Divorce Notice in Pontotoc County Court
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma Burr B McWhirt sues for divorce from M ary Car ney deceased and custody of the minor child. The heirs of Mary Cary are defendants with Granville Matise also named. Defendants must answer by January 24 1946 or judgment for plaintiff will be entered. Court Clerk Della Bedford signs. Attorney Vesta Reed McArthur & Orton represents plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Oklahoma
Henry Kelly
Rosa May Kelly
Clemmie B. Harden
Hendrix
F. D. Harden
Joe E. Daniel
Joe E. McDaniel
W. H. Roberts
Josie Roberts
Bonfoey Loan and Investment Company
Roy M. Davis
Burr Davis
L A. Davis
David L. Davis
Mary C. Davis
Mable Morgan
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
W. J. Morrison
Burr B. McWhirt
Mary Carney
Burneyeeee
Joseph Carney
Josephine Carney
Barney Carney
Della Bedford
Vesta Reed, McArthur & Orton
Plein
Adrian W. Reynolds
Charles Ben Woods
Navy fliers killed in routine training flight
Norman Oklahoma December 10 public relations office released names of two fliers killed in a routine training flight Friday Ens Jesse Lee Upton 23 son of Mrs J L Upton Douglas Georgia and Aviation Cadet Charles Ignatius Knott 23 son of Mr and Mrs Michael Knott Owensboro Kentucky
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Norman
Okla
Naval Air Station Public Relations Office
Ens
Jesse Lee Upton
J. L. Upton
Douglas
Charles Ignatius Knott
Michael Knott
Owensboro
Notice to Sell County Property in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Sam Dew County Treasurer of Pontotoc County Oklahoma announces a resale sale of acquired land on January 5 1946 at his office in the courthouse. Separate bids exist for each tract with Steedman City Lots 7 to 24 Block 20 bid by Lee Allred at $20. Sale is cash with purchaser paying apportioned costs and subject to County Commissioners approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dew
Pontotec County
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Rofs City
W. D. Garrett
Board of County Commissioners
Okshoma
Steedman City
Inc
Lee Allred
Truman Ends Potomac Cruise Aboard Williamsburg
President Truman returned to the White House after a weekend cruise aboard the presidential yacht Williamsburg. He dined on board at breakfast before driving to the White House through drizzle.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Wiliamsburg
Cannon elected commissioner of Ponca City Scouts 1946
Ponca City December 10 Lawrence S. Cannon was elected commissioner of the Ponca City Boy Scouts for 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca City
Lawrence S. Cannon
Boy Scouts
Lights In Southern Japan Writeup By Curtis Floyd
Lt Curtis Floyd, Ada high and East Central alum, now a Marine flier, describes life in Japanese occupied areas. He notes warm southern climates, cherry trees, and fishing but cold November nights. He observes flimsy boats, garbage heaps near Sasebo, a busy rail station, limited restrooms, street cleaners, destroyed wires, and stark contrasts between naval bases and nearby homes.
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Japan
Curtis Floyd
Ada High
East Central
A. Floyd
Kings Road
Almanac
Sasebo
U. S
Marshall testified he knew Pacific war was inevitable in 1941
Gen. George C. Marshall told a senate house committee he believed as early as August 1941 that a Pacific war was coming and that the United States was unprepared. He discussed a possible Japanese attack timed for December 7 and noted efforts to bolster Philippine defenses and deter a move south.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Pacific
United States
Marshall
Senate-House
Navy
Knox
Tokyo
Pearl Harbor
Manila
Army
Alwin D. Kramer
Rep
Keefe
R-Wis
Japan
Tttee
Myron C. Cramer
War Department
Cramer
Hent Hewitt
Walter C. Short
Hawaii
Short
Truman
Kramer
Army Board
Congressional Committee
Secretary of War
L. F. Safford
Navy Communications Security Division
Navy Communications Security Division, Had Testified That Capt. (Then Comdr
Xxx
Jap War Criminal Suspects Stream Into Sugamo Prison
Japanese war crime suspects stream into Sugamo Prison led by Prince Morimasa Nashimoto as Diet members clash over wartime diplomacy. Gen Masaharu Homma and others depart for Manila. Yamashita appeals and mass petitions circulate seeking clemency. Fifty-nine suspects listed for surrender by midnight. Konoye and Kido on the later list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugamo
Russell Brines
Tokyo
Morimasa Nashimoto
Shigeru Yoshida
Diet
Japan
Masanosuke Ideka
Yoshida
Prince Nashimoto
Imperial House
Masaharu Homma
Yamashita
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Manila
U. S
Philippines
MacArthur
U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Prince Fumimaro Konoye
Koichi Kido
Anglo American Economic Pact Aims Free Trade and 4 Billion Loan
The Anglo American agreement provides a 3.75 billion dollar loan to Britain with a 650 million dollar lend-lease extension and aims to create a Magna Carta of world trade. It stresses rebuilding Britain’s peacetime industry with modern tools and anticipates an International Economic Charter after the UN is established.
