Oklahoma probate case ventures into multi-party claims
Court documents reveal a complex suit involving Mile Le Bulié and Wilbon and a host of defendants. The case names Bralintue County and the district court, with proceedings tied to a decree and liens on property. Parties seek determinations on interest, ownership, and distribution amid contested claims.
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Grating of Seed and True Type Propagation
The article notes that most apples propagated by grafting or budding do not reproduce true to type from seed, citing the Britannica. It adds a fact about gasoline consumption: one gallon of gasoline burned by an engine yields about one gallon of water as a byproduct.
Hearing Set For Final Account In Mitchell Estate
The court fixed a hearing on the final account and distribution of the Mitchell estate for Monday December 20 at 10:00 a.m. in the county courthouse. Aditional notices announce an order in a separate probate matter involving Tom R. Norris’s estate and a sheriff sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma with a bid process and appraised value of 400,000 dollars.
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Ruling Protects Pinball Machines in Seminote County
District Judge Bob Howell blocked confiscation of pinball machines in Seminote County while an appeal proceeds after last week’s ruling that machines were outlawed. The order restrains County Attorney Jack Scott and Sheriff Rey Rich from seizure, with the stay set until the appeal finalizes or a rehearing is granted. Owners’ group led by Leon filed the injunction as officials faced pushback from Marvin Siler Clyde Berry and Guy B. Trimble.
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Bob Howell
Seminote
Howell
Jack Scott
Rey Rich
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Assisant
Geneva Fred Hansen
Ween Sewnote
Hissattesthon
Marvin Sixler
Clyde Berry
Guy B. Trimble
Forrestal Talks Of European Needs
New York secretar y of defense Forrestal argued the United States must supply Western Europe with the necessary equipment to support the Brussels treaty defense plans of five nations. He said generous aid would help Western Europe prosper and dispel fear, as the arsenal of democracy becomes a repository of hope for the region.
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Forty Schools Enter East Central Forensics Tournament Start
Forty schools from seven states plan entries for a three day East Central Intercollegiate Forensics tournament beginning Thursday morning. Springfield Teachers College leads the group with 25 participants, North Texas sends 20, Wisconsin entrants total 22, and TCU Misentepee contributes 22. The event features a world of debates, with finals Thursday evening and Friday events, medals for top finishers and a sweepstakes award for top seniors across four divisions.
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Hyount Soraal
North Texas
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Seria
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Stone of Muskogee Heads AD Group For Year
John O. Stone elected president of the Oklahoma Associated Press Editorial Association at Stillwater meeting. Horton Pio, Tulsa Tribune editor, named vice president. 1940s legislature coverage discussed. association praised for 1948 election reporting. photo contest winners listed with participants from Oklahoma publications.
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Oklahoma Associated Press
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Oklahoman Times
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Royee Craig
Tusa Tribune
Bonn
Jap Coal Miners Strike Near End
Tokyo reports the long running coal miners strike easing with about 127000 workers idle. Mines in vital sections shut down as union leaders threaten action unless wage increases are proposed. Seamen’s union calls for a 72 hour small strike unless wages rise.
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Tuncion
Union Station in St Louis marks first all-sail road train site
A fragmented note asserts Union Station in St Louis was the first in the United States to have all trains use a single station. The text is unclear about dates, agencies, and exact details.
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St Louis
United States
All Sails Road
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Ite Ibss
Segre Educator Dies Tulsa Leader in Oklahoma Education Ends Career
Obituary notices in Tulsa announce the death of Ellis W. Woods, longtime principal of Booker T. Washington High School, a prominent Black educator in Oklahoma. Woods served 33 years guiding the Tulsa school and influenced local African American education. An accompanying report notes a mission in Tokyo with American experts arriving to teach Japanese officials about coinage, reflecting postwar exchange efforts.
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Ellis W. Woods
Oklahoma
Bookers Washington High School
Kerr Urges Oklahoma to Build People and Resources
U. G. Senator-elect Robert Kerr spoke at the Deiry Day celebration praising Oklahoma’s youth and natural resources. He urged expanding vocational education, soil protection, and per acre food production, stressing three acres per person and the nation’s need for land, fuel, and water. He praised a local program boosting food output and predicted growth as foundational to future prosperity.
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Two Small Dams Near Eufaula Offer Cost Savings
U S engineers propose placing the Eufaula project into two separate dams on the North and South Canadian rivers west of Buffalo to save about 527 million dollars and avoid affecting highways and railroads. A public hearing is set for December 21 in Eufaula county courthouse.
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Melatosty County
Eufauta
South Canadian River Development Association Formed
Ada McAlester Hel Benville Wewoka Semingle Sasakwa Konawa Purcell Norman and Oklahoma City form the South Canadian River Development Association to press Congress for flood control navigation and water use funds. The group includes leaders from multiple counties and aims to reclaim and conserve watershed lands with oil resources noted. Senator Anglin and Congressman Albert spoke, praising water use and economic benefits of river development.
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Arall
Adan
Keith Marshall
Ada Chamber of Commerce
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Badde Huddleston
Renawa
Frank Streetman
Sasalwa
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Hundrey
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Vandeuki
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Holden Lie
Pittsburg
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Jones
Kerr
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Arkansas
West
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J.C. Nancent Norman
Tom Angin
Walden
Alter G. Nichols
Wewoka
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Coal County Farm Bureau Elects King as President
Coal County Farm Bureau met in Coalgate on Monday night November 20 electing Frank King as president with Bil Mathews as vice president and W R Brothers as secretary treasurer. Seven directors chosen include Frank King W B Brothers F Biings Frank Martiz B B Franklin Lee Marmeson and C B Daniela. A short film Tie Song of the Lazy Farmer was shown. King reported on the state farm bureau in Oklahoma City. 96 members to be enrolled for the coming year. The present membership is 100. State president urged farm-to-market roads soil conservation and stable price legislation with consumer consideration. Senator H D Binns and Rep TK Klinglesmith attended. After adjournment coffee and rolls were served.
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Scholarships to Eight 4-Hers in National Garden Contest
Chicago report notes six boys and two girls won scholarships worth 200 dollars each in the National 4 H club garden contest. Winners earned all expense trips to the 27th canpress and track gardening achievements. Keith Delventhal of Brighton Colorado raised eighty two varieties of vegetables on his five acre plot.
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Rural Teacher Meetings Spotlight Modern School Needs
Rural teachers in Pomotoc county gathered at Burg School for a county meeting led by Norman Mitchell and speakers from East Central college and Byng. They discussed curriculum shifts to reflect real world experiences, library prominence, and improved methods to meet diverse student needs, with a later conference in Vanoss for parents including a student musical program and a tour of facilities.
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Byng Glee
Wational Education Association
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East Central
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Farmer-Stockman and Agricultural Edhor
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Noor
Portotee County
Robert Braxhwars
Wanass
Norman ©. Mitchell
John LR. Chandler
East Central College Education Departiment
Leonard Holloway, Jr
Die ‘Homer Baptat
Oklahoma
Coniversity
Woman's World Homemaker Time Use and Health Fact
A woman's World article notes the average homemaker spends about 70 percent of her time in the kitchen. It claims she walks two to miles daily and carries substantial water yearly, linking red blood cell turnover to health and lifespan, stating about 120 days for replacement.
Pie Supper in Pickett Aims for Annual Christmas Program
Residents of Pickett plan a pie supper beginning at a specified time with entertainment and school teachers selecting suitable pies for the Christmas program. The event supports the annual church meal effort and features a familiar fundraising tone for the community.
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