Oklahoma probate petition names heirs in Pontotoc County case
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma a probate suit seeks to determine heirs of John Riley Calley and Lavern Calley Caudell. The petition asserts ownership interests in lands in Ada area and requests judgment quieting title, disallowing other claims. Respondents are executors administrators devisees trustees and heirs named John Riley Calley and Lavern Calley Caudell. deadline August 2.
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Oklahoma
Ine Nei
John Filey Cailey
Lefern Cailey Coudell
Hoth
Levine
Okahor
Uthy
Geerdenis
Bert
John Riley Calley
Ae Nix Agi
Hein
Oly
Entiind
Calate
Wanda Faye Colt Clapham
Jan Carolyn Cavacil
Meir
Lnw
Jan Caralyn Caydet
Sinat
Joan Riley Calley
la Farn Calley Caudell
Whiels
Hetra
Republicans Ready To Begin Campaign In Oklahoma Races
Oklahoma Republicans announce a statewide campaign to win in November. Governor and U S senator candidates plan visits to all 27 counties plus eight district meetings. Bill Alexander and Jo O Ferguson will travel by private planes. Floyd Carrier becomes party chair after C E Barnes resigns to run for fifth district seat. GOP leaders vow a two party system and a clean aggressive campaign focused on issues. District meetings are scheduled from August 7 to August 10 in Durant Chickasha Oklahoma City Hobart Enid and other locales.
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Oklahoma City
Pi—Hopefil
U. S
Bill Alexander
Senate
Jo O. Ferguson
Floyd Carrier
Carrier
C. E. Barnes
Guthrie
Barnes
Oklahoma
Republican Party
Jom Watch
GOP
Tahiti Deputy Keeps Seat Amid Censorship Claim
Remote control claim centers on % seat held by Taris vm Poovaran Sopa in the French National Assembly as deputy from Tahiti since last October. A clerk notes he draws about $3,000 per year. no interference with salary reported while he remains in Tahiti.
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Taris
It's Up to Doughboys Again in Korea By Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle argues the decisive fighting in Korea is ground war requiring mass infantry and modern weapons. He notes air power helps but cannot crush guerrillas in mountains and valleys, urges more troops and durable tanks, and highlights frontline resilience with U.S. and South Korean forces fighting through rice paddies and valleys near Chunjamin and Wongungni.
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Hal Boyle
U. S
Korea
Pkit
United Nations
Senate Budget Battle Shifts to Marshall Plan Clash
Senate debates a proposed 10 percent across the board cut in non-defense spending. Adjustments include removing a $10,000,050 senate office building project and boosting Marshall Plan funds to $58,070,000, with other increases and amendments tied to health, ships, and foreign aid. Acheson urges swift foreign aid expansion while defense prep dominates the discussion.
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Truman
Senate Appropriations Committee
Bridges
R-N. H
Byrd
D-Va
National Health Institute For Cancer
Maritime Board
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf Coast
State Acheson
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Acheson
United States
Korea
H. Alexander Smyth JR N. J
Gorm
Allies- Air War Escalates Near Korea Front
Allied air activity near Pusan intensifies as Formosa launched nationalist raids toward the mainland. MacArthur visit to Chiang Kai-shek cited as possible step to end Formosa neutralization, while US forces claim gains in tanks and air superiority. Bombing targets include a North Korean chemical plant at Husgnam and rail facilities at Mokpo as ground action continues.
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Chiang Kai- Shek
Douglas MacArthur
W. K. Wellington Koo
Washington
MacArthur
Truman
South Korea
Tokyo
Korea
Pusan
Chimju
Mokpo
Husgnam
Jezh Parallel
Aimit
Troops See Progress in Korea War Tactics and Armor
Fragmentary report notes movement in Korea with tanks likened to the T-34 and 30-ton models. It cites heavy American air strikes and improved anti-tank weapons as factors in halting advances. References to red Korean successes are tempered by mentions of Allied artillery and armor pressure in rainy terrain.
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U.S. Greund
Air
Peter U.S
Oklahoma 45th National Guard to be Federalized and trained
Oklahoma Governor Roy Turner announced the 45th Infantry Division would be federalized and expanded from 8,900 to 18,000 for war service. Enlistments were opened in 79 towns to fill the ranks as plans for three weekly drills were ordered and Camp Polk, Louisiana, prepared for training. General Styron and Brig. Gen. Kenny outlined discharges and age rules amid the move.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
48Th National Guard
45Th
Camp Polk
U. S
Far East
James C. Styron
Roy J. Turner
Army
Frank Pace
Turner
Sytron
Roy W. Kenny
Washington
Louisiana
Lutton
Ste
Army Department
Group To Attend Baptist Assembly
Calvary Baptist group from Sulphur plans to attend the Falls Creek assembly from August 7 to 17. Cabin improvements include water diversion, sanitary upgrades, and a tile drainage line funded by L G Warren and Thurman Webb. Four youths helped lay tiles. officials report a $25 expense and a $2 registration fee for attendees.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Falls Creek
Calvary Baptist Cabin
L. G. Warren
Thurman Webb
Weymond Lewis
Corky Teeny Reavis
Frank
Assembly
Tursdar
Adust
Snowcoed
Essorts
Rey Elmer Gray
Soeskes
Robert G. Lee
Sous
GI Loans Add Up Million Homes
Two million veterans have bought homes using GI Loans, making it a highly successful federal program. Despite a new 5 percent cash down payment rule, loan activity may continue near $0,060 monthly, contingent on Korea crisis impact on credit and materials. Original housing value totals over $20.7 billion with a tiny default rate of 0.00035.
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Washington
NEA
Veterans Administration
Carl R. Gray
Veterans Affairs
National Association of Home Builders
NAHB
Korea
College Students Seek Part Time Work for Housing and Jobs
College students seek part time work and housing through Dean Treadwell. About 15 to 29 girls want jobs in private homes in exchange for room and board. Those with housing or rooms available by September should contact Dean Treadwell at 4000. Details mention Kaneohe Bay and Canu ulead in the Howaiss group.
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Treadwell
Dean Treadwell
Treadweil
Dean Treadweil
Five Identical Bids On Corpus Christi Sewer Award
Corpus Christi hardware firms Corpus Christi Hardware Co and Crane Co won a sewer pipe contract after five firms tied on bid price for 5500 feet of four inch pipe and 2000 feet of six inch pipe. Thom ax Concrete Pipe Co took 2500 feet of eight inch pipe on low bid. Deliveries varied with 120 to 300 days cited.
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Collier
Corpus Christi Hardware and Crane Co
Dickey
American Radistor
Samsco
Corpus Christi Hardware Co
Crane Co
Corpus Christi Caller
Thomax Concrete Pipe Co
Corpus Chiiati Hardware and Crane Co
W. S. Dickey Clay Pipe Co
Southern Co
Southern
Burke
Local Reserve Unit Schedules Meeting
A meeting of a local reserve unit has been called for 7 39 tonight Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce office on East Thirteenth. Members of the 358th battalion staff will be here to make statements and give details on the situation of reservists.
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Chamber of Commerce
East Thirteenth
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