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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1947

Page

5

Oklahoma Optical Supply heads to Ada serves 15 area cities

Gklahomay Optical Supply, a relatively new Ada concern, moved its headquarters from Ardmore three weeks ago and serves 14 southeastern Oklahoma cities plus one Texas town. The firm operates three weeks ago from Ardmore, with four departments and equipment capable of grinding 25 000 prescriptions. President Bensley, with 18 years in optical supply, cites Ada as ideal for future growth and notes the service area includes Ardmore Pauls Valley Healdton Weno Seminole Sulphur Madill Tishomingo and Gaines.

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Truman Back Wades Into Mass of Postwar Food Plans

Washington dispatch reports President Truman wading through official reports on his Brazil return and weighing whether to convene Congress. A cabinet group including Marshall and Adlai Stevenson aide Steelman to meet to tackle sharing scarce grain with Europe without inflating U.S. prices. Stassen, GOP hopeful, spoke at Springfield on food policy.

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Miami radio station to begin broadcasting within six months

Miami Oklahoma expects a new radio station to start broadcasting within six months after receiving FCC authorization to operate unlimited time on 910 kilocycles. Mayor John H Giffin and other incorporators say studios will be located at the Hotel Miami. The item notes an odd reference to the News-Record Publishing and ends with an unusual note about a goldfish with teeth in its throat.

Miami Okla Md-wat John H. Gitfin Giffin Federal Communicatione Commission Broadcash Miama Pele News-Record Publishing

Britain warns Russia peace will crumble if it forces will

NEW YORK Sept 27 Britain warned that if the Soviet Union persists in forcing its will on others the unstable peace of the world will crumble with hideous consequences. Foreign Secretary H C McNeil urged UN action against Moscow while criticizing Israel Palestine and US charges of war-mongering. He said Britain would not imprison dissent but open Russia to reveal its aims and support Marshall Plan cooperation despite Russian opposition.

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Evening classes offered for veterans and civilians

Watters heads a night class program at Ada High School Reading Room with an opening on Monday September 22 at 7 30 pm. The program will tailor meeting nights and hours with input from participants and will cover courses in mechanics salesmanship typing business English and business arithmetic. Veterans can receive tuition books and supplies through the Veterans Administration.

Ada High Agbool Waters Veterana Administration Watters

Rain Making Budget Proposed by Oklahoma Senator

State Senator Theodore Pruett of Anadarko proposed a 1949 bill to appropriate 10000 annually to sober rain using dry ice. The plan assigns the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture to select areas where rain might be artificially produced and to distribute funds, labeling the act as an act of God to bar damages.

Amadarko Okla Theodore Pruett Anadarko Oklahoma Pruett Department of Agriculture

Soft Coal Output Above 1946 Total

The National Coal Association said soft coal production may reach almost 600,000 tons above 1946 totals. It warned public concern over coal supply is overblown yet stressed some users may not get exact coal types or volumes when wanted.

Washington National Coal Association Association

Oklahoma Senator Glen Johnson Seeks 1948 Senate Run

In Oklahoma, Rep Glen Johnson said his view of social security expands to a full old age program without cash penalties while his mother’s pension was reported at 33 dollars monthly for eight months. He faces strong opposition from Kerr Coe and others as Democratic contenders discuss 1949 Oklahoma Senate race details.

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Cities Service Announces New Wells and Output

Cities Service Oil Co. announced results from recently completed wells, reporting a Texas pad with total initial potential at 3,783 barrels per day of oil and 4.4 million cubic feet of gas. Additional wells included in Kansas, Texas, and New Mexico, with two in Kansas and one in New Mexico.

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4-H Club Exhibits At City State Fair Reported

Martha Mote Suaneta Floye and several 4-H members from multiple clubs have entries at the City State Fair. Macy Ann Griffith placed second on her hand towel and first on a 4-H exhibit. others such as Mary Ann, Wiarene Clifford, Wanda Maddom, Lorene Payne, Benney Byng, and Shirley Wall earned various placing in canning, tanning, bed rocn enrigins, and dinner hosts with mixed results.

