Notice of Intention to File Motor Carrier Application
W Burl Moore gives notice of intent to file with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission for authority to operate a motor carrier for transport of field equipment and routes in Oklahoma. Interested parties may obtain information at the Commission in Oklahoma City, with the matter involving heirs of J. J. Young and the property in Ada, Pontotoc County, proceeding in the district court of Pontotoc County. The petition seeks judicial determination of ownership and succession rights to the estate and associated property.
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Motor Cahrifr
Notick
W. Burl Moore
Feont
Il Penta
Oklahom
Oklahoma court action names numerous heirs and executors
The document lists many individuals including Gillani Teddy I Harmeny Gilliani and Aileen Adams among heirs executors and administrators for estates in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. It notes continued proceedings from a 1945 petition and seeks to quiet and transfer title to lands in Section 5 Township Five North Range Four East containing 49 acres. The case seeks to settle claims, appoint executors and trustees and establish rightful possession. Also reported is the Oklahoma session laws of 145 published in September with 2,200 copies contracted for printing by the secretary of state.
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Actice
J. J
Alice
Yoong
Thark
Ada
Tantetoe
State of Oklahoma
Tne Et Hess
Fanee
Vaenes
Oklahqam
Helen of
Oklahoma
Jeremy
Owlahiam
Chrisdopher C
Calimbuel
Pontotoc
State of Obfihama
Aunice
Anauet
Della
Ty Vesta Reed
Tro Mearthin & FibrTi
Traintiff, Ada, Oklahama
Oiklahoma City
Secretary of State
Lawsuit alleges heirs and land in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
The State of Oklahoma to all heirs executors administrators trustees and devisees of several named decedents. The complaint seeks partition of undivided interests in real estate and claims adverse possession rights including described tracts in Pontotoc County with defendants named and service ordered by publication. The case, filed August 6, 1905, lists parties such as Trahern Dora Richardson and Mose Bothewere as stakes in the action.
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Trahern
Devianea
Aasixaa
Tristers
Deviaees
Mose
Dora Richardson
Trisiven
Devirees
Georges Davie
Tinte Tearden
Eehel Davis
Maud Peawards
Pronk Middleton
Laren Middleton
Annie S Wilson
Mugirie
AN. Davis
Finvin
Othe
Malotitt
Orel
Oklaw Hama
Pamiatnn
Obigtrant
Bouthener
Siurhe
Seocian
Ronee & Banat
Barat
Alt
Ned
Sanders
Swetian Sownahin
Sranite
Perroteum
Hottin
Bern
Dora Wehardsan Aled
Ollie Boris Dors
Public Auction of Real Estate in Pontotoc County
Notice hereby given of a real estate sale at the front door of the courthouse in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma on September 14 1945 at ten oclock for cash highest bidder to be announced. Auction includes parcels from the estate of John Ryan deceased and F I Hughey etc with judgments amounting to 1728 48 and assessed values. proceeds to cover taxes and costs. Sherri Waise under sheriff Pontotoc County Oklahoma signs. End of notice.
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Ada
Pantatoc
Owloma
Okahoma
John Fyivan
Dine Legaty
M. Bushey
Cen Hughes
Mekletey Hubghesy
Helva
Wexigia
John Ryan
F. 1
Pannies Hughey
Wald
Aaa
Pate Ant Costa
Nechutral Coats
Aumuat, 145. 5 Veyde Waisei Sherri
Pontotocounty
Oklahart
Hughes
Under-Sherriff
Stetwy
Martin Cagle
Sutien
Dentotorate
Oklahoma
Puhlic
Crane Doar
Tha Court Houe
Okletom
Wil
Deatevens
Satel Martin
Poutatue
Okiahons
Taewit Kowih
Hawke
Hest
Rate
Oklahoma County land auction and estate sale notices
Percy to sel CHUNTYY MOP REY at public sale of tracts in Osage County and Denton County proceedings. Sam Dew, County Treasurer, calls bids in cash with final sale subject to county board approval. Also notices of real estate sale in Pontotoc County and adjacent court actions, including guardianship and quiet title suits, with dates, locations, and proceeds. Tulsa area veterans council meets to discuss permanent state headquarters bid by multiple cities.
