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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1949

Page

3

Death Comes To Rutledge At York Saturday Night

Justice Wiley B. Rutledge, eighth and last Roosevelt appointee to the U.S. Supreme Court, died at York Village Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. He had been hospitalized since late August after a paralysis struck his left side. Rutledge, Maine native and former head of a law school, was 58 and survived by his widow Annabel and two daughters.

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Ada Horse Show Promises Family Night At Fair

A horse show comes to Ada during the fair with profits benefiting Valley View Hospital polio ward. Events include western pleasure for children, racing, barrel races, and a parade of champions before calf roping. Ada Round-Up Club sponsors the event at Mereford Park arena on September 25 and 16.

Ada Mereford Park Valley View Hospital

Ray Weems to Speak at Antlers Lions Club

Ray Weems, corporation commissioner, will be principal speaker at the Antlers Lions Club Monday evening. Lion Bill Brock, club chairman, says Weems will discuss any subject he chooses, with no fixed civic project or theme.

Antlers Ray Weems Corporation Scaaxer Lions Clvb Lion Bill Brock Ampitee Brock Weems

Burglary Case Ties Sink цен in Tulsa

Tulsa Oklahoma September 1 court records reveal a larceny case centered on a broke sink and its 2 cent value. Investigators report a suspect charged with larceny in connection with the sink theft at a local residence.

Tulsa Oka Hell

British Socialists Face Stormy General Election Showdown

The Labour socialist government of Britain, elected in 1945, confronts a grave economic crisis and the prospect of an early or delayed election. Leaders warn of tough fights against strikes, with political fate hinging on postwar economic results and trust in nationalization. The upcoming British Canadian American conference in Washington could ease or worsen public support as voters weigh whether socialist policies improved or worsened the economy.

England Washington John Bull William Lawther Great British ‘Trades Union Congress James Griffiths Labor Party T.U.C Sir William Britain Attlee

Legion Meeting to Unite Veterans at Antlers Post

A county American Legion convention is set for Tuesday at Feys en-Heye Post No 46 with Dr Zirl Isbell announcing a post gathering, a district and state program, and an after hours celebration. Carl Osbu will coordinate a NSLI refund help crew for veterans who filed late claims. Veterans Day will be observed by local merchants and Mayor G R Hoson, marking the service of nearly 2,000 county veterans in two world wars. The event aims to connect veterans across generations and explain government processes impacting veterans legislation and membership growth. The post, organized in 1920, comprises many World War II and other veterans.

Feysen-Heye American Legion Dr. Zirl Isbell Legion State Department Iseli Carl Osbu NSLI G. R. Hoson Anti Toge Jr. Is Bell Faust Foyeer-Heye

Move Bark to Work Delayed at Goodrich Tire Miami Oklahoma

A strike by about 1100 workers at Goodrich Tire in Miami Oklahoma was postponed after a courthouse meeting. The union plans a secret ballot to decide whether to return to work under the current contract, deferring action to September 26. International Rubber Workers officials indicate a large turnout at tomorrow's union meeting. The nationwide 47 day strike involves 16,000 workers.

Miami Ray Reasoner CID United Rubber Workers Goodone

United States and Britain Consider Yugoslavia Move

Diplomatic officials say the United States and Britain plan no prompt action and may allow Marshal Tito to decide Yugoslavia's course without external prompting. Dispatches suggest Yugoslavia could take the case to the U.N. Security Council as a threat to peace, potentially calling in Washington.

Yugoslavia Washington United States Jtritain Russia United Nations Marshal Tito London Belgrade Consi U.N. Security Council

District Teachers Meeting Moves to One Day Schedule

Oklahoma educators announce a one day district teachers meeting at East Central College focusing on school community relations. Dr. Jesse Ogden of the University of Virginia will open with a talk, followed by 60 panels and a closing address by Henry Kill of Peabody College.

Morrison College Jesse Ogden University of Virginia Fast Central Daveda Swaffer Fest Central Henry H. Kill Dent Oforge Peabory Colleges Nashville Tenn Hill Aca Chamber of Commerce Knight Hall John RB. Reckies School of Seucah Oklahoma Universative

German democracy effort in Bonn amid daunting foes

A reflective report frames Germany’s postwar democracy attempt as heroic yet fragile in Bonn. It contrasts past Weimar and Nazi eras with today while noting Western allies’ oversight and the risk of renewed war. The piece recalls Locarno era hopes and Stresemann’s wary peace stance as Chamberlain and Briand observe.

Germany Bonn Raine Garmany Elf Sia Moe Weimar Repubic Kaizer Locarno Switzerland Belgium France Britain Taly Wes Stresemann Wemsem Europe Wera Chamberlain Aristide Brianil Gustav Stresemann Briand

Electrical Uses Homer HD Subject at farm home meet

Homer HD club discussed care of electrical equipment in the farm home. Martha Mote demonstrated use of various rods and stressed proper storage, safety, and durable purchases. Selections were made for fair exhibits. attendees included Mrs. Laugh Tin, Velma Carsey, and others.

