Partition sale notice for oil rights and minerals
In Pinc to a decree of partition the sheriff of Pontotoc County Oklahoma advertises a public auction of property including oil gas and mineral rights with surface rights reserved. The sale is set for February 1 at 2 00 a m at the south front door of the Ada courthouse with terms: cash, 10 percent nonrefundable down, balance on delivery. Property described includes North East Quarter and other multiples within Township 3 North Range 5 East Pontotoc County Oklahoma.
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Dan Roe
Stedivtrist Court
Tate
T. Pontotoc County
Jabotha
Terest
Smacr
Boutiwest
Bea
Sithuast
Bouthewre
OL Sacto
Range & Bnet
Portator County
Oklahoma
Switjeen
Sogtort
Wal
Betoe
Ontanaire
Courtiauae
Ada
Panto
Toe
Olsthoms
Sisnad
Clyor Waiser
Scecitt
Poatowe County
Obama
Notice of hearing for oil and gas lease approval
In Pettition for approval of oil and gas lease the heirs of R. P. Bringty and others request court action in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The hearing is set for January in the County Court with bids opened and the best value to be chosen for the estate.
Secretary named at Southwestern Tech veterans guidance center
Lorraine Witelberg, secretary in the veterans guidance center at Southwestern Tech, was named secretary. Harry W. Hughes named college assistant business manager. In McAlester on January 2 a contested notice cites a frequency modification radio system installation and customary mounting details described.
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Weatherford
Okla
Lorraine Witelberg
Veterans Guidance Center
Southwestern Tech
Harry W. Hughes
Probate case in Oklahoma summons guardian and divorce decree
Notice in 2a county, Oklahoma, states Lois Lar estate matters for guardian and distribution. Judge schedules hearing on 20th, guardian discharge sought, and court urges all interested to appear. Separate notice in same document announces a divorce case for Flay Ligwd and Wrigat with response due by February 1, 1849, or judgment will be entered.
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Yandel
Tole Lait
Sarah Rath
Wad
Thawadhy
Tarmiry
Yong
Toog Orelgeke
Salet Court
Aco Ihtie
Seaur
Jom I
County Fudge
Wusty
Harrell
Trice
Guardian
Jure
Tlemins
Communists Deaf To Peace Pleas In Tientsin Battle
Reports say Communist troops ignore peace overtures and fire on besieged forces around Tientsin and Suzhou as Chiang Kai-Shek negotiates. Chinese Nationalist leaders claim Red forces near Nanking and Peking struggle for a separate settlement, with large encircled troops reportedly starving and deserting.
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Manking
Jon
Tientsin
Suchow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Peiping
North Chine
Fu Tso-¥i
Nanking
Sudowifroom
Tondsgeskers
Ss Dally
Ger
Sun Yuan-Liang
16Th Army Group
Honem
Hsinyang
Sum
Joint session planned in Oklahoma City hearing lines
In Oklahoma City on January 67 the state house and senate will hold a joint public hearing when requested during the Band session. Archivist notes floor leaders from both branches will push speed-up measures, while Washington-Nowata County Medical Society names Dr F M Adams Jr as president.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahome House
Sens Ale
Ee Nowata
Okla
Washington-Nowats County Medical Society
F. M. Adams, Jr
Nowate
Roundup Time in Texas Never Like Hawaii's Ship to Guam
Hawaii filming a cattle roundup shows herefords shipped to Guam aboard the Chicot, a 2500 ton freighter. The voyage lasts four days as crews load cows in deck pens, with costs shared by the Guam government and ranchers. The sale price to Guam farmers is about 230 dollars a head. The Navy covers shipping while feed and pen costs remain. This is the first cattle shipment to Guam since the war.
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Maui
Texas
Hawaii
Guam
Hollywood
Erane
Edward H. K. Baldwin
Ulupale
Ina Ranch
Dackside
Antonio F Crag
Cruz
Ada Police Court Busy in December
Ada municipal court action for December and six preceding months shows 492 cases heard with 414 fines imposed and 28 dismissed. Public drunks led fines totaling 2276.90 followed by traffic violations 1604 and other offenses. Jail terms totaled 40. six months fines reached 5203 with various category totals listed.
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Ada
Rees
Aystsseog Filmes
Saya
J. M. King
Tei
Nehru’s World Role Foreseen Amid Asiatic Unity Effort
The article profiles Jawaharlal Nehru as a rising global figure and future shaper of world affairs. It describes him as a nationalist and internationalist, educated in Britain, allied with Gandhi, and a key advocate for Asian unity to counter Western imperialism. It notes his imprisonment for dissent, leadership of the Indian National Congress, and plans to convene an Asian conference inviting fourteen eastern nations to oppose colonialism and defend peace.
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Nehru
India
Favanaral Nehru
England
Harrow
Cambridge
Mahatma Gandhi
Indian Subcontinent
Dullet
Orato Fodia
Trang Métiss
Gendut
Alsp
Subcontinent
Fadia
Pandit
Anc
Ealegoy
Be Iing
Jndtian National Congress
Thoupies
Indiam
Allahabd
Egypt
Turkeys
Syria
Lebanon
Ihaq
Saudi Araba
Afghanistan
Iran
Pakistan
Ceylon
China
Philippines
Nelwu
Oklahoma Employment in November 1943 Gains Across Industries
Oklahoma’s November 1943 nonfarm payrolls rose 24 000 from October, with manufacturing up to 67 400 and mining 10.6 percent higher than a year earlier. Trade, wholesale and retail saw varied boosts, while transportation, utilities and finance held gains. government and mining offsets trimmed losses. Overall, total employment climbed slightly by 200 from October to November, amid holiday-driven shifts in trade and transportation.
