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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1950

Page

2

Ada Schools Revise Teacher Assignments Amid Staffing Gaps

Ada Public Schools revise teaching posts as resignations and active duty calls from the 45th Division thin ranks. Superintendent Morrison outlines changes across elementary and junior high with new appointments in English, history, science, art, music, and administrative roles to fill open positions.

Ada Rex Morrison 45Th Laland Newton Industrnez Richmond Alia Antiart Burkmath Mattie B. Warren Ralph A. Waston Sneren Bari B. Watters Gressett A. R. Wallace Léna Adair Rudolph Carney Laurice Core Grace Lawrence Reynolds Vera Simmons Herman Burrough Doreen Smith Anna Tinsley Thomas Ben Weaver Pauline Whitsett Nome Ec Annie Selle Winn

Tourists Roam Newport Palaces Amid Cost Pressures

NEA Service reports Newport shifts from exclusive millionaire mansions to open public tours. The Breakers mansion, once staffed by 40, now 12 to run for thousands yearly. Visitors from diverse backgrounds tour opulent rooms, while Bailey's Beach remains restricted.

NEA Newport R. J NSA Hal Bellevue Avenue Cornelius Vanidors Bilt Blas Clarence Ellis Washington, D. C R.E

Prime Minister Attles Calls for Constant Vigilance at Labour Confab

In Brighton, the Prime Minister urged junior delegates to maintain steady vigilance against Soviet influence amid a claimed 8,000,000 membership in the Trade in Congress. He warned against communists and called for unwavering loyalty during the conference.

Brighton Eng Attles Trade In Congress TUCH Ono Sbs Momberly Attee Junion Ling

Western European Defense Faces Maze of Red Tape

The article details how rearming western Germany is hampered by a tangled web of international committees. It highlights the Council of Foreign Ministers, the North Atlantic Council, and sprawling NATO structures, showing overlapping bodies and unclear authority that impede coherent European defense planning.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Germany Europe Council of Foreign Ministers America Britain France Belgium Netherlands Luxembours Council of Europe Amis Comedcian Tity Brussels Montgomers Montgomermian European Athea Ato Gay NATO North Atlantic Council U. S Canada Iceland Norway Denmark Luxembourg Haly Portugal Dean Acheson Council of Deputies Charles M. Spofford New York London U.S

Oklahoma City Brief Lists Military Officer Details

A fragment notes an Oklahoma City reference dated September and mentions Gene A Quinn linked to West Point and the 45th Division. The readability is limited with incomplete phrases and unclear actions.

Oklahoma City Sept Gene A Quinn Ea Sy West Point Officer

Fish Versus Meat in Food Value and Ways to Prepare It

A reader asks how fish compares with meat in nutrition. The article notes protein quality is high in both, fats vary by type with pork highest, shellfish are leaner, and salt water fish offer valuable minerals and iodine. It includes two fish recipes: fish fillets with vegetables and savory haddock.

M. Barser Bi Aeaerel Fastures

Turner Outlines Freedom Crusade

Oklahoma Governor Roy J. Turner announced a nationwide crusade for freedom against communism. National leaders Eisenhower and Clay will head the effort with a radio network, Radio Free Europe, to help democracies tell their story. Turner urged Oklahomans to contribute, even nickels and dimes, to fund anticommunist activities and complete a statewide organization in weeks.

Oklahoma City Roy J. Turner Turner Oklahoma Dwight D. Eisenhower Lucius D. Clay Radio Free Europe

Lost and Foodless High in Sierras

PORTERVILLE Calif. Sept. 3 A 4-year-old man told how he lived six days without food in the Sierra Nevadas after becoming separated from a fishing party last Tuesday. Searches later found him near the camp of two other campers about 20 miles from Ferrarville hospital.

Porterville Calif Veday Sierra Neveta Jacob Perry Quezag Aspen Sreg Sequie Nations Forest Parbex Perry Iruto Ferrarville Hoepstar

County Council Meeting Plans Home Demonstration Clubs

Martha Mote and Katherine Summers announce the annual program planning council meeting for home demonstration clubs at First Baptist church on September 8. Colbert club plans entertainment and hosts. talks include Building Cathedrals and Story of Self Sacrifice. Lemna O. Maloney previews Program Planning for 1951. Special music by Colbert club. Food preservation and clothing exhibits to be labeled with exhibitor name address and county.

