Ada Weekly News header and masthead fragment
Publication masthead lists Wm D Little editor and Thursday issuance with annual price and Ada Oklahoma postal details. Includes office telephones for business and editorial departments.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1945
Page
4
Publication masthead lists Wm D Little editor and Thursday issuance with annual price and Ada Oklahoma postal details. Includes office telephones for business and editorial departments.
The Murray Full Employment bill prompts debate on whether all should be employed and if government spending should drive job creation. Critics warn of heavy reliance on state aids, while supporters tout a national economic forum and open policy review to shape future policy.
Governor Kerr lauds public schools as shaping thinking capable of leveraging technology and rebuilding after the war. He urges continued bond purchases in October while noting Ada's retail gains, Pontotoc county sales up ten percent in August and state average over four percent.
The article argues no citizen is denied the right to work but warns against overbearing do gooders and heavy government. It urges easing government controls and lowering taxes to spur venture capital and job creation, citing aluminum industry competition and Melon interests. It closes noting a Tulsa World line about freedom from fear in the atomic age.
William E. Gilroy argues that the Christian way of life rests on the two great commandments to love God and love our neighbor. He links this ethic to Judaism and Jesus, noting the need to live these principles after war and to embody mercy rather than violence.
Pontotoc County Fair results list cattle entries by breed and exhibitor from Ada to Fitzhugh. Champions include Bates & Son in multiple cattle classes and Granger & Gurloff in aged classes. Swine and poultry divisions recognize top boars and sows, while 4 H clubs note winners in crops, dairy, and crafts.
Army war casualties and prisoners of war liberated from Japan are listed with numerous Oklahoma names and home towns including Hobart Weatherford Shawnee Tulsa Sapulpa Muskogee Chandler Bartlesville Lawton Lawtonic. The roll includes officers and enlisted men such as Ist Lt. John Noske Jr. and Capt. C. V. Kern among many others.
2nd Lt. Vernon V. Murphy arrives at San Antonio Texas after 15 months in the European theater as a pilot. He is the son of Mrs. Gertrude Murphy and husband of Wanda L. Oliver. He wears the DFC ETO ribbon with four battle stars Air Medal with eight clusters and the Purple Heart. He was recently liberated from a prisoner of war camp and three weeks ago visited Ada.
Cpl. Woodrow W. Elmore has joined the 529th Air Service Group in the European Occupation Air Force. Son of Mrs. Beulah Elmore of Ada, he is a Byng High School graduate who joined the army in January 1942 after working at Reems Manufacturing Co. He holds the Good Conduct Medal and the EAME Campaign Ribbon with three stars for Tunisia, Foggia Naples, and Rome Arno. He has been overseas since January 1943.
Pawnee Oklahoma population 2800 faced isolation as Black Bear creek flooded, marooning about 50 workers at the nearby Indian agency and halting traffic on three roads. Nurses and staff at the Indian hospital crossed a railroad trestle over the swollen stream to reach their duties as two feet of water covered the usual roadway bridge.
Australia plans to request 190 million feet of lumber from East Siberia via the Soviet Union to boost local timber supplies and imports. Earlier shipments of pine and hardwood known as Manchurian oak reached Australia from the Amur River valley before the Pacific war.
Doctors in Armenia work to treat Alfredo Correa, 46, whose heart, spleen, and stomach sit on the right while the liver and appendix lie on the left. Acute abdominal pain prompted radiographs revealing the condition.
Villagers near Cliffe England report loud detonations from marshes as old bombs mines and ammunition are exploded, leaving residents to fear for safety while authorities conduct the disposal work.
Pontiac Illinois report says seven youths were caught gambling on the courthouse lawn. Under police supervision they were ordered to work scraping and cleaning around the city buildings.
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