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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1949

Page

5

Navy Men Say B 36 Could Not Break Through Defenses

Navy testimony before Congress argues the air force B 36 bomber cannot penetrate enemy radar and air defenses. Witnesses say even if some bombers get through, A bombs would be wasted. experts describe the bombing at 40,000 feet as a myth and warn Russia likely has air defenses and interceptors to counter such raids.

Cornell Washington Navy Air Force Cmdr Eugene Tatum House Armed Services Committee Washington National Airport Tatora Aviation Ordnance Branch Aay Aeronautics Bureau Tom Russia Tatum Navy Fie Reday Win Pac Allweather Barbers Point Hawai M.tack

Federal help to enforce Oklahoma dry law

Kansas City October 10 federal district alcohol tax office reported notifying about 2200 liquor vendors in four states that transporting intoxicating liquor into Oklahoma violates federal law. Oklahoma and federal authorities vow vigorous enforcement with cooperation from state peace officers led by U S District Attorney Robert E Shelton.

Kansas City Oklahom Ernest N. Abbeldt Oklahona Ahlfeldt Missouri Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma Sheltar Shelton Shellort

Ada Schools Battle Speech Impediments Teacher

Ada Oklahoma faces a rise in speech defects among elementary students. Mrs. Yela B. Brewer, hired this fall, runs a three-group program across five Ada schools handling stutterers, babytalkers, and physically handicapped or dull children. Her schedule visits Glenwood Hays and more, while she builds trust with each child to avoid stigma.

Joan Clayton Te Rama Save Junior Mama Papa Byain Swain Wittah Oklahoma Ada Yela B. Brewer West Eighteensh Brewer Glenwood Hays Tulsa Univer A and M College Fastantral

State 49 Cotton Estimate Higher

Oklahoma weather forecasts show the 1949 cotton crop yield raised on anticipated U S production of 199 bales while early frost risks and cold conditions threaten to lower actual output. Officials warn the crop could fall short of the estimate if freezes occur.

Oklahoma City Wallaherra

Bridegroom Dies As Polio Victim In Enid Incident

A 18 year old bridegroom died after polio infection diagnosed last week. Steven Gunz was taken to hospital Sunday. his widow is former Miss Joe Marie Seltanriego End. Parents and relatives live in Wichita Falls Texas.

Enid Oklahoma Steven Gunz Joe Marie Seltanriego Andy Gung Wichita Falls Tex

Four Killed When Train Hits Washout

A Chicago bound Rock Island train struck a washout near Meade Kansas after heavy rains. Four people died and about 50 were injured as six cars left the tracks and three overturned. Ambulances from Liberal Dodge City and Fowler aided the scene. The Imperial train had two diesel locomotives and was en route from Los Angeles to Chicago.

Lse Goodenger Meade Kas Rock Island Here KL Curry Liberal Dodge City Fowler Crystal Lee Eugene Dutton Port Huron Mich Clic Beston Baby Wiliam Meade Globe Owens Mineola Tad Gardner Fowler Two Gardner Chicago W.blfi Hills Los Angelns

Former Ada Woman Marrying Soon

OKLAHOMA CITY Oct 1 former Ada woman Ada Mae Williams Musgrove and Chester Erwin of Kelso Washington plan marriage. They recalled past years and years of correspondence after meeting through relatives and friends.

Ada Chester Erwin Kelso Wash Ada Mae Willams Musgrove

Trio of Philippine presidential hopefuls vow victory

In Manila all three candidates predicted victory. Quirino believed he could win by a large margin, Laure expected about four million votes, while Laurel anticipated a strong showing among five million eligible voters. In New York, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt planned a birthday gathering in Greenwich Village.

Manila Lim Philippines Elpiedo Quirino Jose P. Laure Senate Mods Laurel New York Cxt Franklin D. Roosevelt Greenwich Wisley

Packing away summer clothes for fall storage

Home Demonstration Agent Martha Mote and HD Agent Jualita Floyd advise preparing clothing for winter. Clean stains and soil, store away from dust rust moisture and pests, avoid crushing. Use wooden or plastic hangers to prevent rust marks. preserve clothing in good condition. Fire Prevention Week runs October 3 to 15.

Martha Mote Jualita Floyd Haring Sumner

4-H Club Reports and Yearbook Schedule Highlights

Home Demonstration and 4-H clubs plan reports for county council. Club chairmen prepare project reports for county chairmen, to be shared at the County Council meeting. Yearbooks go to press and will be distributed at club reorganization. October meeting schedule lists Hart, Pickett, Vanass, Homer, and Fitzhugh meetings with various sponsors.

Hart Matt Hamer Tueay Pickett Jess Norville Vanass Homer Fitzhugh Thelma Hart

Dairy Show and 4-H Events At Pontotoc Oklahoma

National Dairy Cattle Congress attendance by Pontotoc County agents and 4 H club members at Waterloo Iowa highlights cattle breeds and judging results. Oklahoma A and M team placed second in a contest with 33 states. Kiwanis corn show and 4 H re organization announced with judging plans and enrollment details.

