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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1949

Page

8

Ada's New Tower Drive-In Theatre Opens Soon

Ada plans an open air Tower Drive In with car speakers and a universal volume system so each car can adjust sound. The theater will offer popcorn drinks candy hot dogs and other refreshments beside three nightly showings per week as announced by manager Mink Stilwell.

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Community Home Demonstration Show Recital and Parades

Martha Mofk describes a large community event featuring more than 150 home demonstration participants. Revues and fashion parades highlight contestants, with Mrs Haver Miller and Mrs Kib Forking among judges. Mentions of various ribbon groups, street dress displays, and 4-H club parades showcase local talent and project exhibits.

Ted Revie Kib Forking Fltzaugh Olle Leo Ca Bain Pry Wilkin Wright Allen Ars Barney Abbott Rus Stein Gail Patteraun Colbert Stephana Vines Meg Korawelly Janes Celie Chyagiy McComins Francis Geittith Dudges Bos Tyille Wilson Alta Facey Miller Mies Henry Mes Cress Revue Allen Penighey Ada Nile Pitts Elinabeth

Tishomingo Residents Map Planned Improvements

Tishomingo residents outline definite plans for Corps of Engineers projects including roads along Pennington wreck, public toilets, a lake access route from Nida Point to Murray 25, a Nida Point to Busher Fens road, a Bee to lake route at Cumberlane dike, a Pennington camp boat ramp, and a dam near Daugherty to control Washite River silt. meeting called by Fi Hutchens with emphasis on higher water level at the settling dam. Bob Severance, Syracuse lacrosse captain, is listed as team captain in his second season.

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Rounduppers from Durant Gutscore Ada Calf Ropers

Durant hosts rounduppers as Ada Calf Ropers visit for a Sunday afternoon meet. Fastest time was Marvin Bars of Ada at 13.5 seconds, with Durant’s Buck Bowmen close at 15 seconds. Durant and Ada field multiple named ropers, led by Bowmen, Minton, Lanta, and Barnes, in a lively, if imperfect, turnout.

Ada Durant Ace Duranters Wits Boty Serowds Adana Marvin Bars Severnd Durant Buck Bowman Mm‘efueless Bryan Howfh Paul Bowman Ernie Knit Ken Lante Day Minton Ernie Nnit TL Martindale Marvi Barnes Joe Self Rick Mary Bob Minton Jay’ Minton Kon Laut Manuel Ancdersuer

Big Three to confer this week on strategy and guns

The three powers plan talks this week in Paris to align on strategy toward the Soviet Union. Key figures include Sir Patrick and Parsick Sein as leading officials in the German and foreign offices, with British counterparts awaiting their line.

Westen Patvers Soviet Union Paris Sir Vanepatrick Foreign Office Parsick Sein Meat Ofice

Rattlesnake Bite Delights Youth Philosopher In Park

In Los Angeles on May 7 a 16 year old amateur herpetologist named Dave Franklin was bitten by a rattlesnake in Griffith Park. He described himself as fond of snakes and offered philosophical reflections on the event. The bite occurred when he misread moving leaves while seeking snakes and grabbed the wrong end of a rattler. He is recovering.

Los Angeles Dave Franklin Dave Griffith Park California Garth

They Threw Octopus Back in Pittwater Catch

In Pittwater near Sydney two fishermen hauled in three tiny octopuses. One octopus cuddlied a bottle of gin as they reeled it in, then the trio was tossed back into the water. The report notes more films in schools while bathing girls have not begun figure teaching.

Sydney Australia Max Ti Pittwater Sytney

Seven Major Bills May Pass Congress This Summer

Washington report outlines Truman administration plans to push seven major measures through Congress by summer. Key items include restoring original reciprocal trade, reshuffling agencies, funding housing and education, and a Taft Hartley substitute. Administration aims to secure Atlantic alliance backing and approval before adjournment, amid a tight fiscal climate.

Jack Bele Washington Truman North Atlantic Security Alliance Lig House Atte Sonal Securandl Progres

Brannan Warns On Large Wheat Crop Outlook

Oklahoma City May 3 Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan arrived in Oklahoma and warned that even a record 185 million bushels may not satisfy international demand. He spoke of storing surplus, noted the home market should match last harvest, and planned Tulsa dinner and a Stillwater stop before returning to Washington.

Oklahoma Charles Brannan Ole Oklahomna Oklahome Tulsa Roy J Oklahoma A M. College Stillwater Brannon Ington

Payne Charged With Possession In May 7 Drug Case

Muskogee Okla May 7 County Attorney Edmondson tied liquor possession charges against club operator Fred Payne. He said 400 dollars worth of liquor was found in Payne's warehouse last night. The warehouse was shut by a district court order as a public nuisance.

