Probate Notice of Estate Settlement and Claim
State of Oklahoma court action by J Newlin and others against Mary V King and others over the estate of L. W. Allen deceased intestate. The case seeks adjudication of heirs and rights to real property in the Southeast Quarter of Section, Township and Range in Porter County, Oklahoma, with a commission to appoint heirs and determine succession as dictated by Oklahoma law.
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Jo Dale Burk
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Della Bedford
Claude Vo Thompson
Tor Phun
DISSOLUTION NOTICE FOR CREDITOR CLAIMS 12-21-35W
The Fry Ready Mix company dissolves and creditors are to present claims. The article references Persoxs M Qxahona and officers of the company in Oklahoma, with mentions of proof of claim filings and a corporate seal.
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Persoxs M
Prisca
Adi Oklahoma
Tate
Dog and Affections Valued At 125000 Suit Filed
Denver December 27. A damage suit filed in district court names Paramount Pictures for the alleged loss of a trained fox terrier named Toppy used as a tail for Bing Crosby. Mrs Florence L Peschel of Denver sues for 125000 claiming the dog vanished and was misused by the film company.
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Denver
Paramount Pictu
WT. Mosers
Florence L. Peschel
Fox Tercier
Toppy
Bing Crosby
Tony
Chinese forces poised for coordinated spring offensive
A late 1949-style war update notes estimates that Fourth Chinese field army with 19 divisions could launch three coordinated attacks with several corps, possibly aided by air support and reinforcements from Hungnam. The plan envisions Eighth army movement around Jan 19 and broader maneuvers by SAS units in a lesser force.
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Corm
Itn
Plush $5 Million Redecoration of Congress Finished
Washington reports Capital Architect David Lynn completed a ten year, $5 million remodeling of the House and Senate chambers. New comfortable walnut seats, acoustically perfected rooms, and improved lighting promise enhanced reading and hearing. Gallery seating and press areas were upgraded. lobbyist facilities gain eight new telephone booths and updated amenities. Members note mixed opinions but welcome the broader comfort and modern touches.
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Brushy Bill Dies With His Boots On in Texas
Brushy Bill Roberts died yesterday in Hico Texas while walking the streets. He claimed to be Billy the Kid and was known locally as OGIB Brushy Billy Roberts. He wore his fringe frontier shirt hat and boots as he collapsed from a heart attack. He had moved with his wife from Gladewater Texas about a dozen years ago.
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Brushy
Bill Roberts
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Hico
Frontier
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Billy Roberts
Gov. T
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Srey
Eoverts
Robe
Tes
Pat Garrett
Fort Sumner
N. ME
Kid
William H. Bonney
Garrett
Gladewater
Tex
Heat Ruins Stock In Holiday Store Losses
Kansas City reports heat failure after a Christmas shutdown. Candles toppled, tropical plants valued at 709 wilted, steam heat shut off by mistaken switch at closing. Damage estimate pending, but one consolation: an automatic heater would have activated if temperatures dropped further.
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Kansas City
Earl Broerg
Beet Reappointed As King Labs In Northwest
A brief notice states King Labs in the northwest region has appointed Beet Re as a leader. Details are unclear due to damaged text but place and organization are identified.
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King Labs I
Stratford News Christmas and family notices in Stratford
A collage of holiday greetings and social items from Stratford includes mentions of Burl Salve, Mrs. J. W. Pipes of Oklahoma, Ruth Cook, Alma Anderson, Mrs. Glen Wilbar the Ardmore group, and numerous family visits across Oklahoma City and nearby towns. The text notes church director Ness Dora, Stafford, and various Brown, Perry, and Meade Burris households, with travel to Caracas and other destinations, plus local health notes and Mr. and Mrs. Perry visiting Sunland.
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Glen Wilbarrens
Laris
Ness Doract
Aplist Church
Texand Cen
C. Stafford
Jack
Oxlahoma
O. C
Stafford
Rgon
Lavelle
Stretford
Oklahoma City
Roht
L. Tilley
Dik
Nes
Caracas
Plana Ta
Dennis
Perry
Eviie Lee
Sunland
Freeman
Boundaries Confuse Children In Historic Area
Fragmentary notes describe children wandering near the Old City walls and Arad frontier as guards and priests discuss sacred sites. References to Tar-Shan and a mountain pilgrimage hint at religious tensions and daily life around boundary lines near Tel Aviv and Arad.