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Oklahoma
Atoet
Dave Vandivier
Cormmiss
Chatman
Newerber
TIS MG
With & I
Depertmans
Noeveraker
Gas and Electric Utilities Group
Alhiough
Repeal Issue Debated as Oklahoma Legislature Opens
Oklahoma City Jan 6 The repeal issue dominates the 22nd Legislature with committees in both chambers urging restraint as measures linked to repeal linger unresolved. Senator Louis H. Pike behind a referendum election for repeal and a November 8, 1949 vote, while others push for broader repeal proposals and a state monopoly on sales. Senate and house consider tax and transportation changes, including higher private motor fuel taxes, patrol funding, and a model traffic code, with salary boosts for industrial commissioners and election workers under new pay bills.
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Dation Beaib
Okeahoma City
Darzinate
Ras J. Tor
Getten
Senate
House
Sam Tor Jesus
Chickasha
Nance
Hetty Action
James C. Nance
Tevenus
Tuleg Tribune
Oklahoma
Norman
Sem Perry Porter
Miami
Legislative Council
Smalley
Industrial Commission
Hep
Ernest WF
Tate
Ardmore
Year End Bank Reports Show Mixed Results
Year end figures indicate banks experienced both gains and losses. Loans and discounts rose at both Oklahoma State and First National, while total quick assets and total resources declined notably. Undivided profits and reserves increased at First National, but total liabilities fell sharply for both banks amid the period.
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Qalefroma State Bank
First National Bank
Oklahoma State
Wonton Injured in Felt From Horse
Mrs. Mary Robinson, 18, was knocked from a horse Sunday afternoon under a tree, suffering a head injury and concussion. She remained unconscious at Valley View Hospital Wednesday, with a bow on the back of the head and condition not considered serious.
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Mary Robinson
Valley View Hospital
Baptists of Three Counties to Meet in Ada Conference
Baptists from Murray and Pontotoc counties will attend a three county evangelistic and mission conference at the Ada Avenue Baptist Church on Monday January 1 with Rev. Sreswald Bushee presiding. John Hoy Wartin will direct music and W E F Winans will lead the men's banquet. About forty churches will send representatives as part of a 1930s Oklahoma program to organize a $409,000 fundraising drive for Oklahoma Baptist University, the student center at Norman, and another at Stillwater.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Oklahorne Baptist University
Shmenee
Norman
FB Lackey
Oklahoma City
Delahora
Six Months Income Of City Ahead of Same Time in '47
Ada city income report for 1943-49 cloaked year shows a rise from the prior year with total revenue for the six months ending December near 15000 and notable gains in water rent and other sources. Major increases come from rain and sewer services across departments while some items like margin carryover from 1942-45 affect totals.
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Ada
Dan
Paris
Muncipal Airpork
Librarjr Times
City Bus Lines Add Another Bus
City Bus Lines adds a new bus to its fleet, owned by Adz City. ieries owner Toh Chom, shown Tuesday afternoon, will enter service on city streets. The bus seats 7 passengers, has six brakes, air doors, chrome trim, and green accents to ease eye glare. The fleet now stands at four with two more due in operation and two to the Ginter Service market day. Previously buses were serviced only at night.
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Toh Chom
Ieries
Showiha
Willermuit
Operaton
Warren Turns To Task of Burying Dead
Warren Arkansas faces a grim day as relatives begin burying victims from Monday night storms. Red Cross reports 250 families affected and 120 homes damaged while 27S injured seek care. 54 dead identified locally with plans for church group funerals. Power outages hinder services but efforts restore water. Communication lines reconnect as aid pours in.
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Warren
Ark
Arkansas
Iorder Mill
Louisiana
Red Cross
Cekk
Arkansas Power and Light
Sotarary
Hermitage
Waa
Bradhey Barber Company
Rez
French Train With Million Gifts to U. S. Leaves Paris
A train of 42 boxcars carrying more than 100000 gifts from France to the United States departs Paris for Le Havre. Ambassador Jefferson Cattery attends. the car will go to the District of Columbia and then to all states to be turned over to government offices and veterans groups. A bronze plaque honors the wartime boxcar and a French child signals gratitude for American aid.
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Paris
France
America
le Havre
Magellan
Naw Zook Jam
S&s i Acbassador
Jefferson Cattery
Bailey
Ratcor
Bistrict of Columbia
Zach
Pia
Beth E
Snn
Michele Rennon
Aaron Sisway
Alfred Blan Tock
Baltimore
Amdre Marie
United States
Aomerica
Student plans return to university as he pays estate debts
The article notes how a son, after his father’s death, manages the estate and intends to return to college this fall. He mentions paying expenses, possible wagers, and the value of livestock while describing efforts to settle affairs before resuming studies.
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Fala
Roca
Hassem
University of Oblahoma
Hassen
Shanghae
Bale
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Pontutou
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Charlotte Osborn
Ay Eno
W. B Osborn
Guarihan
Fry Melans
Bate B
Wright
Fred Andrews
Fientsie
Harry A. Bullis
Barmen
General Mills, Inc
Hoeweil
Restack Guar
Tulsa
Fan
Dromam Oil Company
Kilroy
Blyth
Meget
Marines
Terminal Island
Calif
Coli Charles Hodges
Ane Klyti
Rewfle MacKenzie AP
Bork
Georgis
Atlanta
Diane Pennaingtom
Wonton
Baptists
Ardey Evangelistic
Dr, Robert Scales
Ola
Grady
Arkenses
U. S
Shanghai
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