Legal Notice in Oklahoma suit over real property shares
The Stale of Oklahoma documents a suit by executors against Jo Dale Burk Bobbie Ure and Madie Flower and others over ownership and rights to real property described in Section 28 Range 3 County with decree and boundary actions. The case names DEllA Bedford as court clerk and Claude V Thomas as attorney for plaintiffs with date 12 21 316W.
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Oklahoma
Jo Dale Burk
Bobbie Ure
Madie Flower
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It von Raye Beam
Red
de renigEai
Della Bedford
Claude V. Thompsgs
Notice to Creditors and Dissolution of Fry Ready Mix Concrete
Notice to creditors and all interested parties regarding the dissolution of Fry Ready Mix Concrete Company a corporation located in Ada Oklahoma. Names include W Fis and Bark with shares held by the shareholders. The notice states a 3 day rate and references a December 2 date with identities like J Att St and Hyue.
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Tatest
FRY RF MIX Concrete Company
Corpoe 1
Ant
Bark ‘G
Neive W. Fis
Ethics of Az Frisia
Ada
Oklahoma
Will Rogers in Critical Condition After Second Operation
Chicago December report states Senator Will Rogers of Oklahoma is critically ill after a second operation. A Veterans Act provision was involved in the treatment and care, with earlier surgery having addressed an issue affecting his sight and overall condition.
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Chicago
Will Rogers
Veterans Act
Bert Mn
Beachhead retreat marks pressure on 1st Corps perimeter
Fragmentary report notes a retreat and heavy assault nearby with Red divisions advancing and enacting pressure near the Hungnam perimeter. Details are unclear but indicate heavy enemy activity and defensive concerns as forces regroup.
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Fartter Natta
Hungnam
Shawnee Kiwanis Furnish Program for Local Event
Shawnee Kiwanis members delivered a program to the Oklahoma publications director in Shawnee. The event featured notes on menu choices and a guest list including Rex C. Morrison Iva Walls and Carolyn Starker. A Shawnee delegation attended, with residents contributing remarks and card distributions.
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Oklahoma
Shawnee
Carolyn Starker
Rex C. Morrison
Iva Walls
Auto Industry Seeks ESA Reaction On Car Price Rollback
Major automakers head to Washington for talks with the Economic Stabilization Agency on price rollbacks tied to General Motors requests. GM halted Chevrolet Pontiac and Cadillac models, after a prior five percent price rise, as the government contemplates modifications to the order.
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Corporation
ESA
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Cadillac
Cadillacs Was Drawn Alcver the Government maMountement the Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Losp
Nach Motors
Roliaack
Missing Transocean Air Transport Plane Over Luzon
A US Air Transport plane with seven crewmen is overdue on a flight from the United States to Manila. The 14th Air Force, based at Clark Field, dispatched escort planes after no word was received. Weather over the northern Luzon mountains is heavy with overcast, hindering search efforts.
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Manila
Oong
14Th Air Force
Clari Field
Luzon
Shirley Temple Quitting Movies
Shirley Temple announces retirement from films in San Francisco detachment report. The actress, married to Charles Black, is reported to end acting duties as she and her husband prepare for a quieter life, with her parents and Los Angeles Station cited in dispatches.
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San Francisco
Shirley St
Moti¢N
Piety Ly
Cheeles Black
Los Ageles
Jackie Klug
Spokane
Wash
Shirley Vesey
Los Angeles
Shirley
Congress Pulls Him From Korea
Fairfield Calif Dee L Fi Marting major is at issue in the United States House of Representatives after being evacuated by plane from Korea while serving with UN forces. His wife carried on his campaign as he returns from Jersey City New Jersey and awaits word on his status and duties.
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Fairfield
Calif
Dee
United States
House of Representatives
S. Congress
Jersey City
N. J
Best of Reasons For LD Lines to Be Used for Time
Operators at the Ada telephone office and Shawnee relay messaged three families in Tulsa and Shawnee during a long effort Sunday afternoon. Messages reached a Shawnee family after neighbors helped, delivering the news from Japan where relatives were safe. Local radio amateur Harrel Allen helped relay calls, calling it the greatest thrill of his years in amateur short wave work.
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Ada
Tulsa
Japan
Shawnee
Fehef
Ree Tay
Jadin
Harrel Allen
Amma
Farihes
Allen
Allen Said Moriday
Oklahoma
Tarilies
Gungnam
Spencer to Speak At Allen Program
Dr. F. Spencer, president of East Central State College and former Allen High School principal, will speak Tuesday at 7 30 in the S200 community auditorium. The new 535 seat hall funded by a road election will house school and community activities with a large stage for school events. A current wall will be torn down as funds allow complete remodeling.
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Lspeclaw
Will Ws F. Spencer
East Central State College
Allen High School
Aumerius
Fleming
Sid
Spencer
Aides Named to Help Form Defense Mobilization
Wilson outlines creating a small group of qualified aides to aid in drafting defense plans and coordinating multiple defense agencies. ODM rejects moving all agencies into one mobilization office for now while seeking a central plan approach. The NPA plans a controlled materials plan CMP similar to WWII allocations, with Walter C. Skuce appointed to lead development of this central plan.
