Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the sheriff advertises sale of 110 acres in Section 29 Township 3N Range 5E to satisfy foreclosure in favor of The Federal Land Bank of Wichita against J W McCracken et al. The sale on April 27, 1936 at 2 pm is at the Ada county courthouse proceeds go to satisfy a 1935 judgment of 2699.08 plus interest and costs with mineral deed conditions.
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District Court of
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
J. W. McCracken
District Court
Wichita, Kansas
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Towit
Ada
Southern Oil Company
Tulsa
Notice of sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma 1936
Sheriff notices two separate real estate executions in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The first sale on April 27 1936 at 2 PM at the county courthouse Ada lists lots 38 39 and 40 in Ford Addition Ada with appraisal 6090.90 to satisfy a 4483.78 judgment plus interest and costs. The second sale on May 11 1936 at 10 AM at the south front door Ada covers NE SE Section 10 Township 3 North Range 6 East with no appraisal to satisfy a 111.69 judgment plus interest and costs.
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Ada
Pontotec County
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Ford
District Court
Local Building and Loan Association
Oklahomaity
Jessie Mae Lane
Clyde Kaiser
Claude Sturdivant
Foreclosure Sale Notice and Final Accounts Hearing
District Court Pon totoc County Oklahoma issues foreclosure sale for a one four in undivided surface rights in various parts of Section 28 and adjacent areas to satisfy a 1923 judgment of 855 dollars with complex interest terms plus attorney fees. The sale is set for April 27 1936 at 2:00 PM at Ada Court House South Front Door. Mary Truax administratrix to George H Truax estate seeks final account distribution and discharge with hearing May 8 1936 at 10:00 AM in Ada Courthouse.
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Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Busby
Ve. Jeffre C. Winn
Oklahoma
Orel Busby
Jeffie
A. G. Winn
Township 3 North
Range & East
Ada
Ge H Truax
Mary. Truax
Mary
Truax
George H. Truax
Pontotec County
John Boyce McKeel
Okla
FT. Green
Executrix
General Hagood to Hold Two Jobs
Washington April 15 War department officials said there is nothing in army regulations to prevent Major General Johnson Hagood from accepting an advisory position with a mail order house as long as such work does not interfere with his official army tasks. Hagood said in Chicago yesterday that in addition to his command of the sixth army corps area he would act as an efficiency engineer for a private business concern. Army officers noted commissioned personnel often take outside work for pay such as writing lecturing and coaching. A decision on consistency with army duties rested with General Malin Craig. Hagood went to Chicago after a temporary suspension from duty for criticizing WPA funds as stage money.
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Washington
War Department
Army
Johnson Hagood
Hagood
Chicago
Sixth Army Corps
Malin Craig
Hasood
Felix Feist Dies Vein Pioneer of MGM at Mount Sinai
Felix F. Feist a pioneer in the moving picture industry and for 11 years general manager of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer died early today in Mount Sinai hospital New York April 15 1944 obituary notes his longtime MGM leadership and influence on early Hollywood.
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New York
Felix F. Feist
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Mount Sinai Hospital
Wife of War Correspondent Sees Horrible Aftermath of Battles
Eleanor Packard describes a bombing flight over Dessye with Italian troops in Ethiopia. She reports corpses of Haile Selassie’s guards, scavengers feeding on bodies, and a near fall from an open door, noting the harsh sights encountered during the mission.
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Eleanor Packard
United Press
Ethiopia
Tdessye
Emperor Haile Seassie
Malmecg
Lake Ashangi
Lake Ashanegi
Dessye
Roosevelt Advances Plan to Limit Working Ages of All
President Roosevelt urged a broader social program including a shorter work week and minimum wages. He suggested limiting employment to those aged 18 to 65 to cut unemployment, while arguing for kept pay and extended schooling. He spoke to Maryland’s Democratic club in a torchlight event.
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Roosevelt
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NRA
Supreme Court
Young Democratic Club of Maryland
Man Shot to Death in Accidental Neighborhood Shooting
Oklahoma City April 15 Arch L Barlow 29 farm implement company executive was killed when neighbor R S Worthy a stolen car detective fired a single shot while both rushed outside after screams from Mrs L M Carpenter. Worthy says he shot after seeing a man approaching and though unconnected to Barlow. Barlow secretary treasurer of Oklahoma Tractor and Equipment company. Worthy with eight years on force.
