Public Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma Lawsuit
District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma Chas T Bates sues Ruth Ellen Wardlow and heirs to quiet title to several described parcels in sections 26 township 3 north range 6 east including all quarters and parts with railroad right of way. Defendants must answer by July 30 1943 or judgment by default. Diea Bedford Court Clerk F Andrews attorney. 6 17 41w
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Hay Pontotoc County
State of Okla
T. Bates
A. T. Wardlow
OTICE
State OF Oklahoma
Ruth Ellen Wardlow
Opal Wardnee Truax
Nell Marie Wardlow
Opal Wardlow
Truax
Chas. T. Bates
Pontotoc County
Pontotoc
Towit
Della Bedford
F. Robinson
Fred Andrews
Motion to revive action in Starritt heirs estate case
County Oklahoma. Cities Service Oil Company plaintiff vs Zoe Arrington et al defendants. Frances Dolmage notified motion for revival of action in name of Martha Starritt heirs and devisees and executor. Hearing set July 21 1943 at 10 a.m. appearance required to show cause. Dated June 21 1943 Pella Bedford Pontotoc County OK. SEAL
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Cities’ Service Oil Company
Zoe Arrington
Frances Delmage
T. A. Starritt
Clemmie Starritt
Frances Dolmage
T. A. Starritt, Jr
Martha Starritt
T. A Starritt
Pella Bedford
Okla
Notice of hearing on distribution of Sol Arthur estate
Mary Arthur administratrix applies for distribution and heirs determination in the Sol Arthur estate. Hearing set for July 19 1943 at 10 o clock in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Any interested party may appear and file written exceptions with Kerr Lambert and Conn attorneys for administratrix.
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ATAIN
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Sol Arthur
Mary Arthur
Ada
Pontotoc
Sir Arthur
Bergeret Ousted by De Gaullists in West Africa Move
Gen. Jean Marie Bergeret, once in command of French air forces under Gen. Giraud, has been relieved by the French Committee of National Liberation. The decree cites alleged Vichy ties and sympathy with officers loyal to Marshal Petain, after Bergeret served in West Africa.
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Algiers
Jean Marie Bergeret
West Africa
French Committee of National Liberation
Bergeret
Henri Giraud
Giraud
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaullists
Marshal Petain
Greater Returns for Amount in Vested Ada News Classified Ads
A local Ada newspaper notices better value in vested ad space with increased returns for advertisers. The classified section highlights cost efficiency and higher visibility for merchants seeking longer term placement.
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Ada News
Notice by Publication in Murphy heirs case Oklahoma
Public notice to Carrie Alice Murphy heirs and unknown heirs executors and assigns in Pontotoc County Oklahoma that T J Murphy claims title to Southwest Quarter of Southwest Quarter Section 20 and Northwest Quarter of Northwest Quarter Section 29 in Township 4 North Range 5 East by inheritance and Mesne Conveyances. Defendants must answer by August 12 1943 or the petition will be deemed true and title quieted. Dated June 28 1942 Delia Bedford Deputy Oleta Ford McArthur & Orton Attorneys.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
T .J. Murphy
State of Oklahoma
Carrie Alice Murphy
T. J. Murphy
Mesner
L. W. Fabree
Carrie Alice’ Murphy
Final Account of Executrix in Kate S Alleman Estate
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the estate of Kate S Alleman is set for final accounting and distribution. Helen A Putt executrix has filed her final account and petition for distribution and discharge. The hearing is July 21 1943 at 10 00 AM in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Interested parties may appear and file written exceptions. Signed Moss Wimber County Judge.
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Pontotoc County
State of
Oklahoma
Kate S. Alleman
Helen A. Putt
Ada
Pontotoc
Ereunto
Coffee Bonus Authorized For Institutions
The Office of Price Administration announces a 20 percent coffee bonus for restaurants hotels large boarding houses and other institutional users. The bonus applies to September October allotments and reflects improved shipping allowing green coffee stocks to rise to their highest since rationing began.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Dream Come True in Laurens as Soldier Calls Home
Mrs. Margaret Wilkes writes of a hoped for homecoming from Lt. S M Wilkes in the South Pacific. The phone rings and the line confirms his return on leave from San Francisco to the United States.
