Quiet Title Actions in Pontotoc County Oklahoma Land Cases
District Court notices announce King G Price suit to quiet title on extensive land tracts in Pontotoc County Oklahoma with heirs of Elias Roberts Jessie Fallin and Lee Woods named. The second case by L A Lee Nora Lee seeks to quiet title to The Southwest Quarter Section 21 and related parcels in Pontotoc County from Lina Fulsome Pharo Fulsome heirs claims. Both petitions set August 1944 deadlines for defendants to answer or risk default.
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Herbert Neer
Elias Roberts
Jessie Fallin
Lee Woods
State of
Oklahoma
King G. Price
District Court of
Pontotoc County
Okliahoma
Della Bedford
Thompson and
Braly
Attys
State of Oklahoma
L. A. Lee
Nora Lee
Lina Fulsome
Pharo Fulsome
Lina Wulsome
A See
Nora See
Heve
District Court
Ibreal
F. Robinson
C. J. Roberts
Fred Andrews
Notice to Creditors in Ida B Harrison Estate
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the Estate of Ida B Harrison Deceased No 4151 warns all creditors to present claims with vouchers to Thompson Braly at 214 First National Bank Building Ada Oklahoma within four months from June 26 1944 or be barred. Richard R Beryman Administrator and Thompson Braly Attorneys for Administrator 6 29 9tw
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ida B. Harrison
Thompson
Thompson & Braly
Alma C. Hamilton
First National Bank
Ada
Paul M. Hamilton
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Alma C Hamilton
In Pontotec County Oklahoma the estate of Alma C Hamilton deceased is administered by Paul M Hamilton as administrator with will annexed. Creditors must file within four months of the date hereof or be barred. Thompson and Braly serve as attorneys for the administrator with will annexed. June 29 1944.
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Ruth Hopper
Kenneth Hopper
State of
Oklahoma
Della Bedford
Thompson & Braly
Pontotec County
Alma C. Hamilton
Paul M. Hamilton
Stabilization Of Currency Upheld By Harry White
Harry D. White defends the proposed international currency stabilization fund at the United Nations monetary conference noting it will not work miracles. He explains the fund aims to provide currencies to pay foreign trade debts with the total value fixed at 8 000 000 900 and calls US trade balance arguments nonsensical at full employment. Somers notes a constructive attitude among 44 nations as sessions continue.
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Bretton Woods
N. H
Harry D. White
United Nations Monetary Conference
Rep
Somers
D-Ny
United States
White
Jones Objects To Texas Convention Elector Action
Secretary of Commerce Jesse Jones condemned Texas Democrats for binding electors and said the move may block qualified voters from backing their chosen candidate. He argued conventions cannot deny voters the right to vote and noted a split with a pro Roosevelt faction forming separate electors in May.
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Houston
Tex
Jay
Jesse Jones
Texas
Jones
Austin
Italian treasures stored in Vatican basement to save from war
Rome reports that priceless art including the headless Venus from Cicerne and numerous Raphael paintings have been moved to a Vatican museum basement to shield them from bombing and destruction amid the ongoing conflict.
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Rome
Cicerne
Raphael
Vatican
Political Announcements County Offices
County offices listed include County Attorney VOL Crawford County Treasurer Sam Dew Sheriff Chas Shockley Walker Hisle Lefnabors Clyde Kaiser Commissioner Pee 2 District Earl V Parker Elmer Chandler I Cozad Commissioner District 2 John Sparks Bob Austell Congress Lyle Boren Corporation Commissioner Ray Weems.
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Chas. Shockley Walker
Hislelefnabors
Clyde Kaiser
District & Earl
V. Parker
Elmer Chandler I
Cozad
John Sparks
Bob Austell
Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Highlight Wilson
Sunday school saw good turnout in Wilson. Community members including Luther Arter, Austell Beller, and multiple families visited relatives such as the Gurleys, the Stone and Robertson households. Additional visits included Mrs. Warren Dillebeck and the Smiths with Loretta Gurley and Loretta Roundtree visiting Elizabeth and Nancy Smith.
