Summons by Publication in Oklahoma Oil Mineral Suit
Plaintiffs filed a petition December 3 1946 in Pontotoc County Oklahoma seeking judgment to own one half of mineral rights in NE NE and SW section six town four north range four and to quiet title against J R Greer NaomaGreer Rudy Greer heirs and assigns. Defendants must answer by January 9 1947 or default will be entered. Powell Jameson attorneys for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Oklahoma
J. R. Greer
Naoma
N. M. Greer
Rudy Greer
Pontotoc County
Public Notice in Pontotoc County District Court
Notice by publication to the heirs and assigns of Jefferson Folsom and related parties. Defendants must answer by January 3, 1947, or the petition will be granted, quieting title to the described real estate in Pontotoc County. Court clerk DELLA BEDFORD, Deputy JEWELL FORD. attorneys THOMPSON & BRALY.
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Della Bedford
Jewell Ford
Hearing Set on Final Account for Morton Estate
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the estate of G J Morton deceased Nannie Morton executrix has filed a final account and motion for distribution heirs and discharge The hearing is fixed for Friday January 3 1947 at 10 00 a m in the Courtroom Ada Oklahoma all interested appear and show cause why the account should not be settled distributed and the executrix discharged Dated December 10 1946 Thompson Braly W G Long County Judge 12-12-2tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
J. E. Williams
Gertrude Williams
Ada
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
G. J. Morton
Nannie Morton
Tax Group Favors $4 750 000 Cut
Oklahoma City reports the interim legislative tax committee favors a $4 750 000 yearly cut in general fund levies. L D Melton says finances are strong with a $13 000 000 general fund surplus and enough treasury funds to retire state debt, while noting no need for new or higher taxes in the near term.
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Oklahoma City
Roger Phelps
Melton
Oil Compact Forecast Sees Higher 1947 Oil Demand
An economist told the interstate oil compact commission that 1947 oil requirements will rise about three percent from 1946 to roughly 5.425 million barrels daily. Domestic crude output of 4.655 million b/d would meet demand, with imports at 400k b/d and a stock withdrawal near 30k b/d, while stocks climb by about 54 million barrels this year. Delegates from oil states attend the quarterly meeting and will elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Richard J. Gonzales
Houston
The
Compact
Gonzales
Tom Clark
Infantry Unit Seeks Recruits for National Guard Company C
National Guard Company C 180th Infantry calls 18 to 35 year olds to enlist. Private pay starts at $2.50 for a two hour drill with possible weekly drill pay up to $5.50 as training advances. Modern equipment replaces horse drawn trucks and wooden rifles. Interested men may contact officers Wednesday 7:39 p.m. at armory or weekdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Office hours Saturday 6 to 12 a.m.
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Company C
180Th Infantry
National Guard
December Forecast Promises Warm Pockets Amid Cold In North
Weather report says Canada air will drop temperatures toward normal for December, with the north and northeast cooling while the southeast stays mild. Shoppers may enjoy springlike weather for a few days, as New York records a 68 degree December day and Harrisburg hits 70. In a separate note, a spiderling study describes male spiders as smaller and often eaten by females.
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Washington
St. Nick
Canada
Toady
New England
mid-Atlantic
Texas
Gulf Region
Carolinas
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Central
Plains
Montana
Dakotas
Rockies
North Pacific
Rocky Mountain
New York City
Harrisburg, Pa
Tiny Rocket Plane Loafs at 550 MPH in First Test
In California the XS-1 rocket plane built by Bell Aircraft and the Army Air Forces flew its inaugural test. Pilot Chalmers Goodlin lifted from a B 29 at Muroc, reached 550 mph with one to four engines firing, and landed safely after 19 minutes aloft.
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Los Angeles
Army Air Forces
Bell Aircraft Corp
Chalmers
Slick) Goodlin
New Alexandria
Muroc Army Air Base
America
Goodlin
R. M. Stanley
Eric
Okla
Bell
Army
United Nations Accepts Spaak Plan To Speed Disarmament
A U N drafting committee accepted Paul Henri Spaak’s compromise dropping a world wide troop count. The plan aims to finish a general disarmament resolution by reporting progress to the next assembly and Security Council, with U S Britain and Soviet Russia to decide.
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Francis W. Carpenter
Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations
United Nations Assembly
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Paul- Henri Spaak
Hartley Shawcross
Spaak
Committee For Action
Security Council
U N Committees Fouled Britain Plan on Armaments
Vice Admiral Daniel E Barbey warns the United States could suffer five million casualties within hours in a future mass destruction attack but says retaliation would be swift and decisive. He argues the United States holds a decade lead in weapon production and urges continued planning while discussing UN progress and strategic isolation of Russian forces.
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U.N
Britain
U.S
Barbey
New York
Daniel E Barbey
United States
Fourth Fleet
Pacific
United Nations
North Pole
Atlantic
America
Paris
Antwerp
Rome
Leningrad
Moscow
Kiev
Odessa
Europe
Genghis Khan
Germany
Barney
Banking Course To Start Dec 30 At Ada High School
J B Watters director says enough applicants assure an in training class for a banking course on negotiable instruments taught by Dr Charles F Spencer. Approved by the American Institute of Banking the class invites both veterans and non veterans and will likely meet Thursday nights with about a dozen local bankers already enrolled including attendees from Konawa.
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J. B. Watters
Ada High School
Charles F. Spencer
American Institute of Banking
Konawa
Watters
Many Injured In School Bus Wreck Near Flint
State police reported at least 25 children injured, some seriously, when a crowded bus blew a tire and crashed into a tree seven miles south of Flint. The bus carried about 40 pupils to the Long Lake district school. several victims were described as pretty badly hurt.