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Laurens
S. C
Margaret Wilkes
Lieut
S. M. Wilkes
South Pacific
United States
San Francisco
Lieutenant Wilkes
Germans Pay Awful Price For Little Ground In Russia
German and Soviet reports shaped a costly battle scene as Berlin claimed deep penetrations and massive losses for the Red Army while Soviet broadcasts insisted they had begun offensive actions. German counts cited 300 Soviet tanks destroyed and 637 planes downed in two days against 41 German aircraft lost.
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Russia
Orel
Tula
Belgorod
Berlin
Associated Press
Vichy
Nazis Claim Balkans Quiet Amid Invasion Doubts
A DNB dispatch via Associated Press reports Germany cannot launch a real invasion of southern Europe as Mediterranean defenses are strong. Crete airfield sabotage is hinted at, while German broadcasts claim ships leaving Gibraltar reduce warships in port to near nil, with 41 transports and hospital ships still in service.
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Europe
DNB
Associated Press
Mediterranean
France
Italy
Crete
Gibraltar
Endangered Munda Base Attacked as Allied Air Forces Respond
Japanese planes raided Nassau bay near Salamaua New Guinea with no damage. Nine bombers and four fighters attacked Bena Bena area but were ineffective. Allied air forces struck Penfori Koepang Timor Lae and bases northwest of Salamaua in coordinated actions.
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Nassau Bay
Salamaua
New Guinea
Bena Bena
Darwin
Penfori
Koepang
Dutch Timor
Lae
Dutch New Guinea
Youth Admits He Took Letter From Box
William Boyd Lowrance 16 pleaded guilty before U S Commissioner Thomas P Holt to taking opening and stealing a letter from Ella Elkins mailbox at 514 West Fourteenth and forging a pension check. He hired a small boy to cash it, paid him $2, later returning $17, and was bound over to the U S District Court with bonds set at $2,000. He remained jailed in the county federal facility after failing to make bond.
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William Boyd Lowrance
U. S
Thomas P. Holt
Lowrance
Qinton Blake
R. C. Miller
Shawnee
Ella Elkins
West Fourteenth
U. S. District Court
Senators Seek Nationwide Flood Control Plan After Floods
Senators pressed for a comprehensive postwar flood control program to prevent recurring disasters. They backed a broad nationwide plan, arguing piecemeal projects fail to protect farm lands and create long term jobs, beyond the immediate relief funds already approved.
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Lucas
Congress
McClellan
Arkansas
Truman
Illinois River
Wabash River
Fort Smith
Ark
National Resources Planning Board
Arkansas River
White River
St. Francis River
Sangamon River
Grand River
Missouri
Committee On
George
Uncle Sam Will Bring Housewife China Relief
Government present to American housewives will be more chinware with December shipments. WPB says half of chinaware goes to armed forces, with civilian demand slow to start. glass demand rises as paper cups grow scarce.
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Sam
China Relief
Betty MacDonald
Washington
WPB
Rockbottom
Makovsky Named Head Emeritus Of Aggie Music
Oklahoma City July 7 The state board of agriculture accepted the resignation of Bo Makovsky veteran head of the music department at Oklahoma A and M College President Joe C Scott said Makovsky will hold the honorary title of head emeritus without salary The action followed a board meeting at Stillwater days earlier
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Makovsky
Aggie Music
Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Joe C. Scott
Scott
Stillwater
Author of Best Seller Promoted at Buckingham Field
Bernard Kalkin author of a best selling manual How to Get a Commission in the Army Navy Marines Coast Guard and Merchant Marine has been promoted to corporal at the Buckingham army air field near Fort Myers. Kalkin's book has sold over 75000 copies and helped civilians nationwide understand how the promotion system works. Kalkin could not use his knowledge before his draft board drafted him last summer.