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Wilson News
Luther Arter
Mamie Stympton
B. F. Gurley
Austell Beller
Warren Dillebeck
Stone
Stevens
Mose Lee
Alma Drake
Vera
Elizabeth
Nancy Smith
Gurley
Sliger
Ollie Lee Arter
T. A. Robertson
Loretta Gurley
Loretta Roundtree
Local Residents Welcome Service Members and Visitors
Pfc Crable Nickell stationed in the Aleutians visited relatives and friends here Monday. Miss Inez Davis of Ada visited her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Davis July 4. Mrs Alice Lillard is visiting with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Idus Taylor of Lovelady. Delbert Choate and Ada visited the 4th with Mr Choate's ae Mr and Mrs H P Tob. Nickell family members and friends also visited Ada relatives July 4. Jack Stokes of Citra visited his brother Leon Nickell this week.
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Pfc
Crable Nickell
Aleutians
Inez Davis
Ada
Chas. Davis
Alice Lillard
Idus Taylor
Lovelady
Delbert Choate
Choate
H. P. Tob
Ee Nickell
Harley Nickell
Jack Stokes
Citra
Leon Nickell
Singing and officer elections fill Sunday events
A well attended singing Sunday elected officers for the quarter: President Jess Berry man, assistant president J M Nance, secretary Mrs Evelyn Scroggins, chorists Juanita Kaiser Bobby Nance Lela Lee, pianist Jamnita Kaiser and Mrs J M Nance. Junior league chose President William Carter secretary Wondel Cecil group captain Bobby Leeds Patsy Bryan. Several local residents attended visits and family gatherings through the day.
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Jess Berryman
J. M. Nance
Evelyn Scroggins
Juanita Kaiser
Bobby Nance
Lela Lee
Jamnita Kaiser
William Carter
Wondel Cecil
Bobby Leeds
Patsy Bryan
Richard Berryman
Byng
Inez Brown
Jimmie Cat
Helen Bushers
Burris City
Billie
Bobby
W. H. Nance
Holdenville
Buster Hobbs
C. T. Clark
A. M. Cecil
Bobby Gene Fulton
Kansas
Herbert Winters
Eugene
Bobby Seeds
Peruvian Officers Visit Fort Sill a Training Tour
Four Peruvian army officers arrive to inspect the field artillery school at Fort Sill and study training methods. They travel from Camp Hood Texas and will proceed to Fort Leavenworth Kansas to assess the command and general staff school. They include Col Enrique Vasquez Benavides Col Manuel Odria Col Leopoldo Jarrin and Col Antonio Luna.
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Fort Sill
War Department
Camp Hood
Tex
Tank Destroyer Center
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Command and General Staff School
Enrique Vasquez Benavides
Peru
Army Ordinance Service
Manuel Odria
Leopoldo Jarrin
General Staff
Antonio Luna
Sister May Antonio dies after short illness in Oklahoma City
Sister May Antonio of the Sacred Heart died at St Anthony's hospital in Oklahoma City after a brief illness. She had been a member of the order since its founding in 1898 and served at St Anthony's hospital since its establishment.
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Oklahoma City
May Antonio
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Union Valley School Opens and July Holiday Socials Noted
The Union Valley school began Monday July 3. The July 4 picnic and swim hosts included Edd Stephens of Pleasant Hill Anna Brandon of Conway and others from nearby towns. Family visits surfaced across multiple households with extended kin from Grand Prairie Tupelo Oklahoma and Tecumseh.
