Labor unions warned as workers hold war stake
Rear Admiral Bun Moreet told the building and construction trades department of the American Federation of Labor that workers have the biggest stake in the war while labor's wartime record is not ideal. He urged Labor to refuse strikes and consider whom they harm before acting, emphasizing that strikers affect the fighters and themselves.
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Tgrontoc
Bun, Moreet
US. Navy
Bureau of Yards
Building and Construction Trades Department
The
American Federation of Labor
Naval
Tabor
Strikin
Melish Schools Plan Strap Drive Amid Scrap Sweep
Superintendent Dale Roger of Melish schools announced plans for a district wide scrap drive in coordination with the Home Defense unit of the Firststown era. On Thursday the entire district will rally 400 to 560 pupils to comb the oil field area collecting light metal and assembling heavy pieces as workers advance with trucks.
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Dale Roger
Felish Wchools
Firstows
Firtstown Ates
Jim Duncan
Rogers
Gnepupit
Vick
August Sees Record Low Traffic Deaths in U S
The National Safety Council reports August had the fewest traffic fatalities on record since 1926 with 2210 deaths, down 40 percent from last August. The drop reflects reduced driving mileage and a general nationwide decline, while no state posted an increase.
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Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
Courftry
Sidney J. Williams
Council
Public Safety Division
Guuneil
Salvation Army drive opens in Ada with early funds
Ada volunteers on a Salvation Army home service fund campaign met after a breakfast with TG. Kelly as chair, pledges already total $356.50 in cash. About 56 business and professional men formed four committees to canvass South Broadway area, aiming to support emergency relief and transient calls for the coming year.
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Salvation Army
Home Service
Ada
Kelly
Jocal Salvation Army Supervisory Board
der Procter
Marines Cheer Flier Return From Guadalcanal
Decoded wartime dispatch details Captain Marion Earl of Hubbard Oregon and fellow Marines celebrating the return of a top pilot shot down at sea near Guadalcanal. The headline notes relief among squadron mates after days of radio silence and renewed combat activity with Japanese forces in the region.
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Tom Yarbrough
Tee
Solomon Islands
Marion EH
Earl
Hubbard
Ore
Guadalcanal
Gusdulean
John T., Smith
Lexington
Okla
Carl
Recruits for Recreation in Kansas City Navy News
Recruits for recreation in Kansas City. The Navy lists 166 sailors flying cadets and officers, with repairs and watchkeeping noted. A veteran lieutenant senior grade, Millard Burner, is praised for his service and potential continued impact, reflecting on years served and honorable discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Rollang Milard-Turte
Navy
Millard- Burner
Our Planes Are Tops Say Investigators
Washington says a quiet Army inquiry into American built aircraft left a House subcommittee satisfied with performance and protection. Executive session findings will be released in a week or two, with Rep. Brooks stating the planes are among the best and the bomber is unrivaled for long range daylight raids.
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Washington
Army Air Forge
Brooks
D-La
ThePessimist Chorus Stirring Remarks At Rally
Wheelar warns that without giving Wreke Saye the Funk, there would be nothing left to protest. Mrs Lem and Hob Baga xu Te voice skeptical party line as tensions rise.
Allied Troops Roll Back Japs In New Guinea And Stalingrad Defense
Allied forces press in New Guinea driving retreating Japanese across the jungle while Soviet troops report stubborn defense at Stalingrad. Red Army counts fresh routs against German and Romanian units as casualties rise and city conditions worsen. Soviet reports claim Germans and their allies suffer heavy losses as fighters brace for continuing combat.
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New Guinea
Moscow
Stalingrad
Adolf Hitler
Leningrad
Mozdak
Kalin
Rehey
Peetey
NATO Village
Toounteltridge
Torikaiwa
Memari
Nauru
Hitlers rally and New Guinea drive clash in dispatch
Adolf Hitler declared belief in victory as Stalingrad looms, with Rommel present at a Nazi rally. In Australia, Allied forces in New Guinea seized Tovibaiwe ridge, forcing a Japanese retreat while bombing Buna, Salamaua, and surrounding beach installations.
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Berlin
Garten
Adolf Hitler
Stalingrad
Hitler
Allence
Bookem
Willl
Erwin
Rommel
Rormmel
North Africa
Buna
Aliced
Salamaua
New Guinea
Continued Page Six item in local newspaper
Fragmentary OCR shows a continuation marker with page six notation from the newspaper. No readable names, dates, or events are present to identify a specific item or outcome.
War Bond Clubs Grow Across State In 10 Percent Plan
Jones state administrator of the war savings staff reported a near record 74 business firms in Ishorna approved for the 10 Percent War Bond. The state total reached 812 clubs with 32,179 participants in the savings drive. The report covers the week ending and notes an immediate goal of 120,600 employees in TOMY clubs.
