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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1948

Page

3

Laxton School Founded in 1907 by Local Residents

The Laxton school story unfolds from 1907 when local residents gathered at the Easton community spot to build a school for a growing area. Funds were raised by voluntary contributions, with residents pledging ten dollars per renter and at least fifty dollars per landowner. The building, on two donated acres, opened in fall 1907 and joined Pontotoc County schools in December. The brick building, dating to about 1920, later hosted church services and community activities until the district fire sale reduced its assets.

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VFW Praised for Aiding Witt Return of War Dead

Ada VFW Post No 102 received high praise for assisting in the returns of fallen service members. A whistle of appreciation from Army officials highlighted the post’s escort work, noting Cpl Lawrence’s service among 15 such ceremonies in the area. New post commander Wesley H. Jones plans continued focus on these duties.

Ada Veterans of Foreign Warts Post No. 102 Fie Pst Betles Anel Fort Wort Atk Levies Cpl Foseol Tunly Charles PF Sharp Department of the Army Hself Col H. DB Butler Cpl Lawrence Focal Yew Post Wesley H. Jones

Fliers From Nowkid Land Near Utah Capitol

Two young pilots Richard Spoor aged 24 and Harold Cling aged 20 escaped injury after their flight plane landed on a mountainside behind the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City. They had departed from Nowkid, Oklahoma en route to Opden when a sudden sight of the capitol caused them to attempt a forced landing.

Salt Lake City Mar Capitol Spear

Dr Gerald Wendt to Speak at Ada Knife and Fork Club

The next speaker for the Ada Knife and Fork Club is Dr Gerald Wendt author and editor in atomic science. He is author of The Atomics Age Opens and editor of Science Illustrated with past work for Time Life and Fortune. He has drawn enthusiastic receptions in other cities and promotes strong faith in Amoldien science progress.

Ada! Knife and Fore Club Gerald Wendt Marc Bi Focket

Revolution in Aircraft Navigation Promised in Airtane Shift to ViF

Promises of a radio navigation revolution emerge as aviation shifts to very high frequency VHF for air traffic control. The CAA plans about 400 VHF range stations across the United States, enabling precise pinpointing, safer simultaneous routing, and new autopilot like distance computing devices.

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Prague Fires Papanek as U N Delegate

Prague authorities dismissed Dr. Dan Papanek from the Czech delegation to the United Nations after he accused the communist regime of trying to seize control. Papanek said he would return only upon a written recall signed by President Benes, while he gained a sponsor for a complaint against Russia and awaited the UN Security Council action.

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Oklahoma Miners Reportedly At Work Today

Oklahoma and Arkansas coal operators report miners returning to work in the Homervelia and McAlester districts. Union leaders say most mines are operating unless called out on strike or contract issues stifle action. A new process converts pulp mill waste into a ductile product for lacquers and food processing uses.

Hanryeeca Okita Karl Welle Oklahoma- Arkansas Coal Op Lerators Association

Accident at Fourth Street and Broadway Sends Two to Hospital

An accident at Fourth and Broadway sent two people to Valley View hospital Saturday night. A Chevrolet driven by Gurns struck the rear of a truck driven by Lowry, injuring two passengers in the Lowry car. Lowry escaped injury, while both vehicles halted after impact as officers investigated into the night.

Fourth Anc. Broadway Valley View Hospital Parsons Walter Lowry East Main Ford Hoschut Tony Burns Besni Lowey

Volunteers for Trial of Rescue PAVONNE M J LITER

Volunteers for the rescue mission in the Northwest Airlines crash area included M J Pavonne and a 29 year old veteran Parvidsam who hoped to aid in recovery and see if his brother survived. Alaskan authorities cautioned the wreckage was too inaccessible to reach bodies likely remaining at the site near Kokee. The Northwest Airlines flight 4 chartered from St Paul to New York vanished Friday night with 42 aboard.

