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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1949

Page

3

Berlin Rail Strikers Clash With Soviet Zone Police

West Berlin railway strikers and Soviet sector police fought around Wannsee station amid gunfire. One injured, many hurt as trains stalled and airlifted supplies continued. Both East and West authorities avoided decisive action while unions pressed wage and currency demands.

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Dutra to Visit Washington for Major U S Welcoming Tour

President Dutra of Brazil set to arrive in Washington May 1 with a grand reception plan including a colossal parade at the airport route, a state dinner at the White House, a joint session address, and a large embassy party. The visit marks a deepening U S Brazilian friendship amid wartime and postwar ties, with security and ceremonial events coordinated by top officials.

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Silo Demonstration Set for Tuesday at Show Grounds

A national expert will demonstrate the erection of a temporary top-right silo to help farmers save time in feed handling. The event is set for 10 a.m Tuesday on the east side of the show grounds, per county agent C H Hatley. A similar demo during last year’s dairy show drew more than 200 people.

C. H. Hatley

Hinderliter Cuts Its Work Week

Tulsa dispatch reports Hinderliter Toot Co, oil field equipment maker, plans a reduced work week of 40 hours. General manager A Campbell cites weak demand in the oil field tool business and announces the plant will close for two weeks with vacations for affected workers.

Tulsa Okla Hinderliter Toot Co A. Campbell Koe Allemsane

Floating bearing using magnetic suspension in watt hour meter

A new bearing type suspends a rotating shaft in air by magnets to touch its surface as it spins. The first application of the floating-obr principle appeared in a watt hour meter, the device that records electricity usage.

Waterloo Trip to be Given Youths Winning Here

The Central Oklahoma Dairy Show offers an expense paid trip to Waterloo for champions in four divisions. The Oklahoma Ads Chamber of Commerce awards 1000 cash prizes with prizes of 3, 4, 3, 2, and 1. For the first time adult breeders enter the open class, increasing competition and enabling junior winners to gain two prizes. Pontotec county breed representatives will travel to Waterloo, Iowa for the National Dairy Show, a first for the county.

Central Oklahoma Watterles Ads Chamber of Commerce Pontotec County Waterloo Iowa

Dairy Herd Sire Barn Open at Central Oklahoma Dairy Show

Bett Summers, custodian of the dairy herd sire barn at the fairgrounds, will be on hand all day during the three day Dairy Show. The barn will be open to the public with no guided tours, offering visitors detailed information on the dairy herd sire, facilities, hay and feed. Breeders and Pontotoc county dairy program participants are especially invited.

Bett Fairgrounds Central Oklahoma Siicree Bart Oklahoma Pontotoc County

Concession Money To 4-H Winners At Fairgrounds

A concession stand will operate in the administrator building at the fairgrounds. Proceeds from food sales will help cover expenses for four Pontotas county representatives to the National Dairy Show in Waterloo Town. Bud Rich, noted for tastings, will supervise the stand. Meals will be available over the three show days for exhibitors present on the grounds.

Fairgrounds Pontotas County Waterloo Bud Rich

Sale Of Dam To GRDA Is Tuesday

VINITA Okla May 14 G Sale to the Grand River Barn Authority of the war surplug Okishonts Ordnance Works steam plant meet Pryer Okla will be completed Tuesday in New York City GRDA head quarters announced heite today Officials of the wtaterngency will leave tomorrow for New York where negotiations with the War Assets Administration owner of the plant Have been held is since April The GHDA will turn over & Jelveck for 3500000 to the WAA Tuesday Tre purchase is being manced by am eastern securi ties syndicate The plant has long been sought bog the GROA or atmed power source

Vinita Okla Gsale Grand River Barn Authority Okishonts Ordnance Works Pryer New York City GRDA Am Eastern Securities Syndicate Oklahomms Arkansas Missouri

Roff Seniors Into Grad Week Graduation Ceremony

Roff High School seniors proceed to the auditorium for a graduation program at JE with processions by Mary Edne Crisp, Rev. Dewey Et chigson delivering the sermon, music by the Glee Club, and benediction by Rev. E. F. Menser. Commencement follows Wednesday at 8. Speakers include Ida Mae King and Rudéan Clifton, with diplomas presented by Supt. Richard G. Swink.

