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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1948

Page

8

Congress eyes adjournment as bills stall in heated session

A chaotic Washington scene sees plans to adjourn by June 18 amid a rush of spending bills and farm programs. Senate and House debate military, housing, and energy measures as leaders weigh tentative recess terms. Approval of key budgets and Latin Europe wartime aid looms over a tense legislative week.

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Oklahoma Citian Dies of Injuries

Alekema City resident John D. Extersiin, 20, died from injuries sustained in a Sunday auto crash near Oklahoma City. Six Muskogee residents also injured when their car collided with a pickup on highway 6. Authorities reported additional family injuries including a 34-year-old and a 9-year-old child.

Oktihomas John D. Extersiin Oklahore Ertersun Satechas Muskogee Satewate

AP Chief Sets Biggest News Story as World Today

The Associated Press chief says the biggest news story of the last 100 years is unfolding now as world events dominate coverage. He describes AP’s team across the globe, with thousands of workers, united to report a master truth to the public amid shifting alliances and crises shaping tomorrow.

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April Hatchings In Oklahoma Reach Seven Million

Oklahoma City May 24 estimates from the United States Department of Agriculture show commercial hatcheries in Oklahoma produced about seven million chicks in April, down from 6,980,000 a year earlier and below the 79,000 year average. First four months of 1948 total 15,385,000 chicks, versus 18,073,000 a year ago. Breeds sold at 50 cents per dozen, with pullets and cockerel prices noted. early 1948 hatchery figures reflect smaller water-related outputs and ongoing industry trends.

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Funeral Tuesday For Willis Looney Auto Crash Victim

Willis D. Looney of Pun botug ranniar resident, son of Me and Bis, was killed in a wreck Tuesday near Mad Caliv. The Port of Newport notes his service included a Bronze Good Conduct Medal and he leaves a sister and two brothers. Relatives report few details but describe a head-on collision.

Willis D. Looney Foyer Punbotug Ranniar Bis Louney Rowte Mad Caliv A. Fetson Poancy Ihany Arrowhold Mie Whinie Belle Fhott Huoerwey Looney Californe Whiels

Wider Bridges On US 69 Near Atoka County

Atoka County crews from Amis Construction Company Oklahoma City and McCrime J Construction Muskogue are finishing sub structures for seven new steel bridges on US 69. Each bridge will be 38 feet wide and about 270 feet long, replacing substandard spans in a 16.3 mile segment of the highway. Project cost totals 563,056 dollars with paving to follow, reducing distance between Tushka and Bryan County by about four miles and eliminating several sharp curves.

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Surprise for, Tu iee Memphis Tor May 24 473

The fragmented report notes a theft from Rev. Joh Maddox, with a local Magnolia paper mention and a vague reference to a three year age situation. Police were told by a person named Clevayman about the field.

Memphis Tor Joh Maddox Clevayman Vons

Western Allies debate atomic pledge and German industry

Paris reports France demands United States guarantees of military aid to Western Europe in exchange for approval of an American plan to rebuild Germany's industry. Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg back ironclad guarantees to keep German industry from harming recovery efforts while Paris seeks broader American backing if any allied country is attacked.

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Preparing Booths For Exhibitors At Industrial Show

Booths at the Industrial Show near Chauncey Airport are being prepared for exhibitors. Plans call for booths to be finished by Tuesday evening, with electricians moving in to complete wiring and decorators to begin. A public show is set for Thursday through Friday, with arrangements including special vehicle portage at Main Street and 7 30 p m start. One exhibitor plans a paid freight lot for equipment to be used in a booth.

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Needle in Haystack Case Mirrors Odd Oklahoma Scribble

A garbled Oklahoma City report describes a needle story, with misread letters and odd phrases. The text hints at a pale misprint about a needle and a splint, mentioning De. Havel and an improvised case.

Registrars Obtain Voting Books From E N Jones

Registrars can now obtain registration books from E N Jones in Rooms 5 and 6 Rollow Building to prepare for the July 6 election. Jones succeeds Mrs Boyt Ratliff and urges those who are qualified but not registered to enroll, assuring no one is prevented from voting if properly registered.

