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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1949

Page

3

N Y Cop With Third Degree Ph D Ponders Oklahoma Oil Mystery

Detective William Fox of the New York City Police Department is featured in a profile as he studies an Oklahoma oil mystery. The piece traces his path from Columbia University chemistry studies to a PhD and his transition to police work, emphasizing his pursuit of advanced knowledge while serving as a specialist in chemistry within law enforcement.

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Pasture Tour and Dairy Show Plans At Ada Oklahoma

County agents lead a May pasture fertility study tour from 18 southeast Oklahoma counties beginning at the Coal County Conlizate station. The Pontotoc county group includes teachers Welton Stanford and Wilburn Clive among others. Over 200 farmers expect to attend May 13 with a special afternoon program. The report details pasture fertility findings from 1949, notes on legumes and grasses, and fertilizer economics. Central Oklahoma Dairy Show entries open with dairy cattle from Allen Fitzhugh, Deroy Farrs, LeRoy Willoughy, and others. deadline May 20. District Milking Shorthorn Show features Pontotoc county animals. reinsurance payments due for insured heifers. 4-H schedule lists events from May 9 to May 11 across multiple counties.

Barley Lester FP. Smite Southeast Pasture Oklahoma Conlizate Station May Pontotec County G. I Welton Stanford Wilburn Clive McLish Archie Welch W. T. Eddings Allen Coal County Oklahoma Experiment Station Horace de Har Wey Yha Coalgate Portotee Central Oklahome Billy Gibson Bill Lyons Fitzhugh Deroy Farrs Francis LeRoy Willoughty Ureiz Ada Pantatec County Waterloo Iowa Geteber Miheing Miheing Shortuery Show “Will Be Held 12, Xy ‘Pauls Watley Pontator County Harvey Lambert

LeMay Quits Cigars Amid War Notes

United States air command chief General LeMay reportedly quit smoking cigars, citing stomach trouble and health reasons. The man known for long cigars and wartime leadership hinted he would not resume the habit, while lingering references to Britain’s Winston Churchill and other wartime figures appear in a garbled report.

Three Defendants Appeal After Tulsa Trials

Three of the defendants Melburn J. Mott Tommy Warren and Alva Franklin Bowden filed appeals after sentencing in Tulsa Oklahoma The cases involve Mott convicted of child slaying Bowden for manslaughter in a January traffic death and Warren for motor vehicle fraud Bonds posted ranged from two thousand to thirty three thousand dollars Bowden received twenty years Warrens sentence three years and Mott faces a lethal electric chair date in July 1.

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Altus FFA member named Outstanding Future Farmer

May 1 2 1949 The Altus High School senior Bobby Hinton son of Mr and Mrs Walter Hinton was named Outstanding Future Farmer of America Chapter member for the school year 1949 42 A train tour brought about 900 students from Van Buren and Fort Smith for a Wil Rogers Memorial event in Claremont Oklahoma

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VA Office in Ada to Remain Open Through Funds Curtaillment

The Veterans Administration office in Ada will not be affected by recent VA budget cuts and will continue to operate at Room 301 of the Toc at post office building serving veterans and their dependents. However, itinerant service by Gene Fort, the local contact representative, will be discontinued after June 30, ending weekly visits to Pauls Valley that have persisted for 36 months.

Veterans Administration Ada Tocat Gene Fort Ford Pauls Valley

At the Barnyard Gate Calf Sale Announced

Curtis Floyd county agent notes dairy calves available for shipment on May 16. Calves from good herds priced $35 for Guernseys and $40 for Holsteins. Interested buyers should contact veteran agricultural instructors Gus Martin or other county staff.

Curtis Floyd Tadse Nate Gus Martin Vocational Ag

Pasture Tour at Experiment Farm on May 9

Coal County farmers are urged to attend a pasture tour at the Experiment Farm on Monday May 9. Nine pastures with three year results will be shown, along with numerous experiments. Dr Harper will lecture on Southeast Oklahoma soil building and pasture construction from local results.

Experiment Farm Coal County Experiment Parra Harper Oklahoma

Rally Draws 200 Plus at Annual 4-8 Club Event

A large crowd of cop members parents and gosdies attended the Annual 4-8 Club rally held at Costgate last Friday. Clubs represented included Hethel Centranoma Ciaritz Fleasant Hul Tupsto Olney Cairo Lehigh Pine Gas Grove Cotterwood Coalgate Lee Costgate Grant Phillips Lone Star. Winners listed across divisions feature Combest Riley Daniel Olney Ingeulator of Legumes Serood Dean Whiteley Marion Floyd Coalgate Park Production Edoward Miller Bethel Hedley Pranx etc. Dress and outfits contests highlighted top performers such as Billy Woods Clarita Charles Stutte Tupelo Edward Molex Bathe Stuart Howald Jones Clarits Meurice Coalgate Grant Hugh Frank Hedley Big Joe Woods and other honorees with Hedley named champion in the Appropriate Dress Contest.

Cop Costgate Keith Daniel Olney Edoward Miller Bethel Clariva Ralph Brownlie Coalgate Paul Breamey Hugh Franke Hedley Big Joe Woods

Vanoss Community Social Brings Veterans and Families Together

A Thursday night gathering at Vanoss united about 200 veterans, their families, and local Home Demonstration Club members. Vocational homemaking teacher Dony Baker and instructors Norman Crossom and Raybem Ritter led games and ice cream. Wood solos by Bill Perrin and Woodrow Perrin highlighted the program.