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Sant
Acari
Beatrimink
Mort Dore
Het Edni
Descviben
Gretta
Parenta
Ae Vas
Vand
Poetetoe
Ohktaona
Resale
Tian
Chichi Pawnalyin
Apne
Yoosalet Salerhad
Thes Morkeses
Bam Dew
Mtotine
Ghuboms
Percy
Chuntyy
I. H. Hendy
Reid Pope Tien
County Lonmnissinners
Cay
Elie Bid Upon Rate, Rend Carare
Naar
Sam Dew
Wxtter
Pantatac
Oklahoma
Putrish
Beot
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma Council of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Oklahoma City
Enid
Muskogee
Oklahoma Quiet Title Suit Recounts Land Battle
The petition filed in Pontotoc District Court seeks to quiet title to the southwest quarter of the southwest quadrant of section 42, township 5 north, range 7 east, containing 40 acres in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Defendants are required to answer by October 4, 1945, else judgment will be entered in favor of plaintiffs. The notice includes numerous defendants and references land ownership and rights. A second item notes community news from Owl Creek and Oakman with school, shop work, church revival plans, and local visits.
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Natiow State OF Oklahoma
Owers
Jilluanna Nowery
Henlamin
Plainshes
Itoy Sarrian
Jeanle Mageiah
W. Shape
Plimette
Pontatoe
Oklahoam
Cownamp
D Court
Della Benkorn
Owl Creek
Paul V. Selders
Toney Cisels
G. P. Hatt
More Milk Available For Civilians Soon
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson suspended sales quotas for milk light cream buttermilk and chocolate dairy drinks in 138 largest cities. Whipping cream supplies are not affected. The order marks end of wartime quota restrictions affecting civilian milk distributions.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
Dick Truitt named All Round Cowboy
Dick Truitt of Stonewall Oklahoma was named all round champion cowboy of the 1945 Woodward Elks rodeo after three days of competition. Placings across bronc and bull riding calf coping steer roping and other events were listed with riders from Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico.
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Woodward
Okla
Dick Truitt
Stonewall
Albuquerque
N. M
Baughman
Wart Baughman
Archer City
Texas
George Hinkle
iComanche
Clyde Weir
Comanche
Truitt
Jiggs Burke
Coiméneche
Choate Webster
Lenapah
Everett Shaw
Stone
Oklahoma Official Seeks Feed Relief and End to Rationing
Oklahoma City August 20. President Joe C. Scott of the state board of agriculture travels to Washington to press for protein feeds for Oklahoma stockmen and urge removal of meat rationing. He argues ending rationing will ease feed shortages, aid the livestock economy, boost food supply, and create jobs as cattle numbers must be reduced to peacetime levels.
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Oklahoma City
Joe C. Scott
State Board of Agriculture
Washington
Oklahoma
Scott
Clinton P. Anderson
Toda
Armed Services
Message No 13 to MacArthur from Japanese General Staff
San Francisco report outlines radiogram thirteen warning allied officers and men not to visit prisoners without notice as hostilities endgame unfolds. It notes humanitarian teams in Chungking and parachute drops, with Japanese bewilderment and requests to prevent such visits. The text ends with a note on reduced gasoline use when tires are inflated.
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San Francisco
MacArthur
Mukden
Hong Kong
Arknow Teves
Chungling
Keijo
Korea
Feeys
New Witnesses Testify At Quisling Treason Trial
The trial of Vidkun Quisling proceeds with testimony from high ranking Nazis including Hermann Goering and Joachim von Ribbentrop, now being presented in Germany. Prosecution asserts prewar meetings in Berlin with Rosenberg and Kritel outlining the invasion of Norway, while Quisling defends his actions as patriotic and warns of Bolshevism as the war’s driving force.
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QSLO
Hermann Goering
Joachim van
Ribbentrop
Vidkuri Quisling
Norway
Annacaus Schodjt
Germany
Alfred Rosenberg
Wilhelm Kritel
Gustav Jodl
England
Russia
Quisling
Hitler
Ia Chistain
Dertakine
Allied Nationals Await Liberation From Jap Camps
Allied nationals in camps from Manchuria to the Netherlands Indies may number about 140,000 awaiting liberation after surrender talks. The Red Cross summary notes 200,000 confined, with 50,000 dead, around 10,000 repatriated. Americans 33,000, Britons Australians and Canadians nearly 100,000, Dutch the rest. Lt Gen Jonathan Wainwright heads the list among prisoners. Cal J T Devereux Wake Island commander also named.