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Flint
Mich
Here
Vincent Neering
State Police Post
Corp. Neering
Long Lake District
Don Carmichael
Genesee County Sheriff's Department
Water overload causes disposal plant trouble
Heavy rain and excess water overloaded the Ada disposal plant causing eight blocks of sewer backup and water spurting from manholes. Flooded northern areas forced covers off while raw sewage channeled into a creek. Officials warn repairs will take time to restore proper operation.
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Ada
Negro Town
Rennie Avenue
Cherry
South Johnston
Santa Arrives At Rolf Church For Box Supper
Santa greeted by Ada Junior Chamber of Commerce members at the Rolf Methodist church. The event raised 399 dollars from 53 boxes for the Christmas program fund. Jaycees sold and resold boxes in auction with Santa handling the first auction.
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Santa
Rolf Methodist Church
Ada Junior Chamber of Commerce
Gail Anderson
Jaycees
Trice Broaderick Auctioneering
Santa Claus
R. L. Gosnell
Sasakwa
Konawa
Stratford
Allen
Greater returns for amount in vested
Ada News Want Ads report a focus on higher yields for invested funds and the appeal of long term savings. The notice highlights opportunities for investors seeking improved returns through trusted channels.
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Ada News
Precautions To Avoid Christmas Fire Hazards At Yuletide
State Fire Marshal T J Ellis urges safeguards across public venues and homes during Christmas rush. Exits must be clear and doors open outward with panic bars. no smoking. watchmen help manage crowds. avoid flammable decorations. remove trees after use. fire drills and alarms urged in hotels. aim to prevent loss of life and property this season.
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T. J. Ellis
Ellis
Questioning Separate Military Installations
General George C. Kenney argues for a unified air force base system across the country, questioning the need for dual airdromes, hospitals, depots, and other facilities for Army and Navy use instead of a single joint installation. He advocates efficiency and integration.
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Army
Navy
George C. Kenney
Strategic Air Force
Treaty Grants U S Navigation Rights on St Lawrence
The United States claims navigation rights on the St Lawrence River under a 1872 treaty. The accord allows American ships to pass through the river, confirming access in accordance with the agreement.
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United States
St. Lawrance River
Ada Lions Club to Host Movie Toy Day for Children
A toy for admission to a Saturday morning full-length film at the McSwain Ada theater, featuring Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, with Santa Claus present. The Ada Lions Club Toy Committee led by Keith D. Marshall reports seven truckloads of repaired toys collected by Boy Scouts, to be stored until distribution to needy families.
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Ada
Mce- Swain
Ada Lions Club
Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twain
Santa Claus
Keith Marshall
North Pole
Keith D. Marshall
McSwain
Boy Scouts
East Central State College
Ada High School
Marshall
Psychiatrists link personality disorders to WWII draft failures
Psychiatrists report that 39 percent of men rejected for military duty in World War II were unfit due to personality disorders or neuro psychiatric reasons. The figure reflects 1,825,000 of 4,650,000 examined.
Lower Court Delays Action in UMW Contempt Case
A federal judge approved a stipulation to stay all further lower court action against the United Mine Workers until ten days after the U S Supreme Court hears the Lewis union contempt appeal. The Jan 14 argument date and potential fines of 10000 for the UMW president and 3 5 million for the union frame the case.
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Washington
T. Alan Goldsborough
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Goldsborough
Supreme Court
Lewis
John F. Sennett
Welly K. Hopkins
Joseph A. Padway
Lewis Union
Supreme Court of the United States
United States of America Verus
United Mine Workers of America
REA Co-Ops Seek Funds to Expand Oklahoma Service
Oklahoma rural electric cooperatives urge congressmen to secure larger REA appropriations in the next session. E. V. Loomis of Tri-County Electric Cooperative reports broad farmer demand, with 2,400 applications, 500 consumers in Texas Beaver and Cimarron counties, and shortages of transformers and wire.
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Washington
Oklahoma Rural Electric Cooperatives
Rural Electrification Association
E. V
Tri-County Electric Cooperative, Inc
Hooker, Okla
Loomis
Oklahoma
REA
Tri-County
Caddo Electric Cooperative
Binger
Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, Inc
Vinita
Rural Electric Cooperative Inc
Lindsay
Southeastern Electric Cooperative
Durant
Indian Electric Cooperative, Inc
Cleveland
Texas
Beaver
Cimarron
Cleckler Appointed To Lead WAA Real Property Disposal
Tulsa based William Fred Cleckler, a World War II veteran and former associate of the Smaller War Plants Corporation, is named chief of the non industrial real property disposal department of the War Assets Administration. The appointment was announced by R D Wilbur Jr, State War Assets Administration director.
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Cleckler
Tulsa
Okla
R. D. Wilbur, Jr
State War Assets Administration
William Fred Cleckler
WAA
War Plants Corporation
Reconstruction
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Jefferson Folsom
Minerva Folsom
Clicy Cravatt
Folsom
Lena Alexander
Thompson & Braly
State OF Oklahoma
Rose Goodwin
Lindy Goodwin
Billie Rose Goodwin
W. G. Long
Union
Hugh C. Graham
City Board of Health
City Commission
R. M. Adams
Admiral Says
Hal Boyle
Barkey
Soviet
Russia
Michigan
Rolf
Joe Marsh
Dad Hoskins
Ma Hoskins
Se Mon
U. S. Brewers Foundation
Oklahoma Committee
Ist
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