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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1948

Page

2

Airliner Located Smashed Against Alaska Mountain

An airliner chartered by Northwest Airlines was found wrecked on Mount Sanford north of Anchorage Alaska after a search by Army and police units. Two crew members were aboard and a rescue party planned to descend by foot to the crash site where remains were sighted from the air after half a day of searching.

Anchorage Alaska Mar Aescovery Plang Tydaer Thiel Jp Pout Airlines Aly Mount Sanford Segilie Oa Aeronautics Administration Culkana Northwest Airacs Tr Uy Shaughn New Ote Ein Cedp Willare B. Jenkins Moncigello Aim Ackage Yadio Guikana Alene Sso Ant Sanford Ia

U S Alliance Eyes Military Aid Pact Action

London report says Britain France Belgium the Netherlands Luxembourg may seek firm guarantees of U S military support in case of defense. Officials in Brussels note the pact would trigger joint action after consensus on Americas stance.

Alex BL Singleton London United States Stas Tadas Britain France Beknim Wetherlands Luxembourg Brussels

Wesley H. Jones Heads VFW Post 202

Wesley H. Jones was elected to lead VFW Post No. 202 at the recent installation. Gene Smith named senior commander with other officers chosen including Quinton Phillips, Clyde Clirs, Jack Pennington, Tals Witser, Avin Boyre Mikheel, and trustees Abt ate veterans of World War II.

Wrester H. Jones Veterans of Foreign Wars Ueanmaish E'Letion Gene Smith Jones Wee Quinton Phillips Clyde Clirs Janet Jack Pennington Qaus Fe Pleusiesw Av VW Meigste Votirans Tech Ryan Kerr Pis Aost

Pontotoc County 4-H Seed Club and Soil School Plans

The Ada Minyints club sponsors seed grain for corn and a county agent promoted practice adoption and record Keeping. A 1946 seed list names dozens of members across multiple communities, while a soil conservation and rainings school seizes April 1 2 with county agricultural agencies, veterans, and 4 H members competing to learn soil conservation and practical field problem solving.

Bailey Pontotoc County Lester & Smith Cora Pontotoc County Ith Aine Owen Temucel Ada Minyints Club Sach Biers Carr Alen Billy Bale Alien Kenneth Paylor Blevins Raymon Sue Forehand Silt Rock Cibson Franklin Gav Jgereth Clyde Mirlone duasia_ Ray Shropahire Kenneth Lee Sraith Dwain Take Clara Thompson Jr Guien Prodvick Byng Jerry Warien Chandler Lurhee Conved Brown Bo Lavon Caton Eini Truman Cafe Fry Bonnie Pryy, Jr Billy Leon Ross Gurtis Hogue Cedar Grove Raymond Erie Adlon Carvel Andrew Bryan Michael Chanelle Canaeta Charles Chandley Jerry Wayne Xottoe Santer Scroggins Robert Wayne Tinsley Jackie Vogs Charles Swt Pleasant Hill Billy Don Blur Kenshig Louis Kenneth Byan Red On Janie Brooks Charles Cannon David Wayne Gray Bill Johnston Newman Bupyard Tart Clon Windle King Charl&mers Chapel Bugdy Bergy Deeyt Farmer Donald Ray Benson Divamy Isaac Ruthaford Delbert Ross Tucker Leroy WH Joughby Stonewall Bobby ‘Langley Vanais Morgan Rual Robbins Union Hills Bermnedy Hurley Anc Wayne Vunes Tamar Baynoward Shelkarel Jormes Doyle Sievbor Angle Bay Shevbes Gillet Soi Armel Moon Bing Gail Conservtion Anil Improveny Soil Conservation Tui ANP Edd Roberts Isoif Ecoservationist Sthwater Tulsa Livestock Exposition Pontotec County Enniblis Tulsa Livestock Geo Loretta Gure Bey Jeery Deva Youne Fitzhugh Gilsern Gallup Vanosy Dray Young Fitahugh

Start Repairs for ReynoldsPlane

VAN NUYS Calif March 1 Repairs for Reynolds plane began today after Pilot Bill Odany completed an emergency flight from China. Mechanics inspect the aircraft to assess rubber seating sealing and tank sealing needs. If inspectors approve a full reseal is required and the plan to fly to New York to see his wife remains uncertain.

van Nuys Calif Milton Reynolds Bill Odany China Excert C&t Neceas Rozouc New York

Unmailable Tea Towelluk Cards Spotted at Post Office

Mary West, postmaster, reported Tea Towelluk cards marked unmailable amid a scheme to withdraw items from mail. Inspector Henn urged actions to remove the cards, while rumors described a chain of petty conspiracies and requests to duplicate and distribute tea towels tied to the process.

