Public Notice of Foreclosure Suit in Pontotoc County
The court warns John T Harris that a foreclosure suit was filed July 11 1952 for a lien of 100 dollars plus fees and interest on a leasehold land described as SE quarter NE quarter SE quarter section 2 township 4 north range 6 east Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Respond by September 18 1952 or judgment will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Oklahoma
John T. Harris
Range
Pontotoc County
Lien Foreclosure Suit Over Baird Well No 1 in Pontotoc OK
Plaintiffs J M Vincent and Stella Vincent sue H Chowning et al in Pontotoc County District Court seeking to foreclose a labor and material lien for 3428.76 plus fees and interest filed July 11 1952 with August 6 1952 notice. Attorneys Abe Holloway represent the plaintiff.
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State OF
Oklahoma
John T Harris
Harry Yukon
Ira Lipshutz
Robert V. Harrison
District Court
Pontotoc County
Baird
State of Oklahoma to H Chowning heirs notice of quiet title action
Plaintiffs filed August 8 1952 in Pontotoc County District Court seeking to quiet title to multiple parcels in Section 19 20 and 29 Township 1 North Range 7 East totaling about 60 acres. The case names Josie Leader now deceased and a list of Chowning heirs and others as defendants. The action asks mortgage satisfaction cancellation and reform of deeds to perfect title and permanently bar defendants from any claim. The notice requires an answer by October 1 1952 or the petition will be taken as true.
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State OF
Oklahoma
H. Chowning
Chat Chowning
R. H. Chowning
Lucy Chowning
S. L. Chowning
Katherine H. Chowning
F. W. Yarnall
Effie M. Balls
Irena L. Heard
W.W. L
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Josie Leader
Lee Collins
Clifton Perry
Lillian D. Perry
W. L. Mullins
W. H. Stevens
Emeline Cole
Tubbee
Timothy Ray Cole
Ray Cole
Virginia Velma Cole
Velma Cole
Allen Cole
Elijah Cole
Melton Cole
Melvin Cole
Barney Cockburn
E. A. Paton
Pontotoc Coun
Ada
Oklama
J. Tal Crawford
Aly Khan Visits Rita Hayworth Noted In Saratoga
Aly Khan arrived in Saratoga Springs to sell 20 horses from his father the Aga Khan and said his main purpose in the United States was to see his estranged wife film actress Rita Hayworth. He planned to return to New York after the sale and then go to California to visit Miss Hayworth.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Aly Khan
United States
Rita Hayworth
Prince Aly
New York
California
Miss Hayworth
Tunnels Across Isthmus Proposed To Bypass Panama Canal
Dr. William H. Hobbs an 88 year old University of Michigan geologist proposed twin ship canals tunneling under mountains in Honduras to relieve traffic and create a bomb proof Atlantic Pacific waterway at the 17th Congress of the International Geographical Union. He said the plan is not yet before Congress and gave no cost estimate but argued it could be completed in a fraction of the time required to widen the existing Panama Canal.
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Washington
Honduras
Panama Canal
William H. Hobbs
University of Michigan
International Geographical Union
U. S. Congress
Hobbs
Greater returns for amount in NEWS Want Ads
A compact analysis notes improved value from NEWS Want Ads with higher returns per dollar. Advertisers report clearer exposure, targeted reach, and better response rates compared with prior placements.
U S advances self sufficiency with rubber from guayule
The Agriculture Department announced a process that yields high quality natural rubber from California grown guayule. Heavy truck tires using the rubber reportedly rival those made with imported material, as chemists engineers and technicians received a superior service award for the work.
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Albany
Calif
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
East Indies
Brazil
Medical bill for 51 reaches 123 billion dollars
Washington reports 12 percent of the 1951 medical bill was paid by government. The President's Commission on the Health Needs of the Nation notes government and local support cover military care and federal health programs, with local and state payments also included.
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Washington
President
Bogus Check Charges Filed Against Jack Green Alias James Green
Jack Green also known as James Green faces charges in Peace Justice court of C W Floyd for passing a $435 check drawn on the Oklahoma State Bank to pay for barbecue meat. The complaint was signed by Bob Smith.
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Jack Green
James Green
Peace Justice Court
C. W. Floyd
Green
Oklahoma State Bank
Bob Smith
Troy Cope Waives Preliminary Hearing on Abandonment
Troy Cope waived a preliminary hearing before Peace Justice C. W. Floyd on Friday and answered charges of child abandonment. The case was transferred to district court for further proceedings.
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Troy Cope
C. W. Floyd Friday
District Court
Peron Takes Over Wife's Duties After Elaborate Burial
Argentine President Juan D. Peron assumed the labor and social welfare duties his wife Eva managed before her death. Eva Peron was buried with full presidential pomp after a national period of mourning, and her body will be housed in the CGT Hall for a year before a monument is planned in Buenos Aires.
