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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1949

Page

6

Tornado Ravages Amarillo Area Killing Four

Destructive tornado scoured southern Amarillo a four square mile path. Four people died and about 61 injured as belongings and crops suffered severe damage across Panhandle towns. Red Cross, volunteers, and officials rushed aid while trains and hangars reported destruction and losses near Amarillo.

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Catch Convict in Foot Chase

Tulsa detectives report the capture of a 48 year old escaped convict after a foot chase. Wik Jinny Auburn Hunt escaped March 2 from the Stringtown prison farm serving a life sentence for murder in Blaine party. Authorities will check Hunt’s activities for links to the slaying of Officer Tiny Clove and plan to release him if no connection is found.

Tulsa Okla J. Dy Bills Oklahoma Bilks Wik Jinny Auburn Hunt Stringtown Blaine Party Harey Guid Hunt Tiny Clove Stage McMeater

Eisler Refused Bail in Bow Street Extradition Hearing

Bow Street magistrate adjourned the hearing onextration to America for Gerhart Eisler until May 24. Eisler, called the No 1 communist in the United States, arrived from Southampton and was remanded in custody after bail was denied. Critics claim asylum as a political refugee while Britain weighs extradition under a US treaty.

Eisler America London P—S Bow Street Gerhart Eister Ammerica Bante United States Bisler Bow Street Court Southampton Heelaims Britain Scotland Yard U. S Cabo Kisler Batory Bister Dudley Collard Germany France Vichy Mexico Bs CO Ynagis Bri Eisler v Jerzy Michalowski Ernest Bevim

Explosion in Holland Tunnel Warns of War City Vulnerability

New York May 16 report notes a chemical truck blast in the Holland tunnel disrupted traffic and communications. The piece argues a small attack could paralyze Manhattan by severing the arteries connecting the city to New Jersey and the surrounding region, urging cities and nations to build protective systems against disasters.

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Brushless Natives of Tristan da Cunha Seek Everyday Tools

Report from Tristan da Cunha notes isolated residents face chronic shortages of basic items like brushes and toothpaste. The text highlights the island's remoteness in the South Atlantic and mentions efforts to improve daily living amid scarce supplies.

Tristan da Cunha South Atlante

Ada High School Changes Highlighted by Broadrick Era

Trice L. Broadrick, Ada Lions club speaker, outlined Ada High School changes over the years. He noted 4 percent of subjects now in curriculum and a drive for balanced youth development. He described a North Central association report and Ada’s strong programs including driver training and athletic funding from football gates. Broadrick praised the school’s international activities and record in curricular meets while urging more parental involvement.

Trice L. Broadrick Ada Lions Club North Central Association Ada T Hough Ady Highschool Uneleg Lula’ Johnson Steads Broadrick

Savings Bond Sale Drive Opens Today

Government launches a drive to sell 1 040 000 000 in savings bonds to the public. President Truman will speak at 423 p m CST signaling the start of the campaign which runs to June 30. An estimated 3 9 million volunteers will participate including 258 000 newspaper carriers distributing literature. The series B bonds pay 4 for each 3 invested over ten years and can be cashed earlier. Governor Roy J Turner’s 7 year old son Bill Turner is recovering from an emergency appendectomy after the governor rushed to Wesley hospital from Canton for the dedication of the Canton reservoir.

Washington Truman Oklahoma Bill Turner Roy J. Turner Wesley Hospital Canton Canton Reservoir

Reds Shadow Box on Votes

The Associated Press reports communist dominated elections in Hungary Bulgaria and East Germany with a single preselected slate in each country. Official tallies show high support for government lists amid secret ballots and staged “congress” assemblies as the bloc advances in Eastern Europe.

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Camp Fire Girls Board of Directors Meeting Tonight

Camp Fire Council Board of Directors meets tonight at 7 thirty in the Public Library. Torch Bearers meeting planned for Wednesday at 2 at the Camp Fire office to coordinate participation in the Grand Council Fire on Monday. Special Awards Committee session for past members Thursday at 3:30 in the Camp Fire Office. Grand Council Fire time changed to 7 p m on May 93 at Wintersmith Amphitheater. rain plans to college gym. Rehearsal Friday at 4 at the amphitheater. each group to have an adult and a girl representative.