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Fort Meyers
Fia
Bernard Kalkin
Manuel
Navy
Coast Guard
Merchant Marine
Buckingham Army Air Field
Galkins
Armed Services
Galkin
Cook Had Better Be Cannon Eer In Artillery Fort Sill
Major General Ralph McT Pennell, commander at the replacement center, urged thorough training for all soldiers including cooks and clerks after reviewing North African campaign reports. He highlighted a unit that fired for 14 hours straight, then needed relief from mechanics and support troops.
Oakman Community Notes Highlight Singing and Birth
The community announces a singing event on Sunday July 11 at 2 30 p m and urges enrollments as school starts soon. Births and family visits are frequent with Ronnie Lee Nance born July 1 weighing 34 pounds and many relatives visiting Ada Shawnee Vanoss and Camp Perry residents across Pontotoc and nearby towns.
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Bobby Ray
Gussie Lillard
Darwin Lillard
Oklahoma City
Linver Lillard
Alice Bushers
Ada
Bob Bushers
Lester Lillard
Mary
Henry Hudson
Shawnee
Jim Roundtree
Elmo Coventon
Alan Weil
John Coventon
Edith Higdon
Marlene
Virgil Hunt
Vaness
L. L. Lillard
J. R. Adams
Center
A. M. Cecil
Johnny Boyd
Leon
Allen
Calvin Parlee
Georgia Boyd
L. L. Blankenship
Bobby Ray Nancey
Turner Ranch
J. M. Nance
Gale
Dale Cecil
Wayne Lee Lillard
Elmer Crawford
Camp Perry
Williamsburg
Edd Crawford
Harrel
Clayton Morgan
Perry Henson
Oil Center
Beulah Revels
Jimmy Caton
Elmo Covent
Pvt
Britton Crawford
Camp Livingston
Alexandria
Midway News Social Roundup Describes Local Trips and Births
Mrs Chris Pederson made a business trip to Oklahoma City Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C C Wilson announce the birth of a son Sunday July 4. Mr and Mrs J T McConnell visit Seminole this week. Mrs Elnora Crisp and children and Mr and Mrs Shirley Ingram visit Wilson home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Erton McWhir ter Mr and Mrs Otto McWhir ter Billy Joe McNair and Carroll Pederson picnic at Big Sandy Sunday.
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Midway News
Chris Pederson
Oklahoma City
C. C. Wilson
J. T. McConnell
Seminole
Elnora Crisp
Shirley Ingram
Wilson Home
Erton McWhirter
Otto McWhirter
Billy Joe McNair
Carroll Pederson
Big Sandy
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Church Attendance
Chester Williamson returned recently from California. Ada visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Ira Parker and family. Mrs. W. M. Parker. Miss Ala Mae Saterfield. Stonewall church attendance noted with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Couch, Mrs. J. L. Cook, and Miss Sneda Price from Ada.
Local Folks and Visitors Share Weekend in Roswell Area
Miss Jannet Shue of Roswell plans a summer with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Newby. Ada visitors Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wood spent weekend with Ballard family. Jimmie Stalings and others were guests of Jackie Odom. Jim Beaty heads to Oakland shipyards. Many other local visits noted including Meise, Hughes, Perry and Rycroft families plus a trip to Acme Texas.
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Jannet Shue
Roswell
N. M
J. R. Newby
Marvin Wood
Ada
W. A. Ballard
Jimmie
Ruby Stalings
Robert Worthman
Jackie Odom
E. C. Jamar
Calvin
Alvin
Jamet Shue
Sam Newby
Jim Beaty
Oakland
Calif
Ott Meise
Seminole
L. M. Ward
Cecil Hughes
Oklahoma City
Bettie Hughes
Selby Perry
Peggy
O. T. Danner
Ruth Rycroft
Bettie Lou Odom
Winona Rycroft
Ade Rycroft
Maudie Jamar
Lorene Jamar
Jo Ann
Acme
Texas
Effie Stephens
Allied Bombers Pummel Gerbini Airfield in Sicily Battle
Allied air forces hammer Gerbini in southern Sicily with Flying Fortresses and Liberators dropping over 285000 pounds of bombs on runways hangars and admin buildings. The attack racks up heavy damage and claims several Axis aircraft while RAF and Middle East units hit Biscari Milo and Catania targets.
