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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1948

Page

8

Tish Rotary Backs County Dairy Plan Expansion

Tishomingo Rotary backs a county dairy program modeled on the earlier Perry County effort. The Ada and Pontotoc counties show growing interest as youths lead participation, with five years of operation projected to sustain animal provision and program expansion. County officials and business leaders attend the Tishomingo meeting to hear implementation details and potential county-wide rollout.

Oklahoma Peptatee Johnston County Tishorningo Mibert Harley Speaky Lambert Ada Chamber of Commence Fie Counix OC. H. Hailer Rotary Club Tishomingo Pepitvar Johnston Countty Pontctoc County Ada Ityell Lambert Operathen Pontotoc County Tow

Transport Faking 8000 Refugees Across Volcano Island

Manila dispatch notes a U.S. transport evacuated 2,000 refugees from Camiguin as Mt. Hibok-Hibok erupts since Sept 1. A landslide filled a crater, raising danger. General Barton sailed to assist, while Capt. Murray’s ship awaits off Cariguan in the 400 mile SE approach to Manila.

Manila U.S Csg Barton Eid Wilkiam Murray Mortar Caruiguin

Field Produces 202 Bushels Per Acre on Ada County Farm

Field near Ada described by Charley Bates and Son as upland and well kept over several years. County agent C A Hatley and two witnesses certify an average yield of 202 bushels per acre across a 46 acre plot. Various seed varieties used on adjacent tracts are noted, with reference to different lines and plots.

Mary Pores Sitot Ada Yeodwinery Charley Bates Sonyanelr Airc Mort Frawes C. A. Hatley Bates Shannon

Oklahoma Eaters and Minnesota Show at National Barrow Show

Oklahoma City and Minnesota participants, including 24 Future Farmers of America members, prepare for the National Barrow Show in Austin on Tuesday. The Oklahoma State Fair grounds hosted fat barrows and 21 college entries. several animals stayed for possible entries statewide. Voltaire is noted for a quoted claim about drinking ten cups daily.

Oklahoma City Polahome A M. College Future Farmers of America Oklahoma Austin Oislahoma State Fair

Berlin Crisis Deepens As General Rules Out Quick War

Gen Luchis D. Clay warned war is not near and vowed to use all means to reach agreement before any foreign actions target Berlin. He suggested Berlin may not be the final front in the German crisis while Moscow talks and UN Security Council options loom. The American administrator cited fear of communism and urged withdrawal of occupation troops as Germans resist Soviet control.

Berlin Luchis D. Clay Nawamda United Beriin Clay U.S Ugh Moscow United Nations Secursty Council Nnw Edmans Germany Americas Soe Risdigia Berin ADDN Lvre Prise Garw Gary James H. “Arcington Public Administration Service of Chicago Ollahorma

United Nations Week urged by General Electric leader

Clarence Francis, new United Nations Week chairman, argues the UN is essential for global welfare and urges business leaders across the U.S. to educate the public. He notes support from major corporations and a broad coalition of organizations as forums, school programs, and media reach the nation.

United Nations Clarence Francis General Poors Corporation United Nations Week Avenue United John Pegea Amon Orary Philip D. Reeel Genera Electric Cos G. Metaman Preident New York Central Railways Thomas 2. Watson International Business Machines Slo Cott Barrers Trust Company American Federation of Labor American Civil Liberties Union American Jewish Congress Ameri Veterans Committee Catholic Association For Intergational Peace Catholic War Veterans Federal Council of Churches General Federation of Worgsns Clubs Kiwanis International Lions International National Council of Chcistians Tews Save the Children, Federation Ymca National Council Ywca Myhogal Board

Truman to Tour New York State for Campaign

New York Democratic Chairman Paul A. Fitzpatrick announced President Truman will undertake an extensive stump tour of New York in October. The plan includes Buffalo Albany Syracuse Rochester and Manhattn with at least three speeches in New York City venues near month end.

Washington Paul A. Fitzpatrick New Yorks Truman Fitzpatrick Newstron Mir. Truman Buffalo Albany Syracuse Rochester New City

Ernest Myers Joins Sheriff’s Force in Pontotocco County

Ernest Myers, longtime wance officer in Pontotocco County, reenters law enforcement to join Sheriff Clyde Karsas’s team, replacing Ray Goodwin who resigns to take a refinery job with Sunray Refinery of Aden. Goodwin had served seven years under Kaiser.

