Notice of Sale in Partition Pontotoc County Oklahoma
In the district court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma Isa A Neal now McKinney et al Plaintiffs vs Jeff D Neal et al Defendants No 16718 notice of sale in partition. Sheriff Clyde Kaiser will sell at public auction January 11 1944 at 10 am the surface of lands described as the E2 of SE4 of Section 36 0 and SW4 of SE4 of SW4 of Section 19 Township 2 North Range 4 East to the highest bidder for cash at Ada Court House two thirds of appraised value $270.00 per land as fixed by commissioners and approved by court.
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Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Isa A. Neal
McKinney, Et
Jeff D. Neal
State of
Oklahoma
Ada
Pontootoc County
Range
Clyde Kaiser
W. N. Hughes
District Court
Julia May Smith
Boggan
Wayne Wheelock
Smith Trust Estate
A. T. Boggan
Jess Railway and Highway
Township 3 North
Range 8
Atorney
Township
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Kerr, Lambert and Conn
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Sheriff Clyde Kaiser posts sale details for real estate in Pontotoc County to satisfy a judgment in favor of Julia May Smith and others against multiple defendants. The property includes specific sections in Township 5 North, ranges 4 and 6 East and surrounding parcels with mineral interests noted, sale set for January 10 1944 at Ada courthouse. Additional notices include a published public notice of suit in Capitol Hill Ada seeking title against unknown heirs of Manda Choate. The document also lists estate creditors notice for Ernest DeNeen Anderson with four month claim window to Ina Odell as administratrix.
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Enoch Chapman
Beulah Chapman
State of Oklahoma
Manda Choate
Pontotoc County
Capitol Hill
Ada
Manda Choats
State OF
Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Said
Ernest DeNeen Anderson
Ina Odell
American Bidg
Kerr
All That's Left As Trace Of Turk Is One Large Egg
Augusta dispatch reports the Augusta Herald’s pinfeather Sweater girl turkey story ends with one large egg. A teacher allegedly chloroformed and dry-picked the turkey, then dressed it in home spun clothing before refrigeration revived it.
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Augusta
Augusta Herald
Herald
Edith Bell
Sam Moss
Bell
California
Hollywood
Osage County Forecasts Reduced 1944 Beef Output
Osage County Oklahoma poised for lower beef production in 1944 as ranchers plan to cut cattle numbers up to 75 percent. drought and labor shortages, unsatisfactory marketing in 1943, and scarce protein feed drive conservative herd management and possible breeding stock liquidation to meet future needs.
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Pawhuska
Osage
Oklahoma
Fred Ahrberg
Ahlberg
Ahrberg
Young Peoples League meets with Ada guest and singing planned
The Oakman report notes the Young Peoples League held its regular Sunday meeting with pro ams by each group and a visit from Ada Boy Scout Master Ha Miller. The league plans to meet next Sunday at 7 00 pm with singing before the program.
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Young Peoples’ League
Ha Miller
Ada
Orel Dryden
Edward Berryman
Doris
Viola Blakenship
L. L. Blankenship
A. M. Cecil
J. R. Adams
Center
Inez Brown
Davis
Jess Berryman
Virginia Bandy
Billie Bryan
Fred Foster
General Foster
Linval Lillard
Mary Florence Lee
Jimmie Teeters
Byng
J. W. Walling
Inez Hobbs
Fittstown
Elmo Coventon
Edith Higden
J. M. Nance
T. B. Harris
Francis
Tad Lillard
Homer
J. B. Allison
Annie Allison
Ellis Leeds
Earl Bryan
Henry Scroggins
Orie Peevehouse
Happyland
Bonnie Bryan
Joyce Coventon
Marlene Higdon
Quieting Title in Ada Land in 1944 Suit
Frances Nadine Patton sues Dora J. Wells and others to quiet title to Lots 13 and 14 in Block 4 Bar Ring er Heights Ada Oklahoma and Lots 4 5 6 Bullards Subdivision Sunrise Addition Ada. The case names major lenders and corporations as potential heirs or owners and sets a January 27 1944 response deadline. Deputy F Robinson signs the notice with attorney Tom W. Garrett of Oklahoma City.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Frances Nadine Patton
Dora J. Wells
State of Oklahoma
Wells
Gertrude Chandler
F. J. Amos
Alice Ruth
Farmers’ and Merchants’ State Bank
Wisconsin Trust Company
First National Bank
Ada
Barringer Heights
Bullards
Sunrise Addition
Sunrise
Della Bedford
F. Robinson
Less Cotton Used In Past November
The census bureau reported that cotton consumed in November totaled 858 813 bales of lint and 109 987 bales of linters, down from 912 920 bales of lint and 113 430 of linters in the prior November. For the four months ending November 30 consumption was 3 419 391 bales of lint and 446 192 bales of linters, versus 3 770 653 bales of lint and 467 025 linters a year earlier.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Kansas Honey Crop Gains This Year
Kansas bees produced 1,672,000 pounds of honey, about a 20 percent rise from last year. The bee colonies increased from 40,000 to 44,000, with each colony averaging 38 pounds, a gain of three pounds per hive.