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Daniel DE Luce
North Africa
Middle East
Gerbini
Sicily
Ibini
Flying Fortress
Northwest African Command
Middle East Command
RAF
Biscari
Milo
Catania
Sicilian
Gree
Raf Baltimores
Mitchells
Biscar
Baron von Richthofen
Italy
Russia
Pantelleria
Northwest African Air Force
Messina
Cairo
Palermo
Trapani
Porto Empedocle
Marsala
Algiers
Associated Press
London
Ostia
Tiber
Rome
Raglans Visit Relatives in Local Arrangements
Rev Hobart Raglan of Stratford visited his brother Other Raglan on Monday. Mr and Mrs Jimmie Isaac spent Sunday with his father Joe Isaac of Maxwell. Miss Winona Isaac spent Saturday night with Miss Bettie Lou Odom.
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Hobart Raglan
Stratford
Other Raglan
Jimmie Isaac
Joe Isaac
Maxwell
Winona Isaac
Bettie Lou Odom
Local visits span Ada and Richmond social rounds
Miss Gertie Laughlin visited Mrs. H. H. Lillard Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Correll visited. Linden O'Gee made a business trip to Ada Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Tip Jackson returned to Richmond after visiting Mrs. Jackson's parents, the Lindy O'Gee. R. E. Lillard of Ada visited his son and family this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Laughlin
H. H. Lillard
R. C. Correll
H. P. Toby
Linden O’gee
Ada
Tip Jackson
Richmond
Calif
Local Families Visit Neighbors Across Town
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Heard Kelling and children from California to Argo Dodson's home. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Whitson and children from Rebee. W. H. Emersecn and Lawrence Corbin. George Archer and children from Ada. Walter McAnally and children with John Fortenberry's family. Nellie Roddy and daughter with Mary Long's family. Hazel Henson with Katheryn Fortenberry in Ada. Leonard Archer and Leon Mosier from Egypt with Clyde Thomas's family. Everett Hurley and son and Mrs. Tom Hurley with Texas relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argo Dodson
Heard Kelling
California
Oscar Whitson
Rebee
W. H. Emersecn
Lawrence Corbin
George Archer
Ada
C. G. Archer
Walter McAnally
John Forte
Missouri Reciprocal Truck Deals Move Toward Governor
Legislation authorizing the public service commission to enter reciprocal trade agreements with other states for waivers of commercial truck and bus operator fees goes to the governor after the House passed the measure and the Senate approved it last night. The law extends the border city exemption to the entire state, allowing out of state trucks to cross borders without Missouri fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Public Service Commission
Senate
Missouri
Mackerel Shark Rolls Into Ball When Caught in Net
A mackerel shark curls into a ball after becoming entangled in a fisherman's net. The behavior may aid in understanding how sharks respond to confinement and entrapment at sea.
House Stands Against Abolishing Crop Insurance Program
The House refused to back down from abolishing the government crop insurance program and sent the issue back to the Senate by a 123 to 52 vote. The chamber rejected a Senate amendment to the $366 million second deficiency bill to fund $7,818,748 for continued operation of crop insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Agriculture Department
Missouri Valley
Midwest
FCIC
Alarm Not Alarming Fort Knox Golf Siren
Officials of the Kentucky Open Golf tournament at Fort Knox announce the siren atop the vault will be used to stop play in rain or lightning. The alarm is for players to halt, not to signal a raid on the gold.
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Fort Knox
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Busby
Harrell & Trice
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Balkans
Munda
Carl W. Ackerman
Columbia University
Max Hall
Pamong
White House
Mississippi Valley
Ill
Department of Agriculture
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Great Britain
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Hitler
Germany
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OWL
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