Ada Weekly News Adopts New Editorial Details
The Ada Weekly News, established 1901, published by The News Publishing and Printing Co in Ada Oklahoma, announces publication details and editorial leadership. The Ada Evening News and The Ada Weekly News operate under editor W D Little with Carrie Ada as contributor, and list mailing rates and post office status.
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THE
ADA Weekly News
Ada
Oklahoma
News Publishing and Printing Co
Okla
Agreement on Foreign Policy Party Responsibility
The piece argues that corruption is not limited to a party and that cleaning house depends on the president and cabinet, civil service limits, and party discipline. It notes Stevenson and Eisenhower share similar foreign policy aims and cites Roscoe Drummond on their near identical speeches.
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Truman
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Harding
Grant
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Chicago
United Nations Backed by Stevenson Eisenhower in Campaign
In Pontotoc county notes a Republican candidate appears on the ticket for Justice of the Peace of Stonewall. Both Stevenson and Eisenhower favor UN as a tool for peace, arguing the world forum must be strengthened to oppose aggression and unite the free world.
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Governor Stevenson
General Eisenhower
Roscoe Drummond
Washington
Christian Science Monitor
Los Angeles
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Eisenhower
Stevenson
United States
Free World
Greece
Turkey
North Atlantic Alliance
America
Korea
United Nations
Pontotoc County
Stonewall
Governors Voice On State Policy In Public Suggestions
The governor presents suggestions on three upcoming measures and argues against their enactment. He warns higher taxes may deter industry and questions the bonus plan's complexity. He urges youth to learn government and civic responsibility, urging serious voting from adolescence onward.
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Murray
Wichita Falls
Texas
Oklahoma
Salesgirl as a Novel Heroine in Small Town Life
A columnist muses on writing a diary style novel from a salesgirl’s daily experiences in a small town. She imagines romance, customer stories, and the day to day pressures of helping shoppers, noting women’s broader modern roles beyond traditional work.
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Ada
Law of Supply and Demand Stirring Sharp Disputes Now Between Consumers
In a period of deregulation many industries face clashes as prices fall for metals and oil. The article notes potential mine shutdowns for lead and zinc, surging foreign oil imports, and steel making expansion resistance. Du Pont plans a synthetic ethyl alcohol plant while the government emphasizes defense capacity. Factories adapt to cheaper inputs and possible overproduction fears.
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Sam Dawson
New York
London
New York Journal of Commerce
du Pont
Deepwater
N. J
Tuscola
Ill
National Retro-Chemicals Corp
John Suman
New Jersey Standard Oil
Venezuela
Middle East
U. S
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Suman
United States
A Small $3 Gift Fuels Big Voter Dreamer Fever
In New York a friend who donated $3 to a presidential campaign shows a shift from casual interest to a stakeholding investor mindset. He envisions influence, contemplates access, and imagines a path to power with tickets, future roles, and a whispering of imperial ties.
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New York
Former K Dem Leader Involved in Taverns and Gambling Case
Government witnesses testified that John T. Costello former Democratic leader held profitable interests in two taverns and a gambling operation from 1943 to 1946. He faces a federal tax evasion trial for 1945 46 totaling 4262.
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Kansas City
John T. Costello
Costello
William M. Boyle Jr
Boyle
Daniel Hogarty
State Line
Hogarty
James Stewart
Stewart
Joan Goetz
St. Joseph
Goetz
California Likely For Record Vote
Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan predicted a record 91 percent turnout in California for the upcoming presidential election, equating to about 5.4 million voters. He cited a high registered base of 6,998,300, including 3,312,668 Democrats and 2,455,713 Republicans, preserving the Democratic edge.
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Sacramento
Calif
Frank M. Jordan
Jordan
Crude Oil Output Hits New Record
Tulsa report shows weekly average crude oil and condensate production rising to 6,539,725 barrels for the week ending Oct 25 as Kansas leads gains. State totals show Kansas up 8,100 to 354,000 barrels, Oklahoma down 200 to 525,200. Year to date output reaches 1,846,604,600 barrels, up from 1,833,604,600 a year ago.
