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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1943

Page

4

Case Bearers Damage All Pecan Crops In County

Case bearers have devastated Pontotoc county pecan crops with up to 90 percent nut loss by August 1942. Demonstrations by I R Gilmore Jr and Mrs Byron Norrell with county agent aim to spray nuts during egg stages to kill pests before they hatch. An Oklahoma Experiment Station trial near Okemah showed moderate success with a spray mix of arsenate of lead summer oil and nicotine, requiring about eight gallons per average tree.

I. R. Gilmore, Jr Pickett Byron Norrell Fittstown Pontotoc County C. H. Hailey Oklahoma Experiment Station Camp Brothers Farm Okemah Court House

Linscheid Urges Adans To Attend East Central

Dr A J Linscheid writes a public letter to Ada area families urging sons and daughters with unfinished bachelor work to attend East Central State College Ada. He highlights strong instruction, lower costs, travel conservation for war effort, and missing enrollment funding from Oklahoma legislature.

East Central East Central State College A. Linscheid Linscheid Adans A. J.inscheid Ada East Cental State College Oklahoma America United States East Central Fourth Colleges and Universities of America National Council On Education Regents For Higher Education Regents of Higher Education Uimp

Dairy judging contest results at Clarita and Tupelo

Curtis Floyd presided as 22 4 H club boys competed at Clarita and 15 at Tupelo in dairy judging contests. John W. Boehr trained the participants. Clarita top scorers were Howard Hefley Audie Hall John Lane Ray Ridley and Tiny Woods. Tupelo leaders were J M Hokett Walter Woolly Willie Woodell E W Echols and Robert Linker.

Curtis Floyd Clarita Tupelo John W. Boehr Extension Dairyman Stillwater Howard Hefley Audie Hall John Lane Ray Ridley Tiney Woods Leon Picarcy

Sugar ration limit set for home canning by OPA

The Office of Price Administration fixes a 25 pound sugar cap per person for home canning and freezing this year. One pound per four quarts of finished product applies, five pounds per person for jams and jellies. Applications start May 15 with War Ration Book No. 1 required. Gifts capped at 50 quarts. excess sales require blue stamps.

Washington Office of Price Administration Prentiss M Brown Brown

Four 4-H Members Attend 1943 Stillwater Roundup

Four 4-H club members and the narrator attended the annual 1943 4-H Club Roundup at Stillwater last week. Delegates from Coal county included Joe Elliott Davis Clarita Andrea Ghigo Coalgate Kenneth Morrison Olney and Jerry Morgan Centrahoma. The youths took short courses in dairy and animal husbandry with a special job training service course for county and home demonstration agents.

Stillwater Coal County Joe Elliott Davis Clarita Andrea Ghigo Coalgate Kenneth Morrison Olney Jerry Morgan Centrahoma

Pasture Legumes Shine in Oklahoma Winter Pasture Plans

Those seeking pasture improvement are advised to seek hop clover and bur clover at their best. Hop clover is excellent now around Coalgate and Lehigh, while bur clover appears at Ruff Davis near Clarita and D A Noler farm Olney. The two legumes are ideal for winter and early spring pasture in this region and grow well with Bermuda.

Coalgate Lehigh Ruff Davis Clarita

Wild Greens Make Good Early Food

OWI and the agriculture department urge picking wild greens to aid the war effort and larder. Dandelion dock plaintain poke purslane wild chicory and dock are edible. with proper prep they taste like kale or spinach and provide vitamins and iron.

Washington Office of War Information Middle West Agriculture Department OWI

Pototoc Man Killed In New Jersey

Earl Flowers 38 of Pontotoc Oklahoma died in Somerset Hospital from injuries suffered in an auto truck collision. He worked for Whitaker Construction builders of the big inch oil pipeline through the area. His wife received minor injuries.

Somerville N. J Earl Flowers Pontotoc Okla Somerset Hospital Whitaker Construction Company

Greater returns for amount in vested

A classified ad note highlights higher returns on investments tied to vested amounts. It explains favorable yields when funds are fully vested and outlines conditions for eligibility and payout timing.

Ada News

A O Green Former Baseball Manager Dies in Mississippi

A O Green longtime Ada base ball figure died Monday in Rienzi Mississippi at age 57. He developed talents including Lloyd and Paul Waner in Ada sand lot and led the Ada Independents to produce many players later in major leagues.

