Notice to Sell County Property in Pontotoc County
I Sam Dew county treasurer will on July 24 1941 start at 9 a m at the courthouse sell separately described tracts in Pontotoc County previously acquired at resale Bids were submitted by bidders with prices including 200 by T A Hoosier for Sec 18 Twp 3N Range 5E sale subject to higher bids and board approval Cash in hand required plus apportioned ad expense to be paid by purchaser Public note dated June 26 1931 w
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Sam Dew
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
T. A. Hoosier
Board of County Commissioners
Dew
Ontotoec County
Notice of Tax Sale in Ontotoec County Oklahoma
Dew, County Treasurer of Ontotoec County Oklahoma announces a tax sale for July 25 1941 at 9 a m in the Courthouse. Separate bids will be opened for each parcel including Rofs City Lot 8 Block 108 with a bid of 50 09 by A J Crain. Sale subject to county approval and completion of bidding on each parcel.
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Rofs City
A. J. Crain
Board of County Commissioners
Sam Dew
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Paul Stangl
In the County Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma state of Oklahoma In the matter of the estate of Paul Stangl deceased Rose A Stangl executrix of the estate to creditors of Paul Stangl deceased all persons having claims against Paul Stangl deceased are required to present them with vouchers to Rose A Stangl executrix at the office of Ben Hatcher attorney at law Room 212 First National Building Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma within four months from the date hereof or the same will be forever barred Dated this 25th day of June 1941 ROSE A STANGL Executrix 7-3-2tw
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Pontotoc
Paul Stangl
Paul Stanel
Rose A. Stanel
Ben Hatcher
Flist National Building
Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Rose A. Stangl
Exxecutrix
Oil and Gas Lease Approval In Pontotoc County
In the County Court Within and for Pontotoc County Oklahoma the matter concerns the approval of an Oil and Gas Lease by Mamia Watters a fullblood Chickasaw Indian not enrolled The filing indicates a legal action to authorize mineral rights lease with details to be determined by court proceedings and official record.
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Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Mamia Watters
Indian Vanishing? Not So, Indians Increase in Oklahoma
Norman experts report the Vanishing American idea is outdated as many Oklahoma tribes show population growth and cultural persistence. A July conference at the University of Oklahoma on Oklahoma Indians will feature Solon Kimball and D Arcy McNickle among others, with police, missionaries, and tribal representatives attending.
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Norman
Sam
Gordon Macgregor
University of Oklahoma
United States Indian Service
Oklahoma
Macgregor
Solon Kimball
Indian Service
D'Arcy McNickle
Office of Indian Affairs
Espionage and Sabotage Threats in National Defense
FBI figures show defense investigations rose from 35 yearly in 1933 38 to 250 in 1938 39 and 1650 the following year amid wartime strains. Hoover cautions saboteurs remain active with insiders most common. Counter espionage relies on sealing leaks and watching spies.
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Peter Edson Washington
FBI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Europe
J. Edgar Hoover
U. S
United States
Army
Navy
Sunday School Serves Valley in Busy Weekend
Union Valley residents enjoyed church and Sunday school crowds. Visitors include Miss Christine Hoggat of Shawnee and Miss Annie Brandon visiting Ada relatives. Families from local homes joined gatherings with Ed Stephens and Balthrop kin across Pecan Grove and Ada. School begins next Monday July 14.
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Christine Hoggat
Shawnee
W. M. Byrd
Chickasha
Annie Brandon
Ada
John Sanders
Loreda Henry
Frank Henry
Texas
Donard Maloy
B. M. Stephens
Herman Scott
Pat French
Byron Curlee
Edwyn Lyn
Cleo Bundy
Carroll Stephens
Bro. Ingram
Calvin
Ed Stephens
Pecan Grove
C. L. Stephens
E. M. Stephens
J. E. Stephens
Vida
Wanda Fae Ezell
Knitha Jones
Ray Blakerley
Joe Caldwell
Clyde Chapman
Ahloso
Jackie Reed
Ellen Dismukes
Homer
Norma Jene Lewallen
Ida Disrukes
Bobbie
Lavern Balthrop
Eddy Middleton
Balzora Balthrop
Cora Wilson
Church Attendance and Visits Highlight Weekend
Church was well attended Saturday night plus Sunday school and BYP U. Bro Hooper of Stratford filled his regular appointment. Several families visited and stayed with relatives over the weekend including the Hoopers, Roundtrees, Hall and Gurley families. Bro Vanzant will preach.
