Notice of Probate and Real Estate Sale in Oklahoma Estate
In the state of Oklahoma Peters Suddath acted as administrator for the estate of Tal Sudaach deceased. The court scheduled a hearing on July 20, 1949, to approve final accounting and distribution. A sale of real property is authorized by the court with confirmation set for June 7, 1939, at 10:00 am, at the county courthouse in Pontotog County. The sale aims to pay debts and distribute remaining assets, with all interested parties invited to appear and contest or support the proceedings.
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Ponturos
Suddath
M. Sudaach
Dia
Anrae
Wait Court
Vielock A. An
Ait Adain
Sune
Roy Mriskile
Srali
Fae
Ilidhoma
Katale
Suagey
Vielahoma
Onvaite
Chotdor
Sila
Aca
Hout
Getania
Vitali
Ada
Ton
Oona
Cle
Emily
Aale P Wade
Sea
Lises
Unknown heirs named in Oklahoma probate filing
An Oklahoma district court probate petition seeks to determine heirs and rightful owners of the estate of Juliet dobermink- Vor of Heirship in and to the estate of Picky Brown, a Newborn Indian, death filed June 8, 1809. The document names executors and administrators and orders publication to notify potential heirs and interested parties.
Notice of Quieting Title in Charley Brown Estate
The State of Oklahoma through Pontotoc County Chickasaw Nation heirs are notified they have been sued in district court by plaintiffs seeking to quiet title to land described as the SW1/4 SE1/4 and Lots A and B in Section 2, Township 3 North, Range 2 East, in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Plaintiffs claim ownership and request a judicial determination of who is entitled to participate in the land distribution. Respondents must answer by August 7, 1939, or default will be entered.
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Chickasaw
Oklahoma
Odewisney
Pontotoc County
Charley Brown
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Francis H. Hatzox
In the county court of Manteroc district, master of the bunce of Brunca Stoh Gecunnedy issues notice to creditors of Francis B. Hike ton deceased. All persons having claims against the estate must present them by a specified date to Annie A. Smith administrator at 1 East 12th. Dated this tenth day of July.
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Ounty Tourk
Manteroc
Peunes
Stale Ge Oblaheima Botha
Bruncua
Stoh
Wranens
B. Hiketon
Frincen
Hattox
Moreanett
Annie
A. Smith
Jady
Anne
State Police Move Into Pontiac Over GM Strike Tensions
State police moved into Pontiac to cover a General Motors strike amid threats of a city-wide walkout by UAW CIO. In Detroit, CIO VP Philip Murray and GM President William Knudsen discussed the situation after talks with Federal Conciliator James F. Dewey. At the Pontiac Fisher Body plant, violence earlier left several injured as pickets clashed with workers. Troopers limited picket lines at plant entrances while a crowd dispersed when ordered.
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Pontiac
Mid
Pontifac
General Motors
United Auto, Workers Union
CIO
Detroit
Philip Murray
William S. Knudsen
Murray
James F. Dewey
Uaw-Cio
Fister Body Company
Lemployes
Laurence AL Lyoi
Pontiac Rity Commission
Robert Poe
Fontias Industrial Council
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Buy Or Let Father Divine Get House
Mrs Angela Kaufman offered her mansion The Castles near Newport for 49000 or to let Harlem religious leader Father Divine and his 1000 angels occupy it. Mayor Wheeler said offers must go through her attorney as neighbors decide within 48 hours. The home, near upscale summer residences, had been renovated as a summer hotel after a liquor license failure.
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Newport
Suly
Angela Kaufman
Henry S. Wheeler
Angels
Wheeler
Woman asks to use lie detector on love test in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati woman phoned the Clerk of Detectives Norman Diehl asking if the police department had a lie detector. Diehl said a device was available and she replied she would like to take a lie detector test to determine if she is in love. She did not leave her name.
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Cincinnati
Norman Diehl
Diehl
President Roosevelt weighs neutrality plea and six point plan
Washington July 12 The president signals a special message to Congress as senators back neutrality appeals. He endorses Secretary Hulls six point plan to regulate munitions, ban loans, and curb belligerent funding while stressing current laws lack full coverage. State officials say the president was misinformed in two points.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Hull Earnes
Ite Ey
Munitions Board
House
State Department
United States
Zinc Production Shows Decrease In May Output
New York reports May zinc production in the United States at 43,302 short tons, down from April's 43,036, with 214,076 tons for the five months ended May 31. World zinc output reached 143,?00 tons, while refined lead US May production was 43,026 tons.
