Marcum drilling partners issue Oklahoma deed notice
Legal notice records a certificate of ax acointed partners in Marcum Drilling Company, with Claude, Ned, Delton, Gordon Marcum and Marvin Moate in Ada Oklahoma. It details a 1951 partnership, residences in Ada and Texas, and a November 1051 acknowledgment by a Texas notary. It also covers a Pontotoc County Oklahoma court hearing for approval of a deed of restricted Indian heirs of Eddy Berry and a land description in Section 14, Township 3 North, Range 4 East, 160 acres, with auction procedures set for January 12, 1952 and costs including attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Marcum
Ned Marcum
Delton DB. Marcum
Gordon Gmarcum
Marvin A. Moate
Paciers
Gaz Weila
Ada
Poalatee County
Okishoma
Foalatee County
Delton D. Marcum
Marvin
Rf County
Texas
Jonving
Paterstanet
Novary
Clauae Marcum
Gordon G. Marcum
Marcvm
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Eddy Berry
Uess
Owever
Curl
Wen Tee
Seal
Tal Crawford
Coumy
Dag
Deadly New Year violence across the country
Across multiple states during the New Year period, gunfire stabbings and fires killed numerous people. A mother and three children perished in Elmira New York fires, while two women and a man died in a Chattanooga Tennessee fire. Pontiac high school girls were found strangled in Royal Oak Michigan, and other shootings and stabbings occurred in Redwood City California Albuquerque New Mexico and Washington D C. A booby trap explosion near Mt Airy North Carolina killed a teacher and damaged a pickup, with police investigating motives and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Elmira
Chattanooga
Tenn
Pontiac
Mick
Royal Oak
Redwood City
Calif
Lascar
Albuquerque
N. M
Washington
D. C
Mt. Airy
N. C
Time to Buy Tag For That Bicycle
Time to buy bicycle tags for 1952 at the police station on Wednesday morning per Police Chief Cecil Smith. Each tag costs 25 cents and requires about three minutes of a boy to register name and bicycle serial number. Money from tag sales covers equipment costs and helps police track recovered bicycles from the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Smith
Aes
Rehabilitation Over Punishment Aims For Prisoner Renewal
Inmates and experts say Oklahoma prisons prioritize rehabilitation to reduce recidivism and help rejoin society. Excerpts from interviews with a short termer a long termer and a lifer reveal lifelong mental pain from isolation yet note shifts to study work and guided penology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Weiter
Pardon and Parole Board Praised for Prison System Progress
Opinion praises Pardon and Parole Board members for improving Oklahoma's prison system. It commends their civic-minded talent and thorough approach, noting collaboration with wardens and superintendents to form a practical and compassionate policy. The writer urges retention of these prudent leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardon and Parole Board
Oklahoma
Over the Waves Lecture by Patrolmen Ends with Warning
Four youths in a car on a highway were cited after singing Over the Waves and weaving along the road. Officers found a bottle of whiskey they poured out and gave the driver a warning for unsafe conduct and minor intoxication.
Oklahoma Citian First 51 Fatality on U S Highway
A two year old Oklahoma City woman died in a highway incident on U S Route 1 south of the city after jumping from a taxicab and being struck by a car. The driver, Norman policeman William Ernest Dailey, 41, said he attempted to avoid her as she ran along the highway. Also noted is the death of Alabama’s last Confederate man, R Crump, at age 104 in Lincoln Alabama.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Lilian Smith Hucfines
State Highway Patrol
William Ernest Dailey
Norman
Dailey
Jack Herbert
Bill Lancaster
Lincoln
Ala
R. Crump
Alabama
Interest Rates Rise On Mortgages And Bank Loans In U S
New York reports gradual increases in mortgage and business loan rates while Treasury seeks to keep long term rates at 2 percent. Private borrowers face higher prime commercial loan rates of 3 percent. corporate bond yields rise as investors shift toward stocks. The Treasury relies on short term debt to hold annual interest payments, yet short term rates climb, pushing up overall borrowing costs for Americans.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Miller's ranch heir to fortune amid legal trials and tragedy
Zack Miller faced a string of legal battles including breach of contract wins over cowboy star Tom Mix and alimony disputes leading to a 1933 jail order in Kay County. Governor Alfalfa Bill Murray later issued a conditional pardon, and Miller died at Hillcrest Hospital in Waco while his son Zack Jr and daughter Mrs James Gibbs were at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musr Wes
Tom Mix
Mix
Kay County
Miller
William H
Bill) Murray
Oklahoma
Newtonia
Father and Sons
Hillcrest Hospital
Waco
Zack, Junior
Ponca City
James Gibbs
Vallay Mills
Tex
Attlee Picture Still Hangs In Singapore
Singapore's public relations office keeps Clement Attlee's portrait in the place of honor but will replace it with a Winston Churchill portrait when the latter arrives from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Clement Attlee
Winston Churchill
London
Pork Chops with Sauerkraut and Apple Dice
A simple skillet method browns pork chops then serves them with sauerkraut mixed with diced peeled apples. Season the kraut with brown sugar and a dash of ground cloves for a warm, tangy contrast.
