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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1951

Page

2

American Hobo Fading From Scene In Hurry Nowadays

A 1940s portrait of migrant worker Ben Benson, self styled King of the Hoboes, as he warns New York and the nation that increasing cost of living and government paternalism push hobos toward extinction. He describes reduced travel, shift to relief, and changes in the hobo culture amid diesel locomotives and mechanization. Benson notes fewer opportunities, rising food scarcity, and a reluctance of society to accept “tramps.” He reflects on his future plans to exit the hobo movement and move toward youth outreach.

New York Ben Enson Ben Cumming Bowery Freighing Salvation Army Ben Re Ports Colorado Britt Taely

Two Kingfisher Teens Die In Highway Crash

Two Kingfisher teenagers James A. Schwartz 18 and Margaret A. O'Brien 18 were killed when the car they rode in ran off a highway seven miles south of Kingfisher and overturned in a ditch. Two others were injured and the 1951 Oklahoma toll rose to 163.

Ine Associated Pres Kingfisher Oklahoma James A. Schwartz Margaret A. O’brien Oes Hospital

Steed to Speak At Konawa Soon

Konawa plans a Chamber of Commerce dinner honoring Tom Steed, fourth district congressman. The 7:30 p m event at the skating rink in City Park will feature Steed on World Affairs. Committees headed by George Cashman include program, dinner, publicity, and ticket sales.

J. L. Ogburn R. C. Ryle A. L. Stephens R. B. Farish Roy Foster Wes Leath Sterd

The Man With the Cigar Between His Teeth in France

In Paris a sarcastic propaganda booklet portrays Uncle Sam as cruel yet benevolent, contrasting modern machines, oil lamps, and Marshall Plan aid with wartime hunger and unemployment. It ridicules Me talla and warned of intensified Franco American tensions amid altered trade and industry.

Paris Nea Sam America France Samoyer Armerice Marshal Plan Marshal Stalin U. S Uncle Samovat Rapports France- Luis

Good Men Plan Makes Country Weekend a Success

A spring country weekend success hinges on planning meals. The article details a guest weekend with Friday baked ham and pineapple glaze, Saturday fruit-tree expedition and oven broilers with sides, and Sunday breakfast of frozen juice, bacon and griddle cakes. Leftovers formed dinners, with potatoes baked in advance and wine jelly ready in minutes.

Creamed Potatoes With Cheese and Quick Meal Menu

A vintage recipe page shows creamed potatoes with cheese baked potatoes and quick meal items. Instructions cover preparing the potatoes with a butter flour sauce, adding milk and cream, layering with sliced cheese and paprika, then baking. Also includes easy baked tomatoes with onion and bacon and a suggested serving order for a complete meal. A 1931 copyright line appears from General Features Corp.

General Features Corp

McLish Seniors To Present Drums of Death Play

McLish High School selects a mystery drama titled Drums of Death for its annual sewer class production. Friday night show features cast including Joy Raye Satan Wiley Underhill John Loydston Peggy Large Todd Betson Patricia Osborn and more with Mary Jo McGehee lighting Cline Trimons sound Louise Watkins directing under Ton Arnoid speech instructor.

McLish Joy Raye Satan Wiley Underhill John Loydston Peggy Large Todd Betson Patricia Osborn Betts/ Kent Graham Peter Thompson Charles Blankenski Lueng Underhil Mary Jo McGehee Cline Trimons Louise Watkins 1 McLish Drematic Publishing Co Chicag

Light finish woodwork brightens dark rooms

A domestic guide urges stripping old finish from dark woodwork to brighten rooms. Use a liquid remover, sand, wool, and elbow grease, then refinish. If stain is deep, apply oxalic acid solution, rinse, and repeat as needed. follow manufacturer directions. Spring cleaning tips conclude with emphasis on restoring light wood tones.

Triers Cary Ory

Fix It Forum Note on Finishing and Concrete Mixes

A reader guide covers wood finishing steps from cleaning to applying shellac or varnish and achieving a silver gray pickled look with white paste and turpentine. It also advises on finishing built in furniture and housewood, then offers concrete mix ratios for backyard clothes pole bases.

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Sixth graders urge draft exemption for beloved teacher

In Huntington Indiana Hart ington's Sineola school pupils pressured to keep their popular teacher Dean Stephan from going to war. Twelve year old Jean Elston led with a letter to the editor urging support for their mentor who visits and teaches with dedication. The editor replied explaining the draft system and the need for national service, while Stephan received a temporary deferment as his school principal pursued a draft review. The students, determined, vowed to continue their advocacy if needed.

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Konawa Installs New Council and City Manager

Konawa today swore in a largely new city council with Glen D. Brewer officiating. LD Neal Sr. was named mayor and Mrs. Harold Shannon became a council member. The council hired Jasper Freeman as city manager, succeeding resigning Roy Adair. Freeman, a Tishomingo High School graduate who attended Murray College, arrived in Konawa on December 7, 1949 and had worked in trucking prior to his selection.

Konawa Korawa Glen D. Brewer LD. Neal Sr Harold Shannon Jasper MN. Freeman Roy Adair Freemet Tishomingo Murray College Konewa Kon

Admits Passing On Railroad Track in Charney Fiord

A justice of Uber pesee court Mordey after Ree Lew Witwicke entered 3 prea of wealthy on to e charre of pax is 10g on 2 tre itwicke varus tyreied by Hut at yr Pyphedn FF. A Grad of Highway ve 9 in about the Ei' buek Broadway. After entering his ¢.ca he ws fined $3 and costa.

Charney Uber Pesee Mordey Lew Witwicke Pyphedn Costa

Ada Board Reorganizes Elects Staff for 1951 52

The Ada City Board of Education at its regular meeting re elected a staff of teachers for the year 1951 52. Charles Kruptum music director at the junior and senior highs sent notice he would not return. The board approved the Glenwood job and postponed Napier work until May 2. Morrison to supervise summer work included painting Hayes school classrooms and new equipment purchases. The board approved organizational changes and reelected officers. Napier school and Dorothy Talslett resignation noted. New members sworn in and present included Dr O H Miller Homer Seiew and F Joyce Miller with Lee Higginbotham also present.

Ada City Morrison Dentre Hayes School Ada High School Bhord O. H. Miller Pee O. H Miller Homer Seiew F. Joyce Miller Lee Higginbotham

Beer tax boost sent to governor and May 15 talks

Oklahoma City May 8 up: Senate sets May 18 for adjournment as House expected to accept. beer tax boost from seven to ten dollars a barrel passed both chambers. Gov Johnston Murray expected to sign amid tax hike opposition. House action includes a $4.478 million biennial appropriation to the department of public safety.

William Peart Oklahoma City Senate House Johnston Murray Joe Cobb Tishomingo Agerm About Face Public Safety

British Hedge on Rubber to China Embargo Debate

London officials would not confirm a total rubber halt to China as part of a proposed U N embargo while Britain signals support for the measure. Officials suggest restrictions could apply to civilian needs but stop short of a full ban on shipments to Peiping.

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