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Henry Noble Hall
NEA Service
New York
Britain
America
Massachusetts
United States
United Nations Organization
United Nations
Great Britain
Notice of Hearing Final Account in E Trippe Estate
In Pontotoc county Oklahoma the administratrix of the estate of E Trippe deceased has filed a final account and petition for determination of heirs distribution and discharge. A hearing is set for January 3 1946 at 10 00 am in Ada County Court to consider the account determine heirs and may file written exceptions. The affidavit bears the seal and is dated December 12 1945 by MOSS WIMBISH County Judge. Attorneys for POETS cir w
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Norris B. Manet
Soveruee
Reene
Norris B. Haney
Ada
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Norris B. Reme
Aeacon
State of
Pontoto County
E. Trippe
Moss Wimbish
Chinese Nationalist Troops Enter Mukden Amid Changchun Air Landings
Chinese military sources report central government soldiers entered Mukden today while other forces began landing by air at Changchun, the territorial capital, as tensions rise in Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clen Clements
Tientsin
Mukden
Changchun
94Th Central Government
Russia
Chungking
Alva Man To Head Flying Farmers
Gene McGill of Alva is elected head of the national flying farmers association as Oklahoma members prepare to incorporate and expand nationwide. Forrest Watson of Thomas is named to the national board, Arvid Temple of Buffalo as vice president, with other officers named and three director seats left open. The first national convention is set for the first week in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Okla
Gene McGill
Alva
National Flying Farmers Association
Oklahoma Flying Farmers
McGill
Kansas
Texas
Forrest Watson
Thomas
Oklahoma Group
Arvid Temple
Buffalo
National Association
R. M. Irvin
Woodward
Todd Davis
Minco
Neville
Chickasha
Direcors
Easing Bedtime with Extra Play Time Idea
A quirky note suggests staying up slightly longer costs more sleep. The piece mentions vested Ada News Classified Ads as referencing greater returns for extra time.
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Ada News
Federal school aid bill killed by single vote
In Washington on December 12 the House Education Committee killed a bid for federal aid to state schools by 10 to 9 after an executive session. The measure would have funded 50 million dollars the first year and 100 million the second year, backed by over 30 bipartisan members.
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Washington
House Education Committee
House
Senate
Jaycees Announce Christmas Tour Details
Members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce plan a meeting at 7 30 PM to finalize a bus schedule for Santa Claus to visit six nearby towns including Allen Stonewall Sasakwa Konawa Roff and Stratford. They will also finalize the Jaycee Christmas party at the Baptist Orphanage in Ada and hear Hugh Warren present the Cougar basketball team.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Santa Claus
Allen
Stonewall
Sasakwa
Konawa
Roff
Stratford
Unday
Baptist Orphan of Ada
Hugh Warren
Cougar
Jaycees
A Million Weeks A Million Dollars In Lunenburg
A fragment from Lunenburg Massachusetts notes about a million weeks and a million dollars, with unclear context and missing details.
Farm News Notes Spraying Service for Stock in Pushmataha
The Pushmataha county stock raisers can have their herds sprayed for grubs lice and ticks by a chapter member using a pressure sprayer. Applications are being accepted now for the spraying service.
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Associated Press
Pushmataha County
Mem
Voda Oe
Keaven
Shortage Hits Cotton Burlap Bags Across Mills
Textile mills face burlap bag shortages due to labor shortages and smaller cotton harvests this year impacting supply.
Chemically Treated Seed Advocated by Plant Expert
Farmers and gardeners are urged to request chemically treated seed from Dr. K Starr Chester of Oklahoma A and M College plant disease program. Oklahoma stations show chemical treatments improve stands and yields across crops at low cost as an insurance.
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K. Starr Chester
Oklahoma A. & Hoe College
Oklahoma
Lincoln county farm woman pins top canning record
Mrs. John Giddings of Mid way is praised by home demonstration agent Nadine Holder for having one of the best canning records of the year. She reports 963 quarts canned this year. T. B. tests on cattle in Woodward county start next week, announced County Agent J. D. Edmonson. The test, conducted every three years, showed no reactors the last time in Woodward 2.
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Lincoln County
John Giddings
Midway
Nadine Holder
Giddings
T. B
Woodward County
J. D. Edmonson
Residence Water System Features Cistern and Collection
Isaac Jaekel built a cistern 23 feet deep and 14 feet in diameter to supply his Woods county residence with ample water. A wandergroup area features convey the flow from downspouts catching water from farm buildings. The home water system provides both hot and cold soft water.
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Isaac Jaekel
Woods County
Stonewall Schools Hit Hard By Flu
The flu grips Stonewall with 100 of 375 students out and two of 16 teachers absent. Roff and Fittstown show improvement while Ada reached a peak last Monday and is easing. Some adults are missing from stores and plants due to illness.
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Pontoto County
Stonewall
D. D. Duke
Roff
Fittstown
Ada
Ing Pjonan
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Pontotoc Gap
John E. Old
John B. Seybold
Tee
John Seybold
Sarah Naomi Seybold
Busby, Harrell & Trice
Della Bedford Court Clark
Westa Reed
W. V. Stanfield
Plaintiffs
Burney Carney
Stanfield
Lucile Haney
Administratrix
District Court of
Granville Charles Matise
Lee Reynolds
Jewell Ford
Sealy Busby
Harrell & Trice
D. R. Pike
Wick Adair
Guy McElroy
Catherine McElroy
L. C. Gee
E. L. Walton
George Wade
Minnie Wade
Clarence Wade
F. . Bean
F. “. Bean
Laintiff
George Wade, Sr
SEALY
Attorneys
Plaintiff
Pentotoc County
Minnie Marsh White
John M. Brown
Owen C. Becker
American Building
Spain
John M. Brown Owen C. Becker
Rusby, Harrell & Trice
Attorneys For
George C. McKoy
Cecelia B. McKoy
Nereof
Thompson & Braly
Executrix
Christine Lorene Woods
von En Ben Woods
Sasebo Naval Base
A. S
By Jack Bell
Robot Newsboy
Albuquerque
N. M
Los Angeles
Ambrose Williams
Kansas City
Peu
Bowes
Lunenburg, Mass
Antlers Ffa
J. C. Davidson, Jr
A. M. Jarvis
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