Suit Seeks Half Mineral Interest In Pontotoc County Farm
Plaintiffs file December 3 1946 petition to quiet title to an undivided one half mineral interest in NE quarter and SE quarter of Section 6 Township 4 North Range 4 West Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Defendants J R Greer and Naoma also known as N M Greer and Rudy Greer heirs. Respondents must answer by January 16 1947 or risk default. Sealed by Powell and Jameson Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
J R Greer
Neoma
N. M. Greer
Publication notice in Pontotoc County suit over Folsom heirs
District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma issues notice by publication to unknown heirs of Jefferson Folsom and related parties. Plaintiff seeks to quiet title to West Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section 32, Township 3 North Range 7 East, with deadline January 23 1947 to answer. Legal action names several Chickasaw and related heirs and assigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Folsom
State OF Oklahoma
Minerva Folsom
Clicy Cravatt
Folsom
Lena Alexander
Serena Alexander
Sena Alexander
Serena Alexander Nee Folsom
O. A. Gray
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Oo Court
Quiet Title Sought In Ada Properties In 1947 Court Action
Plaintiffs F L Finley and R J Lollar sue the Pontotoc County Board of Commissioners to quiet title to Lot 10 Block 1 Chickasaw Addition and Lot 11 Block 4 College Addition Ada Oklahoma. The petition seeks a perpetual injunction barring defendants from any adverse claim and requires an answer by January 31, 1947. case filed December 11, 1946 in Pontotoc County District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
FL. Finley
R. J. Lollar
Board of County Commissioners
Et al
Thelma Palmer
Ada
Oklahoma
F. L. Finley
District Court
Chickasaw
College
Notice to Sell County Property in Pontotoc County
Sam Dew County Treasurer of Pontotoc County Oklahoma announces public sale on January 11 1947 at 9 am in the courthouse. Separate bids for each tract including East 14 feet of Lot 5 Block 55 Stonewall with Homer Barnes bid 1.00. Cash in hand with costs and board approval.
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Sam Dew
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
City of
Stonewall
Homer Barnes
Board of County Commissioners
Auction Notice of Allen Lot 6 Block 28 Price One Dollar
Dew county treasurer announces auction of Lot 6 Block 28 original townsite Allen Oklahoma on January 24 1347 at 9 am in courthouse office. Bid starts at 1.00 by Jack Hammonds with cash in hand and subject to board approval. Advertisement cost in 12-26-31w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dew
Allen
Oklahoma
Jack Hammonds
Board of County Commissioners
Pontotoc County
Goodwin v Goodwin divorce and custody case in Pontotoc
Billie Rose Goodwin sues Lindy Goodwin in district court for divorce property settlement and custody of a minor child on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Defendant must answer by January 16 1947 or judgment by default will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Billie Rose Goodwin
V8 Lindy Goodwin
Lindy Goodwin
Aone
Notice to Creditors in Hunter Estate Ada Oklahoma
In Ponca County Oklahoma the county court warns all creditors of J. C. Hunter deceased to present claims with vouchers to Eloise Hunter executrix at 209 American Building Ada within four months or be barred. Dated November 15, 1946. Busby Harrell Trice attorneys for executrix.
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Ponealag County
Oklaoma
J. C. Hunter
J C. Hunter
Eloise Hunter
American Building
Ada
Pontotec County
Oklahoma
Traffic Deaths In Gains During Night
Night traffic deaths in Cleveland and nationwide outpace daytime fatalities as visibility declines after dark. Experts warn ordinary precautions fail at night due to impaired vision and delayed reflexes. A Connecticut police chief ordered traffic officers off dangerous intersections after dark to reduce risk.
