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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1946

Page

3

Dairy Barn Plans For Pontotoc Farmers

Pontotoc County Agent promotes modern grade A dairy barns to improve soil health and milk quality. Plans from Oklahoma A and M extension meet State Health Department standards with features like sloping floors, drainage gutters, six cow stanchion capacity, and extended parlors. Plans detail window area per stanchion, air space, wall and ceiling finishes, ventilation, and drainage for barns and milk houses.

Pontotoc County Oklahoma A. and M. College Agricultural Extension Service State Health Department C. T. Sturdivant Oklahoma Msion Service

President Calls for Leadership at West Point in Speech

President Truman, returning from West Point where Army beat Oklahoma 21 to 7, urged cadets to embrace leadership for permanent peace. He praised General Marshall, General Bradley, and Admiral Morrell as examples and noted interest in baseball and the Dodgers pennant race.

Washington Truman Oklahoma West Point White House Brooklyn Dodgers Cardinals Army Washington Hall George C. Marshall China Omar Bradley Veterans Administration Ben Morrell

Bodkia: Early Form of Hairpin Recalled

A note recalls that in earlier times the device now known as a hairpin was called bodkia. The term reflects historical fashion tool usage in fastening hair.

Bear Laden Market Card Brings Cash to City

City Market owner Henry Cohen advertised for bear meat. Officer Glenn Matthews encountered a 330 pound bear near the City Market. Police, with game warden approval, shot the animal and sold the carcass to fund the police pension, netting $100.

Superior Wis Henry Cohen City Market Cohen Superior Evening Telegram Glenn Matthews Tower Avenue City Matthews Arthur Buchanan James McNaughton McNaughton Arne Kornstead Korstead Department Police Pension Fund

Sawmills to Get Housing Priorities Under Plan

Washington Sept 28 The housing expeditor announced that lumber priorities will extend to sawmills effective November 1 to let yards supply the HH housing priority for veteran home builders. Agreement by NHA and CPA aims to boost lumber flow into housing despite opposition from lumber producers. Wyatt rejected Governor Dewey’s call for a super priority, saying the housing shortage is a national problem to be solved nationally.

Washington Wilson Wyatt The Nations Housing Agency Civilian Production Administration Wyatt NHA Thomas E. Dewey New York Dewey

Sultan Kadijar's Will Omits Two Wives of Persia

In his will, Sultan Kadijar of Persia forgot ten of his wives. The fragment notes the omission of two specific spouses from the testament and records the royal document's lack of mention.

Sultan Kadijar Persia

Coalgate Invites To Oct 5 Program

Coalgate invites singers instrumentalists and dancers to enter the regular Saturday night competition on October 5. The third program offers cash prizes of 25, 15 and 5 dollars with sponsors the Coalgate merchants. Carl Portman is the contact for entries or record registration.

Coalgate Carl Portman Record Register

Ingenious Tip for Tasty Pies in 1805 Domestic Guide

A domestic cookery guide from 1805 suggests a small ingenuity can turn almost any material into a tasty pie. It presents practical, homespun advice for shaping crusts and fillings with common household items.

Tsaldaris to lead new Greek government after king's return

King George II returns from five years in exile to Athens and names Konstantin Tsaldaris head of a royalist government. Tsaldaris plans to consult opposition leaders for coalition talks as crowds and royalist factions gather in Constitution Square after the monarch's dramatic homecoming.

L. S. Chakales Athens George II Constantin Tsaldaris Greece Tsaldaris George Old Royal Palace Constitution Square

Missouri Governor spurns special session on veterans bonus

Governor Phil Donnelly refused to call a special legislative session and urged veterans to appeal to lawmakers in an orderly democratic manner. About 400 veterans arrived by car caravan, with 250 groups in the capitol rotunda, where no violence was reported. A Missouri Veterans' Bonus committee formed to pressure candidates in the November election, planning branches in every county to support a $400 WWII service bonus.

Jefferson City Phil M. Donnelly Missouri Missouri Veterans’ Bonus Committee E. I. Hockaday Missouri Highway Patrol Capitol Ben Markway Marl E. Owens Owen Harvey West O’reilly General Hospital Springfield B. E. Tabor Veterans’ Bonus Committee

Johnston County Brothers Build Fine Shorthorn Herd

Ward Tom and Joe Ferris grew from two gifts into one of Southern Oklahoma’s premier registered Shorthorn herds. The World War II veterans sell breeder and 4-H calves while maintaining a 1,900 acre pasture and 80 head of Shorthorns. They emphasize vaccination and breed improvement, with Edellyn Royal Guide as a senior sire and Royal Guide of OAMC as junior sire. Their family history includes FFA honors and service in Saipan and Okinawa.