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Wilson
ANA
ODM
Asne
National Production Authority
NPA
Admin
Raloc Willian H. Harrison
Walter C. Skuce
Toled
Activiny
Goal in Kettles Rolarians Set Up
In Friday action Trey Metton leads Kiwaniang effort as the Kettles Rolarians set up a goal. The outcome centers on securing funds and local support for the community project despite unclear wording in the report.
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Kettles Rolarians
Peas
Ada Lions
Trey Metton
Congressmen Are Hurrying Homeward
Washington reports a major failure to field a quorum in the House as 23 members short of the 435 needed threaten adjournment. Leaders huddle with Speaker McCormick to decide next steps while several members decide whether to stay or depart for the holidays.
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Washington
McCortr
Deanna Durbin Married in France Reported by French News
A fragmentary dispatch from a French news agency states film star Deanna Durbin has wed in France. The report offers sparse details and hints at prior divorce proceedings, with uncertain timelines and unclear names remaining.
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Deanna Durbin
France
Casualties and retreats in Korea north coast fighting
Unclear corporate notices describe casualties as UN forces blunt a Chinese counteroffensive near Hue, with infantry units and cavalry divisions named vaguely. Headquarters cites unofficial counts and speculative assessments while noting ongoing resistance and a rearward defense. The report mentions reconnaissance and theater pressures, with sporadic retreats in several sectors and limited progress by advancing forces.
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Arey Seventa
Army
21Th
Ta Taish
Army 14Th
Korra
Huegworh Beachee
Fom
G W Jackson Dies Here Resident Of Ada Since 1905
George Tashington Jackson longtime Ada resident since 1905 died Tuesday morning at a local hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Smith Funeral Home. He was married to Cera Tohnaen in Texas and helped manage community affairs. Survived by daughter Mrs Selie Phillip Somerton Ariz and sons George of Ada and Buel B Jackson Somerton. Brother Ed Jackson and Ada sisters Mrs Eure Durham Oklahoma City Mov Carri Stewart and Mrs Corzta fuel of Dajing Texas.
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George Tashington Jackson
Ada
Dan Ter Titorr
Ay Smith
Urink Well Deere
Jackin
Cera Tohnaen
Texas
Ron
Agafre de Artmeal
Free Will
Gaar Corner
Ariging
Mra Seliie Phillip
Somerton
Ariz
Geogre
Ade
Buel B Jackson
Ed Jarkeon
Sinters
Mos
Eure Durham
Oklahoma City
Carri Stewart
Corzta Fuel
Dajing Texas
Pica Tees Podaiak Pedras
Community Christmas Carols and Visits in Clarita
The Clara town group shared a warm Christmas with family and friends. Residents including Mrs Melba, Larry Weeds, and Ronald May, plus veterans and college students, gathered for carols, games, and gift exchanges.
Mrs Burgess Steed Taken By Death
Mrs Mary Prances Steed aged 45 of 214 West Seventeenth died around noon Tuesday after a several month illness. The family story notes her upbringing in Roff where her father W S Pickens resided. Funeral plans and surviving relatives are being arranged by local mourners.
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Mary Prances Steed
West Seventeenth
Aterry Criswell
Steed
Roff
WS. Pickens
Buss
Barcesa
Janier
Katheye Farke
Ada Pee EM
Weta Easter
Edwin Pickens
Kirby Ark
Airmail to Korea Surges at Eleven Tons Daily
Tokyo reports eleven tons of airmail pouring into Korea each day with about five tons arriving daily on average. An international mail exchange office has been set up to handle the flow to and from the front. NATO forces behind the office have agreed to coordinate with United States Britain Canada and allied nations.
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Korea
Tokyo
Riliseing
United Natioes
United States
Britain
Canadas
Wetterlands
Philippines
Sweden
Thailand
France
Unon
Turkey
Belgium
India
West Germans Seek More in Atlantic Pact Revisions
In Brussels on December 20, West Germany pressed for greater participation in the Atlantic alliance. Dispatches say allied high commissioners may meet to brief Konrad Adenauer on conference results led by General Dwight D. Eisenhower. Berlin reportedly urged representation on Eisenhower’s staff but rejected full foreign ministry or defense control, insisting on equality with other pact members. The twelve nations include the United States, Canada, Britain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Denmark, Italy, Portugal, Iceland, and Norway.
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Brussels
Belgium
Germany
Konrad Ad¢nau
Reputie
Daight D. Eisenhower
Brasséle
Fisenhower
United States
Canada
Britain
France
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Denmark
Italy
Portugal
Iceland
Norway
Ada City Schools Faculty Annual Yale Devotional
Ada City Schools prepares for the annual Yale Devotional at Ada High School Wednesday at 8 p.m. The program features speakers and music from faculty across schools, followed by a social hour in the home making rooms with hostess duties assigned to multiple teachers.