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Cleveland
Connecticut
Doctor Who Wrote Off Bills Is Dead
CHICAGO December 24 Dr E Thomas Brand 63 who in 1940 cancelled unpaid medical bills as a Yuletide gift to his patients died yesterday at his home in Wilmette His action was described as a Christmas donation and his widow estimated the canceled bills at 150000 A Missouri native he practiced medicine forty years
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Chicago
E. Thomas Brand
Wilmette
Brand
Martha
Missouri
Greater returns for amount in vested
Ada News Want Ads reports a notice about greater returns for vested amounts. Details mention individuals seeking investment gains and local businesses offering higher yields.
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Ada News
A Pretty Fix In '46 By CABLE HODGE UP News features
In a lively year 1946, Cable Hodge Up highlights odd, humorous newspaper bits from cities like Boston Chicago Philadelphia Portland and Des Moines. The piece recalls wacky incidents from January through December including escapes mishaps mischief and oddball law and order moments.
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CABLE
Hodge UP News
Alcatraz Murderer Offers His Eyes
Miran E. Thompson, 20, condemned to die in San Quentin, offers to donate his eyes to a blind person, preferably a war veteran, as part of the Alcatraz escape conspiracy case. Sam Shockley, 36, and Clarence Carnes, 19, share the fate and sentences in the failed May breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Alcatraz
San Quentin
Miran E. Thompson
Amarillo
Tex
United States
George Vice
Thompson
Sam Shockley
Clarence Carnes
William A. Miller
Miller
Dobbin Moves Over for the Tractor
Ithaca New York Professor C A Bratton of Cornell says New York farms have half as many horses and mules as in 1920 while tractors rose more than tenfold. In 1945 there were 229000 horses and mules and 78000 tractors up from 7000 tractors twenty years earlier. Plowing with horses costs 4.98 per acre versus 1.42 with a tractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
New York State
C. A. Bratton
Cornell University
Bratton
Earthquake Crisis in Luanshien Faces Government Skepticism
Luanshien in Hopei reports tremors every ten days since 1945. 342,420 victims and 466,175 rooms damaged but Nanking officials deny disaster. Delegates seek at least two billion dollars. relief totals include 69 million CN rebuild cost and gifts from United China Relief, UNRRA and CNRRA. The quake area spans 50 by 20 miles and affected a third of 1.5 million residents.
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NEA
Luanshien
China
Hopei Province
Sptember
Nanking
T. V. Soong
Hopei
United China Relief
UNRRA
CNRRA
Tung Chih
Murphy Seeks Stricter Child Labor Rules in Oklahoma
Oklahoma labor official W A Pat Murphy urged the next administration to tighten child labor and wage laws. He called for a 16 year minimum, no work during school, 3 hour day and 18 hour week in session, 6 hour day and 40 hour week out of session, plus equal pay and a new division for women and children in industry. He also proposed one day of rest weekly and broader wage protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
W. A. Pat Murphy
Murphy
Jim Hughes
Department of Labor
Commissioner of Labor
Enrollment in U S Colleges Reaches 1 718 862 Students
Cincinnati December 24 A survey of 668 universities and four year colleges reports total enrollment of 1 718 862 students as of November 1 including 714 477 war veterans. Data list states by institution counts and 1939 totals for several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Raymond Walters
University of Cincinnati
Walters
Educational Weekly “School and Society
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklasoop
Probers Find Discrimination In Army Courts Martial
An American Bar Association committee reported discrimination in army courts martial between officers and GIs and overly harsh sentences. It urged enlisteds and sergeants on courts, reform in appointment and oversight, expanded judge advocate resources, and a continuing study board.
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Washington
American Bar Association
Patterson
Doolittle Board
Judge Advocate General’s Department
Bar Association
Arthur T. Vanderbilt
New York University Law School
Kenneth C. Royall
War Department
Bevin Sees Hope in Peace Plans for Great Powers
London December 23 Ernest Bevin Britain's foreign secretary and UN spokesman expresses optimism about friendship and cooperation among great powers as the basis for lasting peace He notes the first stage of harmony and cautions peace efforts will take years He cites the Big Four talks in New York and outlines Britain's stance within the UN framework.
