Probate hearing and final accounts in Butler estate
Notice to all interested in the estate of William J. Butler that administrator William J. Butler has filed a final accounting in ancillary proceedings from Cook County Illinois. A hearing is set for Thursday January 3, 1939, 10 AM in the Pontotoc County Court in Ada Oklahoma to determine heirs, distribute estate, and discharge the administrator.
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Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Ola Pattee
Elia Bartmess
Hila Bartmess
Eton Mitchell
Stid~ham
Oklahorma
Watcher & Hatcher
First National Bank Guildin
Ada
Oklaoma
Sara
Hitie
Mitehen
Uxecutrix
Ella Barimess
Oklahome
Pontotoc
C. W. Dengex
Okinaina
C. W. Did ‘Bey
Cours
Offada
Anid County
Hoyt Driskill
Okta
F. Greens
Saxe Aklahsma
Aurolatea
Sun County Court Iy
Poutatec County
Oklahoma
Tarace
J. Butler
Williaw J. Butler
William J. Butter
Cook
Ilingis
Pontotpe County
Pantetoc County
Kate S. Mobley
Kate
Mooley
Mootey
Frisco
Olelahoma
Windsors Plan To Visit Hollywood
Elsa Maxwell reports a French nobleman in Hollywood in incognito to arrange a Windsor visit in March. The Duke and Duchess of Windsor will sail to the United States, stop at Maryland, Los Angeles, Hollywood, San Francisco for the world’s fair, then return to New York for the fair. Comte Du Bek was sent to prepare the visit. Film and society figures reportedly offered estates for their stay.
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Hollywood
Elsa Maxwell
Windsor
Comte Ambrose
Mr. Luck
Miss Maxwell
New York
United States
Maryland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Toe Comte du Bek
America
California Leads in Car Ownership Density
The United States shows its highest automobile ownership in California with about one car for every 2.62 persons, indicating a strong vehicle reliance in the state. The statistic highlights the state’s large urban and suburban spread and may reflect economic and lifestyle factors shaping transport demand.
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United States
California
Want ads for sale and trade hogs and stock
Trade offer for a fine registered Duroe Jersey boar about two to three years old. About 50 feeder hogs and ten gifts. Excellent stock also horse stock. Will trade for cattle or corn. W. C. Story telephone 1605 F4. Lake side Allen. 1-18-3tw.
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W. C
Story
Lake J Side
Allen
New Texas Chief Faces Pension Money Question
In Austin on January 18 CRW Lee O Daniel was sworn in as governor amid a grand ceremony at the University of Texas stadium. He faced lawmakers with a plan to pay $20 monthly pensions to every citizen over 65 and had to address from obscurity to power. The crowd of fifty thousand witnessed the inaugural, while outgoing Gov Allred prepared to begin a federal judgeship in Houston.
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Tex
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Lee O'Daniel
Texas
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House
O'Daniel
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Pat
Mike
Hareberger Joint
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Houston
Colbert Club Talks Yearlong Projects at Meeting
Women's club met at Colbert school house with President Mrs A R Selph presiding. Vice president position changed as Mrs S A Jones resigned and Mrs J L Adcock elected. Discussion covered project divisions in dining room kitchen wardrobe insect control and gardening plus Farm Family outlook and food supply for 1939. Next meeting set for January 25 with Miss Floretta McCurry to quilt for Mrs Smith.
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Colbert Farm
Colbert School House
A. R. Selph
S. A Jones
J. L. Adcock
Morgan
Ploretta McCurry
Smith
Ore Jones
D. T. Jones
Harvey Luther
N. Hammonds
5. A. Jones
A. R. Selah
S. J. Richmond
L. D. Balthrop
Floretta’ McCurry
Clyde Bronson
J. R. Balthorp
Mea C. Burris
Jesse All
Oklahoma Opposes Dam Plan At Council Sessions
State officials and opponents led by former Governor Holloway meet at the Council of State Governments as they weigh the project. Opponents warn the dam would flood thousands of acres of valuable Oklahoma land and may press Governor Phillips' administration during discussions.
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Tment
Gov. Phillips
State Houses of Representatives
Oklahoma
W. J. Holloway
Council of State Governments
Holloway
Philips
Murphys in Enid hunger strike after double murder claim
Roy Murphy remains on a hunger strike in Garfield county jail while his brother Bill faces murder charges for the killings at Harry Murphy and Sarah Mae’s chicken-farm home near Enid. County Attorney Hugh Conway says charges will be filed. Roy, nicknamed Coyote, has refused food and water since surrendering last Saturday.
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Enid
Roy Murphy
Garfield County
Bill Murphy
Harry Murphy
Sarah Mae
Hugh Conway
Rey
Bill
Harry
Conway
Roy
Oklahoma Delegation Plans to Halt Red River Dam Funds
State Rep Harold Freeman said a two delegation from Oklahoma would press Congress and Governor Phillips to stop federal appropriations for the Denison Texas dam on the Red River. The group would express opposition to lawmakers and officials in Washington.
