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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1946

Page

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Coal Story In Question And Answer By James Marlow

Washington November 21 In a question and answer format James Marlow outlines John L Lewis coal dispute with the government The Smith Connally act allows seizure of plants or mines during war and the government and Lewis clash over reopening the contract The court orders Lewis to live up to the contract but miners can refuse to work without a contract under wartime law and 400 000 workers cannot be compelled to work This item ends with a note on John Wesley condemning tea as harmful.

James Marlow Washington John L. Lewis A. Lewis Lewis Congress Krug Hansen Wyatt Freeman Tulsa Associated Press John Sennett Justice Federal Court Sennett District Court T. Alan Goldsborough Goldsborough UMW United Mine Worker Alexandria FWA CPA

City Council Receives Wide Report On Utilities and Airport Plans

City Manager W E Hansen presented a long report detailing work since the last meeting. He noted a library contract let, weather delaying street work, and salvaged equipment for downtown traffic painting. He cited possible water department negligence and cross-connected meters with no funds to relocate a problematic water line on South Francis.

W. E. Hansen Hansen Water Department South Francis

Oklahoma preacher visits Tulsa. Ada teacher listed ill

Rev. Mitchell S. Epperson attends the Oklahoma Social Welfare Association conference in Tulsa and visits former Ada High School music head Wyatt C. Freeman at Hillcrest Memorial Hospital. Freeman, in Room 253, has bronchial asthma, has a medical leave, and hopes to travel to Arizona when able. He previously led Ada High School vocal music and directed the band and orchestra, and now directs instrumental music at Will Rogers High School in Tulsa.

Mitchell S. Epperson Tulsa Oklahoma Social Welfare Association Freeman Ada High School Will Rogers High School

Rescue Hope Fades For Alps Plane Crash Victims

Hope waned for 11 aboard a crashed C-53 in the Alps as rescue teams raced to reach the Mt Denis area before bitter winds closed in. Reports from Frankfurt and Istres said eight were stretcher cases, with one radio message saying we want to live. Pan American denied sighting the wreckage.

Paris Orly Alps U. S. Army Frankfurt E Lyon Mt. Denis Hilbert F. Muenter U. S. European Air Transport Service Lyon-Bron Radio Istres Panamerican Airways Panamerican Turin

Adan's Kin Lost Life in Colorado

Russell Northcutt aged 21 is found frozen to death near Holly Colorado after his tractor became stuck. He is the nephew of H L Bullard of Atoka and his wife and newborn son will move to Tupelo to live with the Northcutt family pending funeral arrangements.

Russell Northcutt Atoka Holly Colo H. L. Bullard East Eighth Bullard Colorado Northcutt

Miners join general walkout as coal shortage looms nationwide

United Mine Workers in bituminous fields strike shutting soft coal output nationwide. About 400,000 miners walk off in western districts, 7,500 in eight anthracite mines, with 80,000 hard coal workers also idle under separate contracts. States report widespread shutdowns and supply disruption.

Pittsburgh United Mine Warners United Mine John L. Lewis Pennsylvania Solid Fuels Administration West Virginia Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Kentucky UMW Illinois Alabama Maryland Ohio Virginia Indiana

Much Colder Oklahoma Weather Then Clearing East

Much colder this afternoon and tonight with a cold wave moving southward. Temperatures drop to 20-25 degrees in the north and 25-32 in the south by morning. West remains generally fair while the east is cloudy, then clears tonight. Friday brings fair but colder conditions across the east and south.

Oklahoma

Lewis Hunkers Down as Miners Strike Goes On

John L. Lewis faced renewed tension as UMW officials enter a second miners strike year with government talks looming. On a quiet Alexandria morning, reporters lingered outside his home while a servant kept the door unyielding and the lights darkened past midnight.

Lewis UMW

City of Ada buys sewer cleaning machine

The City of Ada purchases a sewer cleaning machine to replace several workers. City manager W. E. Hansen says the machine saves labor, costs itself in under six months, and needs only two operators versus eight for hand labor. It reduces cleaning time and can remove obstructions without digging in paving. Delivery will be immediate.

Ada W. E. Hansen Hansen

Auction set to climax Kingfisher turkey show

Kingfisher Oklahoma hosts the fourth annual Kingfisher turkey and poultry show opening today with the dressed-turkey auction tonight. Twenty-two local growers entered 72 birds in the contest. Last year's grand prize winner was a 27 pound tom exhibited by Virgil Lorenz of Hitchcock, selling for 16 dollars a pound totaling 432 dollars.

Kingfisher Okla Virgil Lorenz Hitchcock

Shell Oil to give bonus to Tulsa area employees

The Shell Oil company announced a bonus of one week’s basic salary for all Tulsa area employees who were on the payroll on or before November 16. The distribution will be on December 2.

Tulsa Okla Shell Oil Company

Homestead Law Not Affected by School Amendments

Oklahoma's homestead exemption remains intact after the November 5 school amendments, per Attorney General Fred Hansen. The opinion finds the amendments’ wording guards against adding a new tax on homesteads. Additional opinions note removal of an old prohibition on a Cleveland County regent, and that the OU regents need legislative consent before leasing a campus building for a veterans’ grocery.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Fred Hansen Cleveland County Board of Regents University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Board of Regents Veterans

Varied Cauliflower Preparations Highlight Versatility

The piece outlines multiple cauliflower preparations including boiling with butter lemon or Hollandaise sauce baking au gratin soups and fritters. It also notes tender clusters can be eaten raw like celery or added to salads reflecting its culinary versatility.

Locate Nearest Fire Alarm Box and How to Call Fire Department

Guidance on finding the closest fire alarm box and the proper procedure to contact the local fire department. Includes steps to dial emergency services and what information to provide for rapid response.

Truman Still Vacationing

President Truman continues his vacation with a ride aboard the captured German submarine U-2513 at Key West Florida as coal miners strike. White House aides report no new developments in the coal dispute and say the next steps lie with Attorney General Tom Clark and Interior Secretary J A Krug.

Ernest B. Vaccaro Key West Fla Truman John L. Lewis

Sugar Ration May Rise to 30 Pounds in 1947

James H. Marshall head of the agriculture department sugar branch predicts consumers could receive 30 pounds per person in 1947, up from 25 this year. He cites additional 48 to 54 pounds used in manufacturing and warned against price decontrol due to ongoing shortages.

Miami James H. Marshall Agriculture Department Marshall

Conservation Moves To Meet Coal Famine

Assistant Attorney General John Sennett asked for contempt against John L. Lewis as a coal mine walkout by UMW miners spread. Federal actions and austerity orders followed, with FWA Fleming ordering wartime heating limits and CPA guiding gas and electricity conservation.

Federal Works Philp B. Fleming Fleming Civilian Production Administration

U S Eclipse to View in Augusta Me Grandstand Seat

The Hayden Planetarium said Augusta Maine will offer the best view of a partial sun eclipse visible across much of the U S and Canada. The eclipse reaches 64 percent at Augusta with peak at 11 26 a m CST and ends at 12 59 p m Eyewear safety cautions advised and observers urged to use dark glasses or look through overexposed film.

New York Hayden Planetarium Augusta United States Canada Robert R. Coles Planetarium Coles

Clothes May Make the Woman They Say

Witty saying notes that attire defines a person but jokes that a woman first shapes a man by her influence and charm.

Alternating Curtains Prevent Uneven Wear

To keep curtains from fading or wearing unevenly, regularly switch those hung at shady windows with ones in sunny openings. This practice helps even exposure and extends overall fabric life.

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