Sabre jets clash with MIGs in North Korea patrols
Infantrymen cantinned from Page One describe patrols over Northwest Korea's MIG Alley as Sabre jets face bolder, more falible MIGs. Lt Alfred W. Dymock Jr. of Grants Pass Oregon says combat continues with one damaged MIG credited to 2nd Lt Don J. Burke Jr. of Valley Stream New York. Fifth Air Force did not report sortie counts and said no Sabres were damaged as haze lifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Sabre
Alfred W. Dymock Jr
Grants Pass
Ore
Don ‘J. Burke Jr
Valley Stream
Fifth Air Force
North Korea
Ada Woman Dies After Knife Attack In Pontotoc Case
A Pontotoc raised woman, about 40, was involved in a knife incident linked to the death of Carnell. An autopsy found a chest wound puncturing a lung but not the heart cavity. inflammation allegedly triggered kidney failure. Services were held at Criswell Chapel with burial in Rosedale cemetery. Survivors include the mother Mrs. Jennie Carnell and four sisters and a brother, all of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnell
Pontotoc
Blevins
Criswell Chapel
Rosedale Cemetery
Jennie Carnell
Ada
Almost All 336000 DPs Now Settled in United States
Washington reports the three year displaced persons program ended with 336 900 DPs visaed to the Western Zones of Germany and Austria and 336 000 already resettled in the United States Most were male Catholic Protestant and Orthodox with 75 percent in the labor force. The following expellee program will admit 54744 German origin Europeans expelled from Eastern Europe by Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
John W. Gibson
U. S
Displaced Persons Commission
Free World
United States
Europe
Gibson
Germany
Austria
Grand Jury Report Hits Bryan County Commissioners
Durant Oklahoma grand jury targets Bryan County officials after indicting one commissioner and two constables and reprimanding four others. Keith Cartwright criticized for firm ties and bids. Newton Clark indicted for approving unauthorized claims. Clark bonded for hearings. Treasurer Homer Freeny, County Clerk J S Black cited for lax administration. Utica School District superintendent jailed for forging records. Utica School Board accused of neglect of duty by expanding authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
Okla
Bryan
Keith Cartwright
Newton Clark
Clark
Sam Sullivan
Herbert Heard
O. N. Caldwell
Edd. Garner
Detlie Davis
Cartwright
Homer Freeny
Utica
Ed Busby
J. S. Black
Mission to Spain to Madrid Soon
American officials announced negotiations with General Franco's government under the Mutual Security Act. The plan includes 100 million dollars in economic and military aid to Spain to strengthen Western defense, develop mines power plants transport and farm production, and ensure lasting benefits to the Spanish people. Pilot programs aim to pass benefits to Spaniards and bolster allied strength against Communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Paul Porter
Mutual Security Agency
MSA
Porter
United States
First British PM to live at No 10 Downing Street
Sir Robert Walpole became Britain's first resident prime minister at No 10 Dowing Street in 1735 marking a pivotal evolution in the office and its residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 10
Dowting Street
Sir Robert Walpale
Farming Tremendous Business In U S States Prospect Good
The Associated Press reports 1951 U S farming total reached 337 billion dollars in sales with economists predicting 360 billion for 1952. Cattle hogs and sheep prospects are strong with inflation checks and near full employment boosting farm income potential in Oklahoma and nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
A. W. Jacob
Oklahoma A
Jacob
U. S
Okahoma
Oklahoma
King Ranch blue stem shows strong grazing gains at Woodward station
D. A. Savage, superintendent at Woodward Great Plains Field Station, reports promising results from grazing King Ranch blue stem. In a year long pure stand trial, cattle achieved 446 pounds gain per head on 3.9 acres per head, equating to 413 pounds gain per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Savage
Woodward Great Plains
King Ranch
Mitchell Receives Polio Drive Note
Norman C. Mitchell, Pontotoc county general chairman of the March of Dimes fund drive, received a telegram of good wishes and commendation from Governor Johnston Murray. The message praises the county drive as a service to Oklahoma children's health. The Pontotoc county campaign, aligned with the national drive, opened Tuesday and runs through January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman C. Mitchell
Pontatac County
Johnston Murray
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Poland Seeks Iran Oil Deal In Petro barter Talks
Iran and Poland opened talks on a barter arrangement where Poland would trade manufactured goods for Iranian oil. Polish envoy Kazimierz Smiganowski met with Prime Minister Mossadegh to discuss a deal involving about five hundred thousand tons of fuel, with Czechoslovakia and Britain watching closely amid oil shipment tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Poland
Kazimierz Smiganowski
Mohammed Mossadegh
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Three Hurt In Ada Highway Accidents Cited As Icy
Police report and Ada News account describe three crashes on Ada area roads blamed on ice. George Thomas Donke and Virgil L. McAnally cars damaged. both uninjured. A Murphy truck and Mrs. Virginia Noe pickup also slid, with $150 damage to the pickup. Dessie Romines and Eugene Brashears collided on a Stonewall bridge, heavy damage. Romines notes eggs and cream spilled.
