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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1945

Page

3

War In Europe Ends Yet Casualty Lists Continue

OWI bulletins list Oklahoma casualties among navy and army personnel. Names show hometowns Tulsa Oklahoma City Enid Bartlesville Broken into Pacific and European theaters with dead wounded designations. Many Pfc. and Lt. ranks named with routes and towns across the state.

Army Navy OWI S. B. Alexander Bokoshe H. P. Baker Enid T. W. S. Buoy Bartlesville Cpl C. W. Carrington Lahoma S. L. Clift Apache C. W. Collins Tulsa W. G. Dare Norman G. B Hastings T. D. Dixon Duncan Dick Dollahue Muskogee B. L. Dotson Bristow M. A. Fesler Hennessey C. A. Hopkins Woodward C. R. Jen Pacific J. W. Beck Wilburton H. O. Bonewell Cushing B. I. Cross Devon R. A. Curtis Rush Springs C. T. Davis Shawnee O. N. Fortune Ponca City M. C. Huffaker Afton C. R. Jackson H. F. Nick F. A. Patrick Oklahoma City R. L. Plake Bernice Lee Richmond P. M. Rubins Okla

Return From Dead Brings Hope To Families

In Portsmouth Ohio on May 14, Lt Harold W Goad’s reported return from Rangoon Burma fuels letters of hope from mothers and wives of missing service members. The rescued B 24 pilot’s parents say relatives from across the United States and Toronto have written, some from families of known dead, expressing happiness for the recovered airman.

Portsmouth Harold W. Goad Rangoon Burma Harry B. Goad Ivy Goad United States Toronto Canada Lt. Good

Marine flyer bails out after failed Corsair landing

Marine Lt. Robert R. Klingman of Oklahoma bailed out when his Corsair could only land on one wheel near Okinawa. He earlier set a tail chase against a Japanese recon plane and received congratulations from Vice Admiral Turner after his target was disengaged.

Okinawa Robert R. Klingman Binger Okla Klinkman Vice Adm. Turner Klingman Turner Japan

Life At Sea Aboard Cruiser Reveals Daily Routines

The article paints life aboard a warship bound for Borneo, detailing long lines for meals and ice cream, the Gedunk counter, and morale boosted by high quality ice cream. It notes crew leadership, the feeding scale for 1,200 sailors, and peeling duties with extra pay for mess crews.

Borneo Pemeseness Jack Duncan Tacoma Wash Parker P. Halpern Ashland Mass Army K. P

Pontotoc County Oil Output Rebounds to 326525 Barrels in May

Pontotoc County oil production rose to 326525 barrels in May per the Oklahoma Corporation Commission report, after February output slipped to 295309 barrels. The figure marks a rebound from February but remains below March 1944 output of 360592 barrels.

Pontotoc County Oklahoma Corporation Commission

Churchill Pledges Pushing of Japar

London reports Prime Minister Churchill pledged Britain will push two tasks the United Nations peace organization and defeating Japan. He indicated he will not relinquish leadership willingly and stressed that peace aims must be recognized at the peace table in fact as well as in word.

London British Empire Churchill United Nations United States Japan

Red Cross names Howard Bonham vice chairman for public relations

Howard Bonham, an Oklahoma native and former East Central State College athlete, is appointed vice chairman in charge of public relations at the American Red Cross. He joined the Red Cross in 1931 after years as a writer and editor on southwestern papers and most recently served as national director of public relations.

Howard Bonham Washington Cp— E American Red Cross Today Oklahoma Bonham Southwestern The Red Cross East Central State College East Central

Fire Destroys Tar Heating Equipment in Alley Blaze

Ada firefighters quickly contained a small roof tar heating setup fire in an alley between Broadway and Townsend. The tarry material blazed fiercely before a fog spray smothered the flames. Equipment suffered some damage and the fire was soon out.

