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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1948

Page

8

Russia Pushes Global Atomic Ban At UN Conference

Russia demands United Nations ban on atomic bombs and the creation of a central energy commission while insisting on control machinery. Western delegates pursue a path toward a conference of the international community, with U.S. officials arguing for a broader ban and a unified approach.

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Demo Speakers To Be Active All Week in Oklahoma

Oklahoma events outline a week of campaign speeches by Democratic figures including Rep. Sain Raburn and Kerr candidates. Schedule shows Tulsa and Oklahoma City stops with multiple venues and dates across Sunday through Saturday, highlighting rallying remarks and campaign touring in a busy political week.

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Latta Chapter FFA Impresses At State Fair

Latta FFA members Paul Cassidy Clyde Cassidy and Bob Shorter capped a six week preparation by placing in judging at the State Fair in Oklahoma City. The team faced miscues but showed strong effort. A future Muskogee judging team with Vernon Laxton Lloyd Martin and Charles Tevl is planned amid additional local attendance.

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U N University Student Dies In Car Turnover

A University of Oklahoma student died when a car overturned during a turnout on a highway 15 miles west of Sofran. The driver Calvin Ning Prion, 27, and a passenger suffered multiple injuries. another occupant sustained severe injuries as well. The crash near a highway offramp involved a three car collision. First responders and hospital personnel treated the injured at the scene and at the nearest hospital.

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Police Make Five Arrests On Monday

Five arrests were made Monday including three drunken individuals and two others tied to disturbances. The article notes the area had been quiet prior to the incidents, with the locale described as mostly empty and unused for some time.

Rees Criticizes FCE Decision Over Free Speech Ruling

Rep Rees argues the commission decision on Dyeaseasis hinders aid to a dangerous station. He says the ruling blocks discussions and should not be barred merely because a station operator disagrees with views. The critique centers on free speech guarantees in constitutional provisions.

Rees

Republicans Gather in Oklahoma City for State Convention crowds

About 75 of the state counties will send delegates to the Oklahoma Republican convention in Oklahoma City. C. E. Barnes, state party chairman, says around 111400 attendees are expected. Governor Thomas E. Dever will remain in the city for the next day as the Republican presidential candidate tours.

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How to Lower Meat Prices

The agriculture department says today consumers can export with little relief in most meat prices. It predicts 1949 per person supply at 140 to 143 pounds, down from 145 this year and far below 155 in 1947. Bumper feed crops may boost production, improving cattle quality, while pork dominates next year. Seasonal shortages this summer may ease, but prices will remain high by historical standards.

Washington Agriculture Department

Antlers City Briefs in Brief Local News

Antlers community notes cover a memorial service for a deceased veteran, a reburial at Black Fork Cemetery, a burglary arraignment for Billie Peagler, a drunken driving plea by Bernie McEI, a President’s Day reception in Oklahoma City, VA business visits by W L Anderson, and veteran affairs outreach by Carl Os and Russell Burris. Local Auxiliary members attended the funeral service for Kelly M. Rothing and the overseas return.

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Georgia Demos Rule For Truman

Georgia Democratic executive committee names 12 presidential electors pledged for Truman after weeks of talks. Chairman Peters says electors promised to vote for Truman if Georgia remains Democratic in the general election. Governor Thompson signs election reform clearing the way for electors listed under Truman and allows states rights Democrats to meet on the ballot. In Chickasha, Mrs. Chyile Hall is named secretary treasurer of the Greats County Democratic Central Committee, succeeding Opal Hale.

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President Back In Washington Sets Out on Wednesday

President Juraan returns to Washington after a 8300 mile coast to coast swing and announces another campaign tour starting Wednesday. He declares a crusade against special interests and vows decisive action. He greets crowds at the White House and predicts millions heard his messages. Next stops include Philadelphia Jersey City and Buffalo with three major nighttime speeches scheduled.

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Vets Convene in Tulsa Amid Second Annual Meeting

In Tulsa on October 2 the 45th division opened its two day gathering with the theme it is good to be able to be here. A memorial service is planned tomorrow morning with Walter M. Harrison delivering the address. Jass Chateau, Tulsa county chapter president, said attendance may reach 300.

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California dental research institute hosts fifth annual meeting

The Desert Inn at Palm Springs hosts the fifth annual California dental science conference led by Dr. J Sm Becks. Researchers will discuss hormones effects on teeth, rat bone growth, caries prevention, fluorine impact, and diet’s role in decay. University of California figures report stopping tooth decay in 88 percent of patients who reduced sugar for three months. A Tulsa man shoots himself in car, 59 year old Rol fend N Steil dies.

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CIO Heading Into Showdown of Leff Right Wing Groups

Washington October 20 The CIO faces a looming clash among its factions as charges of internal friction and anti communist pressure threaten leadership. An inquiry by a CIO committee into the Greater New York City CIO council will report to the executive board in Portland on November 17. Disciplinary action, if any, could be appealed to the convention amid broader splits over the European Recovery Program and WFTU policy.

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Wapanucka Hosts Kerr Rally Friday Night

Wapanucka invites all to a Democratic rally and barbecue on Friday with Hon. Robert Kerr, U.S. Senate nominee, as guest speaker. Barbecue begins at 6 p.m. Ross Lipe of Tishomingo will cook. music by Wiley and Jean. Kerr speaks at 8 p.m. Visitors from Fontatoc, Johnston, Asoka, Coal, Bryan, and Marshal counties expected.

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Paving Projects To Be Re Advertised In Ada City

City officials announce four paving jobs totaling about 45000 dollars will be re advertised after bids were not received. Contractors cited high state set aside of 2 million as a factor delaying bids. Projects include East Tenth from Mississippi to Bradland and East Fourteenth from Mississipi to Francis with sections of Belmont and Twenty second.

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S. H.61 to Be Improved by State Highway Commission

State Highway Commission plans improvements to S. H.61 including reshaping the road for better drainage and gravel resurfacing. Ada engineer Hark Anderson notes drainage repairs will accompany the project as part of the modernization.

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