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George Thomas Donke
Ada
van Arsdenl
Aye
Virgil L. McAnally
Midwest City
Ita
Mitchell
SH 99
Thormas Jay
Murphy
Virginia V. Noe
Stonewall
Dessie Edith Romines
Eugene O. Brashears
Brashears
Skidea
Rormines
Boy Injured In Hit and Run Bicycle Crash
Fourteenth street area report details 14 year old Haskell Dighton Jr. sustained cuts and bruises when his bicycle collided with a car at Thirteenth and Ash Monday night. Driver fled the scene, police pursued possible witnesses and looked for the vehicle. Dighton received emergency care at Valley View hospital and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Dighton Jr
Haskell Dighton
West Fourteenth
Thirteenth and
Ash
Dighton
Valley View Hospital
Cecil Smith
Truman Plan Seeks Civil Service in Tax Office Restructure
The Government Reorganization Act would abolish 64 internal revenue collectors and replace them with 25 district commissioners, create an independent inspector service, centralize administration, and place the agency under civil service except for the commissioner. The plan faces potential Hill opposition but could become law after 60 days if Congress does not vote to reject. Ensuing political patronage changes accompany firings and indictments, including Dennis W. Delaney's Boston trial for alleged $12,500 influence payments.
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Internal Revenue Collectors
Civil Service
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Senate
Ahn B. Dunlap
Congress
Dunlap
Fry
Dennis W. Delaney
Boston
Congressmen Late for Tea in Singapore at University
A group of American congressmen visiting Singapore for a world tour to study supply flows to American bases arrived 60 minutes late for tea at the University of Malaya as tea and cakes were removed. The event, hosted by Dr. G. V. Allen, marked a scheduled tea for the visiting House expenditures subcommittee members led by Rep. Herbert C. Bonner. The trip aims to examine logistical issues linked to base supplies abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
University of Malaya
G. V. Allen
House
Herbert C. Bonner
D-N. C
Supreme Court declines price stabilization case
Washington The Supreme Court refused to involve itself in government price stabilization efforts. Safeway Stores Inc asked the court to review an Emergency Court of Appeals ruling that lacked authority to order the price administrator to grant or deny food price adjustments. Safeway argues it is entitled to upward adjustments under the Defense Production Act Capehart amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Safeway Stores, Inc
Office of Brice Stabilization
Safeway
District of Columbia
Michael DiSalie
Three Explanations For Those Green Fireball Meteors
Dr Lincoln La Paz of the University of New Mexico offered three explanations for the green fireballs seen over the southwest. They could be an unconventional meteoritic fireball or guided missiles from the area or foreign origin. He cautioned against dismissing the missile theories in the modern era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Jan. T
Lincoln la Faz
Southwest
University of New Mexico
Tr. la Paz
Indian rights debate on tribal contracts and federal protection
A long study finds proposed regulations threaten Indians fundamental rights. The committee notes the interior secretary has broad authority over unwritten tribal contracts but limited powers for organized tribes. Hearings include leaders from Indian Rights Association and NAACP among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
Myer
Chapman
The
Indian Rights Association
Association On American Indian Affairs
National Congress of American Indians
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
American Bar Association
American Civil Liberty Union
American Jewish Corferance
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Icy Spots Weather Update From Oklahoma State
Yesterday's high in McAlester reached freezing. Hobart had the state's highest 24 hour precipitation at 0.51 inches. Enid Clinton Claremore Pawnee and McAlester reported icy roads due to freezing rain from a northeast to southwest storm. Transportation lines cut Mangum and Wichita Falls bus service from Oklahoma City. Roads remained hazardous, schools closed in Edmond affecting about 120 students. travel by air and rail near normal. Sand spread continues.
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McAlester
Hobart
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Enid
Clinton
Claremore
Pawnee
Oklahoma Transportation Company
Mangum
Wichita Falls
Tex
State Highway Department
Edmond
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Marcum
Gorden Marcum
ATATE
Scurry
Lyle Barrett
John ST Daurray J
Citian First
Hubert
By Sam Dawson
Zack Miller
Jeondases
Rage One
Tom Mix Dae Bri Nee
Attlee
Bryan County
U.S
Oklahoma Agricultural Experimentation
Oklahoma-Texas
Scott Chancellor
Shawnee
Chancellor
Brollers Profitable
Ada News
Grocery Chain
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