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Five 4 H Club Girls Attend State Fair School Events

Five 4 H Club girls will attend the State Fair School in Obama City September 23 to 24 with sessions on sewing clothing and home improvement. Pickett and others will join a judging school held September 20 with demonstrations and instruction for the girls, including sewing and home economics. Attendees listed include Wanes, Sturley, Doris, and Pases.

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Hearings Aim for Serious Tone on Red Probe Film Inquiry

The committee plans televised hearings in the large Capitol room to probe Hollywood figures, aiming for steady decorum over spectacle. Witnesses will include Sam Wood, Orson Welles, and George Mesob Smith, focusing on who aided the country during the Eisler case and wartime influence activities.

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New Radio Show To Start September 28

A new adventure radio program titled Christopher Wells introduces a fast moving script centered on a bold protagonist. The show is produced by Edward A Byron and the Marings, set to air on CBS 160 stations with potential sponsorships noted.

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Vishinsky Speech Not for U S Says Austin in UN

New York September 20 permanent U N delegate to the United Nations Waren K Austin told the U N general assembly that Viktor Vishinsky s remarks were not aimed at the United States He characterized the Soviet statement as charged with falsification of American motives and urged Americans to see the attack as a misreading of U S policy Austin defended U S aims and asserted the American people and government remain committed to its principles despite hostile rhetoric and provocation from Moscow

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Kerr Attacks Taft-Hartley Law In Indiana Speech

Former Oklahoma governor Robert S Kerr denounces Taft Hartley as severe anti-labor law, predicts Truman reelection, and criticizes Republicans over living costs. He argues the law serves private interests and damns party leadership amid economic concerns. The speech targeted Indiana Democratic Editorial Association audience.

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Memorial unveiled for Chickasaw Governor Douglas Johnston

Plans for public unveiling of a granite memorial to Douglas E Johnston first governor of the Chickasaw Nation are under way in Tishomingo Cemetery on October 1. Material from Giffard Marble and Granite Works Ft Smith was used. The monument bears the Great Seal and inscriptions detailing Johnston's birth death marriages and three children.

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Resident of Sulphur Since 1900 Is Dead

Sulphur obituary for Sarah L Renfro aged 18 who died at her home. Services were held at Duma Funeral Home chapel. She traced Oklahoma settlement to the Oklahoma City site, lived in Tecumseh, moved to Sulphur, helped her husband at a U.S. government station, and left a daughter Mrs Mamia Ligon, a granddaughter Mary Louize Li, two grandsons, and several sisters in Los Angeles and Oklahoma City.

Sarah L. Renfro

Abbott and Costello to testify at gambler trial in Chicago

Bud Abbott and Jon Costello, the Holly Pond comedy team, are subpoenaed to testify as witnesses in the criminal trial of Michael “The Greek” Fatson, a Chicago gambler and nightclub owner, charged with income tax evasion totaling 162,266. The federal court trial is set to begin in October.

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LaGuardia Dies in Sleep in New York

Former mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia dies at age, after a long illness. Funeral services scheduled. tributes pour in from foreign dignitaries and U S officials. New York flags at half staff as leaders mourn the prominent public figure once known as “the Little Flower” and a tireless reformer.

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Not Satisfied With Fl Supply Report At Fort Galbraith

Oklahoma City reports Dr Hugh Galbraith, consultant psychologist for the Oklahoma Mental Hygiene Committee, says the Western Omhers mental hospital and Fort Galbraith areas show improvement but notes board findings omit possible subordination charges against Dr. Well Poe. Joseph K Peaslee, executive secretary, released Sunday statement defending conditions amid ongoing investigations into alleged mismanagement by attendants and port supply issues.

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Tulsa to Have New Office Building

Plans for a new office building in Tulsa call for a Jest McChintee National Bank project and related offices, with a ten year construction timeline after start. ELK CITY reports that A V Fshell of Friona Fest will lead the Church of Christ here, replacing Arthoerr PL Davis who moved to Pratt, Kansas as speaker.

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