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Toper
Kansas
H. L. Collins
Iowa U Sets Up Kinnick Memorial Gold Medallion Award
The University of Iowa will honor Nile Kinnick, 1939 AP Athlete of the Year, with an annual gold medallion given to the student judged most like him. Kinnick, a 24 year old ensign, died in a Navy fighter plane crash at sea last June.
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Iowa City
Nile Kinnick
Iowa
Associated Press
University of Iowa
Kinnick
Discoveries and Proofs Through Time
The text notes the 1719 discovery of the ruins of Herculaneum, Galileo's 1632 demonstration that the earth orbits the sun, and the greater mean depth of the Pacific Ocean compared with the Atlantic.
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Herculaneum
Galileo
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Local Social News Highlights and Birth Notices
Mr and Mrs C O Wortman and Mrs Earl Tucker visited J R Newby home Sunday afternoon. Bray of Oil Center stayed with A F Anglin and Wadlow family. Sam Newby Raglands shopped in Shawnee Monday. Baby girl welcomed to Wedlow family in Bixby Arizona. Wadlow formerly Miss Ruby Brother. Pvt Bud Ozbirn home on furlough from Fort Sill. Blankenips welcome a baby. Hughes Wood visit with Jamar family. Plans to build Sunday School at Galey invite all to worship.
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C. O. Wortman
Earl Tucker
J. R. Newby
Clyde Bray
Oil Center
A. F. Anglin
Mandie Jamar
Deb Wadlow
Sam Newby
Cather Ragland
Shawnee
Fredie Wedlow
Bixby
Arizona
Wadlow
Ruby Brother
Bud Ozbirn
Fort Sill
Homer Blankenmip
Hughes Wood
E. C. Jamar
Galey
Local residents note visits and movements around Ada
Vanoss Rev Dotson held services in Healdton Sunday. Ada residents Sharron Lowe and Miss Marjorie Solomon visited relatives over the weekend. Several locals, including Miss Chloe Lula Collins and Mrs Hattie Waters, planned work assignments in California. W L McKinley recovered from a fall and returned to work. The senior play was well attended Tuesday evening.
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Marvin Briggs
Center
W. L. McKinley
Leonard Solomon
Marjorie Solomon
Ada
Carl Solomon
Glen Cornell
C. R. McCauley
N. D. McCauley
W. J. Standridge
Hattie Waters
California
N. N. Baker
Edd Walker
Texas
Bonita Bradley
B. B. Estes
Lish Black
Garr Corner
Bob Peak
Cali
Photographer Captures Mt Shasta View From Salinas Flight
A photographer at 23000 feet above Salinas California photographed Mt Shasta 331 miles distant. The image captures a clear line of sight between the two locations and highlights the rare perspective from low air altitude.
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Salinas
Calif
Mt. Shasta
Buy it Sell it with a Want Ad
A concise want ad note urges readers to buy or sell items via classified placement. It highlights simplicity and affordability of placing ads to reach local buyers and sellers quickly.
Budget Balancing Law To Be Tested In Court
Oklahoma Governor Kerr to file a state suit to block the Grand River Dam Authority from issuing revenue bonds for Markham Ferry and Fort Gibson projects. The case will challenge two last legislature acts on housing authorities and self liquidating projects, with GRDA directors, AG Cobb, and GRDA counsel Marshall involved.