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Stratford
Hooper
Lee Hall
Dean Roundtree
L. G. Hooser
Mildred Hall
Ada
K. M. Hall
Balthrop
Colbert
Cedar Grove Social Notes Record Local Visits
Mrs. Jay Norris visits Cortel Baulch in Valley View hospital after an appendectomy. Will Baker visits daughters in Texas. Havern Canada announce birth of Curtis Owen. Hurley Kelley announce Herschell Hurley. Rev. Marion Caton to preach. Rainbolt family weekend visit to Ridway in Pears on. Ada singing attendees listed. Bingham visiting McCall Chappel. Wilson family visit Hort on Smiths in Francis.
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Clarence Baulch
Cora
Lucille Price
Cortel Baulch
Valley View Hospital
Will Baker
Lucille Williamson
Beatrice Baker
Texas
Havern Canada
Curtis Owen
Hurley
Kelley
Herschell Hurley
Marion Caton
Oakman
Otalene
Tantha Rainbolt
Henry Ridway
Pearson
Ada
Virgie Chandler
Maxine Allgood
Imogene Jones
Opal Harris
Angeline Nadine
Thelma West
Othalene
Louie Chism
Noma Bingham
McCall Chappel
Bill Wilson
Horton Smith
Francis
Horse racing origins in New York spark spread nationwide
Col. Richard Nicolla convened a Long Island meeting to encourage improving horse breeds and youth racing. The movement began in New York and expanded across the United States, shaping the sport's national adoption.
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America
New York
Richard Nicolla
Long Island
Urge Establishment Of No Man's Land
The United States Argentina and Brazil urged Peru and Ecuador to create a neutral 30 kilometer deep zone along the status quo line in the disputed territory. Peru and Ecuador would pull forces 15 kilometers back and halt overflights to end the conflict.
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Washington
United States
Argentina
Brazil
Peru
Ecuador
Sumner Welles
State College Regents to Meet Next Week in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City July 9 The state regents for higher education plan a meeting next week to approve college degrees and conduct routine business. Board secretary John Rogers may report on a conference with John Oliver of Bartlesville, viewed as a favored candidate for administrative officer. Rogers to disclose results to the board. Herbert Branan, acting administrative officer, is loaned from the executive department pending the board’s operating setup.
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Oklahoma City
Regents For Higher Education
John Rogers
John Oliver
Bartlesville
Rogers
Herbert Branan
Executive Department
Body of Soldier Found in Sabinal River
The body of Edgar D. Wiseman a 20 year old soldier from Bristow Oklahoma was found floating in the Sabinal River thirteen miles north of here yesterday.
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River Sabinal
Tex
Edgar D. Wiseman
Bristow
Okla
Sabinal River
Germans claim Baltic gains and eastern front advances
Berlin reports major Baltic sector gains including Parnu Viljandi in Estonia and Ostrov south of Pskov on the Leningrad line. German sources say Russian counterattacks were crushed as German Romanian forces push into Russian rear areas and seize prisoners and equipment. Engineers lay roads as infantry mass toward front to sustain panzer advances.
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Estonia
Ostrov
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Leningrad
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Oil Transport and Pipeline Issues Stir Eastern Oil Markets
The oil industry keeps its focus on moving crude to the east coast. Surveys on proposed lines from East Texas or Louisiana face stalled action on the Cole bill allowing pipeline eminent domain. Secretary Ickes urges faster tank car use and unloading to speed shipments, while a possible oil trading policy could free capacity. New wells boost Kansas and Texas activity with discoveries in Kearny and Young counties and Gulf area production at Lake Creek.
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East Texas
Louisiana
Congress
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Gulf
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Kearny County
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Texas
Houston
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Young County
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Plan Instruction Of Aliens In U S Plan Instruction Of Aliens In U S
Washington July 9 7 vast expansion of the Americanization instruction program to naturalize up to 5 000 000 aliens announced by Howard O Hunter Works Progress Administration He says many non citizens could become citizens but lack knowledge of procedures Classes will be set in communities with sizeable non citizen groups 7000 to 10000 instructors will be paid by the WPA The program is sponsored by the Justice Department and co sponsored by state education departments
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Howard O. Hunter
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Department of Justice
The
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State Departments of Education
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