Ada Broadway Townsend

Cork From Bark of a Tree Hard for Lumber

Cork is produced from the bark of a tree whose wood is too heavy and hard for use in lumber.

Canning Berries With Less Sugar

Extension specialist Miss Martha Mc Pheters states that fruit at full ripeness allows reduced sugar in canning. Use fruit juice in place of water for syrups, or alternate berry and sugar layers in a low oven before packing hot. Adjust processing times for hot water canner and cold packs, with sugar quantities varying by fruit type.

Martha McPheters Oklahoma A. and M. College

Allens Have Three Sons In Service

Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Allen of 400 East Seventh report three sons in military service. Pvt. Roy H. Allen has reached the Philippine Islands area after training at Camp Chaffee, Fort Ord, and schools at Pecan Grove and Latta. Pfc. J. C. Allen is overseas in Holland after training at Camp Haan, Corvallis, and Camp Edmond, with Pecan Grove and Homer schools. Pfc. Perry H. Allen is in Germany after training at Camp Van Dorn with Ada schools. Grandson Pvt. Roy V. Cheek is at Camp Maxey, Texas and attended Homer school.

P. A. Allen East Seventh Pvt Roy H. Allen Philippine Islands Camp Chaffee Robinson Fort Ord Pecan Grove Latta Pfc J. C. Allen Holland Overseas Camp Haan Corvallis Ore Camp Edmond Homer Perry H. Allen Germany Ada Camp van Dorn Miss Allens Roy V. Cheek Camp Maxey Tex Homer School

Visitor Keeps Police Busy in Oklahoma City Cafe Arrest

Billy Joe Ivie a 19 year old from Oklahoma City was arrested at 12 15 pm after a 36 hour search. He admitted breaking into the Coca Cola Bottling Co office and stealing a pistol from the Lake Oil Co office. Ivie fled from officers firing shots and was found with a Beretta pistol a glass cutter and three keys. He is wanted in Oklahoma City for car theft and burglary and Ada for two burglaries.

Billy Joe Ivie Oklahoma City East Main Dudley Lester Ivie Coca Cola Bottling Co Lake Oil Co Denton Coca Cola Ninth Street Billy Joe Ivey Police Department Shawnee Sheriff’s Office E. G. Kendall City Lice West Tenth Lester Olice Ada

Passenger Tire Rations Boosted

The War Production Board announced a 50 percent rise in passenger tire rations for May, adding 500000 tires to OPA distribution. WPB cited lower military demand after Europe’s victory and said new manufacturing schedules would release tires in increasing numbers, totaling 1500000 casings for May.

Washington War Production Board OPA WPB Europe

Stratford Highs Small Grad Class Of 23

Stratford High School graduates a class of twenty three one of the smallest in years. The senior sermon is May 13 with Rev Everett Hill. Commencement is May 17 with Dr M L Wardell as speaker. Valedictorian Eloise Andrews Salutatorian Carolyn Burnett.

Stratford High School Everett Hill M. L. Wardell University of Oklahoma Eloise Andrews Carolyn Burnett

Potatoes and Prizes Across Regions

Aroostook county Maine normally grows about one ninth of the U S potato crop. Free operations were offered as prizes at a hospital benefit dance in Los Angeles. A flea found imbedded in amber at Palmuken East Prussia is claimed to be over 5 000 000 years old.

Aroostook County Maine United States Los Angeles Palmucken East Prussia

Jones Condition Still is Serious

Paul Casey Jones of Sherman Texas remained in a semi conscious state with shock as a probable major factor after a head on collision at Fords switch. His fireman David Phares of Sherman Texas was released after a 24 hour hospital stay.

Paul Casey) Jones Sherman Tex Valley View Hospital Jones Fords Switch David Phares

Seeds germinate after 60 years buried in bottles find

Weed seeds of several kinds germinate after being buried in bottles for six decades. Mosquito damage and control cost the United States about 145.5 million dollars annually.

United States

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