Oklahoma A P. C. McGillierd McGillierd Ada Fontetoe County Tne Boys Ernen Morgan Stonewall Billy Gene Young Fitzhugo W. F. George Jen Richard Soutes Latta Kiwanis Club Oklahoma Wesley Chaffin Extension Agronomist of Stillwater Kiwani’s Club Fair Fred Kiwanis Corn Project

Chilocco Superintendent Visits County Farm and Fair Highlights

L. J. Correll of Chilocco Agricultural School visited the county and discussed pastures and experiment station results. Richard White reported 9 of 125 cows tested had Bang’s disease, with 300 heifers vaccinated. Deal County 4-H members excelled at the Oklahoma State Fair with G. N. Riley second in hybrid corn and Olene Daniel third in garden seed.

L. J. Correll Chilocco Coalgste Correll Indian Agricultural School Stilwater Richard White State Department of Agriculture Bane Mr. White Deal County 4-H Club Oklahoma City G. N. Riley Olene Daniel Olney Chares Stutte Clarita Club Billy Don Morison

Judge Says Daniels Lucky In Sentence

District Judge Eben L. Tailor sentenced Emmett Ray Daniels to 99 years for the rape of a three year old girl. He noted Daniels was lucky to escape the electric chair after a jury conviction. Allen Arnold Sims of Fonea City received 15 year terms on two armed robbery counts to run concurrently. Billy Edward Lewis, 23, drew five years for attempted robbery of an airline ticket office.

Sulsa Oxfa Eben L. Tailor Fle Emmett Ray Daniels Allen Arnold Sims Fonea City John Ladner Billy Edward Lewis

Pieck Chosen as First President of Soviet Zone Germany

Wilhelm Pieck, the 73 year old Moscow trained communist leader, was selected to be the first president of the new Soviet zone republic in Germany. The Russians announced ending military rule in eastern Germany and transferring admin functions to the new east German government amid Western protests. A mass meeting was planned on Under den Linden with 100,000 people as crowds prepared under special police brigades and car bans around the rally site.

Daniel DE Luck Berlin Wilhelm Pieck Germany Soviet Zone Pieck United States Britain France Russia Vasili I. Chuikov Frankfurt Chuikov Bonn Western Western Germany Soviet Union Uner den

Turner backs Billingsley for Oklahoma House speaker

Oklahoma City Oct 11 Gov Roy Turner voiced loyalty to House Speaker Walter Billingsley of Wewoka saying no reason to change leadership and urging the legislature keep its leaders for a December special session to energize the 38 million building bond issue. Rep Rhys Evans of Ardmore floated a bid but indicated continued backing for Billingsley.

Oklahoma City Walter Billingsley Wewoka Roy J. Turner Rhys Evans Ardmore House Turner Billingsley Evang Evans

Death Calls Ada Pioneer in West Texas Community

Ada pioneer Mrs Westbrook dies at about 30. A heart attack struck Sunday at the First Baptist Church where burial was planned in Rosedale cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Austin of Austin Texas and son Max Westbrook of Oklahoma City, two grandsons. Born in Texas she married Mr Westbrook in 1904 at Stonewall and moved here in 1906. A former postmaster and county term clerk she remained active at Fire Baptist church. Her son said she and his wife visited Saturday. about 2 a m Sunday she suffered a new heart attack and died in the evening.

Danny Walker Transferred to Crippled Children's Hospital

Danny Walker, once a member of a local midget baseball team, has been transferred from Valley View hospital to Crippled Children’s Hospital in Oklahoma City Ward 1 E 20a NE Thirteenth. He is a polio patient receiving treatment and will welcome letters from Ada residents.

Danny Walker Valley View Hospital Cripp’ Children’s Hospital Oklahoma City Danny John Walker East Sixteentts Dane Crippled Children’s Hospital Thirteenth Valley Viewtal Ada

Daily Oil Output Increases Across States

The nation’s daily average crude production rose by 74,670 barrels in the week ending Oct. to reach 4,967,500 barrels. Texas led gains with 37,000 barrels to 3,026,200, first time above 2,000,000 since April. Louisiana added 36,525 to 1,522,425 and Oklahoma rose 12,800 to 433,800.

Tulsa Ukla Ueil Oil and Gas Journal Texas Louisiana Oklahoma

Four Slain In Ft. Worth Home

Four persons were found shot to death at a suburban Oak Knoll home in Ft Worth Texas. Victims include Mrs Richard G Finch 33 Penelope Finch 8 and Allan Finch 7. Mrs Finch mother and grandmother Mrs Walker identified, neighbor Mrs B C Hukill found bodies. All were in bed, shots believed to have occurred Saturday. husband and father away on leave from American Airlines. FTC

Fort Worth Tex Oak Knoll Richard G. Finch Penelope Finch Allan Finch Walker B. C. Hukill American Airlines Bilas Finch Bis Ann Arbor Michigan

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