Notice by Publication in Oklahoma Court Case Listings
Eva McNicholas sued by Julius C Travis for 2500 dollars for services under contract. Attachment levied on 32 and 34 shares in Choctaw Cotton Oil Co. Answer by January 2 1947 or judgment and sale of attached property. In Pontotoc County District Court Billie Rose Goodwin seeks divorce custody and property from Lindy Goodwin. answer by January 16 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva McNicholas
State of
Oklahoma
Julius C. Travis
Choctaw Cotton Oil Company
Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Billie Rose Goodwin
Lindy Goodwin
Mungle Bus Lines seeks Oklahoma carrier permit
Form A notice from Mungle Bus Lines announces intent to file with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission for a permit to operate a motor carrier route from Wapanucka to Allen via Lula and Tupelo along State Highway 48. Hearing details available from the Secretary in Oklahoma City.
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Mangle Bus Lines
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
Wapanucka
Oklahoma
Allen
Lula
Tupelo
Secretary of the Corporation Commission
Oklahoma City
Mungle Bus Lines
B. A. Mungle
Lawsuit targets heirs in Folsom land dispute in Pontotoc
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the heirs and assigns of Jefferson Folsom and Minerva Folsom are named as defendants in a district court action filed by O A Davis to quiet title to the west half of the northeast quarter of section 32 township 3 north range 7 east. The case seeks a decree granting the plaintiff fee simple title and barring any claims by defendants and heirs. Judge and date of filing are noted as December 5 1546 with deputy Jewell Ford and attorneys Thompson Braly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
A. Davis
Jefferson Folbom
State OF Oklahoma
Jefferson Folsom
Minerva Folsom
Clicy Cravatt
Folsom
Lena Alexander
Public notice in Pontotoc County mineral suit
Summons by publication filed December 3 1946 seeks judgment asserting plaintiffs own one half undivided mineral interest in NE NE and NE SE SW in Section 6 Township 4 North Range 4 East Pontotoc County Oklahoma and to quiet title against all heirs and successors requiring answer by January 7 1947. Court Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Oklahoma
J. R. Greer
Naoma
N. M. Greer
Rudy Greer
Pontotoc County
Ickes Seeks Plans for Use of Two Big War Pipelines
A House surplus property committee hearing sought Harold Ickes ideas on final disposal of the Big and Little Inch pipelines built for wartime fuel. Ickes, who directed their construction, faced opposition from Pennsylvania anthracite and bituminous miners groups while officials in Texas doubted rapid gas flow. Arnold urged turning the lines into a non profit cooperative to break oil industry monopoly, as Jesse Jones was invited to share further views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Lemay
Washington
Congressional
Harold J. Ickes
Thurman Arnold
Justice Department
Anti-Trust Division
Ickes
House
Seaboard
Ohio
Interior
J. A. Krug
War Assets Administration
Federal Power Commission
Penn
Pennsylvania State Anthracite Committee
D. L. Corgan
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Texas
State Railroad Commission
Krug
Jack Baumel
Olin Culberson
Arnold
Jesse Jones
Commerce
Housing Expediter May Resign Soon
Washington dispatch reports Housing Expediter Wilson Wyatt plans to resign, signaling end of internal feuds. Wyatt sought broader authority to steer the housing program and met with President Truman, with officials indicating no compromise remains and a resignation likely by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henderson Washington
Wilson Wyatt
Wyatt
White House
Truman
Economic Merger of U S and British Zones in Germany
Secretary of State Byrnes and British Foreign Minister Bevin announced a joint economic merger of the U S and British zones in Germany to take effect January 1. The plan aims to make 40 million Germans self sufficient in three years and to foster talks with Russia and France on wider German unification. Two import classes are set: food and medicine funded by Germany’s future accounts and restoration goods for industry.