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Union Valley School
Edd Stephens
Pleasant Hill
Anna
Bee Brandon
Conway
Melt Stephens
Roy Loman
Jerry Kathryn
Arvel Davis
Wayne
Darwin
Arlie Ross
R. H. Hagar
Hagar
B. A. Peters
Grand Prairie
Texas
M. M. Hagar
Tupelo
Oklahoma
Kathryn
Dean Stephens
Vella Key Mathers
Gladys Marie Faber
Sanders
Beulah Ann
Charles
Emil Sanders
Colbert
Patricia Ann Price
Ellea Gwin Hoggatt
Jerry Kathryn Loman
Oklahoma City
James Mathers
Coal County
Fred Falter
Mrs. Falter
Porter
Peters
Madill
Berry
Three Main Causes Of Tomato Trouble
Horticul turists at Oklahoma A and M college cite weather as the main driver of tomato problems. Blossom end rot results from good growth followed by hot dry periods, soil spots due to excessive soil moisture, and blossoms dropping from hot dry air. Mulching, selective watering, and early planting of small fruited varieties are recommended to reduce losses and encourage fruit set.
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Oklahoma A
M. College
Berry Makes Campaign Stop In Ada For Senate Bid
Lieutenant Governor James E. Berry campaigned in Ada on Wednesday seeking the Democratic nomination for United States senator. He trumpets his record and pledges support for right legislation while aiming to win votes statewide and attract a large plurality next Tuesday. Local stockmen and farmers know him from prior statewide races. In Pittsburgh on July 5 the National Education Association chose a Tulsa secretary for its Department of Classroom Teachers.
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James E. Berry
United States
Ada
Berry
Pittsburgh
One Raines
Tulsa
Okla
Department of
National Education Association
Tishomingo Soldier Earns Visit Home
S/Sgt. Earvin J. Craddock of Tishomingo, with the 45th Division, earned a furlough home after heroic actions in Italy. He and two comrades used creeping and peeping tactics to take a German observation post near Venafro, mowing down nine riflemen and two mortar crews, then helped neutralize another German force at Salerno. Craddock has been awarded the Silver Star for the actions and his unit was cited for bravery under mortar and artillery fire.
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Earvin J. Craddock
Tishomingo
Venafro
Italy
Craddock
Corp
Buster Hunter
Ardmore
Isl
Salerno
Set. Craddock
New Interpretation On Baseball Rules
In Indianapolis on July 5 managers from the Indianapolis and Louisville teams sought a curfew interpretation. Central standard time 11:50 p m allowed a second game after a 13 inning first game and a fireworks break. The game extended about 12:30 a m with Louisville winning both games.
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Indianapolis
American Association
Louisville
Major George L. Thompson Promoted at Rosecrans Field
George L. Thompson, a state oil man last based near Shawnee, promoted to major at Rosecrans Field near St. Joseph Missouri. He serves as provost marshal and commanding officer of the 993rd Guard Squadron. Born in Stonewall he worked in geology and production engineering and once ran a drug store in Ada. He enlisted in World War I and was commissioned in 1924. He previously served at Lowry Field Denver before arriving at Rosecrans in August 1942. Mrs Thompson resides in St. Joseph. Mas Thompson is brother of Claude Thompson of Ada.
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George L. Thompson
Shawnee
Rosecrans Field
St. Joseph
Thompson
993Rd Guard
Rosecrans
Stonewall
Ada
Lowry Field
Denver
Mas
Claude Thompson
Lava from Mexican volcano nears parish church
Lava from the Paricutin volcano is within 75 feet of the parish church of San Juan Paran Garicutiro. Soldiers and army trucks are moved to guard relics as the defense ministry reports the town of about 3 000 residents has been in place for over a week ready to aid.
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Mexico City
Paricutin
San Juan Paran
Garicutiro
Defense Ministry
Last Of Jap Civilians Emerge From Cave In Saipan Hills
On Saipan Nafutan peninsula two weeks of cave dwelling ended as 122 Japanese civilians emerged from under lava rock. Soldiers used explosives and smoke to compel surrender. many showed no emotion. Over 1000 civilians have been taken from Nafutan sites to camps or hospitals. Some refused water while others carried infants and rations.