Tre Tea Texel Club Uhe Irs Mary West Satusrey Hstlork Ehavac Rangay City Indortment Wes 4 Chain Enterprises Tom Maine West Tiesto

Spinster Cousin Of George VI Dies

Helena Victoria, cousin of King George VI and daughter of Princess Victoria, died today in her London apartment at Buckingham Palace. Officials said death due to old age. king and queen informed, family observing a week of mourning. London dispatch notes daylight saving changes and unrelated geographic trivia.

Helena Nean Queen Vietia George VI London Buckingham Pacer Helena Victoria Mare Laucse Pynecosa Christian Cqueec Victoria King George Elizabeth Boys Lodge Winds Marlborough Hoge Lasdom Bucklinghas Palace

Mayor to solve situation at Waldorf as Cox seeks housing

New York March 1. Roy Sheeck Bae Nevar train and mis hen atte sims Inte STLG0 vay score the Waldner Astoria. Mayor Wittam O'Dwyer to helm the tab. Cox announces plan to pay 40 a month for Veterans Housing Project and may send a bill for 344 more. Cox dresses babies in Sunday suit and travels to Waldorf with Elinor at her mother's Queens home. Waldorf management accommodates the family and a maid tends the children.

New York Mar BaeNevar Roysheeck Atte Sims Astoria Isdiy Wittam Odwyer Cox Bath Chattanooga, Tenn Brooslyn Elinor Queens Waldorf Tauge Atay

Peace Warrant Is Sworn by Cock

Tahlequah Oklahoma reports a peace warrant sworn in connection with a threat case involving Bremberg, son of Dawith Bremocog, and a separate assault allegation tied to a Brem hur elder. A $1000 bond set. project funding noted at 32.019 million amid a two day work stoppage and weather disruptions.

Tahlequah Okla Dar Bremberg Steel Fores Fort Gabsom Dawith Alicreatle Bremberg Hsexy Bond

Byrnes Urges Draft Revival To Meet Russian Threat

James F. Byrnes urged reviving the draft and swift U S action to deter Russia. He warned the United States must be ready for rapid decision while stressing no abandonment of universal military training. Byrnes spoke privately in Washington amid ongoing debate on national defense and Cold War tensions.

Nace Byrnes Washington James FP Byynes United States U. S

Britain’s Labour Government Fights Red Coup Fears

Britain’s Labour government shapes a campaign to deter a Red coup, rallying MPs and officials while warning the public of communist plots. The effort cites Czechoslovakia as a test of democratic socialism and notes pressure to scale back Britain’s armed forces amid party divisions.

London Anc Othiy Teltow Chins Canmaign Aes Caschoslovakia Britain Bieve Gover Tayerty Herh Morrison Tim Ovakin Tate Foreign Labor Party

Spectator Killed as Motorcycle Event At Daytona Beach

At Daytona Beach Florida a pacing motorcyclist crashed into a channel during a national championship novice event. One spectator died identified as Paul E McKeever of Marion Indiana. Several others were injured, with reports noting a high casualty rate and extensive confusion surrounding the incident.

Daytona Beach Fla. Mar Piar Old E McKeever Marion Dee Mid Mariain McKeentwo Inga Topark

PM Nears Sale as Guild Talks Continue

New York March 3 The PM newspaper on brink of sale to Clinton B. McKinnon of San Diego contingent on agreement with the CIO American Newspaper Guild representing PM staff. Owner Marshall Field III warned publication could end March 28 if talks fail. Field cited heavy deficits. David Kerr said he would join PM’s executive team if sale closes and policies would stay liberal under McKinnon.

Marshall Field Clinton B. McKinnon San Diego Cstit McKinnon Guild Field PM Guild T. Gheaghinery Fie Chicago PIM Washington David Kerr Drew Pearson

Violent Explosions Rock Jerusalem

Violent explosions rocked Jerusalem with heavy fighting reported in the Tel Aviv area. The government said Jewish squads penetrated from Rehavia and attacked Kataron district, destroying one building and damaging another. Intense gunfire followed, marking one of the heaviest weeklong exchanges.

Joffa-Fel Aviv Jerusalem Mar Julte-Tele Aviv Jewish Agency Jewish Squade Rehavia Jepasatean

Roosevelt Hotel pioneers in house TV guest rooms

New York report notes Roosevelt Hotel offering rooms with central television systems. Guests, including locals, stay in and watch shows in rooms. Room service and extended viewing have boosted revenue in the 20 TV rooms. Other Manhattan hosts plan similar setups as hotel TV adoption spreads.

New York Wayne Oliver Roosevelt Hotel Ditner Ytar Harold Kraus Roosevelt Manhattan Taft and Fork Central Washington Philadelphia Bostom Chicago Pacific Coast New Yorker Taft

Housing bill gains committee endorsement in Washington

A House Senate housing committee backed a $1.1 billion ten year program to build 500,000 public housing units, funded by four year construction and rental quarters for low income towns. The report cites a dispute with Senator McCarthy over government ownership and a Tobey faction victory, with actual legislation pending Congress approval.

Washington House-Senate Committee On DcCarthy Wix Tobey Boter McCarthy Oes Wis Consi Congress

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