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London
Ernest Bein
Britain
United Nations
BBC
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Moscow
Bevin
United States of America
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
U. N
$40,000,000 Going Begging Says Army
ST. LOUIS December 24 The army finance center says 40 million dollars in terminal leave payments are unclaimed by survivors of World War II veterans who died after discharge. Eligible survivors are spouses, children in equal shares, parents, grandparents or adopted parents in that order. Only 10,845 claims filed though more than 200,000 former service members may have eligible next of kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Army Finance Center
William Gritz
Gritz
Sympathy and Its Limitations in Habit Formation
A reflective line notes that while sympathy is valuable it should not become a habit of seeking constant pity or dependence. It argues that empathy should prompt action and personal resilience rather than perpetual request for sympathy.
Mrs. Yandel Lain Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Lois Lain, wife of Yandell E. Lain, 216 West Eighteenth, died Sunday at a local hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage last Monday. Funeral Monday at 4 30 from Criswell Chapel with Rev. Howard Bush. Survived by husband, daughter Paula Haas of Tulsa, mother Cora Bingham, sister F Luttrell Amarillo, brother H H Bingham Okla. City, nephew Ben Stout Jr Dallas, grandson Steven Haas Tulsa. Born Nan Nan Ga, moved to Indian Territory then Tishomingo Ada, Texas. Music teacher and pianist, active in Ada music circles.
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Lois Lain
Yandell E. Lain
West Eighteenth
Criswell Funeral Chapel
Howard Bush
Memorial Park
Lain
Paula Haas
Tulsa
Cora Bingham
Ada
F. Luttrell
Amarillo
Tex
H. H. Bingham
Oklahoma Cay
Ben Stout, Jr
Dallas
Steven Haas
Newnan
W. H. Bingham
Bingham
Indian Territory
Tishomingo
Kidd-Key College
Sherman
Southwest
Haas
Surveyor's Error Costs NYCHA Builder $20000
A surveyor error shifted a foundation 20 feet from the building line in the Brownsville Houses project. The foundation contractor must replace the footing at his expense. The 27 foundations contract totals $528,482 and the error costs about $20,000 to the contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City Housing Authority
Housing Authority
Dancing and skating plus skiing for the gent who sits out
Compilers propose adding skating and skiing to dancing routines for the man who prefers to sit this one out, expanding activity options while maintaining the social routine.
Retail Prices Hit Highest Point On Record Last Month
Mid November food prices rose to a record 187.7 percent of the 1935-39 average, 1.5 percent above June 1920 levels, with fats and oils up 65 percent and lard more than doubling. Meat prices climbed while poultry fell as prices varied across 56 cities, with southern cities leading increases and Newark among the smallest year over year.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Peoria
New York
Denver
Knoxville
Birmingham
Knoxe Ville
Winston-Salem
Newark
Buffalo
Portland
Ore
Texoma to Get Fish Brush Pile Shelters
Construction of brush pile fish shelters at Lake Texoma will begin soon, modeled on Grand Lake, per A D Aldrich of the Oklahoma game and fish commission. Shelters improve habitat for crappie and other aquatic life, with research suggesting better crappie fishing next year after abundant fingerlings. U S engineers Tulsa district studies stocking Great Salt Plains and Fort Supply reservoirs with white bass, noting current black bass catches are unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Texoma
Grand Lake
A. D. Aldrich
Fisheries Division
Oklahoma Game and Fish Commission
Aldrich
Commission
U. S. Engineers
Tulsa
Great Salt Plains
Fort Supply
Texoma
Salt Plains
Soviet Gazette Calls War Poems Bankrupt in West
The Soviet Literary Gazette says British and American poetry from the war period shows only two emotions, solitude and indifference, branding the works as bankrupt.
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Moscow
United States
England
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Jewell Ford
SFAL
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H. S. Moore
Executrix Busby, Harrell & Trice
Executrix
E. C. Powers
Ohio
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