Roff Mary Edoe Crisp Dewey Etchigson A. L. Oliver Glee Club E.F. Menser Mary Edne Crisp Judson Cook Ida Mae King Rudéan Clifton

Busy Three Days Scheduled: 250 Exhibits Are Expected

Oklahoma dairy show prepares for a three day district event with 2350 animals expected to be in place and 150 entries received. The program includes morning breed judging, an afternoon sale, a county dairy breeders draft sale, and a free barbecue. Auctioneer Roy Pauli leads the sale with 36 head across four breeds. Local officials and media partners will cover the event.

Central Oklahoma Okla‘homa Pontetas County United Pontotac County Oklahoma Arawndra Amina Wil Roy ‘Pauli Ada Chamber of Commerce Talrgrounds Sandy Saunders WKY Bobby Nance Namee Obizhoma

New Books Added To Ada Library In April

Ada Public Library lists April acquisitions including biographies, fiction, and educational works. Notable entries feature Elizabeth Corbett Eve and Christopher, Agatha Christie titles, Maria Castle, and guides on crafts, science, and history from authors such as Morgan Natalie and Wade.

Ada Ada Public Library Lawrence Joseptine Law Meeker Arthur Prairie Avenue Corbett Elizabeth Eve Christopher Young Agatha Light In the Post Annie Joriten Ee Kathlean Bigh Holi Barrett Monte Marshall Edison Castle Maria Short Luke Fiddie Buck P. S Ruechart House of Storm Ford Leslie Wellman Paul Chain Adelt Yar Doten Mark Nathaniel Hawthorne Grossman J. S Chese Stuart Benedict A. E Fowler Gene Beau James Brown Worth Leirha Clarerea Merten Thomas Seven Story Mountain Eoiggainesty Lester K. M Creative Ceramics Biddle Dorothy Ewen David

Fandeles Group Meets at Hayes School for Camp Fire Ring

The Tandakaya Group gathered Wednesday at Hayes School for a Camp Fire meeting. Sue Lindsey from Ki-Hi hosted, prayers and flag salute followed by singing. They reviewed last week’s notes, conducted business, formed a Camp Fire Ring, and were served refreshments by Margaret Trowel.

Tandakaya Group Hayes School Sue Lindsey Ki-Hi Margaret Trowel Elorigg Barbara Hunt

Camp Fire Girls Blue Birds meet for games and awards

The Happy Blue Birds of Hay Ley School met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Webb's home for games and crafts led by Camp Fire mentors. Prizes, photos, and refreshments followed. Notices urged eligibility for Blue Bird awards, Fly-Up certificates, and honor beads, with Grand Council attendance demanded.

Happy Blue Birds Haya3 Mrs. Webb Dire George i Stephens Meat Stephens Nancy Stephens Serihe Elizabeth Ann Wilson Happy Blue Birds of Hay- Ley School Moch Webb rLove Marlene Aan Lowe Sharon Lowe Scribe Buizabeth Ann Willas Grand Council Eire Pine Blue Bird Tader Pita Grand Council Fir

Girls Have Part in Show at Central Oklahoma Dairy Day

Mrs J O Fernon heads the public relations effort for the dairy foods demonstration contest to be held Wednesday morning at the Central Oklahoma Dairy Show. More than 10 entries are already received, with judging at the fairgrounds beginning at 9:30. Last year the winning team demonstrated downtown and many spectators asked for the recipes. Wilma Jean Neely of Latta was a team member last year and will compete again. Winners from dairy divisions traveled to Enid for the State Dairy Foods Demonstration contest. Pontotoc County placed third in Oklahoma.

J. O. Fernon Department ‘of Public Feelinres Central Oklahoma Dairy Show Fairground Daily Show Fairgrounds Wilma Jean Neely Latta Enid Pontotocounty Oklahoma Turner Canton

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