Quieting Title In Choctaw Nation Land in Pontotow County
Notice of a petition filed August 1930 in Pontotow County Oklahoma to quiet plaintiff's title to specified parcels in Panthaine County. The case seeks removal of all claims by defendants and their heirs, and to adjudge the plaintiffs as rightful owners of an undivided mineral estate in the described Northwest Quarter and related tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Femaimpla
Noraras
Pantoine County
Oklahoma
Orinean
Siuttieant
Quaer
Bancom
Gery
Citizenship Theme Of HD Club Meet At Cedar Grove
Miss Katherine Summers of HDA met with the Cedar Grove demonstration club for its August meeting at Mrs. A A Bryant home. Nine members attended the devotional opened by Mrs. Clara Summers. president Mrs. Velma Chandler led. The program titled Citizenship featured Esther Canada reciting the constitution preamble and Summers giving a tile painting demonstration. Summers painted a luncheon cloth for Mrs. Bryant. next meeting set for September 18 at Mrs. Iva Martin’s home. Guests included Summers, Canada, Chandler, Edith Philips, Iva Martin, Clara Summers, Lavern Scrogeins, Mothe Dunje, and J. Baker. refreshments served.
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Katherine Summers
HDA
Cedar Grove Bone Demonstration Club
A A. Bryant
Hich
Clara Summers
Velma Chandler
Aubise
Esther Canada
Miss Summers
Mca. Bryant
Iva Martin
Esther Canade
Edith Philips
Iva Marti
Lavern Scregeins
Mothe Dunje
Union Valley HC Meeting Discusses Constitution and Fair Plans
Members and visitors met to discuss the constitution and community responsibilities. IHDA reviewer Murthy Mote spoke on San Hamme Wee. plans were set for a county fair in September. refreshments were served. a club supper raised 854.68 for the school lunch fund.
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Union Valles
Megime
Helen Scott
Ite
Mas Murthy Mote
Ihda
San Hamme Wee
Macme Stephans
Jewell
Club
Schoa
Fragmented OCR Note on Old Quarry Site View
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a view started at an old quarry site near a central area with unclear references. It also notes other houses nearby and references persons but lacks specifics on location names dates or actions. Further readable text needed for precise card.
Grandpa and Grandma's Ego Boosting Hats Lead to Insight
Cal Tinney recounts humorous anecdotes on self deception and the unconscious mind. He compares grandpa's horse expertise with grandma's wisdom in choosing a partner, and humorously analyzes hat wearing as a clue to character and mood.
Mule dealer dies in Kansas City tragedy report
Apparent fatal accident reported in Kansas City involves a mule dealer named Saviex. The incident occurred today as the tram or horse release caused a deadly outcome. Local authorities are investigating the scene as Arkansas and nearby regions react to the loss.
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Aansas City
Tourists Warned About Indians and Highway Dangers in Oklahoma
Oklahoma patrol distributes leaflets from the Safety Council telling visitors that 90,000 Indians across 33 tribes live in the state but assuring there is no Indian massacre. A greater danger is road slaughter, with over 500 lives lost annually on state roads. Arizona leads Western copper production.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Highway Patrol
Oklahoma Safety Council
Local winner Crisman shines at national model meet
Ada native W C Crisman, a retired Detroit resident, won a Plymouth dealer and Junior Chamber sponsored local model airplane contest and earned a trip to the national Detroit event. He faced engine trouble, missed the main show, yet Oklahoma City and Ada youths showcased well. Crisman visited Sid McCollum, recalled hotel front events, Plymouth plant tours, and a banquet on Bola Island with 300 attendees.
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Sighkis
WC. Crisman
Detroit
Mich
Crisman
Bill Crisman
Ada
Plymouth Dealers
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Stile Island
Oklahoma
Sid McCollums
Sid McCollum
Aiindey
Plymouth
Bola Island
Trief Invents Lock Hamburg Patent Car Hack
A chaotic OCR fragment hints at an inventor proposing a car lock or device named Hamburg Arendowat, with references to a patent attempt and newspaper discussion, but the text is garbled and incomplete. The item suggests a local innovation claim and press reaction without clear specifics.
Emergency Bill to Help Rearm and Allied Aid Moves Forward
Washington reports on an emergency bill totaling 1.677 billion to aid rearmament and allied fortifications. The measure includes 333 variants of arms, boosts military outlays to over 330 billion, and foresees further requests for 10 billion. House action also redirects 4.400 billion to foreign arms aid and includes major allocations for defense, hydrogen and atom research, stockpiles, services, and ship readiness.
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Washington
Siegles
House
Senate
Rep
Shon
D-Tex
Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Defense Department
Navy
Army
State Department
Voice of America
Truman
Frank Phillips Buried at Ranch
Frank Phillips founder of Phillips Petroleum died Wednesday and was laid to rest at the 4000 acre Woodaroo ranch near Bartlesville Oklahoma. A public service in town drew thousands including 2000 Boy Scouts and 3000 local residents with directors, executives and workers paying tribute.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Frank Phillips
Here
Phillips Petroleum Co
H. M. Abbinsell
J. L. Johnston
New York
Rock Creek Camp Area Nears Formal Park Opening
In Platt National Park the Rock Creek camping area is nearing completion with a September 1 opening target. Two comfort stations progress from early stages as material delays ease, lighting nearly complete, and signs already posted. Local attendance has grown with recent favorable weather, though minor setbacks persist.