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Stanford Bradshaw
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Eva
Peron
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Air Force
Sulphur Store Cash Stolen. Youth Sentenced
The West Twelfth Street Mrs J A Eng Grocery drawer was robbed of 20 dollars last Monday. Sheriff John Henry Samples arrested a 15 year old Sulphur boy who confessed to the theft and other store robberies. In court he testified and received a five year sentence barred on good behavior, with the sheriff joining in the recommendation. This marks the sixth arrest in 60 days with full confessions in each case.
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J. A. Eng
West Twelfth
John Henry Samples
Ood
Samples
Eden Weds Boss’s Niece In Civil Ceremony At Caxton Hall
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden married Claris, the niece of his boss and daughter of a late family member, in a brief civil service at London’s Caxton Hall. Prime Minister Churchill witnessed the ceremony, with 2,000 cheering onlookers and Randolph Churchill accompanying the bride.
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London
Anthony Eden
Clarissa Churchill
Winston Churchill
Appar Pa Om
Caxton Hall
Eden
Beatrice Beckett
New York City
Sir Timothy Eden
Randolph Churchill
Churchill
Frank Costello Must Go to Jail
Gambler Frank Costello must surrender tomorrow to serve a 18 month sentence for contempt of the U S Senate. U S Atty Myles J Lane said this after Justice Robert Jackson rejected in Washington a defense plea to allow continued bail pending appeal.
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New York
Frank Costello
U. S. Senate
U. S
Marines Fight Short Skirmish Near Bunker Hill
Marines and enemy forces clashed in a brief four minute engagement at 2 25 a m as Marine lines withstood a raid. Maj Louis Breault of Dallas Texas said the attackers called off when Marines proved ready and noted an estimated 3000 more Reds may be assigned to retake Bunker Hill with ongoing heavy activity expected.
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Maj
Louis Breault
Dallas
Tex
Bunker Hill
Communist scheme to infiltrate Boy Scouts exposed in testimony
Senate investigators released sworn testimony outlining a Moscow inspired plan to infil trate youth groups including the Boy Scouts in schools churches and unions. Harvey Matusow described efforts to seed secret Red agents among Scouts and to form rival youth organizations.
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Commie
Boy Scout Movement
G. Milton Kelly
Washington
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Moscow
Kremlin
Sen. McCarran
Dnev
Subcommittee
McCarran
Reno
Nev
Harvey M. Matusow
Dayton
Ohio Commission On Un-American Activities
Matusew
Boy Scouts
Donald D. Connors
Old Maid's Day drives aid to Girlstown in Texas
Denton hosts Aug. 15 celebration for Old Maids to aid Girlstown U S A. Miss Dorothy Babb founder and Miss Amelia Anthony of Girlstown plan a party with free shows and gifts while donors consider a large fund drive to build a dining hall named for old maids, aiming for community gifts across Oklahoma City and beyond.
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Martha Cole Denton
Tex
Denton
Texas
Dorothy Babb
North Texas State College
Amelia Anthony
Girlstown
West Texas Prairies
Anthony
Miss Babb
Oklango City
Louisville
Durham
Old Rodeo Hand Morris Reflects On Early Oklahoma Rodeo Life
Omas Morris of Stroud now 67, a Sac and Fox Indian and former bronco and steer roper, recalled early Oklahoma rodeos from Indian Territory days. He spoke of Prince the roping horse, bulldogging at 101 Ranch, and the crowd appeal, lamenting space shortages in modern events while remaining a keen spectator.
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Stroud
Omas Morris
Morris
Indian Territory
Sam Morris
First Indian Baptist Church
Ada
Shawnee
Lish
Oklahoma City
101 Ranch
Ponca City
Will Pickett
Pickett
Ada teacher Miss Britt proposed for Ford Foundation fellowship
The Ada city schools candidate Miss Britt, with 28 years' teaching, seeks enrichment through travel and study. Her plan includes three months with Writers Market and editors, plus travel across New England and Europe and visits to Oxford and universities abroad. The local committee unanimously endorses her proposal for Ford Foundation review.
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Britt
Ada City
Columbia University
South America
Europe
Miss Britt
Writers Market
Thomas Uzzell
United States
New England
Oxford
Ndon University
Italy
Greece
Israel
Egypt
Britts
Ford Foundaon
O. Morrison
State Commercial Truck Crops Down in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports sharp declines in truck crop production for 1952. Watermelon yield estimated at 2,470,000 melons from 13,000 acres, down from 2,520,000 and 12,000 acres last year. Cantaloupe 55,000 crates vs 72,000. tomato 400 tons vs 1,000. snap bean 700 tons vs 4,500 in 1951.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Fireman Attempts English Channel Swim From Cap Gris Nez
French coast swimmer Bob Paysour, 24, from Gastonia North Carolina, dives into the Channel hoping to cross to England in about 15 hours. Experts believe he has a good chance though currents may extend the distance beyond the 21 miles straight line.
