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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1947

Page

8

Russia Would Gain From Delays In Treaties Says Marshall

AP dispatch notes Marshall warns Moscow could profit from delaying German and Austrian peace treaties while urging haste due to European disintegration. He cites Stalin’s private remark on possible compromises yet says great principles must not be sacrificed for appeasement.

Dewitt MacKenzie Marshall Moscow Russia Europe Stalin Assembly of the United Nations Germany Austria Greece Turkey Central Europe White House America

Escapees From Letterman Hospital Retaken After Mass Breakout

Three of four dangerous mental patients who escaped from Letterman Army Hospital were recaptured as police widened the hunt for the fourth. The group slugged orderlies and took a pistol, triggering a citywide manhunt that uncovered two more escapees in Stockton. Frank R. Wallrath remains at large. others include Joe Salindron Homer Richie and George Heiser.

San Francisco Army Letterman Hospital Frank R. Wallrath Long Island City N. Y Wallace Williams Fort Worth Tex Wallrath 11Th Airborne Division Eighth Army Truman Joe Salindron Hawaii Camp Cooke Lompoc Calif Sacramento Reed Stockton Homer Richie Hazard George Heiser Billings Mont Richie Letterman Fort Leavenworth Kas New Guinea Heiser

McCall Chapel Honors Ball Team

McCall Chapel held a Friday night basket supper for the ball team with parents and friends at the schoolhouse. The event featured fried chicken baked beans salads and five gallons of ice cream as dessert and a team fund was collected to buy new equipment. Arthur Brown Allen coach led games after the meal with attendees including numerous local families.

McCalls Chapel Arthur Brown Allen C. C. Shreeve Joe Sever Tony Martin Glen Gault Luther West Floyd Simmons R. D. Taylor Kenneth Stunz A. E. Malone H. D. Harbeson Tom Jacob A. G. Pipkins W. A. Brown Demmon Shandy Mary Shreeve W. P. Wade A. A. Stone Hobb Estes Aquil

Guarded Madonna and Child Painting In Bruges Museum

Four policemen will guard the four hundred year old painting The Madonna and the Child by Jean Van Eyck in Bruges Museum day and night. No insurer agreed to cover the $2,300,000 value of the artwork.

Bruges Belgium Jean van Eyck Madonna

Air routes in Asia and Europe Orient linkages noted

The report cites 24 930 miles of locally operated air services in Asia and 24 490 miles of lines connecting the Orient with Europe, highlighting extensive regional and intercontinental air linkages.

Asia Europe

July 1 Care For Cut Says Taft

Senator Taft argues the July 1 date is the logical start for a lower income tax. He lists three drawbacks to retroactive cuts from January 1 including $751 million in next year refunds, inflationary pressure from refund checks, and a necessary readjustment of withholding taxes for 1948 amid ongoing Senate hearings with James Styles Jr. of Chicago testifying for the State Chambers of Commerce.

Washington Taft Ohio House Treasury Senate Finance Committee James Styles, Jr Chicago National Association of State Chambers of Commerce

Be Careful As You Stop Car On Road

Oklahoma highway patrol warns motorists to pull off the main traveled portion when stopping. A driver was killed repairing a faulty feed pipe after engine trouble and a passing car struck him. Never park on hills or curves. stay as far off the road as possible.

Oklahoma Highway Patrol Oklahoma

College high school music director resigns effective June 1

Bartlesville reports W. D. McKeehan, director of music at the college high school, has resigned his post effective June 1. The move ends his tenure after serving in a key instructional role.

Bartlesville W. D. McKeehan College High School

Arab-Jew Issue Not Main One Palestine Involved In Mighty Power Politics

In Seoul dispatch, Lt Gen Hodge says U S troops in Korea show growing maturity and prestige. He notes homesickness fading, troops well behaved, and rare complaints as 17 and 18 year old soldiers perform well. He also discusses the Palestine question and U N debates, stressing the strategic power politics surrounding the region and Britain's imperial base interests.

Palestine Roy Roberts Seoul Korea John R. Hodge United States U. N Holy Land Middle East Suez Canal Russia Mediterranean Britain London England

Dairymen Plan Nationwide Sales Not Surplus Drive

Tens of thousands of Oklahoma dairymen will join the national Sales Not Surplus campaign next month to fund expanded dairy marketing. Oklahoma is among 36 states representing 90 percent of U S milk supply in a June fund drive supporting the American Dairy Association of Oklahoma.