Vanoss Veteran's Agriculture Asa Varioss Gaar Cormer Dony Baker Norman Crossom Rayberm Ritter G. L Future Homemakers Club Amult Bill Woodrow Perrin Ada Curly W. Lee O'Daniel Nebworks

Funeral and Reburial for Jewell Cassidy in San Bruno

Funeral services and reburial for Jewell Cassidy were held in San Bruno California after his death in Australia while in service. Cassidy grew up in the Wilson community attended Knox School and served seven years in the Air Forces. Surviving are his widow Mrs Lanuise Colletto of San Basel a son Ana Route three siblings and two sisters. The ceremony included a flag presentation to Cassidy's son Lonnie who is eighteen.

Lanuise Colletto San Batzel Ana

West Three to Discuss German Issue Before Russia Talks

Washington May 3 The United States Britain and France said they would discuss minor German questions before the council of foreign ministers meet Paris in two weeks. They stressed they are not ganging up on Russia but aim to review common Western policies ahead of the Berlin talks. Acheson Bevin and Schuman plan to brief key officials in Paris as part of unity efforts prior to a possible all German federal republic.

Washington Mey Tre United States Brian France Mesithay Paris Rann Thatic Washi London Frencf Vanital Germany Council of Foreign Ministers Russia Acheson Paulin Jessip Charles’ E. Bohlen Avhesom Andrei Vistinsky Briteim Ernest Bevin Robert Schu- Mens Parke State Department Foreign Office Bevin Sch Mann Wast Germ Berlin Unity Net Las Teast Zepublic

Spacecraft dream of manned planes circling Earth

Salem scientists and engineers discuss 25,000 mph air planes that could operate beyond the earth atmosphere. Rockets would provide needed speed to break gravity, though fuel limits and safety remain major hurdles. Expert notes potential military use and ongoing rocket developments, with challenges in insulation, pressure, and propulsion.

New York Nea Salem Earth Moon Robert D. Grange Wright Aeronautical Corp Times Square Wall Street Pennsylvania Avenus Willow Run Lane

City Bonds Quota Set at 175000 for Ada Drive

City of Ada announces a bond drive quota of 175000 for the Opportunity Drive with Series EB bonds. Local volunteers will promote sales ahead of the May 18 launch marked by a presidential radio address and city committee members including S Mo Baublits and F.G. theater and events committee. The note highlights a 33 1/3 percent interest after the purchase date plus return of principal.

Charles F. Spenser Ada Independence Derby Trauma Hametawt S Mo Baublits F.g

Southwest Weather Tops U S Weekend

A severe weekend storm system produced tornadoes strong winds and heavy hail across Texas and Oklahoma with property damage. A town in Oklahoma reported tampedo damage while rainfall and floods affected Missouri Arkansas Iowa Illinois and Texas. An 18 year old boy drowned fording Moniteau creek near Clarksburg Missouri.

Chicago Tornade Texas Oklahorme Schuster Okla Pumphrey Wingate Tex Moniteau Creek Clarksburg Iowa Missouri Ilinois Arkarsis

Parents See Girl Mauled by Lion

An eleven year old girl was killed by a caged lion as her parents watched from nearby. The child Marie Vandermerwe was pulled through bars by the captive. Onlookers witnessed the lion play with the body as a toy in Nelspruit, South Africa.

Beast Nelspruse South Africa Merle Vandermerwe Marie J. Bartley Milam Oil Man

Truman's Physician Calls President An Iron Man

Washington May 7 President Truman near 65 described as almost an iron man by White House physician Brig Gen Wallace Graham who sees him daily and tests him regularly. Graham says the president works hard reads lengthy reports and sleeps little though still cheerful but worries about weight and health while Truman notes he weighs 172 pounds and could stand to lose a bit.

Ernest B. Vacca Washington Truman Woll White House Wallace Graig Graham Cbs Grattam Pevnite Cen

Oklahoma farm views news report on crops and fairs

Oklahoma farmer Kenneth Green of Lone Wolf reports 314 acres of sweet clover supplying feed for 18 head of cattle over two weeks. Tour of Coalgate experimental farms planned May 43 to showcase new planting methods, pastures, and irrigation. Kiowa county 4 H club to host feed at Hobart next Wednesday. Milking Shorthorn show set in Stillwater May 18. Jackson county Irish potato field dikes. Altus potato processing shed nearing completion with mid May machinery move.

Asseckard Crete Oklahoma Jimaws Kenneth Green Lone Wolf Green Algo Coalgate Curtis Floyd R. B Gratey Hobart Ches An Heye Stillwater Air Dushing Jackson County Altus Nay

Enid Hosts Large Tri State Band Festival Action

Enid prepares to welcome 6000 plus high and junior high musicians for the Fithanaval Tri State Band Festival running Wednesday through Saturday. About 110 schools from six states Oklahoma Kansas Texas Arkansas Missouri Nebraska have registered. Noted musicians from across the United States will serve as judges. STILLWATER Ruth Howard elected recording secretary of the Ramhoms Federation of Business and Professional Women's eliss.

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Tulsa Golfer Rescues Boy From Sink Hole Incident

A Tulsa golf course scene at Tulsa Country Club when a golfer heard a child scream and rushed to save a five year old boy drowning in a water-filled sink hole his quick action pulled the child free and prevented tragedy.

Tulsa Okla Tay Noble Hood Tulsa Country Club Fen Jase Rere Agave

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