Oklahoma quiet title suit and probate notices compiled
The district court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma hears Earl Choate vs A L Brown Emma Wilmar T W Chadwick and Jennie Watson and others in a case to quiet title to Lots 3 7 8 9 10 11 and 12 in Block 137 Original Town site C Ada Oklahoma and determine heirs of Mrs B F Keirsey. A public notice warns defendants to answer by February 1945. clerk Della Bedford announces. In a separate Pontotoc County matter Lizzie Mitchell estate pending probate of a foreign will with Frank Norris filing January 3 1945.
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State OF
Oklahoma
A. L. Brown
Emma Wilmar
T. W. Chadwick
Jennie Watson
B. F. Keirsey
Earl Choate
Ada
District Court
Pontotoc County
Emma Keirsey
State OF Oklahoma
Lizzie Mitchell
Frank Norris
Pontotoc
In Withholding Taxes First Pay Indication in Probate
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma a 1945 proceedings order for Ina Odell as administratrix to sell all real estate of John W. Davis deceased. Hearing set February 8 1945 at 10 AM to show cause why order to sell should not be granted. Notices to interested parties posted mailed published. County Judge Moss Wimbish. Kerr Lambert & Co. attorneys. 1-11-21w.
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Pontotoc County
State OF
Oklahoma
John W. Davis
Ina Odell
Pontotoc
January Pay Differs Under New Withholding Rates
New withholding rates approved May 29 reduce or increase weekly deductions based on family status. A single man earning 35 weekly will owe 260 yearly but have 239.20 withheld, paying 20.80 in March. Married workers with dependents see varied refunds or shortfalls.
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New York
Home Folks Help To Win This War
In Sicily the 45th Division battles San Stefano while Palermo is behind the lines. Quentin Reynolds notes bustling Seventh Army HQ and urges readers at home to understand the war effort and support their troops, stressing that 90 percent wish they could be there with soldiers.
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Quentin Reynolds
NEA
Sicily
San Stefano
Palermo
Seventh Army
Whoppin New Army Transport Plane Self Sneed Record
A transcontinental flying record was claimed today by the War Department announcing that one of its new large transport planes set a record for the crossing. The claim centers on the plane named in the official report with the route and timing details to be released by the military.
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Whoppin
Washington
War Department
Indian Schools In Oklahoma Likely To Get Lower Funds
President Roosevelt proposed a smaller budget for Oklahoma Indian schools for 1946 and reduced health conservation funds. Readouts show lower allocations for Chilocco Sequoyah Carter Euchee Eufala Jones Wheelock and the five civilized tribes schools in the coming year.
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Oklahoma
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Chilocco
Sequoyah Orphan Training School
Carter Seminary
Euchee
Eufala
Jones Academy
Wheelock Academy
Indian Schools
Bill Would Furnish Huge Federal Aid for Schools
A federal aid program to state school systems was advanced in Congress. The plan would provide $300,000,000 yearly in outright grants to states until one year after the war, then $100,000,000 annually. Allocations would reflect attendance and financial need with no state matching required. Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma listed among the early allotments.
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Washington
Congress
Barden
D.-N.c
House Education Committee
National Education Association
House
Ramspeck
D.-Ga
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Byng Tops In Scoring With Seymour Led Seven Points
Bob Seymour, Byng center, led the scoring with seven points while other players added to the total. The text notes this performance as a highlight in a basketball conntest.
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Bob Seymour
Byng
Jeep Television Advertising Future
New York January 9 retailers at the National Retail Drygoods Association convention heard that postwar retail television will feature living models in show windows and homes with in-store telecasts. Irwin Shane of the Television Workshop of New York said jeep television will be common in department stores, like escalators and air conditioning, and may extend to in-store events and fashion showcases.
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New York
Jeep
Irwin Shane
Television Workship
National
Retail Drygoods Association
Army surplus first aid dressings not Red Cross bandages
War department says surplus first aid dressings offered for sale are not the Red Cross bandages. Treasury lists 28.4 million small cotton filled pads at Louisville medical depot for disposal. Pads are machine made and unused by army physicians and could serve as window or machine wiping cloths.
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Washington
Army
Red Cross
War Department
The
Treasury
Army Medical Depot
Louisville
Department
Schwabe Escapes House-Hunt Horror
In Tulsa on January 9 a new member of Congress elect George B. Schwabe avoids the stress of finding a Washington residence. The report notes his relief from the typical house-hunting woes as he prepares to take his oath and assume duties in the new term.
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Tulsa
Okla
Congress
Wackiteton
Burt
George B. Schwabe
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A. L Brown
A.L. Brown
Della Bedford
Jewell Ford
Thomas P. Holt
Moss Wimbish
Kerr, Lambert & Connatty’s
Fred E. Maybay
Gengegls Center
Belgium
General Montgomery
Sir Miles Dempsey
2Nd Army
Courtney Hodges
U. S. 1St Army
Bernard Montgomery
Wm. Simpson
U. S. 9Th Army
H. D. B. Crerar
1St Army
Signal Corps
By Clair Johnson
R. C
Schwabe
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