George Hill Tishomingo Capital-Democrat East Central Ples Ferris Ward Tom Joe Ferris Oklahoma Papa Ples Ferris Tom and Tom Ples Joe Ferris Boys Edellyn Royal Guide Wilson, Ill Royal Guide of OAMC Stillwater Perth Scotland Tishomingo High School FFA Saipan Tisnomingo High School Murray Navy Okinawa Japan Ada Lou Ada Tulsa Ward East Central Grid Star Tish High Marines

County 4-H Members To Elect New Officers During October

County 4-H clubs plan October elections for local officers and organize for a year of programs. Enrollment is set for October 14 to 19 with a goal to boost county 4-H enrollment by 25 percent. Activities include corn poultry dairy fat stock and county fair shows and a November coin show.

Pontotoc County Kiwanis Club 4-H Club

Turkey Readies For Rapid War Response In Crisis

ISTANBUL Sept 28 Russia renews demands on joint defense of the Dardanelles. Turkish government stays tight lipped amid signs of alarm. An informant notes pessimism in high circles and says Turkey could enter a war in five minutes if attacked. Authorities warn of abnormal tensions and possible military precautions.

Istanbul Turkey Russia Dardenelles

Rigging For Section 16 Test At James Bayne Block

J C Norris and W L Crowell rig rotary tools at the No 1 James Bayne in Section 16 to test a 500 acre block centered on Section 16. The 1,750 foot test lies 660 feet north of Pioneer Petroleum’s old Hunton lime well at 2,620 feet, active since January 1932. Jack Barcklow of Ada watches. Kingery Brothers Drilling Co of Saint Jo, Texas holds the drilling contract.

J.C. Norris W. L. Crowell James Jack Barcklow Ada Kingery Brothers Drilling Company Saint Jo Texas

Eisenhower Returns to Germany for Occupation Review

General Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived in Frankfurt to inspect the army of occupation and called its achievements marvelous. He announced plans to cut the force by nearly half by July next year and dismissed rumors of becoming ambassador to Great Britain.

Frankfurt Dwight D. Eisenhower Germany

Candied Breath Used to Simulate Winter Breath on Set

An expensive pill form candy is employed by actors in films to create visible breath in cold scenes. As the candy dissolves it releases vapor, mimicking winter air and adding realism to on screen scenes.

Grotesque Gourd Grows in Twisted Snake Form

A curlicue gourd named Asma Khabakh twists into a grotesque shape resembling a writhing snake. The vegetable is popular in its Near East native habitat.

Near East

Sea Food Consumption Linked to Inland Populations

A sentence from a historical newspaper notes that sea food from salt water is brought to American ports and consumed by people living more than 200 miles from the coast, highlighting inland reliance on marine supplies.

Faithful winding makes balance wheel cover 4000 miles yearly

A watch wound with regular care reportedly drives the balance wheel to travel about 4000 miles in one year, highlighting the mechanical endurance of timepieces when maintained.

MacArthur Breaks Long Silence On Loss of Bombers

General MacArthur for the first time in Tokyo comments addressed the loss of U S aircraft in the Philippines on the war’s first day. He says Philippine air forces were outnumbered and inadequately equipped and overwhelmed by Japan. He rejects Brereton’s Formosa attack claim and defends decisions around bomber withdrawals.

MacArthur Russell Brines Tokyo General MacArthur U. S Manila Philippines Lewis Brereton Philippine Air Force Brereton Dairies Brereton Richard K. Sutherland Formosa Anila McArthur H. H. Arnold Clark Field Brines Associated Press Mindanao Pearl Harbor

Way Cleared For Vote on Bills

Oklahoma City Sept 29 Four constitutional amendments cleared for the November 5 ballot after the ten day appeal deadline passed with no further action. Opponents and attorney Charles E McPherren said ballot titles satisfy challengers. Sponsored by the Oklahoma Education Association the measures would provide free textbooks and change financing methods for common schools.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Secretary of State Charles E. McPherren J. M. Ashton Oklahoma Education Association

Scottish zoologist breaks ranks for rare butterfly

Thomas Edward, noted Scottish zoologist and naturalist, left a company of drilling militiamen to pursue a scarce butterfly specimen, demonstrating his relentless field curiosity and willingness to risk orders for science.

Thomas Edward

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