Ernest Miers Pontotoccoaa Ray Goodwin Clyde Karsas Goodwin Kaiser Sunray Aden Sherri Myers Sheriff's Force As & Sal Jack Branley Gad

King George VI Praises U S Aid to Western Europe

King George VI praised the United States for extending aid to western Europe as farsighted and generous. The speech, written by labor ministers, was read in Parliament during the session’s end. He spoke of the European recovery program and Britain’s role under the five power treaty with Belgium France Luxembourg and the Netherlands.

London George VI United States Western Europe House of Commons Lords Westminster Britain Belgic France Luxembourg Thelerlands Wester Europe

Public Library Adopts Winter Hours This Week

Ada Public Library shifts to winter schedule with hours from 1 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays as readjusted, while Royalton schools prepare for a new superintendent arrival noted as unusually late by about a week, extending the school year transition.

Ada Public Library Royalton Will Royakton

Health Unit Moves to Downtown Clinic Site

The city county health unit moves from Worth Broadway to the old Sage clinic at Bast s Thértesnth in downtown, but remains closed as staff rearrange equipment and files. Workers and Ada high school athletes assist civic clubs in clearing the space while plans place the unit’s ground floor entrance near the rear and expect threefold patient reach once fully open.

Sage Clinic The Chagas ‘Bet of Commerce Dr. Cartada Uus Dr. Canada Milly Garrison Ada High School Worth Broadway Heart Suanit Init. Ig Fairgrounds

State Budget Requests Ahead of Revenue in Oklahoma

Oklahoma's state government faces two likely moves after a quarterly council meeting: a potential 30 million dollar budget cut or a special session. Budget requests exceed anticipated revenue, prompting talk of tax hikes or department cuts. The council urged tighter department controls and projected savings from payroll cuts.

Ardmore Okla Oklahoma State Legislative Council Lake Murray State Park

Eskimo women bet to be brought to Texas in stunt

Dallas oilman LL Horne claims three Eskimo women will travel to Fort Worth from Alaska as part of a $20,000 bet. He says pilot Lew Leach will buy a plane to bring them to the Blackstone hotel by Wednesday, with a chaperone. Friends in Houston San Antonio Midland and Waco backed the wager.

Ballas Tex Dallas Texas LL. Horne Harve Oil Company Alaska Seattle Lew Leach Horne Blackstone Fort Worth Wadnesday Leach Herne Houston San Antonio Midland Waco Bonnie

U. S. Oil Reserves Reported At Nine Billion Gallons

Oklahoma City September United States oil officials claim total known reserves exceed nine billion gallons with additional condensates natural gasolining and other deposits pushing totals above 130 billion gallons. Chairman H I Payne says shortages are not a concern and that shale tar sands could bolster supply if needed. He forecasts about 48 000 oil wells drilled in the United States during 1950 with many wildcats.

Oklahoma City Sept United States Tech Oklahoma Oil Industry Ile T. Payne Pave America Payne

Gas Industry Men Confer in Southwest LP Gas Convention

Oklahoma City hosts the Southwest Liquefied Petroleum Gas convention with delegates from Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Louisiana Kansas Missouri Colorado and New Mexico. Whisnand of Lawton presides as president of the Oklahoma Liquefied Petroleum Gas Association. Afternoon talks feature J T Brediey Joan Storm and Charles Corken. A LP tax retail operations panel led by W E Fraley from Abilene Texas is planned for Tuesday.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Louisiana Kansas Missouri Colorado New Mexico Whisnand of Lawton Oklahoma Liquefied Petroleum Gas Associastom Tralia J. T. Brediey Joan &. Storm Exiga Bartes

Oklahoma draft registrations reach five thousand four forty eight

Reports from Oklahoma draft boards show 48 70 men registered through last Tuesday Col Clive Murray state selective service director said today only 5 448 of this number were in the non father non veteran and single group.

Oklahoma City Clive 2 Murray Selective Service

Sulphur Story To Be Broadcast On WNAD

Sulphur will hear the Story of Sulphur broadcast over WNAD at 8 p m Tuesday September 21. Glen Paul secretary of Sulphur Chamber of Commerce announces this as one of two statewide radio series. The program features round table discussions with local citizens addressing the town's problems and progress.

WNAD Movin Glen Paul Sulphur Chambee of Commerce Pool KVSO RIOFE

Indian Troops Sweep Deeper In Hyderabad

Indian forces push into the princely state of Hyderabad from four directions. They capture Jalna on the Nizam state railway and advance toward Hyderabad city, with tanks and infantry securing towns like Trajaspur and Swhiapet while reporting heavy resistance and a cautious stance on the Nizam’s future.

Hyderabad Trajaspur Sholapur Ryserabad Dover Jalna Rajasur Defense Ministry Moe CA Redecabad Karshi Pakistan India Mostern Nizam Naldrog

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