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Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Grand River
Markham Ferry
Fort Gibson
GRDA
Robert S. Kerr
Randell S. Cobb
Edward P. Marshall
Tulsa
High Court
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Earl Ward
Pryor
Hugh Marsh
Muskogee
Perry Porter
Miami
James Ray
Vinita
Grand River Dam Authority
Kerr
Ada Woman Celebrates Christmas After 23 Months apart
Mrs. Mary Hutson of 507 West Fifteenth received her first news in 23 months from son Staff Sgt. Harry J. Moss. A short wave message through the Provost Marshal General was delivered to his mother indicating Moss is a Japanese POW in Mukden Manchukuo and hopes to come home soon. Moss enlisted in the U S Army Air Corps in 1939, trained at March Field and Chanute, served in the Philippines, and was reported missing in 1942 before his capture.
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Mary Hutson
West Fifteenth
Moss
Mukden
Manchukuo
Harry Moss
U. S. Army Air Corps
March Field
Calif
Chanute Field
Ill
Albuquerque
N. M
United States
Philippines
Clark Field
Fort Stotsenberg
Manila
Aie
Army Air Bases Near Big Gas Field Heated With Coal
Kansas City dispatch reports Liberal and Dodge City army air bases near the Hugoton gas field use coal heating, despite proximity to gas supply. Maj Garth Scott said coal equipment installation was not his jurisdiction. Turrentine and coal firm indicate wide regional coal shortages beyond the bases.
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Kansas City
Hugoton
Army Air
Liberal
Dodge City
W. F. Turrentine
Andrew Schoeppel
Turrentine
Schoeppel
Maj
Garth Scott
Army Quartermaster Corps
Chicago
Scott
E. M. Douthat
Sinclair Coal Co
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Illinois
Excommunication for Mormon Zenz Family Amid Mann Act Case
In Bountiful Utah church authorities excommunicated John Virgil Zenz his wife and their son for practicing bigamy. The trio were convicted in U S district court of Mann Act violation with John receiving five years in federal prison and wife two years. The son was released to enter military service.
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Bountiful
Utah
John Virgil Zenz
Frank
George Miles
South Davis High Council
U. S. District Court
Zenz
McNeil Island
Seattle
Wash
Life Magazine Artist Killed in Assam Plane Crash
Lucien Adolph Labaudt, 65, Life Magazine artist of San Francisco, was among 12 killed in a crash in Assam near the Burma border. He was the first war correspondent killed in the China Burma India theater. Names of other victims, all army personnel, were not released immediately.
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Life Magazine
New Delhi
Lucien Adolph Labaudt
San Francisco
Calif
Assam
Burma
Labaudt
Colonel Volunteers to Wash Dishes at Camp McQuaid Club
Col Roy S Gibson commanding officer took part in the opening of the new service club at Camp McQuaid California by washing and drying dishes full pots and pans while GI soldiers lined up to help.
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Camp Mcquaide
Calif
Roy S. Gibson
Service Club
Geneva Joins Switzerland In 1815
Geneva became part of Switzerland in 1815, marking the city’s integration into the Swiss Confederation after the Napoleonic era and the Congress of Vienna.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Rommel May Be Made Supreme Field Commander
London reports Nazi leaders weighing elevating Field Marshal Erwin Rommel to supreme command to strengthen defenses and deter anti Hitler plots by Junker generals. Indications circulate that Rundstedt may be removed as Rommel tours Denmark and Norway.
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Rommel
London
Erwin Rommel
Europe
Karl von Rundstedt
von Rundstedt
Germany
Junkers
Junker Clique
Supreme Command
Denmark
Norway
Balkans
Cairo
George S. Patton, Jr
U. S. Seventh Army
Bulgaria
Budapest
Dobri Bosilov
New York Times
Patton criticized for harsh remarks to soldiers
Secretary Stimson told the Senate Patton spoke threat eningly to a soldier not wearing leggings for swollen ankles and cited two hospital incidents in August. He said these were the only such criticisms found in the theater investigation, and Eisenhower’s position and Patton’s leadership were not affected.