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Old City
Fersness
Goerda
Alekhaum
Arad
Boh Prestres
The Chinese assault and Korea war turning point
The article argues that pursuing the Reds after crossing the 38th parallel was essential to prevent a stronger, later Chinese intervention. It notes China’s moves from Mukden to Kota, claims U.S. intelligence did know, and that by late November the fate of Korea was sealed, with Japan looming as a future factor.
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Corimunist
Pyongyang
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Mukden
MacArthur
Charles A. Willougaey
Hey
U.N
Yalu River
Bares
Arer
Nout
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Sergetds & Mourtsia
Gacy
Manchuria
Japan
John W Harreld Taken By Death
Oklahoma City obituary notes former U S senator John William Harreld 78 died of a heart attack. He served two years in the house and six in the senate as Oklahoma s first Republican senator. Funeral services scheduled for 3 p m today.
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John William Harreld
Oklahoma
U. S
Oll
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Senate
Elmer Thomas
Harreld
J. B. Dudley
Texas
Healdton
U.S
Edgar S. Voughty
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Elderly Man Hit By Car on West Main
W H Meek aged 78 of 1021 West Main was struck by an automobile while crossing West Main Street around 7 p m Tuesday. He was taken to Valley View hospital where his right leg was placed in a cast. he also suffered minor cuts and bruises but is in satisfactory condition.
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Valley View Hospital
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Pilots Pleads Not Guilty of Overload
Oklahoma City pilot Davis, 28, pleaded innocent in a conmien pleas court to charges of reckless flying and overloading after flying a Twin engine Cessna with eight passengers toward Camp Polk. State patrol halted the plane at Lubbock Tex. Bond set at 500 dollars. Davis, member of the 185th Fighter Group of the Oklahoma National Guard, has prior exhibition flying experience.
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Melvin Day
Camp Polk
Conmien Pleas
Davis
Longview
Tex
Everett Crismore
W. D. Shirley Bethany
185Th
Oklahoma National Guard
NPA Bans Continued From Page One
List of banned materials includes paperboard construction paper and board metals such as iron steel and alloys. Also banned are asbestos cadmium chromium copper lead zinc and various chemicals including methanol benzene and dichlorobenzene. Miscellaneous items mention bristles and other refined substances.
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Industria
Oklahoma Senate Committee Assignments Listed
The article lists legislative committee chairs and members by area with senators Coppock Cleo Springs and others not assigned to posts. It names Agriculture H W Worthington Mangum J Val Connell and many others including Gary Madill Cal linz Sapulpa Medlock Fitzhugh Irwin, Nevins Cartwright Dacus Cooper Ballinger Holden Miskovsky Hinchart Fronterhouse Ritzhaupt Hope Cobb Small ey and more guiding education, judiciary, roads, revenue, public health, social welfare and other key committees.
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H. W. Worthington
Mangum
J. Val Connel
Perry
Raymond Gary
Madill
Everett S. Callinz
Sapulpa
Virgil Medlock
Fitzhugh
Lawrence L. Irwin
Taors
Floyd Carrier
Carrier
Roy & Grantham
Ponca City
Joe As Smalley
Norman
Rey Pine
Gore
Don Baldwin
Ana« Darko
Leon B. Field
Texoma
Collins
H. Tom Kight
Claremore
James A. Hinchart
el Reno
Jess L. Fronterhouse
Miami
Leroy McClendon
Idabel
Grantham
Military and Veterans Affairs
Cartwright
Joe B. Thompson
Ardmore
Oi and Gas
Frank Mahan
Fairfax
Harold Garvin
Durban
Kirksey
Fronterhouse
Walt Allen
Chickasha
Wife Jealous of Opera Soprano Jealousy Causes Divorce
Armand Tokatyan testified in a Los Angeles divorce that his wife Antoinette, a Newark voice teacher, was unreasonably jealous of his performing. He said on stage partners are merely artists and that he did not engage in meaningful romance with any soprano. The couple, married in 1924, separated in 1944. Tokatyan plans to pursue the divorce.
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Los Angeles
Armand Tokatyan
Metropolitan
Antoinette
Newark
Kent
Tokatyan
Unico
Pasaena
Wes Aw
Rocks Formed by Frozen Liquids, Tunell Says
University of California professor Dr. George Tunell explains that some rocks form by freezing molten liquids and that laboratory geologists can duplicate ancient earth processes. He notes ore discovery hinges on understanding hot solution formation and calls for field and lab cooperation. Historical note cites 1862 public schooling in several cities.
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Los Angeles
George Tunell
University of California
Tunell
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