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Buckingham Palace Hit By Strikes In Heat, Water Disrupted

Strikes at Buckingham Palace halted heat and hot water as 1700 engineering staff, stokers, attendants, and other workers walked out. Elevator crews confronted pickets while the king, Queen, and Princess Margaret hosted Windsor guests.

London Buckingham Palace STO & Week

Plans to import US experts to train Greek educators

ATHENS plans a program to bring United States experts to Greece to aid industrial training for educators. Clinton & Golden of Philadelphia, vice president of the Steel Workers' Union, directs a labor division effort to establish a mindwatrial framing and apprentice system creating a pool of skilled workers.

Athens United States Clinton & Golden Philadelphia Steel Workers’ Union Commission Labor Division

First Menu Photograph by Noda Captured City Balloon Flight

The note recalls Noda the famed trench photographer who took the first menu photograph nearly nine decades ago from a balloon over Parla, linking his pioneering image to a historic aerial view of the city.

Proto Noda Trench Parla

Finland Faces Soviet Pressure and Reparations Fallout

A fragile Finns stance against Moscow grows as Soviet moves press for mutual defense and tightened control. Russia's demands for 2.0 billion in reparations linked to wartime losses threaten Finland's economy and export links. The article notes cabinet balance, limited parliamentary path for Communists, and the risk of civil strife if Moscow applies full pressure.

Tishominga Srid Players Will be Honored Tuesday

The Tishominga school football banquet Tuesday honors senior players for their gridiron efforts. Principal speakers will include Raipa Tste Neill Armstrong and notable alumni. about 200 supporters are urged to attend at 7 30 p.m. in the high school auditorium.

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Czech Communists Settle Old Scares

Prague reports the Communist controlled government moving to new legislation and settling old scares as Parliament remains in recess. Police claim arrests and searches tied to alleged plots. evidence cited from Kra ja’s offices. Government aims to tighten controls amid national issues and aid for newlyweds.

Prague Czechoslovakia Vladimir Ist Tig Trimnistry Krasing Im Krajina

Tats Plane Ducted In River Landing

In Vassalboro on March 15 an airplane carrying Republican presidential aspirant Robert A. Taft and Senator Owen Brewster plunged into the Kennebec River. Brewster said neither he nor Taft nor the pilot were hurt, praising pilot John T. Clark of the Maine Aeronautics Commission for a safe water landing after an engine trouble incident between Augusta and Heuteram.

Vassalboro Robert A. Taft Owen ‘Brewster ReMe Kennebec River

Remembering Ada Pioneer Adltle Carpenter in Santa Ana

A Santa Ana writer recalls Ada roots and military service from 1849 onward. He volunteered in the I Navel service for six years including time aboard the battleship Maryland and met his wife in California. He also notes a radar painter and an automatic painting machine that speeds port work.

Adlt Orvidle E. Carpenter Ada Santa Ana Calif I. & Naval Services Maryland Nagkoem Eam

Who Is to Do What With Which Weapons in War

Washington Nav 15 The army navy and all forces waited to hear who would be assigned which weapons in war. Secretary Forrestal and top commanders led four days of talks at Key West Florida as they pressed to resolve long standing service sharing disputes. The conference aimed to unify the services into a single national military establishment amid USS-Russian tensions and public security concerns.

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Navy Jet Fighters Operate From Carriers Now

Navy officials reveal jet fighters are now operating from aircraft carriers marking a practical shift in carrier aviation. aboard the USS Boxer off California, pilots demonstrated catapult launches and landings, with ten jets used in initial qualification tests under routine combat conditions. Commander Evan P. Pand and Lt Robert M. Eider led the first aboard, as technicians assess plan form and engine performance for future fleet integration.

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Same Beds Same Reason Elizabeth NJ Hospital Friends

Mrs John Bangasr and Sis Swen Swenson, once adjacent in the Elizabeth General hospital’s eternity ward, recall meeting on Christmas Day 1946. Their friendship grew, and now they share a bed again for the same medical reason.

Elizabeth N. J John Bangasr Sis Swen Swenson Elizabeth General Hospital

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