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Saipan Hills
Morris Landsberg
Saipan Island
Nafutan
Saipan
U. S
American Bombers Maintain Devastating Raids Across Europe
American Fortresses and Liberators bombed airfields in Holland and Belgium and rocket nests in Pas de Calais France, supported by RAF and British bombers against rail yards and oil plants. Marauder formations hit bridges near Caen, fuel dumps near Dreux, and other targets as German flak downed two bombers. Overnight strikes hit Paris suburbs and Orleans while flying bombs ramps faced heavy RAF action.
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Austin Bealmear
London
Holland
Belgium
Pas-De-Calais
France
RAF
Channel
Ruhr
U. S
Europe
Orne River
Caen
Senconches Forest
Druex
Laigle
Dreux
Paris
Battlefront
Northernrace
Second Tactical Air Force
Allied Air Headquarters
Russians claim capture of German General Von Luetzow in Russia
London dispatch reports at midnight the capture of Lt Gen Von Luetzow commander of the 35th German army corps. Moscow says he was seized with about 60 officers in a wood behind Russian lines northwest of Bobruisk during mopping up operations in Russia and France amid ongoing reports of German losses in three weeks.
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London
von Luetzow
Ger Man
Russia
France
Moscow
Bobruisk
Not Dead, Says Gigli Denies Death Rumors
Benjamin Gigli, the former Metropolitan Opera singer, told reporters that death rumors are malicious slander by his enemies. He claimed jealousy drives the gossip and weathered a barrage of accusations including fascist allegations.
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Gigli
Rome
Benjamin Gigli
Metropolitan Opera
Churchill to speak on German flying bomb raids
Prime Minister Churchill will address Parliament Thursday regarding the German flying bomb attacks on southern England, as confirmed by Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden in the House of Commons.
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London
Churchill
England
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
De Gaulle Set for U S Visit With Roosevelt Talks
General Charles De Gaulle arrives in Washington for his first U S visit for talks with President Roosevelt. He will stay at Blair House and be hosted at the White House with a lengthy schedule of diplomacy and social functions.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
National Committee
Roosevelt
Algiers
de Gaulle
Americas
DeGaulle
Gaston Palewsky
Emil Bethouart
Hull
White House
Blair House
Flying Bombs Did Hitler One Favor
Madrid reports that Das Schwarze Korps asserts the German flying bomb program has temporarily steadied the Nazi regime by delaying internal crisis. The article says retaliation pledges are a prestige test and that delaying success could erode popular support, with mixed German public reactions and warnings against premature optimism.
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Madrid
Germany
Elitecorps
Adolf Hitler
Das Schwarze Korps
Lend Lease Food Flows Steadily to Allies
Washington reports lend lease food moved steadily to allies in the first five months of 1944 despite competition for shipping space. Leo T. Crowley, foreign economic administrator, said some food totals abroad were higher others lower than a year earlier but the net effect on domestic supplies was only slight. Most food went to the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union.
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U. SS
Washington
Leo T. Crowley
United Kingdom
Soviet Union
Willkie Denies Reports on Dewey Campaign Ties
White Plains reports Willkie and Rep. Clare Boothe Luce discussed his possible active role in Gov. Thomas E. Dewey’s presidential campaign. Willkie denied the meeting and any plans to join the Dewey effort.
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Willkie
White Plains
N. Y
Wendell L. Willkie
Rep
Clare Boothe Luce
R-Conn
Thomas E. Dewey
Breech on Futuristic Flight Dreams from Bendix Leader
Ernest R. Breech, president of Bendix Aviation Corp, quips that a foolproof airplane resembles perpetual motion and that such a device may never be seen, reflecting skepticism about flawless aviation technology.
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Ernest R. Breech
Bendix Aviation Corp
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Workman
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John Kaiser
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Oakman News
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Orleans
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Fraises
America
Canada
French National Committee of Liberation
Hitler
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