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Rock Creek
Platt National Park
Park Officis
Amisasec
Te Im Place
Met
Monster-Snake Tale and Dead Hogs Spark Rumors in County
Wewoka styled monster snake rumors spread through Pontotoc with tales of a 100 foot serpent, while three lost hogs were found dead near Oil Center. Deputies speculated the creature killed them, then Cummins confessed the hogs drowned in a recent rain and were found Friday morning.
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Pontotoc County
Oil Center
Derwin Cummins
Ernest Miers
Johnson
Cummina
Romans Cut Wine Use Rome Area Demand Tax Break
Wine growers in the Rome area report per person consumption in the province has fallen by more than 60 percent since World War II and Fi. they have asked the government for a drastic tax reduction. The proposal is under review by the provincial council.
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Rome
Navy flier Maxwell McDonald saves lost TBM crew over Atlantic
LCDR Maxwell D. MacDonald and his crew from USS Saipan earned a Letter of Commendation after guiding a straying TBM-3S back to the carrier during ASW exercises. With a failing TEM and no radio, McDonald located the aircraft, directed radar-assisted recovery in bad weather, and secured a safe landing with limited fuel. He previously boxed locally and worked in grocery stores before joining the Navy Air Forces in World War II.
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Maxwell D. MacDonald
Fitzhugh and
Ada
Atlantic
McDonald
Saipan
Sig
Naling
MacDonald
TBM
Navy Air Forces
Eucial Blake
Olin Blake
Influence Peddlers Help Promoters Seek Government Contracts
Washington dispatch details how promoters use idle plants in distressed areas to lure government defense contracts. Five Percenters act as brokers to arrange bids and push for noncompetitive classifications. The piece notes the shift from competitive bids to negotiated or educational orders, highlighting how political influence can raise prices and favor certain interests.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Waulerton
Washington
White House
Truman
Chiefs of Staff
Commission
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
Co General
Lindsay C
War
Kelly-Springfield
Cumberlark
Armed Services
Baptist Revival for Coal County Opens August 27
A county wide Baptist revival arranged by C D Schmidt superintendent of missions for Atoka and Coal counties begins at 7 70 Sunday evening August 27 in South Coalgate With Paul Fowler Tupelo and Ardrey Bell Lehigh preaching assisted by Centrahoma and Coalgate pastors An open wire meeting will run at least three weeks with long services at 7 3 preceding the 8 o clock sermons Open to the public and all invited
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C. D. Schmidt
Atoka
Coal Counties
Paul Fowler
Tupelo
Ardrey Bell
Lehigh
South Coalgate
Centrahoma
Coalgate
Cumberland Navy mascot Private Striker recalls a change
A garbled Cumberland story notes Private Striker the famed bull mascot of the Cumberland Navy Reserve, said to be left behind after an incident and replaced by a new mascot. The item mentions naval policy and Catholic presence in Can- around 1941, but details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Onn Simo
Shakespeare
Jock
Carly
Cumberland
Agen
Econ Navy
Navy
Say
Serra
Spinal Arthritis Keeps Guam Ghost From Navy Duty
SEATTLE Aug 30 Spinal arthritis has kept George Ray Tweed the World War I survivor known as the Guam Ghost from returning to Navy duty. A former chief petty officer who hid from Japanese forces on Guam for two months, Tweed retired to run a bowling alley in Grants Pass Oregon. Navy doctors said his condition prevents active service though he remains in the fleet reserve. He remarked he now has a postwar family and can stay with them.
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Seattle
George Ray Tweed
Guan
Navy
Tweed
Guam
Grants Pass
Ore
Fleet Reserve
Pohang fighting shifts as UN forces reopen coastal road
Amid a heavy battlefront along the Pohang area, Allied forces pushed a road north of the threatened port after repulsing Reds, with tanks and infantry moving beyond the city outskirts. Reports claim 1,000 North Korean casualties daily in the Pohang drive and significant enemy material losses.
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Porhang
Pohang
Sea of Japan
Ray
Bull
Miami Beach
Pla
Toca
United Nations
Korea
Kim Tl Sung
Air Force
No. 2
Chananyong
Taegu
U. S 2Nd Infantry
Naktong River
Waegwan
Tacau
U. S. 1St Cavalry Division
25Th Infantry
Haman
Hamen
Masan
Pusan
Battle Mountain
Thailand
Philippines
France
Belgium
MacArthur
Bloody Pohang
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Done A
Aura J. Auton
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Andie Sams
Della Badford
Pontetee County
Ry—F. Robinson
Cedar Grove
Union Valley Hclub
Cal Tinney
Grandma
Grandpa
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Wress
Curtis-Wright Corporation
Caldwell N. J
U. S. Air Force Development Center
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Tay 2 Smee
Arizona
W. C. Crisman
Texas
John Barlow
Smith
Aden
TRIEF
Hamburg
Bas
Arendowat
Howenesses Macsure
Bartlesville Halls
Skelly Oil Co
W. G. Skelly
Tulsa
Eugene DuPont
DuPont Corp
Phillips
Tad
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Purdue
Chalwane
Maxwell McDonald
Coal County
S. Coalgate
Korean War
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University of California
Sueburn
Fagland
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