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Sn City
UPLB
Jones
Watt Savings
Qk- Ishorna
Maw
Xeport
Airport Nears Completion with CAA Oversight
Representatives of the Civil Aeronautics Administration inspected Ada’s nearly finished airport on Wednesday. Engineers from Tulsa and Dallas led the tour, praising progress as asphalt paving for the two main runways proceeds. The inspection team, including CAM officials and U.S. captains, expressed full satisfaction with the work and ongoing site improvements.
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Ada
CAA
Dhay Virjet United States
Tulsa
Divisen KS. EL
Dallas
Texas
Jon
A. E Gystt
Cam
S. Travis, Jr
Cah
C. C. Pate
B. D
A. C. Bilomgren
Don Stiles
J. By
Churet
W. O. Kacpenkl
M.S. Kerr
U. S. E. 0. Bellas
B. Cape
U.S. Southwestern
U. di
Dalles
The Walks Away Leading The Horse
Chicago police hunted four horse thieves with strong clues after a strange man entered a riding stable on September 30. He ordered a mare be saddled, declined help to mount, and then rode away on the steed in a bold escape.
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Chicago
Powlice
Tony
Waleed
Senate Adopts Compromise On Anti-Inflation Bill
The Senate voted 36 to 4 to strip a farm parity provision from inflation legislation and adopt a Barkley compromise directing the lifting of price ceilings where farm labor costs justify increases since January. The move ends a daylong clash between the administration and the Senate farm bloc over directing President Roosevelt to stabilize prices, wages, and salaries to Sept 15 levels.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Roosevelt
House
Barkey
Hateh
D-Mml
Sa. Fay
Missed Chance In First Fighting in Air Over Luzon
Philadelphia dispatch reports Admiral Thomas C. Mart, former commander of the Asiatic fleet, contends that Allied air forces failed on Luzon’s first day, missing a crucial chance to blunt Japan’s push toward Java. He cites misused fighters and problematic early December conditions, noting strong Japanese air power on the fields and asking why the big opportunity was not seized.
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Philadelphia
Thonas C. Mart
Abiied
Pearl Harbor
U.S. Asiatic
Navy
Izin
Luzon
Jeva
Detdewei
Philiazines
Oalw
Ada Chamber to hear city works and Cudahy plant update
Pryor city commissioner of public works and Bowman manager of the Cudahy Packing plant will speak at Ada Chamber of Commerce Thursday noon. Pryor will discuss resurfacing for Fast Main and South Townsend roads while Bowman reports on Cudahy plant activities. Mayor Crawford will give airport update.
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W. Pryor
Pubic Works and Property
Cin Bowman
Cudahy
Spéa’ Ds
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Pryor
South Townsend
Bowman
Bill Crawford
Scrap drive pushes toward thousand ton goal in Ada
About 100 tons and 206000 pounds of scrap have been turned in since Monday as Ada salvage drives seek 1000 tons in three weeks. Local firms report 600 and 31000 pounds. schools and businesses race to beat targets while War Production Board agents survey abandoned facilities for salvage.
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Norus Broadway
Ade Irom and Metal Company
Ada Pe and Supply Company
Drive
Lenough
Board of Education
Sot
John Beard
Alien
Special Projects
War Production Board of Dallas
AFL backs Oklahoma State Federation in wartime drive
Oklahoma City opening of the thirty-eighth annual state federation session featured AFL leaders pledging full support to the federation and war effort. Lige Williams urged continued action and observed that bank purchases and pig goods help inflation and government wartime financing.
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Oklahoma City
Sep
American Federation of “Labor
Oklahomae Federation
Lige Williams
Charles Hathaway
Benaktine
Te ‘Grog
Mog Mien
Warren Bilt-eckge Securities
Ae Cood
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Melish Schools
Oklahoma Federation of Labor
Foods
Atlantic
WEA
Mackenzie
Home Service Fund
Ammaak Drive
London
Dewitt Mac
Cane
Ull Sulla
Warglaw
Gaiyahl
Sonia Alhon
Vga
Dewtet Mackenzi Wite
Britain
John Bull
Munich
Frankenstein
Conner
Perseux
Chile
New Britain
Berttermberg
Jas
Douglas Haig
Flele Marshal
Lord Main
Sir John French
Smith
Om Chier
France
Gallipoli
Toros
Bos
Subcommittee
By Hob Baga Xu
Newt Lark
Fucherr
By Edee Gilmore
Don Varga
Caucas
Black Sea
Novorossisk
Moadok
Red Star
Stalingred
Army
Statioiad
MacArthur
Australia
Owen Stanley Range
Thal Fied
Nauiu
Tovibaiwe Ridge
Buns
Port Moresby
Alten
Selvage High
AFL
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