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Washington
Stimson
Senate Today
George S. Patton Jr
Patton
Senate Military Committee
Charles L. Kuhl
Eisenhower
Sawyer of Chickasha to celebrate 100th birthday Sunday
Dr. E. H. Sawyer honorary associate pastor of the Chickasha First Baptist church will mark his 100th birthday on December 18. A statewide broadcast of his sermon will air Sunday December 19 as the church and Grady county honor him during Saw yer Day.
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Chickasha
Okla
E. H. Sawyer
Chickasha First Baptist Church
Grady County
Sawyer
Consolidated Industrial Food Registration Introduced
The food rationing division announces a new consolidated form for industrial users registration. Re registration is required December 15 to January 5 and will unify filings across programs. The change aims to simplify rationing by reducing forms and aligning quarterly allotments.
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Local Rationing Board
Range and Cattle Conditions Dip in Oklahoma November
Oklahoma City December 12 Range and cattle conditions in Oklahoma declined slightly in November the federal report shows. On December 1 range condition stood at 65 percent of normal down from 67 in November and 32 a year ago. Grazing was heavy and grass short but of excellent quality. Most areas but the southeast corner showed declines while limited stock water supplies were replenished by rains. Further reduction of cattle numbers was expected as mild weather aided young animals improved.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
McIntyre, Roosevelt Secretary, Dies at 65
P Marvin H McIntyre long time secretary to President Roosevelt dies at 65 in Washington at his daughter's home. He served as publicity representative in 1920 campaign and worked in public relations for Roosevelt since 1910s. He was a Louisville and Asheville newspaperman before WWI service with the Navy.
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Washington
Marvin H. McIntyre
Roosevelt
White House
McIntyre
Fred Warren
la Grange
Oldham County
Louisville
Asheville
N. C
D. C
Secretary of the Navy
Oklahoma official seeks firing of Tecumseh school head
Mrs. Mabel Bassett state charities and corrections chief says she will recommend removing Mrs. Creighton Burnham as Superintendent of the state indus trial school for girls at Tecumseh after an investigation of punishment methods. Twelve inmates rebelled and were sent to Norman hospital. Bassett calls for ending corporal punishment in state institutions. Governor Kerr would need to approve. he is on good terms with Bassett.
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Oklahoma City
Mabel Bassett
State Commissioner of Charities and Corrections
Creighton Burnham
Indust School
Tecumseh
Norman State Hospital
Kerr
State Board of Affairs
Burnham
Bassett
Knows He Is On Way Home In 1943 Seabee News
Mrs. Quinton Phillips of 1121 South Cherry says her husband Chief Petty Officer is safe in the United States. He serves with the Seabees of the 14th Battalion after 14 months on Guadalcanal. His photo appears in the Daily Oklahoman.
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Quinton Phillips
South Cherry
United States
Cpo Phillips
14Th Battalion
Guadalcanal
Phillips
Daily Oklahoman
Adams Lumber Company
Golf Balls Cost $8 in Middle East
Maurice S. Rice a former Kansas City newspaper man now with the OWI in the Middle East sent a note home noting golf balls cost eight dollars each. He recalled a player losing a ball and crying for an hour after it dropped on the turf.
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Middle East
Kansas City
Maurice S. Rice
OWI
Rice
Watson Seeks Air Priority for Campaign Trips
Claude A. Watson, the Prohibition party’s 1944 presidential nominee, says he has been refused air travel priorities for campaigning and questions whether all presidential candidates will face the same treatment after nomination.
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Los Angeles
Prohibition Party
Claude A. Watson
End of War Left 740 Planes in Service for U S Forces
As World War I hostilities ceased the front lines included 740 American aircraft with 744 pilots and 23 aerial gunners engaged in operations.
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Pontotoc Rea
Levessay McArthur
Orton
Clyde Rigsby
Nora Rigsby
E. Main
Warren B. Rice
Hutchinson
Kas
Dale Dawson
Dawson
Hutchinson Naval Air Base
Nigeria
Africa
Oakman
Tom W. Garrett
Apco
Plaintiff
Stockholm
Social Demokraten
Vienna
East Prussia
Ada News
Iowa U
Sgt. Moss
Army Air Bases
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Seventh Army
Pearson
Algiers
Drew Pearson
Ee Sawyer
FDR
Mcntyre
Mrs. Bassett
Mrs. Burnham
Highway Patrol
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