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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1948

Page

4

Support Ada Community Concerts to uplift Ada audience

The Ada Community Concert Association aims to bring top American music to Ada including a possible symphony performance for the first time. S. C. Boswell will lead the season ticket drive to fund a season that enhances education, culture, and community leadership in Ada and surrounding areas.

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We Approve The Legislative Council Reform Plans

Citizen editorial voices support for reform by the legislative council to improve procedure in sessions. It urges printing amended measures for member desks before passage, notes past rushing near session ends, and praises the council for providing facts on finances to inform votes. The piece hopes for continued council work and adherence by both houses.

Oklahoma Legislative Council Agalaw

Better Use of Water in the Western States

Discussion of water use advances across Oklahoma and Texas alongside California ideas to pump sea water for irrigation. Notes on reducing evaporation, pipeline and underground irrigation, and the need for more water as food demand grows. Reflects on government costs, welfare, taxes, and public duty, plus Ada’s Valley View hospital expansion and health center status.

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Townsman Foresees War If Russia Holds Atomic Bomb

A man in town argues that if Russia possessed the atomic bomb she would have declared war by now. He reasons that since no war has occurred yet, it may still be imminent, though he admits uncertainty.

Russia

Berlin Is Not an Armed Camp Says Russian Sector Open City

Barry Grayson reports from Berlin that the Russian sector is open and civic life continues with limited gas and electricity. He contrasts desolation with cultural venues like the Komische Oper while noting daily life remains strained for 2.2 million Germans amid shortages and rationing.

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Peters Told Of Getting Into For The Party

New York report notes former communist official Louis Budenz testified Peters claimed to be gathering information in Washington and Hollywood for the party. Budenz described Peters as a top communist organizer directing contracts and conspiratorial activity, likening the party to a submerged submarine. He testified Peters spoke of bringing in individuals including a man named Jackson who killed Trotzky as part of Soviet-aligned operations. Peters, facing contempt and possible deportation charges, denied the testimony, while witnesses placed him in Moscow with Lenin School students in the early 1930s.

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Drawings Used in 750-Foot Entmatec Cartoon Film

The project uses between 10,000 and 2,000 drawings for a 750 foot short in entmatec cartoon field. Early days required about 3,003 drawings. Ravens and magpies can be taught to speak.

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Isotopes Enter Daily Life A Science Primer

Washington report explains isotopes and their role in everyday life. It defines elements and isotopes, notes natural and artificial isotopes, and explains radioactivity, tracers, and medical uses such as iodine for thyroid treatments.

Chante Stentits U. S. Atomic Energy Beime Hany

GBS Urges Agreement On Word Meaning

George Bernese Shew writes to the Times urging that Russia and the West agree on definitions of key terms. He warns that the Barlinovisis faces either negotiation or war and argues negotiation is impossible without consistent wording.

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Unclear OCR: automotive parts market note

Fragmentary OCR describes procurement in automotive industry involving steel malleable iron upholstery leather glass and metals with mention of magnetic force and electric magnet device. Text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or dates.

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Oklahoma cropland and pasture conditions dip slightly

State weekly crops and weather bulletin reports conditions generally favorable but note need for rain. Pastures and late feed crops are water stressed. corn and sorghum harvests progress though insect damage reduces yields. Grain prices edge lower. cotton and oats show modest price changes across the 30 day period.

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Zinneman Receives Director Award

Austrian born filmmaker Zinneman wins the first Screen Wild Director Award for his film about a displaced child. The project carries a budget of 3.3 million dollars.

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Rise of Coeducational Colleges Expands US Education

CEARENCE E LOVEJOY surveys postwar higher education shifts. Tuition growth drives more students into college, with coeducation spreading as formerly single sex colleges admit women. Junior colleges convert to four year programs while universities expand disciplines and facilities. The piece notes rising enrollment, new chairs, and broader curricular aims across Hastings Nebraska, North Carolina State, Kansas State, Akron, Boston College, and others.

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