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Cap Gris Nez
France
Bob Paysour
Gastonia
N. C
Paysour
England
State Dairy Show Entries Lagging in Enid
Entries for the Sooner State Dairy Show in Enid from August 31 to September 4 are behind schedule with the August 15 deadline. Show secretary George Crouse said 250 to 300 cattle should be listed now, not fewer than 100, as catalogs and entry blanks are requested and county plans indicate over 600 cattle. Stall assignments depend on prompt filings to finalize August preparations.
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Enid
State Board of Agriculture
Capitol
George Crouse
Chinese nationalist case leads to arrest in Cuernavaca
Secretaries Chinaman Iscan secretary Agenes Kelley and others, Oliver Kissich and Pedro Casar Acha, were jailed in Cuernavaca after a U S citizen Mow and Kelley left the United States. Atty General Canudas said Mow faces charges of document theft and defrauding the government tied to a five million dollar robbery. Mow calls the arrest a political row and says he is innocent. Emilio Portes Gil represents the Chinese Nationalist Embassy in Mexico. Extradition in Mexico can take a year, with appeals extending to four or five years.
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Agenes Kelley
Oliver M. Kissich
Pedro Casar Acha
Cuernavaca
Mow
U. S
Luis Felipe Canudas
Canudas
Miss Kelley
Mexico
Emilio Portes Gil
Ada Rodeo Night Brings Fast Times and Big Picks
Cowboys race through calf roping steer roping and bronc with Clark Mdnfireup clocking 16.9 in calf event while Clark McIntire leads steer roping at 17.5. Clowns entertain as Clinton Hill suffers chest injury and ambulance transport marks the night.
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Dorsey Wood
Pontotoc
Clinton Hill
Tex
Plaughter
Lee Hendricks
Hendricks
Fred Wofford
McAlester
Tater Decker
Ann
Byron Hendricks
Style Shop to Open in Sulphur This Friday
Style of Sulphur, newly owned by Mrs. James Howe, plans a grand opening Friday August 15 at the former Youngs Smart Fashions. The Style Shop will feature nationally known brands of wearables and fashion creations along with a fine stock of women and children's apparel and a line of infant wear.
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James Howe
Young’s
June Sets Record for Pontotoc Weddings in 1952
June led Pontotoc County in marriage licenses with 43 certificates issued to date in 1952. May followed with 35, July 33, April 32, March 30, January 23, and February 21, while August has counted 19 licenses so far.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma Faces About 500 Teacher Shortage Next Month
Oklahoma expects a shortage of about 500 public school teachers when the new term opens. State OEA manager Ferman Phillips says the shortage will hit high schools hardest, with elementary schools affected too. He cites partial responses from 739 superintendents and notes some districts have unfilled vacancies while many teachers lack qualifications. The figures aim to bolster the OEA push for higher pay in the upcoming legislative session.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Ferman Phillips
Oklahoma Education Association
Phillips
OEA
Life Insurance Claims From Korean War Deaths Top 16 Million
The Institute of Life Insurance reported that life companies paid over 16 million dollars in Korean War death claims. More than 13,000 claims were filed, representing about one tenth of one percent of total death benefits over a two year period ending June 25.
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New York
Institute of Life Insurance
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Abe Holloway
Sandlin & Sandlin
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Holdenville, Oklahoma
Jack FE. Alt
Jack E. Alt
Robert V. A
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Jim Vincent
Stella Vincent
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Township 1
Oran
Section 29
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Rita
Don West
Matusow
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Georgia
Bethel
John
Martha Edston
Communist Party
Young Pioneers
Herbert Romerstein
Brooklyn
Communist Front
Romerstein
Young Communist League
American Youth For Democracy
Young Progressives of America
Labor Youth League
Fireman Swimming Channel
Chinaman
Clark
Wilbur Praugher
Jim Sniveley
Pawhuska
Skinner Smith
Cobb
Jess Goodspeed
Cheate Webster
Red McCormick
Lawton
Ab Deakins
Mort Hunt
East Central
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J. D. Holleyman
Ysleta
Everett Shaw
Peanuts
Shaw
Ike Rude
Buffalo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Buddy Neal
McIntire
Clark McIntire
Limestone Gap
Hendrickses
Pa Hendricks
Hill
June
Heer
Robert C
Bob) Cunningham
State Legislaer
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KCRC
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KSIW
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Okle
Altus
Ardmore
Okla
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Ek City
KWCO
Chickashe
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Okie
WBBZ
Ponce City
KGFF
Shewnee
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