Oklahoma American Dairy Association of Oklahoma Lloyd Stinnett Stillwater Extension Dairyman A.*& M. College Stinnett

Marine Captain Adapts to New Plastic Hand at Swarthmore

Swarthmore resident and retired Marine Captain John B. Minnick speaks of his life with the Navy's experimental plastic hand. The lighter glove replaces the old hook, restoring near full use after Iwo Jima injuries. Minnick, now an insurance underwriter, enjoys family life and hobbies with his new limb.

NEA Swarthmore John B. Minnick Iwo Jima Minnick Navy Dental School Naval Medical Center Bethesda Naval Ordnance Laboratory Silver Spring Md Philadelphia Marine Corps League

Sunday School Attendance and Evening Activities at Oakman

Oakman reports 70 in Sunday School with all invited to singing at 7 30 and league program at 9 30. Families visiting relatives and friends are listed including Mrs Clyde Kaiser and children with Mrs Betty Monger and several local residents.

Clyde Kaiser Betty Monger

Visits Highlight Conway Social Ties

Miss Joyce Covington spent Saturday night and Sunday visiting Betty Neely at Conway. Mr Charley Carter, Mrs Zelma Williams and son Carter visited Mrs Sarah Carter Sunday.

Joyce Covington Betty Neely Conway Charley Carter Zelma Williams Son Carter Sarah Carter

Ada Weekend Visit Led by Danny Joe Leeds

Danny Joe Leeds spent the weekend in Ada visiting Glen Simpson. Mary Sue Betty Sue Rebecca Kaiser and Sylvia Caton spent Sunday with Jessie Fern Bryan.

Danny Joe Leeds Ada Glen Simpson Mary Sue Betty Sue Rebecca Kaiser Sylvia Caton Jessie Fern Bryan

Mr and Mrs J B Berryman Visit Jess Berryman Home

Mr and Mrs J B Berryman spent Sunday in the Jess Berry man home.

Mrs J. B. Berryman Jess Berryman

Oklahoma City approves annex lease for Central State hospital

The state board of affairs may lease the Central State hospital annex at McAlester to a Pittsburg county group for operation as a local hospital. A $110 000 remodeling and equipment appropriation is included and to be issued immediately. The bill, passed by both chambers, was sent to Gov. Roy J. Turner.

Oklahoma City State Board of Affairs Central State Hospital McAlester Pittsburg Senate House Roy J. Turner

Mrs Wright Hart and Aunt Jet Monger Visit Able Mon Ger Home

Mrs Wright Hart and Aunt Jet Monger visited in the Able Mon ger home Sunday.

Wright Hart Jet Monger Able Monger

Caves in Edmonson County Stand Out

Two of the largest underground caves in the United States are located in Edmonson County Kentucky drawing attention to the region. Local geologists note the caves’ vast chambers and complex passageways attracting researchers and explorers alike.

United States Kentucky Edmonson

Man versus horse reflects deep horse pedigrees

The piece notes that few people can name ancestors beyond four generations, while thoroughbred horse pedigrees extend eight or nine generations. It contrasts human genealogical limits with the long lineage tracked in horse breeding.

Weekender Fragments from Ada and Nearby Towns

A cadence of weekend activity across Ada McAlester Holdenville Lake Murray and Fort Worth. Residents Joseph Sever Gerald Weems Willard Wright Martha Turner Anne McWhorte and others travel visit fish and shop while families Ken and Sander extend social ties.

Business trip covered by several residents this Saturday

Pfc. Gerald Taylor made a business trip to Ada on Saturday, joined by Burnice Miller H. D. Harbeson Jr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stunz, as listed in local notes.

Pfc Gerald Taylor Ada Burnice Miller H. D. Harbeson, Jr Kenneth Stunz

Partisan politics used for charity softball game on Capitol Hill

Representatives Bishop and Price organize two party line softball teams to play at Griffith Stadium in late June. Members of Congress would fill all positions including vendors and ushers with proceeds allocated to an unspecified charity. Price notes many players may not last many innings.

