Property Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The Pontotoc County Oklahoma sheriff will sell at public auction the described property under a court order. The sale aims to settle a partition in the referenced district court case with bidders offering cash bids for the land parcels described, including sections and quarters of the listed townships and adjoining rights of way, with separate assignments for surface and mineral rights as ordered.
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K Deere
Mada
Mtn
Sherif
Pontotos County
Oklahoma
Aite
Palhlin
Canh
Huaring
Ang
Steg
Peraony
Pnetotog
Nate
Atrornes
Ait
Sevben
Tom D
Merlown
Cousty
Antlers
Howard Phillips
Millerton
Atterbury
Amtleye Herald
Paul Stewart
Anticra American
Stewart
Herald
B. T
Phillips
Kiamichi
Valey
Bushmataha
Gen ‘Tive
Prinips
Stme
Dr Whitney Named To Red Cross Post
Dr Whitney, a former city health official, was named to a Red Cross post and is expected to aid state health services. He succeeds Dr Raymond Wenge in the service, joining the organization as a veteran health figure.
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Dr. Whitney
Red Cross Post
Red Cross
Whitney
Newel
Buangant
Sutton
Asoy
Ivan Puthe
Asociacn
Raymond Wenge
Gasoline Tax Boost Debate Continues in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma House debates a gasoline tax boost proposed to raise funds for roads and rural county projects. Supporters argue the measure funds needed road upkeep and county buildings, while opponents say it burdens motorists and taxpayers. Governor Roy Turner and lawmakers face resistance from taxpayers and critics in the Senate and House.
Snakes Get Repieve As Weather Delays Hunt
In Okla a week extension given as weather softens for the annual snake hunting season. The Battlesnake Hunters Association postponed the event to Sunday April 10 due to unsettled weather. Strong winds and unsettled skies have kept snakes hidden in their holes.
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Oreene
Okla
Gypsant Hills
Stomak Association of Battlesnake Hunters
House Appropriations backs anticommunism and FBI funding
The House Appropriations Committee proposed an omnibus bill totaling 74,218,102 with substantial boosts for the Voice of America and the FBI. The package funds State Justice Commerce departments and the judiciary for the next year, with major agency allocations and notable increases for domestic intelligence and antitrust efforts amid Truman’s requests. The Voice of America program aims to inform global audiences behind the Iron Curtain, while the FBI expands countersubversion activities and staff.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
House
Tee
State Department
Voiue of America
FBI
Voice of America
America
Eiewers
Bath
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Federal Judiciary
Truman
Commitrce
Justice Department
Ecommerce
Judiciary
Hoover Comm
Wagon's Staff Leaves OU Humor Magazine Over Article
Norman Otis reports April 5 that the University of Oklahoma humor magazine Wagon's staff resigned after editor Ross Cummings objected to a nightclub entertainer Lilly Christine article. Cummings refused further copy until an agreement with faculty, while supervisor C. Joe Halland said the story was deleted for not being in good taste. The publications board will consider the matter at its next meeting.
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Norman
Otis
University of Oklahoma
Ross Cummings
Fanes City
Lilly Christine
Cummings
C. Joe Halland
Christine
Fayette Copeland
School At Journalism
Pearl-essence factories near us attract demand
Pearl-essence, derived from scales of small fish, is in high demand. Factories near the herring base in Norway are producing this synthetic pearl substitute.
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Norway
Herring
Ada Man Reports TV Broadcasts From Fort Worth First
Ada resident Rey Willard, a radio repairman, bought a RCA TV set at 905 East Fourth and received Fort Worth broadcasts with picture or sound but not both. He attended TV school in Oklahoma City and predicts many Ada buyers once WKY begins TV broadcasts, as he watched fights, movies, and Churchill’s Boston speech.
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Rey Willard
Ada
East Fourth
FL Worth
Texas
Willard
Henry and Brown Music Company
WKY
Oklahoma City
Bank Worker Takes Money Fraud Case Ends in Florida Arrest
Washington reports Richard H. Crowe, an assistant manager at New York National City Bank, seized in Daytona Beach, Florida, on charges of stealing a large sum. FBI traced him after he vanished March 27, with $131,153.43 recovered and more previously located. Crowe admitted taking funds but gave no single amount, and authorities plan arraignment in Jacksonville.
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Washington
Richard H. Crowe
Daytona Beach
Fla
New York
National City Bank
Crowe
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Crave
Florida
Heaver
Inc
Staten Island
Heaver F
Atlentic Ocean
Howver
New York City
St. Augustine
Dayeytana Beach
I Richard Karr
Sparta
N. J
Crewe
Tay
Hoover
U.S
Jacksonville
Jail break nipped at Oklahoma county jail
A planned jail break was halted at the Oklahoma County Jail. During a routine check partly-sawed bars and a rope ladder were found in a cell where eight men were housed. Jailer J A Spivey reported no saw blades located.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
J. A. Spivey
Altus
Okla
Jackson County
American Legion
the Legion
Zach Board of
Fight Projects In This Area Part Of SPA Proposal
In Washington April the SPA plan proposes a large construction program if the Senate approves an approved bill funding the Southwestern Power Administration for the next fiscal year. The schedule lists numerous substation and line projects across Oklahoma with dates, costs, and contractors, including extensions, 66 kilovolt lines, and new substations from Weleetka to Bennington, Hugo, Idabel, and Broken Bow, among others, totaling hundreds of thousands to millions in expected outlays.