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U. S
Germany
Byrnes and
Bevin
New York
Byrnes
Austria
Russia
France
Foreign Ministers Council
Force- Ministers Council
Italy
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
Saar
Ruhr
Georges Bidault
United States
Europe
Belgium
Netherlands
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Luxembourg
Britain
Lucius D. Clay
Kerr Heads to Southern Governors Conference Meet
Oklahoma Governor Robert S. Kerr flies to Miami Florida to attend his final Southern Governors Conference during his term. A new conference chairman will be chosen at the gathering opening tomorrow and ending Sunday. Gov Elect Roy Turner cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Robert S. Kerr
Miami
Fla
Southern Governors Conference
Kerr
Roy J. Turner
Pie Suppers Provide Fun and Christmas Cheer at Local Schools
Community pie suppers in Ahloso raise 271.59 for the Christmas program fund. Norman Mitchell, county superintendent, auctioned pies donated by local women while men acted as angels. Cash from contests fueled by cents votes supported decorations, fruit and candy for children at the annual Christmas event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clayton
Norman Mitchell
Commu
Madill Whiskey Case Proceeds With Delayed Hearing
A preliminary hearing for county attorney O C Barnes and three men charged with stealing nine cases of whiskey from the sheriff's vault is moved to December 9. Grider granted a venue change for Coe Isbell and Farmer, who will face justice at Madill before W J Bell. All defendants remain free on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madill
Okla
Marshall
O. C. Barnes
Court of Justice of the Peace
Charles Grider
Grider
Gilbert Coe
Joe Isbell
Marvin Farmer
Justice of the Peace
W. J. Bell
Bids Open For Eight Road Projects In Five Counties
Oklahoma City reports bids were received today for eight road projects in five counties with an estimated total cost of 563 995 dollars. H E Bailey says a conference with PRA officials set terms for federal aid projects letting on December 31. PRA may approve some primary system projects with roughly a 50 50 state match but gave no word on farm to market work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Highway Commission
H. E. Bailey
Public Roads Administration
Bailey
PRA
Fires Cause A Quarter Of 1945 Forest Loss
Deliberate fires were responsible for about 27 percent of the forest fire losses recorded in 1945, highlighting the impact of arson on wildfire damage and the need for prevention measures.
Negro Beating Testimony At Bilbo Hearing In Mississippi
Richard E. Daniel, a Negro veteran, testified before senate investigators about a July Gulfport beating after attempting to vote. He described being struck by two men, then punched in jail by Officer Williams, with bloodied clothes as evidence, as the probe expands to how would be Negro voters are treated by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Gulfport City Hall
Estes and
Allen
Williams
Trapper Captures Five Big Wolves Near Ada
Federal wolf trapper Joe Bell reports capturing five full grown wolves in Pontotoc county along Jack Fork creek six miles south of Ada in just over a week. He will continue efforts in the area until predators are removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Joe Bell
Jack Fork Creek
Ada
Bell
Vast Muslim Majority in Dutch East Indies
About 55 million of the 70 million residents of the Dutch East Indies are Muslims, according to contemporary population estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch East Indies
Royal Jupiter Tops 47th International Livestock Show
Crowds at Chicago’s International Livestock Exposition view the grand championship steer Royal Jupiter bred at Oklahoma A and M. Judge Walter Biggar of Dalbeattie notes progress toward larger meat animals as Herefords Shorthorns Aberdeen Angus and sheep breeds compete amid a record crowd nearing 200000 visitors through day five of an eight day run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter Biggar
Dalbeattie
Scotland
Oklaoma A
M. College
Biggar
William E. Ogilvie
Floyd Is Selected To Help Judge State Poultry Show
Anthony Floyd Jr a famed Oklahoma poultry breeder from Ada is chosen as one of eleven judges for the 31st annual Oklahoma State Poultry Show to be held December 4 to 8 in Oklahoma City Exhibits from 40 states are expected The event includes junior judging a lunch with the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce and various trophies such as the Governors and Joe C Scott among cash prizes Stratford FFA poultry judging team will join the contest with 15 Stratford students under J C Bull who leads the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Floyd, Jr
Oklahoma
Floyd Chick Hatchery
Ada
Oklahoma City
American Langshan Club
Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce
Joe C. Scott
Stratford
FFA
J. C. Bull
Stratford Club