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Tulsa
Oil and Gas Journal
Journal
Kansas
Michigan
Illinois
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Allen News Social Roundup Notes Visits and Guests
Allen residents host and visit relatives across Oklahoma. Families from Oklahoma City Sapulpa Tulsa Duncan McAlester and Ada gather for weekends and longer visits with Barnes Hodges Gibson Hall Brown Miller and Hartsfield kin. Local travel includes trips to Oklahoma City Marietta Fort Worth and Rio Grande Valley.
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Willard Wright
Rio Grande Valley
Fort Worth
Texas
Soviet Newsmen Ban Shuts Russian Press From Japan
Tokyo officials announced a total ban on Soviet Russian correspondents and a Russian film representative. Three Soviet reporters and one film delegate were ordered to leave within a month after their residence applications were rejected. Foreign Office said they entered Japan with the now defunct Russian Mission and that Russia did not sign the peace treaty.
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Tokyo
Japan
Masayoshi Kakitsubo
Foreign Office
Russia
Royal Command Film Draws Mixed London Criticism
Queen Elizabeth II attends a royal show for Because You're Mine starring Mario Lanza. Critics in London's papers slam the picture as ordinary or a stinker while tens of thousands celebrate outside the theater. The Queen, Prince Philip, and Princess Margaret arrive to fanfare, as police manage crowds.
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London
Mario Lanza
Candidates to Slug In Madison Square
Major presidential campaigns converge on Madison Square Garden with Adlai Stevenson speaking tonight after New Jersey events and Dwight D. Eisenhower scheduled for Thursday. Each candidate seeks a large turnout with thousands outside the arena as slambang contests unfold in a traditional political display.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Adlai E. Stevenson
New Jersey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York City
McCarthy Accuses Stevenson of Aiding the Red Cause
Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy charged Gov. Adlai Stevenson with aiding the Communist cause during a nationwide broadcast from Chicago. He listed left wing advisers and a plan to foist communism on Italians, while alleging an endorsement by the Daily Worker and disputing Institute of Pacific Relations documents.
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Chicago
Joseph R. McCarthy
Adlai Stevenson
McCarthy
America
Stevenson
Wisconsin
Loop
Illinois
Daily Worker
Institute of Pacific Relations
William Holland
Institute
Berkeley
Calif
McCarran
IPR
Holland
FBI
Sign Up Blood Donors For November 25 1952
Navy recruiters urge pledges or donations to the Red Cross for Armed Services needs. Blood collected in this area will be allocated to whole blood transfusions and plasma for service members. A service hospital patient in the USA recalls Korea and asks not to be forgotten.
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Navy
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Armed Services
USA
Korea
Bu Joe
Errol Flynn Loses Alimony Fight in Lili Damita Case
Los Angeles report says actor Errol Flynn must pay Miss Lili Damita $105,712.90 in back alimony. Judge Clarence Kincaid ordered Flynn to cover $61,160 in income taxes and $40,500 in arrears with seven percent interest from due dates and $5,000 attorney fees to Damita. The ruling follows a 1950 decision on appeal by both sides.
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Los Angeles
Errol Flynn
Lili Damita
Clarence L. Kincaid
Elmer D. Doyle
Kincaid
Miss Damita
Flynn
Doyle
Houtteman Drops 20 Losses in 194? Detroit Season
Detroit right hander Art Houtteman finished the season with 20 losses marking the first 20-game loser for the Tigers since Bobo Newsom in 1941. Only Mullin and Dauss in earlier decades also reached 20 losses for Detroit.
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Detroit
Art Houtteman
Detroit Tigers
Ledger
Art
Cleveland Indians
Tiger
Bobo Newsom
George Mullin
George Dauss
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