Mones Tisay

Dozen Beer Sales Places Here Have Pienked Down Tax

Dozen beer sale locations in the area report tax reductions and price changes. The notes mention prepared measures to ensure compliance and potential requisitions for beer sales places while signaling attention to licensing and enforcement. The fragmentary text shows widespread alterations impacting sellers and buyers.

Drive Carefully On Coming Weekend Remains Urgent

A wartime style warning urges caution for the holiday weekend as officials predict heavier traffic and crowded highways. Commissions urge sober driving and adherence to safety amid concerns of stressed travel conditions and potential accidents.

Dr Sam A McKeel Attends State Medical Society Meeting

Dr Sam A McKeel attended the Pine State Medical Society gathering, enjoyed discussions on medical practice, and met peers. He noted a friend who received a medal for fifty years in practice and recalled a Decaklast with presidents from state societies.

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Garments Ready to Be Sent Overseas

Garments prepared for overseas shipment noted by the County of Church. The meeting reports 30 women and several men represented, with sewing efforts under way by Anyah the Feat Brest Proviin and others.

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Extensive Swim Program Offered by Camp Fire Girls

Camp Fire Girls announce an extensive two week swim program led by Greta Sheldon and Birg Davis with Red Cross instruction at Lake Inv, featuring Life Saving, water safety, and preliminary tests. Girls earning Red Cross Swim certificates will complete two weeks of courses and gain hands on practice under trained instructors.

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Halloran To Drop Hater Nod For Fox Nickname

Wichita Falls Texas audience recalls Halloran known as Foxy Hater. He plans to shorten his nickname after a visit that included Fort Worth entertainments and a Cincinnati trip. Civic groups arrange lunch and other events before he departs for Waco.

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EERIE SENTIENT HAZARD SHAPES VIEW OF YEAR

Fragmentary notes discuss a mysterious sentient force tied to a looming season and a lead in a Cyril Schauht coming year. The text mentions a variety of catalysts and chemical diamants, with claims of phosphorus elements and oxygen bonds, and hints at sulfur or nitrogen inclusions in related compounds.

Cyril Schaut

Oklahoma farm news views highlights 4-H and scholarships

Choctaw county students gain 4 H scholarships to Oklahoma State University based on agriculture interest. A new Home Demonstration club formed in Alfalfa County with Corine Deason as home agent. In Kingfisher County Ernest Hellwege will tour England and Italy as part of the International Farm Youth Exchange project representing Oklahoma 4 H.

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Crisis Is Big One In Kiwanians Speech At Meeting

A long fragment shows Father Maurice Cos telling Kiwanians a crisis could alter society. He warns democracy faces a threat from totalitarianism, defending democratic values and individual rights against communism and state centralism.

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Pryor Lads and Highway Patrol Recruit Drive

Oklahoma plans to expand the highway patrol along Route 9758 as many young men express job interest. A special career day at Pryor high school featured field representatives detailing required qualifications expected income and general field outlines. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol aims to attract future troopers through increased outreach and guidance.

Oklahoma Monia Prwor R Wverle Wade Faul W. Reed Public Safety Beak Highway Patrol Wos Ie

Plane Crash Kills Four Near Woodward in Storms

Four people died when a twin engine plane disintegrated after entering violent thunderstorms near Woodward Oklahoma early Sunday. Victims include George Gingerich 46 operator at Woodward airport pilot, George Delong about 25 mechanic, Miss May Johnson 40 secretary of a Woodward lumber firm, and Alfred K Young senior inspector of Oklahoma City civil aeronautics. The crash occurred 2% tiles southeast of Kove between 1 and 2:30 am with no takeoff witnesses. Local officials cited turbulent storms as the likely cause.

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Turner Staying Out Of Demo Primary

Governor Ros Turner announced he will not participate in Democratic primaries. He pledged support for the party while avoiding any influence on state employees or party machinery. He cited Oklahoma's strong business climate, noting a 28.7 percent rise in incorporations in Q1 1948 versus 1947, against a national decline.

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Drive-In Theater Planned North of Ada by Griffith Group

Griffith Consolidated Theaters plan a drive-in north of Ada, three miles from the city on a sandy hill near Chauncey Airport. Pending progress of five other projects, construction date is uncertain. The Griffith group already operates four drive-ins in Oklahoma. James Boynton to be Sulphur city treasurer. David Wenrey reassumes post.

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