Notice of final accounting and estate discharge hearing
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the Suddath estate final account and motion for distribution and final discharge of administrator were set for July 20 1990 at 10 o clock in the court room of the county courthouse Ada. All interested persons must appear and show cause why the account should not be settled and the estate distributed and administrator discharged. Dated June 28 1933. Judge.
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Tue
Oklahoma
Pontotec
TU. M. Naddath
Suddath
T. M. Sudath
Colne Brace
Partorc
Dangey
Danka
Real BS
Erlay
County of Pontotoc
W. Dunney
Auid Dey
Corl Howse
Ada
Fontaine Corts
Oklabowia
G. W. Tungex
Pontotoc
Amd
Iowa
Sheurighind
Ade
Pontotoc County
OkelMhnaatse
Shroot
Pantotuc County
Aregidance
Tung
Oklahoma court suit seeks heirship ruling in Chickasaw estate
The district court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma faces a complicated publication notice. Plaintiff Riddle files to quiet title and establish heirs for Theby Brown, a full-blood Chickasaw Indian deceased, naming unknown heirs and executors and detailing the property southeast quarter of the northwest quarter in section township 2 north range 6 east totaling about 40 acres in Pontotoc County. Defendants are summoned by publication to answer by August 1 1934 or have judgment declared in favor of the plaintiff.
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Bas
Indien
Chao
Aetna Ilto Insurance Company
We Corporation
Barrett
Yale
HR State OF Oklatoma
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Riddle
Towit
Section Township
Ranpo
Comleining
Pontatay County
Pheby Brown
Junn
Della Bryforn
Vebinnen
Soepury
Republicans Open Up On Money Bill
Senate Republicans attacked the administrations monetary bill arguing it cannot legally restore devaluation powers or operate the 2 billion stabilization fund. Sen Austen of Vermont called the powers dead and said approving such legislation would defy the law. The administration claimed later enactment could restore powers despite the lapse. Senator Townsend noted there remains a chance to defeat the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Sen
Austen
Vermont
Townsend
Fire injures state high school in Oklahoma
Fire swept through a Lriek night high school building, with damage estimated at 55000. The blaze started in a second floor chemistry room as over 10000 spectators watched lake events in nearby Oklahoma.
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YALE2
Lriek Nigh School
Delay In Senate Action On Administration Neutrality Bill
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee delayed until Saturday consideration of the Bloom neutrality bill. Senator Harrison led the meeting citing overlapping committee duties with the finance panel as the reason for the postponement. President Roosevelt backs neutrality revision and Secretary Hull opposes the embargo, while isolationist senators push to retain it to keep the U.S. out of war.
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Washington
CPL
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Harrison
D-Miss
Whch
Pittman
D-Ney
Senate
Piltean
Roosevelt
House
Europe
State Department
FDR
Hull
Nye
Claux
Borah
R-Idaho
Britain and Japan face talks limit at Tientsin dispute
Tokyo dispatch notes British ambassador Sir Robert Craigie said talks would focus on Tientsin issues despite Japanese demands for wider discussions. London warned Chiang Kai-shek policy must change for any settlement. Craigie urged goodwill and warned against forceful tactics. delay in talks due to slow military reps delays start. Trenton and destroyers arrive Le Havre. Griswold dies in auto accident in Wisconsin.
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Tokyo
Robert Leslie Craigie
Tientsin
North China
China
London
John Simon
Excheq—Ver
Federal Reserve Bank
Domei
Mukden
Ehaykua
Britain
Sir Robert
LA Havre
France
United States
Trenton
Badger
Jacob Jones
Washington
Harry W. Griswold
R-Wis
Congress
Ada area briefs list local visits and travels
Local residents report visits and returns from Ada to nearby towns such as Poteau and Oklahoma City. Individuals, including Gladys Carnell and Misses Morgan, Gannon, Helcombe, and Gwin, travel for holidays, college sessions, sorority conventions, or family visits, with several staying in Texas and Colorado locations. Debts and assets of Woodruff are detailed in a federal petition.
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Woodruff
Wilie May Woodruff
Ide Belle Woodruff Woodruff
Oklahorna
Texas
California
Oregon
Stephens
Grady
Bryan
Johnston
LePlorc
Jefferson, Murray, Love
Carter Counties
Oklahoma
Marion County
Towa
Klamath County
Grey Valley
Mont, Merced
Los Angeles
Cali
Oklahoma News Briefs Highlights and Local Wonders
Short statewide items report a missing 75 year old man in Chattanooga with a $50 reward offered by his son. Guthrie notes a superintendent’s guests. a budget cut for 1929-40. Norman and Durant residents visit. Alva school bond plan for boilers. Chickasha postal receipts dip slightly. Muskogee funeral for a veteran. NASH hay barn fire destroys 70 to 80 tons. Shawnee building permits rise to 33,200.
