District Court Notice Involving Thompson Hatton Estate
District Court in Pontotoula County Oklahoma adjures heirs and defendants in the Thompson Hatton land dispute. Plaintiffs Claude Thompson Eva Whipple seek ownership of undivided interests in blocks of the Northeast Quarter and other quarters in Section 24 Township 4 North Range 7 West. Multiple heirs and trustees named as defendants. Court warns defendants to answer petition before September 3 to avoid default. Writ outlines division of interests among many named heirs and assigns. Also notices final account and hearing for the estate of Thomas Belson with administrator’s petition for discharge set for September in County Court House.
Mother at Fifteen Delivers Boy in Columbus
A 15 year old mother in Columbus proudly presents a seven pound son. The child was born to Mrs. Scan Man Foster who wed her 18 year old soldier husband two years ago after a whirlwind two month courtship. Foster is stationed at Port Berning.
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Columbus
Meather
Byrds Resolve Unknown Croton Treatment Claim
An unclear report from an Arita area notice mentions a Byrds group seeking a Croton treatment or remedy. The fragment references Rey Asaghmene Pi Truant Tor Croton and an Eros ASE Anipe, but lacks verifiable details or context.
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Rey Asaghmene
Croton
Byrds
Mortgage Notice of Land Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public notice documents a mortgagee sale of J. Aviin Wood property at 118 Moria Broadway Ade Oklahoma. It lists the mortgage of 3,456.45 with estimated property value and equipment, including tools and furniture, and details the court process, names assignees Ware Rice attorney, and sets a hearing date for probate and heirs' determination in Pontotoc County Court.
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Equigmient
Ace
Ghishome
Moria Brasdway
Ade
Ohahornit
Erect Foxmetiv Y
Oy J. Arie Weed
Wood's Tire and Sipely Company
Ie Comaty Chetle
Pantetoe County
Inelicen
Pontétec
Suave
Oishi
Notice of Sarthian Salt Public Auction in Pant otge County
Notice is given that on the ninth day of September at 10:00 a.m. the sheriff of Pontotoc County Oklahoma will offer at public auction the described property appraised at 1000.00. The land includes portions of the northeast quarter and southeast quarter of section parts within the Southward, in Pontotoc County. The sale is to satisfy a court order in the district court of Pontotoc County.
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Genariye Okijas
Ace
Salt Gaunt
Pantotge Cawaty
Oklahons
Otter
Amd
Quieting Title Suit Notices In Pontotoc County OK 1968
A lengthy court filing from Pontotoc County Oklahoma requires Ke and others to answer by September 29 1968 in a case where The First National Bank of Boston and North Texas Central, a Delaware corporation, seek to quiet and confirm ownership of land in Pontotoc County described as the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 32 Township 2 South Range 1 East. The petition asserts lien and title challenges related to a County Treasurer's Certificate Tax deed and references multiple heirs executors and trustees of the deceased PBA Boles. The filing names DELLA BEDFORD as court clerk and lists attorneys for the plaintiff and defendants.
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Noriheast
Worihast
Wits
Notice by Publication in Oklahoma Court Case 1344
The heirs, executors, administrators and assigns of Wesley Holmes are cited that plaintiffs filed a petition in Pontotoc County District Court, Ada Oklahoma. Defendants must answer by September or default will be entered. The action seeks to quiet title to property described as Lot 16 in Block 9 of Normal Heights, Ada City, Pontotoc County, including all interests of the Holmes heirs and others. The notice warns that failure to answer will cancel claims and grant judgment for plaintiffs, with the property as described to be titled to plaintiffs. The document is signed by the clerk and attorneys for the plaintiffs and dated August 1, 1344.
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Tummer
Rey Hstion
Bediah
Hauan
Will Hayton
Asgna
Dangers
G. Pi Hottnn
C.J) Mieke
W. B. Pipleyant
Memullison
Hebe Bally
Gow Shapert
B. W. Melk
CB. Shyarader
Z. C. Alcorn
BL. Barnwalt
B. Mi Glover
Loaces Magee
J. T. Sewelk Wiling
Taek
Perso
Kou
Claude
Thompson
Eva Whienle
District Court
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Yoo County
State of Oklahoma
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Gotlow
Plsinnifs
Heceinwtter Cura Brand
Sluatnet Fm Pontptos
Cikls- Bem
Parisien
Bedford
Wewell Ford
District Court of
Puntotes County
Oklahoma
J. G. A.nds. Ansignies Ada
Oklssama
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Amd
Hodnes
Pomoree County
Oekbehoma
Beeerty
Bnet
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Della Badrgat
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Pier Wells
Jobster
Lyte
Commerce
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Busberig
Gitano City
Olli Kerr
Lambert & Conn
Acé
Oklahars
Wertitin County
Pontotor County
Oflahomsa
Pontotee
State Ox
Ford
Tre
Dania
Fantotee County
Vewell Ford
Extinction of the Nostrherm Sea Cow After 37 Years
The nostherm sea cow vanished within 37 years of its first sighting by humans. At around 40 feet long, the creature was observed only in waters near Bering Island with Steller the sole naturalist to witness it alive. The species reportedly possessed no remarkable glands in the cow’s body.