Ada Welcomes Santa as Christmas Season Opens
Thousands line Main and Broadway for Ada Junior Chamber of Commerce Christmas kickoff. 4 000 spectators watch the old man in red and white as fire briefly halts greenery decorations. Ada High pep squad opens program with a yell, Mayor Frank Broadrick and Jaye Broadrick speak, Harold Graham leads a community song, and Santa greets children before addressing the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Chamber of Commerce
Main
Broadway
Oklahoma
Ada High School
Jaye
Trice Broadrick
Broadrick
Frank Spencer
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Santa Claus
Santa
Jaycee
Lt William Slocum Serves With AACS Group In Europe
Lt. William R. Slocum son of Mrs H C Guinn Ada is stationed with the 65th Airways and Air Communications Service Group in Bremen Germany The European arm marked its eighth anniversary November Slocum serves as classification officer overseeing communications and navigational aid for U S aircraft in the European theater using leadership and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Germany
William R. Slocum
H. C. Guinn
Johnston Avenue
Ada
65Th Airways and Air Communications Service Group
European Communications Arm of
Airways and Air Communications Service
Slocum
United States
Ha 65Th Aacs Group
Pacific-Western Oil drills record depth in California
Pacific-Western Oil Corporation reports its National Royalties No. 1 well eight miles northeast of Lost Hills, California, reached 16 668 feet, surpassing Phillips Petroleum’s 16 655 foot Texas record after 213 days of drilling. Summer in the South Pole is noted as starting in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Calif
Dea
Pacific-Western Oil Corporation
Lost Hills
Phillips Petroleum
Schoppes
Brazos County
Texas
Warning on Use Of Service Uniforms In New Orleans
A district official warned civilians, including high school girls, not to wear any part of armed services uniforms without authorization. The federal law imposes up to 300 fine and six months' imprisonment or both. Exceptions exist for organizations like Boy Scouts and veterans on ceremonial occasions, but insignia may not be worn by civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Armed Services
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Eighth Naval District Headquarters
Hce
District Legal Office
Boy Scouts
Militia
Cadet Corps
Cdr. I. N. Klein
USN
Wheat condition in Oklahoma improves due to rains
Oklahoma wheat is reported in better condition than a year ago with 93 percent of normal. December crop bulletin notes rains improved small grains, peanut harvest lag, peanut hay damaged, and cotton yield at 268000 bales with 79 percent harvested as of December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Dee
Oklahoma
State Department of Agriculture
Toy Day set to repair and donate old toys Saturday
East Central State College shops and Ada High School shops with Ada firefighters will repair and assemble toys for underprivileged children. Boy Scout troops will canvass Saturday afternoon at one to collect usable toys, with materials donated by local lumber and hardware firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central State College
Ada High School
Ada
Boy Scout Troops
Hugh Norris
East Central
Leland Newton
Wilson Lumber Co
Adams Lumber & Supply Co
Collins Lumber Co. L. RB
Olive Lumber and Supply Co
Bevers-Grimes Hardware Co
Evans Hardware Co
Cook's Paint and Varnish Co
Haynes Hardware Co
Rollow Hardware Co
Ada _ Iron and Metal Co
Ada Lumber Co
Auction Set For Ben Fields Goods
The Washington office of Benjamin F. Fields former Oklahoman faces an auction to liquidate furnishings due to non payment of taxes. Fields linked to congressional inquiries over surplus property and a contingent federal contempt trial set Jan 13. Items for sale include mahogany bars a yellow floral love seat green sofa rugs drapes and office equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
Benjamin F. Fields
Collector of
Internal Revenue
Fields
Garssons
Oklahoma City
Census counts reveal employment shares by race
The census shows 12,865,518 Negroes in the United States contributing to 458 of domestic service 26 percent of saw mill and planing mills workers 24.2 of tobacco factory workers and 202 percent of hotel and lodging place workers.
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United States
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Della Bedford
Jewell Ford
Thompson & Braly
Plaintiff
Taft
Ee Powell & Jameson
Gov Kerr
Aleman
Mexico
Miguel Aleman
Mexico City
Manuel Avila Camacho
NEA Telephoto
Ahloso
A. Stout
Billie Jean Harden
Negro
Bilbo
Trapper
Floyd
William Slocum
Aacs Group
Air Forces
The
South Pole
Yonkerite
Yonkers
N. Y
Dale Pryor
Young Pryor
Myrtle Pryor
Oklahoma Yonkers
Ben Fields
Sam
Joe Marsh
Jess Turner
Delbert
Jess
U. S. Brewers Foundation
Oklahoma Committee
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