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New York
United States
World 1
Disney to Install Liberal Dictator Stephens in Town
In a dramatic local development Disney announces plans to install Alice Stephens as the town's second woman dictator. Stephens, a former nightclub hostess, previously rode down Main Street in a Godiva-style stunt after her election yesterday, succeeding Milly Beker, the ex-cowgirl chosen last May.
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Disney
Grand River
Doomtown
Alice Stephens
Miss Stephens
Main Street
Milly Beker
Residents View Huge Meteor Over Wide Area
Residents across five states and southern Canada reported a huge meteor blazing a flaming trail visible for hundreds of miles. The streak flashed from zenith to horizon around 745 p.m. CST yesterday, drawing thousands in Ohio Michigan Indiana Pennsylvania New York and Ontario.
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Cleveland
States
Canada
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Pennsylvania
New York
Ontario
Summer Student Proves Singular Individual Interview Shows
Stuart McDonald, superintendent of LeFlore County schools for six years, is enrolled at East Central State College this summer pursuing a bachelor’s degree. He was sworn in for the fourth time on July 3 in Poteau. McDonald, a former Wister teacher, has sung in Ada programs this season and traveled a long path from delivering newspapers to education.
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Jewel Rose Stuart McDonald
Senlors
East Central State College
McDonald
Poteau
LeFlore
Wister
Ada
Aldridge Hotel
A. Linseheid
McDonalds
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Bess
Delvery
Southeastern State Teachers Vallege
Durant
Hast Central
East Central
Donald
Wthis
Mc McDoneld
Aj Ce
Fort South
Arkansas
Southeastern Peisticu, Teachers Association
Ardmore
Just County Association
Linscheid
The
Allege Here
Potesti
Europe
Galento Fans Worship at His Shrine of Suds Bar
A NEA feature by George Ross tours Tony Galento's Bar and Grill in Orange New Jersey. The saloon, cluttered with boxing mementos, serves as a shrine to the pugilist known as Two-Ton, who mingles with locals, sports figures, and police chiefs while lamenting beer endorsements and recalling cinema favorites.
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Galento
George Ross
NEA Servics
New York
Orange N. J
Tory Galento
Galento's
Hal
Galento Saloon
Tony
SONY
Gate Crasher Sends Dollar After Police Picnic
Policeman Edward Kelker, president of the Fraternal Order of Police, received an unsigned letter with a dollar inside nearly a month after the June 14 picnic in Fort Wayne Maryland. The note said it came from a gate crasher who enjoyed the event and enclosed one dollar because no prize ticket was available at the time.
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Fort Wayne
Order of Police
Edward Kelker
Searing Heat Grips Western Half of U S Weather
A cold air system from the North Pacific surged inland causing a major heat wave across the western half of the nation and into the plains and Rocky Mountain region. Temperatures topped 100 in Oklahoma and Texas saw cooling rains easing drought. El Centro California recorded the hottest temp, while Alva Oklahoma matched 104 degrees.
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Associated Press
North Pacific
Middle West
J. R. Lloyd
Chicago
Mississippi
Rocky Mountain
Texas
Chicago Board of Trade
Harry Waldéren
Stratford hires Doc LaFevers as teacher coach
Haley Doc LaFevers of East Central is named the Stratford school system teacher and coach starting September 4. He earned twelve meters in football and basketball and two in baseball and track as a East Central athlete and made all state teams. He holds a B plus average in speech and will teach history and art. classmates and teachers wish him good luck in his new role.
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Haley
Doc" LaFevers
East Central
Stratford
Siice
Ada Couple Marries In Coalgate Monday
Ada residents Mrs. Jim McGarr announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Ruby McGarr to Jack Wardlaw both of Ada Monday night at Coalgate. Mrs. Wardlaw plans to make their home there. Two marriage licenses were issued from the court clerk's office Tuesday to Ada residents Robert H. Gardner and Lucille Sickenger and James Sliger and Ceamila Rogers of Sheatland, Toute L.
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Jim McGarr
Miss Ruby McGarr
Jack Wardlaw
Ada
Coalgate
Robert H. Gardner
Lucille Sickenger
James Sliger
Ceamila Rogers
F Bow
Sheatland
Toute L
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