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Lemgsh
Bering Island
Steller
Quieting title sought in Pontotoc County Oklahoma bid
The petitioner seeks a judicial decree quieting ownership of real estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The suit names executors administrators trustees and assigns of Elizabeth Brown deceased and Palmer deceased among others. The case requests that title be vested in the plaintiff against all defendants with costs.
Notice to creditors of Isham L. Cummings deceased
Creditor claims against Isham L. Cummings, deceased, must be proven with vouchers in the office of Busby Jarrey and Yricy at 208 American Building Ada Oklahoma within four months of the given date or the claims will be barred. Executrix Chemnie seals.
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Isham L. Cummings
Inham L. Cummings
Pndersranett
Busby
Jarrey
Yricy
Ada
tHlahoma
Tareset Barre
Simmed
Chemmie
Byng High Also Registration Spot
Byng high school was omitted from the list of places for draft registration beginning August 30. Ten high schools nationwide will provide registration sites along with the county superintendent's office and the draft board office at 30 East Main in Ada.
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Byng
Lst
East Main
Ada
Father in law of Mes Sob Kerr dies in Tulsa
Herry H. Breene 79 former state air inspector and father in law of former Gov Robert S Kerr died after a long illness. He lived in Bartlesville from 1908 to 1918, and later served as oil inspector for nine years after appointment by Gov. Charles M Haskell. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Tulsa
Herry HK
Breene
Snd
Robert S Kerr
U. S
Bartiesville
Tvem
Gev
Charles M . Haskell
Effort to Expel Communists Faces Setback in Court
Federal Judge Geldborough ruled the immigration service hearings on communist expulsions illegal under the Administrative Procedures Act. He ordered reconsideration and potential deportations of Gerhard Eister Irving Potash Joan Williamson Ferdinand Snitz and Charles A Doyle unless methods are changed. Officials plan to appeal as they await higher court guidance, marking a cautious pause in a long campaign against communism.
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Max Fall
James Maylow
Washington
Immigration and Naturalization Service
TL Alan Galdsborough
Caspertary
Gerhard Eister
Irving Potash
Joan Willamson
Ferdinand ©. Snitz
Charles A. Doyle
Geldabagshk
Joh L. Lewis
Lewis
Fudge
Galesvorough
Supreme Court
Goldsborough
Alexander Holtzoff
Moltzoff
New York
J. Peters
Bell Of Lightning Kills Earl Tisdale
A belt of lightning struck near the Tisdale farm 13 miles north of Atoka on Tuesday afternoon, killing 21 year old Earl Tisdale of Tipperary rodeo. Six other workers in the field escaped unharmed though knocked down and temporarily deafened by the lightning and thunder. The group rested near the Tisdale parents’ home.
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Earl
Tisdalee
Tipperary
Atoka
Tisdale
King
Met Opera Reinstated for 1948-49 Season in NYC
Metropolitan Opera Association resumes plans for the 1948-49 season after employees’ unions drop wage demands. The reversal follows an earlier cancellation announcement, with opening date and season length to be announced by Edward Johnson. Budget shortfall and mounting costs led to the prior plan’s collapse.
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New York
Aus
Fighter Planes Over West Berlin
West Berlin residents reported six to ten fighter planes seen late today believed to be American air officers posing as Russians. The aircraft fired at height as observers watched from the ground causing excitement and calls to newspaper offices. Authorities later stated no fighters were flown over Berlin.
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Berlin
Eyevines
Zcom
Gas and fertilizer from sewage report in Zurich
Zurich officials report a sewer treatment process recovering gas and fertilizer from slime residues. During 1247 the operation generated about 180,080 cubic meters of gas. Two bars and three houses burned in the incident but no injuries were reported. Ball Meritt Bill Carr of Bubietie eon provided the account.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Neca
Ender- Meritt
Bill Carr
Bubietie
Jean Wallace Divorced From Tone After Seven Years of Marriage
Jean Wallace of Santa Monica has been granted a divorce from actor Franchot Tone. Her mother Mary Ingram opposes the split, hoping for a reconciliation. Wallace testified Tone was jealous and used violent profanity during their seven years of marriage, with corroboration from a singer who described vulgar language.
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Jean Wallace
Ces
Franchot Tone
Mary Ingram
Mers. Tome
Franchot
Hex
Stutiio
Alize Pe
Pasa
Dena Singer
Tome
Thurlow T. Tatt
Woman Leaps From Russian Consulate Window to Escape
A 42-year-old Russian schoolteacher, Mrs Kaseniina, jumped from a third floor window of the Russian consulate in New York to escape after being denied permission to leave. In Roosevelt Hospital she said she did not intend to kill herself but to escape, and that she would not return to Russia. She referenced the deaths of her husband and son in Leningrad in 1942 and discussed her letter to Yakov Lamakin.