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Washington
Senate
House
Southwestern Power Administration
SPA
Douglas Wright
Weleetka
Fort Gibson
Webbers
Okla
Webbers Forts
Tenkiller Ferry
Webpera Park
Lula
Lindsay
Anadarko
Comanche
Wilson
Tan
Walters
Marietta
Russett
Madi
Ringling
Maarietta
Tishomingo
Okfs
Tishominga
Connerville
Lake
Ada
Tula
Salpher
Cornerville
Fishaminge
Moldenville
State Reform Bill Clears Senate For House Action
Oklahoma City April 3 a double barreled state reform program won senate approval and moves to the house of representatives Two bills would classify all state jobs and create a central purchasing agency under the board of affairs authored by Sen Raymond Gacy Madi The personnel board would only recommend not enforce and exemptions kept for the highway department and state colleges The act would not set salary scales and a six member advisory council was removed for now with possible return in floor debate in the house
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Bayton Bear
Oklahoma City
Senate
House of Representatives
Board of Affairs
Raymond Gacy
Madi
Gary
Highway Department
Virgil Medlock
Fitzhugh
Senate Pri
Knveroor
The
Highway Commission
Tax
Depariment of Public Welfare
Ard
Regents
High At Education
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Corporation Commission
Department of Public Sheals
House
Biggerstaff sells interest in papers in Oklahoma
Pim Biggerstaff, a veteran Oklahoma newspaperman with 60 years in the trade, announces sale of his interests in the Record Democrat and the Tribune to Paul F. Miller of Broken Arrow. The transfer takes effect April 1. Miller and Walton of Broken Arrow organize the Newspaper Printing Corp to operate the papers. Biggerstaff plans to retire, fish and travel.
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Waconer
Okla
Pim Bignerstaff
Oklahoma
Pee Record Democrat
the Tribune
Paul F. Miller
Broken Arrow
Wagoner
U S Assembly Targets Hungary and Bulgaria Criticism
The report details a U N assembly debate condemning Hungary and Bulgaria for treason and wartime actions. Malik accuses the U S, Australia and Bolivia of pushing anti Hungary Bulgaria resolutions while claiming peace treaty violations. An article from Berlin cites Soviet military press claiming eastern Europe outproduced the U S and could field more soldiers.
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Pasa Can
Bulgaria
Phay
Ulgaria
Ine Shale
Mindazetty
Malik
Assembly
Egaings
Hungary
U. N
United States
Australia
Bolivia
U.S
U. S
Wall Street
Mali
Atlantic
Berlin
Europe
Russia
West
Progress Toward Settlement of New York Taxi Strike
New York reports some progress in ending the citywide taxi strike as more cabs operate and violence declines. Forty eight arrests occurred in outbreaks since the walkout began at 4 30 am EST. About 1 374 of the citys 1 000 odd taxicabs were operating by 6 pm, with 5 000 cabs expected for Sunday. Joseph EB O Grady of the labor relations division announced the progress at a news conference attended by striking unit officials and Mayor Willian O Dwyer held talks with union leaders and employers. The strike, now nearing its eleventh month, involves the citys 36 000 drivers and seeks wage increases and benefits.
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New York
Medister
Usion
Faliey
Taxi Company
Joseph EB. O'Grady
Johnn. Lawis
United Mine Workers
Grady
Willian O Dwyer
Fiesleike
Ene Yntom Giso
New Calffe Disease Threatens Herds Across States
Dr. B T Simms of the Agriculture Department warns in testimony before a House subcommittee that a new calf disease dubbed XT foe is threatening herds in about 30 states. He described skin lesions, eye discharge, drooling, and a tongue growth, with a high fatality rate and rising spread, alongside efforts to combat foot and mouth disease in the region.
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Washington
B. T. Simms
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
House Agriculture Department
Simms
Br. Simms
de. Sims
Pvt Sparks Buried At Antlers Sunday
Pvt Sparks 25 died in New Guinea action. Buried at Antlers Sunday after services at First Baptist, with graveside rites by VPW post. Survivors include two sisters, one in Overton Texas and another in Washington state. he played baseball and football in Ore City before enlisting in 1941. Born May 39, YOUN, in Ore City.
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New Guinea
First Baptist
Ankers
Howard Davis
Astor
First Methodist Church
Antinoe
VPW
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