Camp Fire Council Board of Directors Plano Grand Council Moray Wintersmith, Pack Camp Fire Blue Bird Vampire Office

Polly the talking parrot and Ada high band events

Ada reporter notes Polly the 1B year old Mexican yellowhead parrot that talks, imitates speech, and even helps cut fabric for Mrs. Austin a dressmaker. Other Ada items include band director Austin Kidwell celebrated with a banquet jacket after a busy year, Clean-up Week trash pickup, and a surprising amphibian catch identified as a water dog salamander Nocturnus maculosus by a local biology professor.

L. E. Austin Stonewall Gorda Polly Pamrot Ake Cam Naothee Pally Austin Ada Austin Kicwell Ada High Kidwell Ec Reom

Easier Enrollment for GI Students at East Central

Veterans Administration aims to simplify summer term enrollment at East Central by urging colleges to enroll GI students early this year. Harvey Faust and staff enrolled about 935 GI students across past terms, with pre enrollment starting Thursday to add around 100 more. By May 30 and 21, about half the region has registered, streamlining the process for all.

Veterans Administration East Centra Sll Harvey Faust

Pye REPORT on state finances and bond issue proposal

The speaker urges a September 27 special election on a building bond issue to fund critical needs without tax increases. If approved, a legislative special session would be convened to appropriate funds. if not, revenue from other sources, including taxes, may be required to meet modernization and construction needs amid budget delays and program pressures.

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National PTA Pushes Campaign On Books and Pictures

At the National Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in St Louis speakers report a broad campaign against objectionable comics, radio programs, and motion pictures. Mrs. Eshelmann of Birmingham says 49 of 50 states have formed the campaign with full local cooperation. Charles W. Ferguson of Readers Digest urges democracy in education, while Mrs. John E B Hayes of Twin Falls is elected president to lead three year terms with officers named for key posts. The new officers are to be installed at a banquet closing the convention.

SY. Louis National Congress ‘of Parents and Teachers Joseph W. Eshelmann Birmingham Ala Wavenite Protection Commiittee Congress Fieporte Eshelrman Charles W. Ferguson Reader's Digest Tagaing Impr Democracy Vention John EB. Hayes Twin Falls Idaho L. Wy ‘Bughes Arlington Newton F. Leonard Providence B. L Ralph H. Ojermann Inwa City Iowa Edgar EB. Dixon Listhe Rock Ark

City Police Jail 23 Over Weekend

City police reports show 23 arrests over the weekend with fines totaling 147 dollars. Sunday morning 14 persons were held, with 20 drunkenness arrests and fights noted, plus cases of stolen property possession and other disturbances. Police say it was the busiest weekend in months. CHICKASHA OK May 18 report on alfalfa crop progress by Grady County agent notes weather challenges. Roosevelt hunting trip anecdote recalls 1883 event aiding three thieves to jail.

Chickasha Okla Grady County Bob Lamar North Dakota Theodore Roosevelt

Disease Cutting In On Kansas Wheat

Western Kansas wheat faces serious loss from mosaic disease. Kansas State College plant pathologist Melchers and U S Department of Agriculture expert Fellows warn virus-like infection could spread, with worst damage west of Garden City and to areas as far east as Hays. Early sown fields most affected.

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Many Openings For Vets Now

Many openings for veterans at posts nationwide including Fort Sill Oklahoma Fort Sam Houston Texas Fort Bliss Texas Camp Hood Texas. Positions require various MOQs such as cooks carpenters clerks musicians tank drivers tank mechanics truck drivers auto mechanics and radio operators. Interested enlistees should contact F/Sgt P G Richardson Room 308 Post Office Ade.

Vetetand Uy ‘Ath Army Arem Ft Sil Oklahoma Ft Sam Houston Texas Pt. Bliss Carp Hood P. G. Richardson Hoom Post Office Ade

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