Washington Capital Hill C. W Runt) Bishop Bill Emory H. Price D-Fla Griffith Stadium Congress Price

Corn Bushel Yields Starch: 56 Pounds to 33

A 56 pound bushel of corn produces 33 pounds of starch. This conversion shows the starch yield from corn and may reflect historical processing figures used in agricultural reports.

Local Social Ties and Visits Highlight Ada Area

Vanoss Miss Gean Walker was guest of Miss Sue Welch Monday night. Bowlegs guests Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Meek and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Nat Hilton Sunday. Evalee Schores shopped in Ada Saturday. G. M. Pitt visited his father in Sunshine Wednesday. Wanda Fae Berger spent Sunday with Beth Brewing. 4-H members and sponsor Mrs. Bob Austell attended the Ada rally Friday. Mrs. Flint Hammonds visited Mrs. Adella Jones Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Charlie Turner and children and Bethan Files visited Mrs. Vina Turner and family. Ida Berger spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Berger, they visited Otis Martin in Valley View hospital. Mrs. Jack Hurt left Saturday for Berger Texas where her husband was ill. He had been working at Borger.

Ida Berger C. A. Berger Otis Martin Valley View Hospital Jack Hurt Berger Texas Mr. Hurt Borger

Local social visits and weekend gatherings noted

Clint Childres visited in Oklahoma City last weekend. Mr and Mrs G M Pitt visited Mr and Mrs Edd Walker Sunday afternoon. Miss Lucille Johnson spent Sunday with Miss Earlene Hodges. Mr and Mrs J J Shaw hosted grandson Sonny Shaw of Ada Friday. James Kelley and children spent Sunday with Nat Hilton. Flint Hammonds spent Sunday with Sam Abston. Georgia Ruth Pitt visited Lena Mae and Gean Walker Sunday. Mrs C A Berger and daughter shopped in Ada Saturday. Ida Berger spent weekend with relatives in Ada.

James Kelley Nat Hilton Georgia Ruth Pitt Lena Mae Gean Walker Ida Berger Ada

Murder Charged in Oklahoma Death Case

John Langley 45 of Quapaw is jailed without bail in Ottawa County awaiting your district court trial on murder charges linked to Fred Eby 21 of Quapaw. Eby died from complications after a bullet wound suffered March 31 with a preliminary hearing set before Justice Ed Zilor. Langley had been free on a $1000 bond before the hearing.

Miami Okla John Langley Quapaw Fred Eby Eby Justice of the Peace Ed Zilor Langley

The Chinese Use of the 1942 U S Gold Credit

The piece explains how the first $300 million U S credit to China in 1942 was spent. It describes Morgenthau’s gold letter allowing $200 million in gold, shipments of solid gold bullion to Chungking, and the U S paying the freight. It notes China’s sale of gold on open markets and the resulting black market premiums.

Act of Congress Roosevelt China Morgenthau Patrick J. Hurley India Chungking U. S Fort Knox U.S

Also Mentioned on This Page

McCall Chapel Ontario California Southern Pacific United Nations Solomon Alexander Cadogan U. N. Assembly Alexander Sir Alexander Dairymen John Minick Oakman Barbara Virginia Bondy Billie Bryan Mary Florence Lee Leata Lequita Hampton Millard Anderson Ola Anderson Seminole Harry Barnes Sgt Bear Gilbert Aaron Walker National Guard Gerald Weems Sadie Jones McAllen, Texas Willard Wright Martha Ann Turner Anne McWhorte Mrs. Winsteam Louis Weems Holdenville Lake Jess Sander Juanita Gene Park Lake Murray E. C. Peay, Jr Bill McEnroy Leon Jones E. C. Peay, Sr Sten Bentley Raymond Hutching C. C. Ross Pete Heddleson Ft. Worth R. H. Stephenson Atwood Walter Smith Bill Naylor Partisan Politics Vanoss Sue Welch J. R. Meek Bowlegs G. M. Pitt G. A. Pitt Sunshine Wanda Fae Berger Beth Brewington Bob Austell Flint Hammonds Adella Jones Charlie Turner Sue Richardson Bethan Files Vina Turner Clint Childres Edd Walker Lucille Johnson Earlene Hodges J. J. Shaw Sonny Shaw Sam Abston Joe Marsh Will Dudley Skippy Henderson U. S. Brewers Foundation Oklahoma Committee
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