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Washington
Harold Freeman
Oklahoma
Leon C. Phillips
Denison
Tex
Red River
W. C. Coe
Oklahoma City
Freeman
AL EY Montgomery
Pat
Gerald
Ington
West 16Th
Congress
Ada news notes long list of visits births and travel
Mrs Mildred Lowe returns home after major operation at Valley View hospital. Denison visitors Miss Johnnie Miller and Mrs Glen Hannon stay with Mrs Ray Fields. Monte Thompson Jr called home after father’s death. Horace Hamilton visits Durant and Idabel. Mrs Dwight Davis travels to Shawnee. Fred Johnson and Al Fentem visit Ada. Mrs Hil Hadock advances in health. Jimmy Braly returns from Oklahoma City on business. Alvin and Mrs Murdock announce birth of a son at Breeo hospital. R G Wilson travels to McAlester. C M Griffith returns to Oklahoma City after Ada visit. Pete Grady and daughter visiting Ada. Grady formerly ran local Ford agency. Griffith returns from St. Louis. Virgil Howard’s family welcomes son Jerry Brannon in Fittstown. Vance Tomlin visits Ada relatives. Cora Faye Brooks returns from Corpus Christi with Mrs Harris. Fred Schrieber back from Dallas convention on cleaners and dyers. talks synthetic wool from wood pulp and skimmed milk.
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Fred Schrieber
Dallas
National Association of Cleaners and Dyers
Fred
Blood On Broken Lens Aids Police
Oklahoma City police arrest a 36 year old negro man two hours after Jenny Ferry, an 18 year old negro woman, was struck and killed by a hit run driver on the city outskirts. Highway Patrolman Pendleton finds a bloodstained headlight fragment from a 1929 Auburn model car, leading to the suspect after a car-by-car check timed with the victim’s routes. Police catalog their suspects and begin a systematic search, eventually stopping and detaining the driver.
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Oklahoma City
Jenny Ferry
F. W. Pendleton
J. M. Gentry
Auburn
Pendleton
Iman
Latin America Evolves As New Races Surface And Roads Grow
A NEA Service analysis notes the Lima Pan American conference reshapes Latin America. It highlights rising independence, interposed conflicts, and a widening transport network from the Andes to the Amazon. The piece observes demographics, cultural fusion in Brazil, and the shift toward self sufficiency in Argentina, Brazil, and Colombia, urging coordinated US–Latin America trade.
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Willis Thornton
NEA
Latin-America
Western Hemisphere
Lima
Peru
Balkans
Chile
Paraguay
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Bolivia
Venezuela
Colombia
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Guatemala
British Honduras
Spain
Bolivar
Americas
Europe
Theodore Roosevelt
South America
South American
United States
Latin America
Andes
Amazon
North America
Petroleum Industry Holds Conservative Tone In Tulsa
Tulsa observers report the oil industry shows a rare conservative stance amid a long cycle. Executives note steady operations and prices, with refined product demand holding firm during the slower year. Marcos of optimism emerge as leaders foresee better conditions by year end.
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Tulsa
Walker
Art L. Waller
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Matthew Sloan
Bard of
M-K-T
Van T. Moon To Continue On Job
Oklahoma City January 18 The new state highway commission reappointed Van T. Moon as chief engineer and named Irvin Hurst as chief information clerk. Mrs Alma Pace was appointed acting secretary and two other clerks were dismissed as the commission withholds policy announcements.
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van T. Moon
New Highway Commission
Hurst
Oklahoma City
State Highway Commission
Irvin
Divorces Filed in District Court This Week
Two petitions for divorce were filed in district court on Monday afternoon. M C Mitchell seeks a divorce from Duel Jeter Mitchell and Cora Elam seeks a divorce from Everett C Elam in Memphis Tennessee. The weather bureau plans to install a telephone device to register Mississippi River stages, producing a series of noises.
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Duel Jeter Mitchell
Cora Elam
Everett C, VC
Elam
Memphis
Tenn
Weather Bureau
Nazi Leaders Aim for Higher Roles in Berlin
Berlin rumors say Hermann Goering may become vice chancellor and minister of war, with Paul Goebbels returning to lead propaganda. Goering already heads the four year self sufficiency plan and the air ministry, making him Germanys top non chancellor official. Official sources decline to confirm or deny the reports.
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Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Goebbels
Goering
Franz von Papen
Austria
Engelbert Dollfuss
War Ministry
Fred Marshal van Blomberg
Gersmany
H Searcy Dies at 52 in Tulsa Cerebral Hemorrhage
Tulsa obituaries report H Searcy a 52 year old attorney and former Muskogee district judge died at his home after a cerebral hemorrhage at 3 30 a m He had moved to Tulsa in 1937 from Muskogee and earlier practiced in Frederick Tillman county He served as parson and parole attorney under Gov Williams and had run for Oklahoma attorney general in 1919 and 1934 without success.
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Tulsa
O. H. Searey
Muskogee
Searcy
A. Flint Moss
Sumner County
Tenn
Cumberland University
Springfield
Oklahoma
Frederick
Tillman County
K. L. Williams
Stabbed Wife To Death Is Dying Man In Transit
Paul H Mardorff admitted fatally stabbing his wife with a dagger in their Florida home then lay near death after an automobile strike as he fled. Officers found the wife dead in the bedroom with the dagger embedded in her back and chest. Investigators cited evidence of a violent act. a state investigator mentioned an old triangle pattern in the case.
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Miami
Fla
Paul H Mardorff
Joel MicNeil
G. L. Davis
Mordorff
Stuart K. Smith
Pennsylv
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