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Oklahoma City
Newt Burns
Arch L. Barlow
Farm Implement Company
R. Ss. Worthy
Burns
Barlow
Worthy
L. M. Carpenter
Oklahoma Tractor and Equipment Company
Three Flood Control Projects Approved in Oklahoma
Oklahoma flood control projects totaling 6 million dollars were tentatively approved in the second draft of a 400 million omnibus bill. The senate subcommittee added four reservoirs and three levee projects to the measure.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Senate
County Political Announcements for Democratic Primary
The News announces candidates for county offices in clear terms. District 1 Commission seat seeks Chesco Roberts A Caldwell for a second term. Treasurer and Surveyor post names GEO G TOLEM and ber County Surveyor. Sheriff candidate Clade Kraitsher and Court Clerk Della Bedford are listed as contenders.
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Chesco
Roberts A. A. Caldwell
Quadruplets to Play Baseball in Beaumont
The world's only male quadruplets A B C and D Perri cone aged six and a half will debut at the Texas league park with a batting and throwing exhibition. Detroit Tigers officials anticipate drawing power from the quartet and sponsor Rube Stuart supplies balls and bats as the brothers train at home, with one of them showing less enthusiasm.
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Detroit Tigers
Beaumont
Detroit
Rube Stuart
Stuart
Little Bernard
First Survey Shows How Old Age Pension Plan Is Working
A nationwide check finds over 100000 people in 17 states drawing federal state old age pensions three months after enactment. The survey notes many applicants unaware of rules, varied state start ages, and pending federal funding flowing to 27 states with 16 newly approved recently.
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Weekly Index of Business Trend Shows Rise to 82.8
The Administrative and Research Corporation reports a 82.8 average for the week ending April 11, up from 97.7 the prior week and 73.3 a year ago. Stockholders meetings and optimistic company pronouncements mark a hopeful trend for 1936, with steel and auto leaders predicting higher earnings as production reaches new highs.
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Administrative Research Corporation
Steel
Labor and Hordes Dispute Over Bill Briefed in Senate
Washington heard a senate inter state commerce hearing on a railroad labor dispute over treatment of workers displaced by consolidation. George M. Harrison urged protection for dislodged employees while John J. Pelley argued the bill would hamper economies and give ICC control over railroad reductions.
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Senate
George M. Harrison
Association of Railway Labor Executives
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
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John J. Pelley
Association of American Railroads
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pelley
Harrison
Youthful Slayer Suspect Taken To Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas April 15 P Howard Wolfe 18 was returned from Watonga Oklahoma on a murder charge in the slaying of his friend and former employer J M Harrison during an alleged robbery here Monday night Sheriff Carl Smith said Wolfe admitted the shooting after being arrested yesterday in Watonga He had driven to Watonga with a girl in a car taken from J Clayton Werd after the Harrison shooting.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Howard Wolfe
Watonga
Okla
J. M. Harrison
Carl Smith
Oklahoma
J. Clayton Werd
Harrison
Bedford seeks reelection as Pontotoc Court Clerk
Mrs. Della Bedford, Pontotoc County’s first woman Court Clerk nominee, asks for reelection subject to the Democratic primaries. Renowned for keeping the office in excellent condition, she pledges efficient courteous service and may issue a longer statement later in the campaign.
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Della Bedford
Pontotoc County
Birth of Malformed Quintuplets Reported in Romania
BUCHAREST April 15 The birth of malformed quintuplets to a Gypsy mother in a field was reported but not confirmed by medical authorities. The prefect of police at Oradea gave a telephonic account describing two pairs joined like Siamese twins and said their features were abnormal with little hope they would live. Physicians and scientists planned a thorough investigation.
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Bucharest
Romania
Oradea
Smith Opposes Marelands Bill In Oklahoma
Gomer Smith national vice president of the Townsend pension organization announced he would oppose Governor E. W. Marland's program of $15 monthly gratuities for Oklahoma's aged.
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Marelands
Oklahoma City
Gomer Smith
The
Townsend Pension Organization
E. W. Marland
Oklahoma
Cardui Builds Up Strength For Women After Birth
Cardui stimulates appetite and digestion aiding nourishment and strength for women. Mrs. C. Ratliff of Hinton West Virginia reports recovery after childbirth and recommends Cardui to others. Thousands of women testify benefits, with a physician consulted if no improvement.
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Cardui
C. Ratliff
Hinton
W. Va
Cardus
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