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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1940

Page

2

Motive For Moral Discipline Found In Lives Of Those With High Ideals

A long editorial argues for intelligent voting and public moral discipline ahead of the 1940s elections. It cites past margins, defends free political speech, cautions against graft, and urges national unity in preparation for war while stressing temperance and moral example as essential to good governance. It also notes temperance lessons from Luke and John the Baptist and references industrial mobilization and federal payroll growth.

John, the Baptist John Democrats Ed Flynn Democratic National Committee

Russia plans actions amid war forecasts for winter

The note discusses expectations about Russia's next steps in the ongoing conflict and how those moves could shape the war's trajectory through the coming winter and into next summer.

England Scotland Gibraltar Africa Egypt Britain Turkey Russia

Reaching High Peaks and Summits Feels Like Freedom

The passage describes people's desire to reach elevated places whether mountains hills roofs or tall buildings. It notes that rising above ground level offers a new perspective and appeal, comparing this urge to the allure of flying and the view from above everyday life.

Progress in soil conservation program noted

It praises soil conservation progress after decades of soil loss. The program is described as just starting but expected to double hillside yields within the lifetime of many residents, though not yet complete or fully underway.

Willkie Ada Democratic Party China

Nation on wheels as invasion warning in Ada

A wartime editorial warns that abundant cars would let invaders move troops and supplies quickly, citing Ada examples. It notes high mobility could empty towns and transport guns. An Ada man jokes about vacation costs, and a local student labels Eskimos as God's frozen people.

Ada

Battery C Lads Receive Assignments at Ft Sill

News from Over Here reports fine weather at Ft Sill with cold nights needing three wool blankets. Battery C members finish chain gang labor, four confined to camp, and several soldiers moving to specialized schooling. Rip Carpenter leaves with honorable discharge while Charles Hamblen improves Soldier status as Canteen Charlie. Tents with board walls and small stoves hoped for soon. timing unclear.

Ft. Sill Eddie Watson Joe Cope Hubert Lawson Joe Bryan Furlong Rip” Carpenter Pvt Charles Hamblen Junior Bowles

New Ada Colored School Building Promises Modern Facilities

The Ada colored school opens an eight acre campus with a new four room brick building near Highway 99 housing grades six to twelve, while the old frame structure serves grades one through five. WPA support, local PTA backing, and community leaders funded the project, with plans for an all weather road, utilities, and expanded playgrounds. The district also notes enhanced teacher credentials and a marching band and football squad in the new setup.

East Central State College Ada School Board M. A. Ebrite Charles A. Zorn T. M. Yarbro W. E. Pitt A. L. Fentem C. Dan Procter Ray Stegall County Excise Board Ben Hatcher Don Evans W. M. Pegg Elmer Chandler Ross Morris George Collins WPA S. S. Bradley Napier Ada Langston University A. B B. S L. L. Campbell E. L. Leather B.S Thelma Singleton Joe Carson Parent-Teachers Association Matilda Craven Betty King Elizabeth Rupert N. E. Bradley E. K. Fraizer E. D. Rupert Leona Brent Wonlesome PTA H. F.a.wards T. B. McKinne Hammond Heights C. W. Ware John Mayo T. H. Wilson Ed Gray Leroy Williams

Texas Registers 808 588 Draftees

Texas totals 808 588 registered men aged 21 to 35 across 254 counties. Seven new local draft boards formed in Dallas Harris Gregg Jefferson Nueces counties to speed processing. Adjutant General J Watt Page to attend national guard conference in Washington as state awaits lottery results.

Austin Tex Texas Adjutant General's Department Dallas Harris Gregg Jefferson Nueces J. Watt Page Selective Service National Lottery Page Washington National Guard Association Texas National Guard

Rayburn Returns to Bonham for Homecoming Parade

Speaker Sam Rayburn arrives in Bonham Texas for a large homecoming with eleven bands and a thousand musicians. He notes the national defense program is progressing and predicts Roosevelt’s landslide victory. He plans to fly back to Washington the next day after address at 7 30 p m.

Bonham Tex Sam Rayburn House of Representatives Texas Denison Rayburn Washington Roosevelt

Raters Chief Tabb Resigns From Texas Workmen’s Fund

Austin Oct. 19 P A FE Tabb chief rater and actuary of the state workmen's compensation department resigned today to accept private employment in Houston. Tabb had served the state 12 years, 10 of them in the position he held pen resignation.

Austin Tabb State Workmen's Compensation Department Houston

Escape Leads Officers to Stolen Jail Keys

Herman Sultemere, convicted rapist, directed officers to a spot six miles west of Fredericksburg, Texas, where he had hidden the county jail keys under a fence after his Monday escape. A sawed-off shotgun taken from Sheriff Alfred Klaerner’s possession was recovered near Sultemere’s home.

Fredericksburg Tex Herman Sultemere Here Sultemeier Gillespie County Alfred Klaerner

Oklahoma Party Chairman Tries To Patch Feuds

State Democratic Chairman France Paris acts as peacemaker amid disputes touching Gov. Leon Phillips and U. S. Representatives and Senators. Paris seeks neutrality to keep unity before the November 5 election as conflicts with Cartwright Ferguson Lee and Scott flare up.

Man’s Land Scott Board of Agriculture Paris Oklahoma Phillips Ferguson Cartwright Public Roads Administration Congressional Record Lee Ernest M. Hill United Press Oklahoma City France Paris Leon Phillips U. S Wilburn Cartwright Phil Ferguson Josh Lee Joe C. Scott

Red Cross Units Forming Now For Production Plans

Red Cross units organized in Ponto Toc county to support the American Red Cross production program. The county quota totals 1 865 garments with units pledging portions. Volunteers may contact unit chairmen to help sew and knit.

Red Cross Pontotoc County American Red Cross W. W. Sledge Sledge New Jersey Britain Ada ROFF Roff Civic Club W. Givens Allen Homer Jumper Stonewall Holloway Francis Miss Brown Fittstown Otto Morton H. B. Sloan Vanoss E. J. Farley

Tishomingo RoutS Allen 33 to 0 on Friday

Tishomingo Indians defeated Allen Mustangs 33 to 0 led by Gene Moore passing and Pap Hutchins rushing. Hutchins scored twice with Joe Jester adding a TD and Bob Pace returning an interception for a 35 yard score as the Indians rolled for 208 rushing yards to Allen’s 82.

Richard Swink Tishomingo Indians Allen Mustangs Gene Moore Pap Hutchins Indians Moore Baker Joe Jester Bob Pace Pop Hutchins Tishomingo Allen Allen High School Boney Matthews

W T Hall Stars As Stonewall Hands Ross 32–0 Defeat

Stonewall Longhorns dominate Ross football 32 to 0 at Stonewall. W T Hall, 170 pound fullback averaging five yards per carry, leads scoring with two rushing touchdowns and a late reverse for the final tally. Howard Anterkin and Morris also figure in key plays as Kennedy adds two blocked extra points.

Stonewall Stonewall Longhorns Ross W. T. Hall Longhorns Hall Roff Howard Anterkin Kennedy Morris

Pope Pius Appeals for U S War Relief Mission Aid

Pope Pius XII urged the United States to contribute generously to wartime missions as a path to world peace. In English remarks broadcast on Missionary Sunday he urged Americans to aid in rebuilding and comforting those damaged by war and to support the Catholic missionary spirit.

Vatican City Pius XII United States Catholic Society For the Propagation of the Faith

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