A. O. Green Mississippi Oklahoma Resenzi Green Ada Ada Independents Lloyd Paul Waner Pittsburgh Guy Lefty” Williams Texas Raymond Green Rienzi

Five Dionne sisters christen ships in wartime stunt

In Superior on May 10 five 8-year-old Dionne sisters in grey and red christened five cargo vessels. Admiral Land blessed the ceremony praising American built ships intended for Allied use and possibly reaching Tokyo with supplies.

Superior Wis Oliva Elzire Dionne Emory S. Land Maritime Commission Land Japan Tokyo

John L Lewis Faces Criticism Back Home

The speech hints at missteps at home after wartime actions. Observers note political repercussions and possible policy shifts as the public responds to recent events involving John L Lewis.

Alluring Allison Heads to Guatemala in a Storm

Allison Topping, a society girl, sails toward a Guatemala chicle plantation and clashes with Barry Fielding, a mining engineer. As flirty tension rises, Allison charms fellow passengers while Barry fears for her safety and pursues his mission, amid a perilous voyage and cultural intrigue.

Allison Topping Guatemala Barry Fielding Lila Harrison Barry Allison Brazil Topping Santiago Mr. Fielding Lila Bacardi San Juan Hill

Oklahoma Delegation Seeks WPB Branch Office in Oklahoma

The Oklahoma delegation urges the War Production Board to establish a direct Oklahoma branch of the Smaller War Plants Corporation. They argue two WPB offices in state limit direct ties to Washington and stress Oklahoma's abundant small businesses, resources, and labor for war and civilian needs.

Washington Oklahoma War Plants Corporation Robert W. Johnson War Production Board Lyle H. Boren WPB Congress State of Washington, D. C

Oklahoma City Woman Dee Replogle Dies at Home

Mrs Dee A Replogle aged resident of Ardmore Shawnee and Okemah moved to Oklahoma City in 1919 and died yesterday at her home She was married to a local royalties broker in Oklahoma City AMBER Louis Novotnys hen tends a brood of ducklings observing how the mother guides them back to shore STILLWATER The eleventh Annual Agronomy Field Day at Oklahoma A and M College will be held Tuesday May 18 with H Murphy announcing the event.

Barry Allison Oklahoma City Dee A. Replogle Ardmore Shawnee Okemah Amber Louis Novotny Stillwater Oklahoma A. & College H. Murphy

Monroney Pushes More Gasoline For Troops On furlough

Rep. Mike Monroney says furloughed servicemen need more than a five gallon gasoline allowance. He has met with rationing officials and urges local boards to set individual limits, noting many will travel 20 miles to visit family during furlough. He argues current aid is inadequate for the young men facing foreign service.

Washington Mike Monroney Okla Bat Monroney

Germany hit by strongest quake in four decades

A fragment notes a powerful earthquake in a German region described as the strongest in 40 years. The item hints at broader war context and morale aspects while mentioning liquor rationing in several states provoking cautious consumer behavior.

Germany

Soldier Dies In Flood After Car Stranded Near Ada

Sgt. Albert Noel Wiggs Jr missing after flood waters of Big Sandy Creek swept his 1939 Buick off a highway two miles west of Ada. His wife Jean Wiggs rescued at 6:30 a.m. as firemen searched Sandy Creek. 13 nearby highways are blocked by flood. Local rainfall totals reached 4.95 inches Sunday and Sunday night with 3.29 inches Saturday.

Albert Noel Wiggs, Jr Big Sandy Creek Ada Sandy Bridge Jean Shelby Wiggs Mrec Albert Noel Wiggs Jr Sheppard Field Texas Jean Oklahoma City Wiggs Sandy J. H. Shelby Wicgs Sasakwa Calvin Wetumka Atwood Holdenville Tupelo Seminole Wynnewood Davis Purcell W. E. Pitts

Car Wash Disaster Deaths After Flooded Creek

Sgt. Albert Noel Wiggs and his wife Jean washed from their car during a flood on Sandy Creek. Wiggs body recovered 24 hours later. Mrs Wiggs survived with shock. Buick recovered. nine inches of rain fell over three days. six highways closed across the region due to flooding.

Lizard Variety Noted and Historical Gas Use Mentioned

The report notes about 2,500 lizard species known to humans and cites the 1936 Ethiopian campaign where Italians used poison gas. It highlights Prince Edward Island’s black fox breeding and widespread farms across the island.

Prince Edward Island Island

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OPA New Jersey Diannes Liberty John L. Lewis John C. Fleming Loiseby NEA Service, Inc Handsome Paul B. Allen Allen Albert Noel Wiggs Wiley Jeter Sandy Creek Salt Creek Little River Washita John Hollars Charlotte N. C San Angelo Tex Bombardier School WAAC THE
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