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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1944

Page

3

45th Division Praised for Heavy Action at Anzio Beachhead

The 45th Infantry Division has fought almost continuously on the Anzio beachhead since January 24, bearing the brunt of the second German offensive. The unit, originally from Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico, now includes soldiers from nearly all 48 states. It saw major combat on February 16 and has endured rough terrain, including Campo Di Carne and Alban Hills, while receiving support from British units. The division previously fought in Sicily and Salerno and joined the Volturno campaigns before moving to Anzio.

Sicily Italy Anzio Fifth Army 45Th Italian Sea Cassino Indiana Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico Albano Road Loyals Campo di Carne Albin Mountains Salerno Venafro Alief Volturno

City Campaign Gains Pace Ahead of Ada Elections

Ada voters face a March 21 primary and April 4 general election with filings complete. City Clerk Bill Bevers has no opponent. Mayor Bill Crawford will face George Burris, while Public Works Commissioner J. H. Pryor draws Roy Gilliam and J. W. Willoughby. Campaigning grows brisk as registration surges in several precincts.

Ada Bill Bevers Bill Crawford George Burris J. H. Pryor Public Works Roy Gilliam J. W. Willoughby Justice of the Peace

Washington lobbyist flood irks Rep Sabath, says James Marlow

Rep Adolph Sabath of Chicago, dean of the House, laments a booming lobbyist scene in Washington. He urges licensing or registration, notes beltway costs are tax deductible, and criticizes both corporate spending and subtle pressure tactics. Sabath says he will not meet lobbyists.

Washington Adolph Sabath Chicago Confess House Sabath Congress Louisiana Babath

Pontotoc County Health Good All Through 43

Vital statistics for 1943 show Pontotoc County with 715 live births and 241 deaths. Heart disease and cancer were leading causes, with 46 heart disease deaths and 27 cancer deaths. infant death rate was 31 per 1000 live births, mainly due to prematurity.

Pontotoc County Pontotoc R. H. Mayes

Ada Citizens Donate Clothing Big 4149 Pound Gift

Ada citizens donated 4149 pounds of old clothing to be sent to Axis-occupied areas via Defense Supplies corporation. Local cleaners bundled the items into 67 packages for shipment, a generous contribution likely among the state's largest city totals, as noted in the Ada News Want Ads.

Ada Axis Defense Supplies Corporation

Hybrid corn fertilization plan for 60 acres in Byng area

H D Richardson, a Byng farmer, will plant 60 acres of Hybrid corn and run two fertilizer demonstrations. The south Canadian bottom land uses superphosphate while a sandy upland receives ammonium nitrate and superphosphate. Keystone No. 40 and U S No. 13 are the chosen varieties.

H. D. Richardson Byng Ada U. S

Seed bed planning for sweet potato production in Oklahoma

Growers consider seed bed quantities, with one bushel yielding about four thousand plants and three to four pullings boosting to five or six thousand. Commercial seed beds often use five to six bushels per acre. Home gardeners should plant mid month to meet plant needs, while preventing stem rot and black rot. Porto Rico is the dominant Oklahoma variety. White Dutch Clovers support twenty 4-H boys planting an acre each, demonstrations spread across county farms with R W Simpson supplying seed.

Oklahoma Porto Rico R. W. Simpson

Price plans alfalfa program for Snyder ranch

Soil analysis for about 100 acres in the Snyder ranch area aims to determine lime and phosphate needs. King Price says cattle grazing hinges on grass water and roughage, with alfalfa seen as the best single crop. J C Wingard in Fitzhugh area also has soil tests for planned planting.

King Price Norman Snyder Mr. Price J. C. Wingard Fitzhugh

It Pays to Grind Grains George Bain Tests Limestone Use

George Bain of Allen tests soil acidity to guide limestone application on sandy loam. He says adding limestone will make his land suitable for alfalfa production.

George Bain Allen Bain

J. S. Won't Sell Ship to Ireland

The state department declined to approve the sale of the 8,000 ton S. S. Wolverine to Ireland citing Axis submarine attacks on ships under the Irish flag. The decision came after Ireland asked to buy the vessel and amid De Valera's rejection of American neutrality abandonment requests.

Washington State Department Ireland United States de Valera Dublin David Gray

Ada fat stock show draws entries from 11 counties to date

Exhibits of hogs lambs and steers pour in for the seventh annual Ada Oklahoma show with 11 counties entered by Saturday afternoon and more expected before the midnight registration. Winners advance to Tulsa to face other statewide champions with premiums funded by Pontotoc county supporters.

Oklahoma FFA Ada Tulsa Ierhadin Lad Chamber Cof Commerce and Cattlemen Pontotoc County

Banked on Talk Greta Kilbert Saves Safe From Bandit

Greta Kilbert, a 27 year old hotel cashier in Pittsburgh, talked a teenage bandit out of stealing the hotel safe, saving her boss $500. She even gave him $5, and he left unharmed. The incident ends with the bandit reforming on the spot.

Pittsburgh Greta Kilbert Greta Miss Kilbert

Pontotoc County Oil Output Marks War Supply Volume

Oklahoma Corporation Commission data show Pontotoc County produced 4,681,133 barrels of petroleum in 1943. Monthly totals ranged from 364,946 to 410,595 barrels with March the peak and November high at 372,137 barrels.

Pontotoc County Corporation Commission of Oklahoma

All-State Cage Teams

Oklahoma City March 11 The state high school basketball tournament all star teams selected by officials and sports writers CLASS A J D Cole Shawnee Bill Walters Capitol Hill Wayne Boles Capitol Hill Bill Yinger Bartlesville Vernon Grubb Henryetta Bill Long Hominy Wayne Glasgow Dacoma Junior Palmer Lincoln Welton Harper Lincoln Buddy Jones Maud GIRLS Oleta Coleman LeFlore Leona Gibson LeFlore Patsy Williams LeFlore Loretta Holkum Fitzhugh Marjorie Brown Olustee Francis McDonald Fitzhugh

Oklahoma City J. D. Cole Shawnee Bill Walters Capitol Hill Wayne Boles Bill Yinger Bartlesville Vernon Grubb Bill Long Hominy Wayne Glasgow Dacoma Junior Palmer Lincoln Welton Harper Buddy Jones Maud Oleta Coleman LeFlore Leona Gibson Patsy Williams Loretta Holkum Fitzhugh Marjorie Brown Olustee Francis McDonald

Soldiers confused by slurred order at Louisiana base

Two soldiers at Alexandria La air base misheard a command as post gh Cokail and expected desk work. They soon learned the topkick meant post hole detail after sanded shovels were issued.

Alexandria Arity Air Base

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