Muskogeer Okls Pi—County Ed Ede Mmondson Fred Payne Edmondson Payne Sherif Sddie Wiler Warley Federal Circuit Court & Appeal Citar Payne Montay

Neff Convicted of Wynn Slaying in Wellington

Neff, a 46 year old Perth Kansas farmer, was convicted today at his third trial for murdering Kenseth Wynn, 45. The all male jury recommended life imprisonment after the verdict. The same jury failed to agree on a charge that Neff murdered his wife Jessie, 45, in 1947 amid details of an illicit love affair with Mrs. Clevia Wynn, 39, sister of Neff’s wife. The prior two trials also ended in hung juries.

Wellington Pi George Neff Perth Kas Kenseth “Wynn Neff Jessie Veynn Deei Qlevia Wynn Nefy Kenneth Wynn Alos Eli-Mate Fisries

Pakistan Province Sees Wheat Surplus, Food Deficits Ending

Pakistan's West Punjab province expects a wheat surplus of over 100,000 tons this year. Food Department Secretary K.R. D. Howe said that the days of foodgrain deficits are over, as Lahore reports improving supply conditions and anticipated production in the region.

Pakistan Lahore Punjab Pood Department KR. D. Howe

Litscheid Resigns as President of East Central College

Dr. De Al Litscheid resigns as president of East Central State College effective June 11 after a lengthy tenure dating to 1920. He becomes president emeritus with lifetime title and a $200 monthly salary. Dr. Litscheid’s leadership saw growth in enrollment, faculty expansion, and curricular expansion as the college evolved from a two year normal school to a four year degree granting institution. The Linscheid Library is nearing completion as part of campus development.

de AL Litscheid East Central State Aaliege Oklahoma City Oliver Hodge Oklahoma Proeritus Linseneid Charles £. Spencer Linseheid East Central Prague Bristow Lat Durant Theim Jon Lensheid Braven Bastati Linscheid de. Lingheid

Real Tug of War to Start to Gain Germany Control

An article notes western Berlin mayor Reuter cites the Big Four lifting the German blockade as the real start of a global tug of war. It discusses eastward dependence on the Reich for Europe’s economy, and the plan perceived as restoring German industrial and agricultural leverage before World War II. The piece references observers who think victory for the West could crack the Soviet hold on Eastern Europe and outlines how Nazi Germany engineered economic ties with satellites to dominate the region. It ends with Atlanta reporting Eisenhower may receive a Georgia free lifetime driver's license if Augusta is considered his legal residence.

Berlin Ssnat Reuter New York Cape Thal Wrest Germany Eastern Europe Russia Hitler Europa Munich Elitler Reich Greece Atlanta Dwicht Eisenhower Georgia Augusta F. M. Davis Georgia Public Safety Department

Regular Grade of Gasoline Okayed

ST Louis May 11 The general sales manager of Ethyl Corporation says about 59 to 50 chance you should use premium gasoline for best knock free performance. Julian Z Frey told the American Petroleum Institute that surveys show many cars can benefit from premium base grades beyond previous belief. He cited higher octane needs in newer cars, varying requirements among same make models, and that engines tuned for premium gain power and smoother operation with only a small extra cost.

St, Louis Imanager Ethyl Corporation Julian Z. Frey American Petroleum Testitute Today America Frey

Drys Seek Subpoenas in Oklahoma Court Case

OKLAHOMA CITY May 1. Drys press a bid to overturn a repeal petition by seeking subpoenas and a 30 day delay in a Supreme Court fight. Attorneys for the Drys and wets clash over petition validity and the need for more time to gather evidence. The dispute centers on signatures for a state election repeal and the threshold required to force a vote. The Dry side claims they can challenge about 304,000 signatures with more time. 108,000 are needed to call an election.

Oklahoma City Supreme Court Oklahoma Peconomite Institute Cartwright David Shapard Drys Charles ©. Pherren The Wets Rhitlerty Cartwright Maret

Two Professors Named to Atomic Energy Commission

President Truman named Gordon Dean and Henry DeWolf Smyth to the atomic energy commission. The moves follow the resignation of William H. Bacher and come as terms run to 1950. Dean, 43, is USC law professor and attorney. Smyth, Princeton physics chair, authored the Smyth report on the atom bomb.

Washington Truman Gordon Dean Henry DeWolf Smyth Atomic Energy Commission Senate Robert F. Bacher William W. Wayrmack University of Southern California Smyth Princeton University Smiyth

William H. Luden Dies at 90, Menthol Cough Drop Pioneer

William H. Luden, founder of the menthol cough drop brand, died yesterday at his beachfront home at age 90 from a heart attack. He was born March 5, 1848 in Reading, Pennsylvania, and built a candy business after starting with penny fudge. His menthol cough drop grew to massive distribution, selling millions of packages annually.

Luden Bart Reading Jacob Luden United States Holland Baden

Spanish American War's lasting impact on U S history

This piece argues the Spanish American War shaped U S policy and leadership for decades. It highlights volunteer enlistments, naval power gains, yellow fever research, and leaders from Roosevelt to Hull, noting high conflict exposure and higher disease deaths vs later wars. It references battles in the Philippines and comparisons to World War I and II figures.

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