Martha Mote Katherine Summers First Baptist Church Colbert Club Fies Club Ted Ebriie Bzrt Parker Lemna O. Maloney HBA

4-H Club Fair Exhibits Details and Schedule

Notes describe labeling mishaps on parade scarves and pillow cases, then give canning instructions for black eyed peas and field peas. It lists club meeting and fair schedule across multiple sites and dates in September, naming several 4-H clubs and locations.

Farm Views: T. B. Testing Program and Dairy Notes

County Agent C A Wailet reports 453 cattle tested by Dr J C Crow, federal vet in charge of T B testing in Pontotoc County. Owners needing cards may obtain them at the county agent's office. Scheduling lists tests for Sept 4 5 and 8, with numerous ranchers named. Also details top August DHIA cows, trench silos benefits and construction, ensilage handling, and new extension bulletins on farm trees broiler and winter pasture.

C. A. Wailet P. Smith T. B J. C. Crow Pontotoc Crow Walla

Narrow Wall Breaks Up for Better Kitchen Design

A reader seeks ideas to brighten a long narrow kitchen with a single blank wall. Suggestions include trellis wallpaper, brick-pattern fabric coverings, copper pots as wall display, and tin-lined pans for warmth and charm. Shelving at varied heights can display dinnerware to create a cheerful space.

Sue Gardner Gentyat

McClellan calls for all-out US mobilization war plan

Senator McClellan urged immediate all-out mobilization to up to 3,000,000 service members to deter Russia and demand disarmament through the United Nations. He argued for rapid strength build up and warned a final conflict if Russia refuses cooperation, while fellow senators debated pace and risk of a broader war.

Washington CPL McClellan D-Ark Russia Truman Senate Appropriations Committee Congress United States McCherlan United Nations Bar Russell D.ga H. Alexander Smith RNJ

Vanoss HD Club Selects Exhibits at Meeting

The Vanoss home demonstration club held a meeting last week to choose exhibits for the Pontotoc county fair. Fifteen members attended. Mrs. Ernest Mullen led a discussion on salads and their value in the diet. A demonstration of two salads was given by Mrs. Pitt. She also demonstrated the making of two salad dressings. Mrs. Pedersen and Mrs. Arter received birthday gifts.

Vannoss Pontotoc County Ernest Mullen Pitt Pedersen Arter

Road Bids In 22 Oklahoma Counties Set For Sept 12

Oklahoma City Sept P The state highway department announced bids will be set Sept 12 on 3 % projects in 22 counties estimated to cost 5 076 999 covering 122 035 miles of road and bridge work including paving 39 040 miles grading and drainage 35 529 miles and drainage and gravel surfacing 28 075 miles The largest project is 5 423 miles of roadbed for a four lane highway between Yahoo and Banner Cost around 637 158 Two other projects exceed 1 million dollars located in Payne and Murray counties

Oklahoma City State Highway Department Yahoo Banner Payne Murray

Oklahoma Tax Policy Stresses Stability for Industry

Oklahoma has kept tax rates near prewar scales since 1946, arguing stable policy attracts investors and lures industry. A 1945-46 crackdown on vehicle registration dodges boosted commercial vehicle tax receipts by 1.3 million dollars, with 7 800 trucks weighed and 1 300 citations issued, and a steady monthly decline in overweight arrests since January.

Oklahoma

Vet Hospital At Sulphur Undergoes Major Remodeling

The Sulphur State Veteran's hospital recreation building is undergoing extensive remodeling and redecorating since June. Two backstage dressing rooms with mirrors and tables, enlarged stage, new curtains, ceiling built projection screen, new amplifiers, and refurbished 129 seats are part of the upgrades. The old projection booth is replaced by a larger modern room and the basement gains brown and cream deco. A concrete ramp aids wheelchair access and two 16 mm films weekly entertain wards. Recreation director Miss Gracie Maltby cannot yet confirm completion but expects near future. Kahaa ei Foasil fish noted to resemble sharks.

Veteran's Hospital Sulphur Gracie Maltby Tsa

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