Homer HD Club Martha Mote County HD Lil- Sorts Mary Laugh- Tin Lee Epler Velma Carsey Dire T.C. Burrhet Oren Philips AN. Zackry RR Gibson Allen Dian Wim

Foodhandler School Cones Monday

A second mandatory food handler school will be held Monday night September 12 at 7:00 p.m. in the Convention Hall Mills Garrison county sanitarian announced. The city ordinance requires all food handlers to obtain a permit after a physical exam and attendance. The monthly sessions aid new employees and temporary permits cover hires between sessions. The Jaycee room at Convention Hall hosts the session run by city county health department staff.

Mills Garrison County Sanitarian Atia Garrison

Hall couple attends Banff Springs convention trip

Mr and Mrs C G Hall travel with about 330 business men to Banff Springs Canada for a Business Men's Assurance company convention. They qualified from the Upper 25 percent of the company’s salesmen. After the meeting September 12 15 they plan to visit Vancouver and Seattle then drive home via scenic western features.

C. G. Hall Business Men's Assurance Company Banff Springs Canada Vancouver Sektes

Cement Brand Marks Describe Barrel Head Design

Trade marks of cement companies are circular to fit barrel heads. The Britannica notes engravings use circular logos. The term golden-eye Ny refers to a burnished eye appearance in certain lights.

Britannica

August Graduate of East Central Returns to Wapanucka

Mrs. Maud Robertson of Wapanucka earned a B S in elementary education with a history minor from East Central during the summer term ending July 28. A 1928 Wapanucka High School graduate, she has taught in the Wapanucka schools’ primary department for years and will teach fifth and sixth grades next year.

Maud Robertson Wapanucka East Central

Small Girl Safe After Kissnapping in Philadelphia

Four year old Janie Franz was found safe after a stranger took her in a car from Trenton New Jersey. Gerald A. Hutt of Bridgeport Connecticut, 35, was charged with kidnapping and assault and waived extradition to New Jersey where kidnapping carries life imprisonment. Franz and her father, Janie’s father John Franz, a Trenton truck driver, were reunited at a Philadelphia police station. The girl said the man called her, asked to ride, and pulled her into the car before releasing her.

Philadelpiua Janie Franz Trenton N. J Gerald A. Hutt Bridgeport Francis Deegan Hutt New Jersey MaXiniuts Janie John Franz Philadelphia Oyar

Tulsa AFL convention to feature Wright speech next week

Assistant Secretary of Labor Ralph Wright of Washington will headline the Oklahoma Federation of Labor AFL gathering in Tulsa. The event opens Thursday and runs through Saturday with about 500 delegates expected, while a separate AFL Plumbers and Steamfitters state convention also takes place. Adirondack Park details note 2,281 square miles, 2,200 feet, and capacity for one million campers daily.

AFL Tulsa Okla Ralph Wright Washington Adirondack Park N.Y

Registration Drives Stall as Oklahoma Polls Near

Pontotoc County residents face looming two measures on a repeal and a bold building issue affecting schools and other institutions. County registrar BE.N. warned this Saturday that countywide registration remains open but may close soon, with a late surge possible from unregistered voters seeking to vote.

Oklshome Pontotoc

Three Person Election Board Rule Applies in Sept 27 Vote

A state board ruling assigns three person election boards for the September 27 election. Julius Hanson, secretary of a county election board, announced that the inspector, judge, and clerk will be replaced by a three person team. The board will supervise voting and count ballots at the polls.

Julius Hanson Glee. Hos Ay Beers

Re-registration Opens in New Ward 4 Precinct 5 Area

Voters in the new Ward 4 precinct must re register to vote on September 27. The precinct lies east of Johnston avenue, west of Townsend avenue extension southward, south of First Street C and the south line of Twenty first where streets are incomplete. Registration occurs at the usual location for residents who previously lived in area 43 la. Some residents are not registered anywhere yet and must register locally. The intensive campaign continues for two weeks with both repealers and anti repealers active.

Johnston Avenue Townsend Avenue Twenty-first See- Keown South Gheory Igning

Advance Work on Community Chest Drive Gels Results

Ada community campaign for next year’s funds advances as Orval Spence cites planned mass meeting at 2 in the district courtroom to discuss the Community Chest. Dr Charles F Spencer and James E Union will speak. effort reports few declines and donations lagging behind three years. Cooperating groups include Boy Scouts Summer Playground and Valley View hospital among others.

Orval Spence Charles F. Spencer Central Dent James E Boy Scouts Ae Fonrae Colored Valley View Hospital

Saturday Class Enrollment Soon

A meeting at East Central college discussed Saturday classes for enrollment. Registrar Harvey Faust said the program will be organized enough for next Saturday or the following one. Regular fall enrollment stood at 1,248 by Saturday morning, up from 1,221 in 1948, with expectations it would rise further.

East Central College Harvey Faust Faust Parsons East Central Mate

Hunger Death Toll Shocks Rangoon Population Soars

A Rangoon inquiry links malnutrition to about 30 percent of local deaths amid a 40 daily average. Wage earners rely on boiled peas and onions for meals as city life strains. Rangoon's population is about 730, with Niagara Falls water flow noted at a 3 percent annual decrease.

Rangoon

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