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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1945
Page
4
Publication details note a Thursday weekly edition in Ada Ohio with Associated Press content and local news. The item lists editorial and business contact lines and circulation information including audit bureau affiliation.
The verse records Joshua urging the people to sanctify themselves because tomorrow the Lord will perform signs among them. It emphasizes preparation and divine intervention.
A private speaks of the American good in soldiers and the duty to sustain democracy after service. He reflects on mutual trust in barracks and the promise veterans bring to colleges, rebuilding, and housing as restrictions ease. He notes Chinese resistance to Japan and shifts to postwar expansion.
James Thrashers NEA Service column compares American and British postwar politics. It urges Americans to view England's domestic divisions without hostility, noting Churchill's foreign policy and Labour's nationalization plans while emphasizing shared patriotism and unity.
The piece argues Teamsters in New York are blocking out-of-state truckers from unloading perishable produce until a $56 initiation fee to the local is paid. It notes a Supreme Court sanctioned practice of pairing paid-up members with non-union drivers and collecting wages, often from farmers, and questions public reception amid food scarcity.
An AP analysis notes the Syrian fight between locals and French troops tests the Atlantic Charter promises of sovereignty. It links Persia’s demand for withdrawal of British, Russian, and American forces to postwar rivalries and fears of renewed foreign domination.
Galbraith notes an agreed framework among allies that could preempt a key outcome. The piece comments on shifting U S stance enhancing unity and the role of scientists in assessing nicotine and sugar content implications.
California Democrats embrace a unity formula centering on balancing professional party regulars with crisis politicians. Bob Kenny, 44, leads the push from San Francisco, drawing support as a potential future governor or senator contender while building a reformist but machine-like party structure.
Topeka mail carrier Tom Higgins described an assault by a fellow bantam rooster during his daily rounds. Higgins said he surrendered to the attack and reported the incident as he continued his route.
Justice Robert H. Jackson left London for Washington to consult with U S officials. He aims to return in about two weeks with staff to share workload. Talks with British officials sought coordinated case preparation and no major procedural disagreements. Foreign Secretary Eden reported very great progress. A meeting in London tomorrow will discuss trial procedure with 16 United Nations represented. Lord Wright will chair the International War Crimes Commission session with Lt. Col. Joseph Hodgson representing the United States.
US Forest Service chief Lyle F Watts describes Japan bomb vent balloons launched from home islands. Balloons travel up to 125 mph taking 80 to 120 hours to reach the United States. They use automatic ballast drops and multiple incendiary releases as they drift at high altitude before self destruct. Army and Navy report some landings caused no damage.
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