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Martin Eogare
New York
Pi—Mes
Omesana Xasenkina
Roosevelt Hospital
Mysel
Russia
Valley Cottage
Alegancer Panyushken
Gonsu
Yakov Mt
Lamakin
Reed Farm
Ted Lamakin
Leningrad
Brone Goes Wild Injures 21 At Colorado Rodeo
At a Colorado stake fair rodeo last night, a horse named Bear Cat threw rider Chuck Black of Ratón New Mexico and charged into an aisle, injuring 21 spectators. Several people were moved to hospitals with serious injuries.
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Loree
Colorado
Orone
Chuck Black
Ratan
N.ml
Air Compressor Explodes in Tulsa Garage
An air compressor exploded in a Tulsa garage and filing station, destroying a store room and injuring the operator who was cut by flying debris but not seriously hurt. A steel tag was hurled across the street. police note the blast caused extensive damage.
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Tulsa
Okla
I. Plummer
Ada Chamber Protests Frisco Train Discontinuance
The Ada Chamber of Commerce fights Frisco Railway plans to drop passenger trains Nos. 909 and 510 between Tulsa and Ada. The Oklahoma Corporation Commission orders prompt contest, urging attendance and witnesses at a hearing, as towns along the route protest the suspension.
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Rairoad Rom Pols
Tulsa
Ada
Corporation Commission
Aurneys
Frisco
Secuive
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Frisea Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Pravda Challenges U S On Dreher Spy Case Report
Pravda denounces the U S State Department account of Naval Lt. Robert Dreher as false and contradictory. U S official Michael McDermott disputed Pravda’s report that Dreher was caught receiving secret Soviet information and expelled at Moscow’s request. Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith said he only shared a telegram with Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky and had no other comment.
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Pravda
U.S State Department
Naval
Robert Dreher
Communist Party
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Ruger
Sofiat
McDermost Wit & Washingon
Dreher
Tareri
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
State Department
Andrei Viskinsky
Washington
Smith
McDermanty
Marshall Aides Studying Report on Western Meeting
A reported briefing from Washington states Secretary Mars aides are studying details of a Western European meeting involving Ambassador W erB Smith and Prime Minister Staley. Officials say the communication was relayed to President Truma aboard a yacht named Nepean and kept confidential at the State Department and in Moscow.
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Mars
Werb Smith
Prme
Staley
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Miy
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Moscow
Lady in Black Identifies Self at Memorial Event
Hollywood reports the unidentified Lady in Black claimed identity as Flame and head of a memorial group, appearing at Rudovih Valentine’s grave on the 22nd anniversary of his death. She said Black 2 women had once shown flowers there, recalling past mystique tied to a New York event in 1926.
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Hollywood
Lady In Black
Toms of
Tha Press Exen’s
New York
Campaign to Oust Tito Stepped Up by Moscow Allies
Washington reports Russia and Balkan satellites intensify effort to remove Marshal Tito as Yugoslavia’s leader. Eastern bloc officials say anti Tito rhetoric grows among communist parties outside Yugoslavia while Moscow quotes deny westward risk. Analysts doubt Soviet troops in Yugoslavia are imminent and warn UN intervention would be invoked if force used.
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Tos
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Yaroslavia
Belgrade
Furth
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Yuroslavia
Trto
United Nations
U.N
Eddy Sant
Kansas Population At All Time High In 1940 Census
TOPEKA Aug 14 Kansas population reached a record 1 873 043 as of March 1 1940 per county assessor reports. This is up 38 832 from 1940. Sedgwick led with 2 , Wyandotte grew to 9 215 Shawnee 3 570 and Johnson 2 983. The four counties top the list, with Crawford Montgomery and others following.
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Kansas
Board of Agriculture
Sedgwick
Wyandotte
Shawmee
Jomnsom
Onder
Retr
Crawford
Montgomery
Parole Recommended for Clyde Brandon in 1929 Case
In Oklahoma City, Clyde Brandon, 52, tied to a 21 year old terror case, was recommended for parole after a pardon hearing. He received 20 years of a life sentence for the 1929 saving of JW McNally in Beggstown, while another inmate, George Kimies, remains at large after escaping from McAlester State Penitentiary last month.
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Cxhlahoma City
Notor
Matt Kimeseens
Nouthwest
Clyde Brandon
Prandon
JW McNally
Beggstown
Kijres
Testimony on Dr Condon Contract From Page Gney
A subcommittee labels Dr Edward A Condon of the National Bureau of Standards as a weak link in atomic security. The committee has never questioned Condon in public and he has repeatedly sought a hearing while denying the committee's charges.
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National Bureau of Standards
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Dr. Condon
Atomic Securiy
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Asboaipa
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