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Manila
Manchuria
Ingapore
Netherlands Indies
American Red Cross
De‘offaices
Shanghai
Jonathan Wainwright
Batzan
Cal. J T. Devereux
Wake Island
Two Ada Men Return From States With Other Soldiers
Ada area soldiers aboard the Queen Mary and docking on the East Coast are listed. Pfc Harrison C Gilbert Tishomingo Pfc Homer Whalley Durant CWO Earnest Denney Atoka Pfc Thurman Williams Stratford Pvt Clyde M Ardrey Ada Pfc Dawson J Davis Sasakwa Pfc Calvin Slaiger Wapanucla T4 Loyd E Stephens Pauls Valley Pfc Doyle R Emmerlin Pauls Valley Pfc Cecil H Ray Durant Pies Woodtred 1 Mears Ada and T4 John R Holder of Waynewood.
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Ada
States
Sunay
Queen Mary
Harrison C. Gilbert
Tishomingo
Homer Whalley
Durant
Loyd E. Stephens
Pauls Valley
Doyle R. Emnerlin
Cecil H. Ray
Pies Woodtred
V J Day Proclaimed On Japan Surrender Signing
The White House said V J day will be proclaimed on Japan's signing of surrender terms. President Truman to speak briefly on J day. MacArthur suggested surrender could take up to ten days. Ross noted uncertainty about Lt Gen Wainwright attending the signing and addressed holiday status and overtime pay for recent declared holidays.
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Washington
Wh House
Japan
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Manila
Charles G. Ross
Jonathan Mr. Wainweight
Correnidor
Ross
W House
Roosevelt Memorial Stamp Goes On Sale
New York reports the first two cent Roosevelt memorial stamp will be sold Friday at the Little White House in Warm Springs Georgia. Gov Ellis Arnall will hand the first stamp to Basil O Connor head of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis during the sale.
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New York
Roosevelt
Little White House
Warm Springs
Franklin Roosevelt
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile
Allied Occupation Troops Preparing For Japan Landing
Allied occupation troops plan airborne landings in Japan on Sunday with two fleets moving toward Tokyo Bay. The June 28 operation aims to withdraw Japanese forces from a defined river area while police units are reinforced. MacArthur’s headquarters kept plans silent awaiting confirmation of units and transport planes to move the first occupation troops, with all service branches potentially involved.
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Manila
Japan
Tokyo
Tadly
Domel
Information Ministry
Atsugi
Fukyo
Yokosuka
Navy
Kuino-Gawa
Chiba City
Taragawa
Fuchu
Hschioji
Otsuki
Fu Peninsula
Imperialecommunique
MacArthur
Pacific Wall
Japar Thor
Oklahoma City Textbook Contracts Extend Amid New Law
WA L Crabb said publishers with contracts expiring July 1 1946 have one week to notify the state textbook commission of willingness to extend at old prices. A winter Legislature law requires publishers to extend contracts or let them expire next July at original prices.
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Oklahoma City
L. Crabb
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Textbook Commission
Old Pr
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Tolimbisy Gale
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Julia Keddutie
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Lee Johnsen
Salmsen
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Telaion
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Aduinistratere
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Triatees
Aes Stein
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Chirkawew
Rell
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Laie
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Tisrrier Court
Pantera County
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Della Remford
Earsey Westa Eed
Chetrirte
Fur Pantator County
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Jess Berryman
Oakman Singing Club
Eula Foxx
Ira Wommack
Es Pauline
Geraldine Rand
Barbara Bandy
Conrad Massey
Ray Loman
Union Valley
Linvil Lillard
Elmo Coventon
Juanita Foxx
Joxee Coventon
Billie Bryan
Elmer Scroggins
Roger
Emma Williams
Jessie Morgan
Geneva Cecil
Joss Berryman
Edward Berryman
Camp Peary
Virginia
Ellis Leeds
Bonnie Bryan
J. D. Aismus
Platt National Park
Virginia Bandy
Juanita Kaiser
Mary Boyd
Holdenville
FE. M, Nance
Bobby
Marlene Higdon
Olen Vale
Earl Loman
Byng
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Arty Kaiser
Edith Higdon
Inez Brown
Clyde Kaiser
Chil Nn
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Flora Hampton
Earl McAdams
C.H. Hampton
Woodward Rodeo
Joe Scott
Goering
By Ned Nordness
Eric Rheder
Rosenberg
Berlin
Schecht
Schodtt
Bolshevise
The
Red Cross
Atta
America
Uncle Sam
WEA
OPA
Indzitry
Chester
My Place
Old
Will Cummings
Allen
J. W. Shofner
Allen, Oklahoma
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