphy
Hazel Crockett
Ouis Wilson
Rudean Clifton
Jessie Collins
Roff C. E. S
Jessie Callins
Beulah Dearman
Virginia Olive
Wilbur Clive
Susie Baker
Louise Wilson
Allyne Buryard
Ruth Roch
Ima Miller
Opal Pipes
Ima Carleton
Beulah Shaw
Ada
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Davis
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Monroe Washington
Lars Callina
Fairchild
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K. P. Larsh
Dick Stroud
Richard Swink
Paul Wilson
Paul Miller
Washington
PTA
Roft School
Richard Evans
Donald Cartwright
Clyde Nichols
Norman Bunyard
David Lawson
Boyd Sloan
Douglas Reed
Virgil Evans
Yim Davis
Jack Coffey
Louis Thompson
Donald Dunn
Bobby Bailey
Max Roberts
Nancy Johnston
June Furr
Norma Walls
Margaret Trowell
Elizabeth Floyd
Ima Jean Johnson
Beatrice Brown
Betty Wingate
BR. G. Swink
Robbie Simpson
WMU
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W. C. Bunyard
Smith
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Raymond Laseman
R. A. Fussell
Ralph Burisson
Lester Pogue
Iris Nichols
John Reade
W. G. Bunyard
Quinton Fisher
WSCS
Joe Robnett
B. N. Bunyard
C. C. Anderson
Mullins
Vaness
Pathfinder
Farm Sournal
C. B. Holland
McAlester
Rolf Methodist Church
Holland
Sallie Frazier
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