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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1950

Page

2

Paris Portraits From War to Peace and Parisian Charm

An editor's note by Mary E. Little reflects on Paris as a city of enduring charm amid war rhetoric. It captures Parisian attitudes, the beauty of landmarks, the relaxed urban mood, and the unique Parisian spirit, while noting difficulty in objective commentary and the blend of glamour with social critique.

Paris Mary E. Littly Europe Trench Miss Little Farix Line Alec Tinmat France Hor Iisuanal Masham Hart George Moody Shawnee Louvre Place de la Concorde Champs Elygies Arc de Triomphe Seine Hewel Notre Dame Ada Champs Elysee London New York Rand Point Diors Fath Hes Hite Uney Joan of

Methodist Set Dedication Date

Tahlequah dispatch notes a scheduled dedication event for a Methodist chapel with details indicating September timing and community interest in the ceremony and attendees.

Methodist

Stratford Society News and Club Meetings Summary

Stratford society notes cover WCTU meeting led by Mrs. E L Biles with elections for president Mrs C A Burris vice president Mrs George Pearce and secretary-treasurer Mrs W W Reynolds. Flower Garden Club hosted by Mrs Laura Phillips with sunshine pals named plus tree planting talk. First Baptist WMA met with lesson from The World Seeds and prayers. attendees listed with several named members and a visitor.

WCTU E. L. Biles Willie‘ Milligan Merbers Evelyn Bell Biles C. A. Burris Burris George Pearce W. W. Reynolds Will Crawford Mattie Slatten Lee Ott C. A. Cushman Bell W. W. Glass C. L. Douglas Milligen Laura Phillips Flower Garden Club Ira Critchfield J. P. Hanley Karl Andrews Critchfield N. F. McAlister Hanley W. B. Jackson John T. Williams H. W. Murray A. C. Thompson First Baptist Church Isa Critchfield Ruby Green Alvie Gooch Jack Corley John T Williams Gooch J. M. Howell Steen Willie Milligan Walton Lobaugh J. V Lobaugh C. A. Cushtian Lewis Heed Baker Fitzhugh

Civilian Board Takes Over Armory Oversight

A civilian board of three, led by Ed Haley the fire chief who served in World War II, will assume control of the armory. W Boil and T Treacwe will handle alterations to ready the facility for its use. The board will operate within the office of the adjutant general of Oklahoma.

Ed Haley W. Boil T.treacwe Ined Gkianoma

Alexander to Open Campaign Monday in Oklahoma

Alexander announces campaign kickoff Monday with first of 43 scheduled speeches. Statewide radio address outlines platform as he travels to engage voters. Officials describe a wide publicity plan and steady campaign pace.

Alexander Oklahoma City Walt Repub At & Po Alexande

New Thrust Is Now Awaited In Korea War Front

AP dispatch from Tokyo reports Chinese and North Korean forces pressing along the Korean front near Taegu and Kyongju. U S Fifth Air Force limited by weather, while Red forces hold Battle Mountain and push toward Masan and Pusan. UN forces, including British and American units, report intermittent gains and pockets of combat as crossings over the Naktong continue.

Tokyo Gant Strater Tatra Associatiot Leif Erphen Eighth Army Taegui Yoncehon Kyong Ju Ture Ke- Téan Taegu U. S. Fifth Air Force Battle Mountain Erickson Battle Mountain Masan Pusan MacArthur Associated Press Jack MacBeth U.S Korea Hyonpung Taeru Younchon United Nations Yongchon Kyongju Taejgu Yongchon-Kyongju U.S. Eighth Army U. N U. S 23Th Division U. S. First Cavalry Taegu Uo Kumbhasa Yongsan Naktong River

Your Garden List of Chores Timely Check 2 for Roses

Garden column offers timely advice on fertilizing roses and pest control. It warns against late feeding before winter, recommends a liquid concentrated fertilizer, and notes aphid and whitefly risks. Home gardeners should use nicotine sulfate cautiously and consider DDT dust for hopper control while recognizing safety concerns.

The secretary who runs the boss’s life

Cal Tinney reflects on secretaries and business men, arguing many secretaries slow work and oppose the boss, while praising a level headed secretary as the real brains. He notes secretaries can save marriages, or end them, and contends women have reshaped offices by removing old habits and enforcing orders.

Philadelphia Stock Exchange Andon Bun

School Board Member Dies in Miami Funeral Closures

City schools will close half a day Monday for funeral services for garageman Frank Zane who was found shot at his home Thursday and died Friday. Zane was a Said member. Attorney Jim Reed said death was by own action. Zane leaves a widow and two children. The article notes the Watermelon juice factory reference from the Missouri era.

Miami Frank Zane Zane Said Jim Reed

Korean War Vets Lead Stepped-Up Training Push

General Mark W. Clark outlined a new accelerated army training plan sparked by Korean War veterans. All trainees face 14 weeks of infantry tactics, followed by battlefield-unit brush-ups with instruction teams led by combat veterans from Korea.

Washington Seni Mark W. Clark Army Field Forces Department of Defense United States Clark

More Forces Due in Europe

President Truman approves substantial increases in U S military forces in western Europe and urges Atlantic pact allies to match. The plan, devised with Acheson and Johnson, aims at a unified international force to defend Western Europe, with potential American leadership and a central planning command under consideration.

Washington Truman U. S Europe Western Russia State Acheson Defense Johnson Acheson Britt Bevin Schuman New York Atlantic Council Germany Angeria Trieste Mr. Truman United States Korea

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