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Associated Press
LAWTO
B. Crum
H. B. Crum
Chattanooga
Crum
Roar
Washington gridlock in Congress blocks key bills
Bruce Catton reports on July 5 that the Democratic administration faces a painful clash with Republicans over a failed monetary bill extending devaluation powers. House tactics, quorum plays, and delays by Rep Joe Martin's bloc thwart passage as WPA funding and the devaluation measure miss deadlines, exposing leadership shortcomings and strategic missteps on both sides.
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Washington
Congress
Joe Martin
House
Senate
Mr. Marlin
Interior Department
Raybun
Woodrum
Mr. Martin
Leonard Woodruff Declares Bankruptcy Amid Flight From Petition
Ardmore oil producer and rancher Leonard J. Woodruff fled a bankruptcy petition in Muskogee on July. The case involves a local oil industry figure facing financial action as creditors pursue claims.
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Leonard Woodruff
Muskogee
Leonard J. Woodruff
Ardmore
Limit On Political Work Proposed In House
Rep. Michener seeks to bar federal office holders from active involvement in political management or campaigns as an amendment to the Hatch bill. Senator Hatch endorses removing politics from relief and guaranteed employment. The measure aims to curb coercion and political influence on relief workers.
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Washington
Michener
R-Mich
House
House Judiciary Committee
Mizhener
Hateh
D-N. M
Hatch
Rural Communities News From Old Midland and Vanoss
Local notes list visitors and calls to Turner and Turner households including Ellen Cape Helen Walker and Norene Mercer. Strawn and Hammond families from Stratford Maxwell and Gaard Corner residents are mentioned with several church events and a revival noting conversions and baptisms. Community gatherings at Adeanya Standridge and visits to Ada and Sulphur areas are recorded along with upcoming Sunday school appeals and local social visits.
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Old Midland
Turner
Ellen’ Cape
Helen Walker
Earl Hodges
Bernice Ragland
Norene Mercer
Melton Burns
Stratford
Robert Phillips
Marvin Hammond
Charles Riley
Lulu
Lee Ponder
Ethyl' Cook
Marie Spraggins
Ellen Cape
Leon
Hobby Hammond
Kathrine
Karine
Wwayne Lisemore
Mation Chambers
Jewell Hodges
Galey
Brother King
Brother Hayes
Mayesville
Ola Blevins
Frank Curtis
Norman
Minnie Wotten
J. B. Newby
Maxine Gregory
Dorothy Deatherage
Daisy
Ellen Wood
Edna Jamar
Ruth Hughs
Everning
Norene Deatherage
Lorene
Henry Jamar
Joan
Birdie Marie Wortman
Summers Chapel Community News Highlights
Denny and families visit relatives in Stratford and Ada while church events shape week. Residents list kin with the Mullinax, Yates, Evans, Hughey, Brendle, and Sellers households. School opens at Steedman with J C Treas as principal and Ruth West assisting. funeral for Reese Stages noted.
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W. H. Bandy
Ruby Lilly
D. C
Summers Chapel
Avery Pennington
George Evans
Lone Bell Henry
Betty Joyce Sellers
Myrtle Mac Jeter
Willie Maud Mulliniks
Jorthy
Ruth Magar
Eleanor Haskins
Ada
Lena Hug
Ruby Archer
Myrtle Mae Jeter
Hazel Keane
Jessie Ruth
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Mae Pee
Rose
Alene Anderson
Betty Lou
Alvy Evans Anden
Arkansas
Marcella Grass
Tabbork
Texas
Beanlah Sellers
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Houston
N. N. Hughey
Nora Brendle
Charley Brendle
Steedman School
J.C. Treas
Ruth West
W. J. Beach
Bill Weldont
Darel Cobb
Mary Nunley
Reese Stages
Abert
Clyde
Mac Sales
Land Office Map Creeps Toward Completion After 1882 Start
A U S survey notes the slow pace of finalizing the U S map begun in 1882. It highlights meticulous checks and rechecks at the Federal land office, with yearly corrections and tiny color touches guiding a nearly perfect government mapping effort. The article cites a blank eastern Arkansas area once left blank due to surveyors’ summer work.
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Washington
UPA
Federal Land Office
United States
Land Office
Arkansas
Aiosy Titoes
Prepare Now For Winter Urge From Oil Official
Ernest Thompson, chairman of the interstate oil compact commission, urged operators to continue a weekly withdrawal of 2,500,000 barrels. He warned crude stocks should not exceed 250,000,000 barrels by September 30, and gasoline stocks should fall to about 60,000,000 by then to sustain oil-state prosperity through the winter.
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Austin
Tex
Ernest
Thompson
Inter-State Oil Compact Commission
Harrington Orders WPA Payroll Cut in July
Lt Colonel F C Herrington work projects commissioner cut the July WPA payroll from 2 6 million to 2 4 million per son to meet congressional relief limits. He aims to trim to a monthly average of 2 047 000 by June 30 next year. The fiscal year average was 2 400 090 workers. Nowata Oklahoma Governor Phillips celebrated the Fourth of July ride in Nowata's rodeo with patriotic remarks and no politics.
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F.C. Herrington
Harrington
Nowata — WI
Phillips
Nowate
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