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Ada City Schools
Yale
Ada City
Dober
Aftainette Huf
Jlatd
Annie Helle Winn
Daiste Pritt
Mra
Nez Richmond
OW Herrisar
Bernice i Bergis
Ada
Renioart
Laurice Core
Lain
Glenwood
Mies
Iris Faye Gaar
Viola Hetty
Hays
Velma Lee Grimes
Ann George
Irving
Esther Callihan
Dorrthrr Washington
Weli
Jewell Little
1Villard
Azatia Rives
Sammie Shes
Bank Robber Loot Located in Banks
Washington dispatch reports police and FBI found part of stolen bank loot. The fragmentary itemization mentions the money moved to a nearby city, with authorities locating a portion of the stash amid investigations into the year’s bank robberies and related losses.
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Washington
FBI
Old Principle Described In Enee Steam En Gre History
Fragmentary text notes a principle of steam engine knowledge dating back 1760 years before coal use, with references to the Snevclopedia and early practical steam work. The readable fragment hints at ancient steam theory and its long precoal familiarity.
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Wade
Mislabeled Microscope Aims to Simplify Illumination System
A laboratory microscope integrates a light source and illuminator to remove separate fighting and base controls. The unit eliminates the need for distinct illumination components and provides a single adjusted light control.
Dizzy Divorces and Doggy Domesticities of 1950s
A Fort Worth woman seeks divorce after her husband woke her with a threat to become a corpse. Others cite garlic and red wine stench, firearms on the bedside, poems about money, a hammer and hatchet under a pillow, and weight loss methods as motives. Testimonies recount dogs taking priority over spouses, a Dalmatian in bed, a child taught to burn feet with matches, and a Paterson wife kept from housework by a husband who hugged her on his lap.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Antoinette Zegras
Oakland
Calif
Mary McElhanie
San Jose
Justin Whaley
Knoxville
Tenn
Mary Kelly
Montclair
N.d
Eileen Barrett
Chicago
Miami
Fla
Marjorie Baughman
Marjorie
Blanche Socha
Milwaukee
Wis
Walter Raleigh
Roy Canfield
Kear Ing
N. J
George Klein+ schmidt
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Bush
Joh Ambicki
Otested
James Hays
Los Angeles
LeRoy Nichols
Paterson
Pioneer U of Oklahoma faculty founder Dr Edwin Debarr dies at 91
Norman remembers Dr Edwin Debarr the last surviving original U of Oklahoma faculty member who arrived in 1892 and helped establish four schools including chemistry He funded lab equipment and a building and street are named for him His death followed injuries from a home intrusion attack linked to Robert Rose. authorities did not press charges locally and Rose was later handed to California officers.
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Norman
Okla
University of Gidal
Edwin Debarr
Debarr
David Rose Boyd
First Press
W. N. Rice
Engsh
FS. E. Ames
Denarr
Robert Rose
Missouri
Rose
California
San Diego
Caliornia
Tellahoma Wins Bronze Plaque for Safe Driving Instruction
Oklahoma City reports that Tellahoma received a bronze plaque for superior progress in safe driving instruction in high schools. Gov Roy J Turner accepted the sword yesterday from the Association of Casualty and Surety Companies.
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Oklahoma City
Tellahoma
Roy J. Turner
Association of Casualty and Surety Companies
Ten Cases Filed In J. P. Courts
Ada Justice of the Peace courts filed ten cases Monday nine traffic violations from the weekend. Joseph Wesley admitted guilty to public drunkenness and paid $20 fine then jailed for nonpayment. Sally Weaver paid $10 after pleading guilty to public drunkenness. Emeziah W. Durent pleaded guilty to two counts public drunkenness and driving without a license with $54 total fines. Leon Hunt faced speeding charges with no plea yet. Harrison Land charged with two counts of driving without license and reckless driving, fines $112.90. Earl Quillian charged with second degree robbery for taking $35 in silver from A J Mershon weeks ago. Hydrologic cycle and radiant floor heating notes appended.
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Ada Justice of the Peace Courts
Joseph Wesley
Sally Weaver
Emeziah W. Durent
Leon Hunt
Harrison Land
Earl Quillian
A. J. Mershon
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Orlahora
Seep
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Jisrold Crise
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Lennie
Je Duncan
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Ruby
Dale Burk
Pais
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Alden
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Fai Sretion
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Sen
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Oklahoma Turnpike
Ceviter
Oklahoma City-Tulsa
George C. Textor
Marine Midland Trust Co
New York
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority
Paul Wilson
Stroud
Otis
J. P. Matthews
Sapulpa
Joe Jarboe
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Shawnee Kiwanians Furnish Program
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Shirley Temple
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Salvation Army Christos Fund
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Durtin
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G. W. Jackson
Clarita News
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Ronald May
Teddy
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Melba
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Miss Iy Rokinson
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Gov. Roy J Ee Turner
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Irene Patton
B. Weurice Arnold
Gladys Nelson
Bob Fire
Hugh Prank
Murray
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Theimer
Lawrenes Gruthe
WM. Stutte
Dele Sunfay
Peniy
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Richard Kleiner
Narvelle Witherspoon
Elizabeth Deckard
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