Allen town election seeks gas franchise user rights
Legal notice for a proposed twenty five year election in Allen Pontotoc County Oklahoma to decide granting Southwest Natural Gas Company rights to erect pipes and distribute gas within the town. Includes election date August 13 1999 and instructions for voters to mark yes or no at the polling place Town Hall Allen. Also lists election officers and witness signatures. Additional probate notice set forth for the estate of Peter Frederick Boyd with administrator Emma Jean Boyd and attorney Felwood Kemp.
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Oklahoma
Alien
Herrinafiar
Tng Ath
Sieelore
Allen
Southwest Natural Gas Company
Ita Rurcrssore
Wangat
Pontovoc County
Anid Town
Anid Ganchie
Arcenlanre
Wid
Ang Privilages
Brokenal Cognants
Anle
Board of
Akeinal
Agelnal
Roaduck FM
Atlas
Board of ‘Truntaea
Fin
An Berens
Elaine Agalrat
Petey Frederik Boyd
Finis
Dean Boyd
Ada
Emma Jean Boyd
Ingrid Bergman appeals to see daughter in Italy
Ingrid Bergman telephoned her former husband to ask that Pia, her 12 year old daughter, spend part of the summer in Italy. Dr Peter Lindstrom, her former husband’s attorney, says there is no basis for the claim and notes the divorce and proxy marriage remain disputed.
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Hollywood
Ingrid Bergman
Italy
Peter Lindstrom
Lindstrom
Miss Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Fim
Pia
United States
Mise Bergman
Ine Steele
New Sign Gets Plenty of Leeway
In Philadelphia on July 187 a Windowshade company founder promotes a safety campaign. A company truck bears a sign backing the effort, signaling broad support for safer practices.
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Philadelphia
Safe
Fim
Quiet title action in Pontotoc Oklahoma county
The document is a quiet title petition filed in Pontotoc County Oklahoma seeking to determine title to lands described in the SE and SW fractions in Township 1 North Range 5 East. It names John Riley Colley and Lahren Caley Caudell deceased with Jan Carolyn Caudell as heir, and asks court to adjudicate heirs and bar any adverse claims. The filing, dated 17th day of July 1954, is recorded by Deputy June Fleming of the Pontotoc County Clerk.
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TATE
Oxtakoma
Jara
Jonn Riley Colley
Lahern Caleley Caudell
Fee Wimnis
Mit
Pontowe
Chiahesma
Jon Riey Calley
Sale
Arly Hewre
Prianite
Wanda Ove Colley Clapham
Jan Carolyn Candell
Ant
Aleger
Lafeen Colley
Jan Carolyn Caucelt
Seplerter
Jatin Riley Colley
Fern Colley Caudell
Ada
Oklahoma
Della Bedford
Lourt
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
June Fleming
Sulphur Red Cross Swim Classes Busy
Elimination tests started Tuesday for beginner students in the Red Cross Swimming course at Vendome pool run by Mrs Eve Mikkelsen. Tests occurred July 12 13 and 14 with make up start August 10 for those who did not pass. passes move to intermediate July 18. advanced life saving course began July 6 with named enrollees and health certificates required. Classes run Tuesday Wednesday Thursday mornings at 7 am.
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Red Cross
Mre
Eve Mikkelsen
Buel Green
Toxs
Patsy Dunn
Jeyee Robb
Betty Stibal
Marilyn Green
Lowell Montgomery
Gay _Montgomery
Joe Taylor
Gerry Boyles
Ruth Ranney
Ann Mountford
Joe Green
Fern Bloodworth
Allen Boyd
Mikkelsen
Four Injured in Monday Collision Near Fitzhugh
A Monday one mile north of Fitzhugh on state highway 13 left four people injured. Anon, Mrs Hattie Greenwood were hospitalized. C M Self had head lacerations and a broken rib. Mrs Huth Self suffered hand injuries and shock. Lilian Ann Self, 21, hurt her hand and was knocked down. Julius Greenwood reported the crash occurred about 1 30 p m when the Greenwood car turned in front of the Self vehicle. The Self car, proceeding, struck the Greenwood car from the rear. Trooper Don Wiens investigated.
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Fitzhugh
Seif
Don Wiens
Tail Gate Report on Caution Blind Man and Truck Crane
The report notes a caution about a blind man armingtracts and an unspecified truck incident. Company officials report a driver with leewar and an Indian word meaning snow as a potential origin for a name.
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Tate | Sorista
Girl Visitor From Kansas Wreck Victim
One person was killed and four injured in a three-vehicle collision at Highland avenue and Fifth street. Clarene Leonard of Derby Kansas died. Passengers from a station wagon and a Plymouth were hospitalized with injuries. all eventually left the hospital.
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Clarene Leonard
Highland Avenue
Fifth Street
Derby
Kas
Roscoe [Leonard
East Firth
Mary Dale Smith
Dale Smith
East Main
Clarene
Albert Peevehouse
Allen
Vernon Clay
William
Valley View Hospital
Miss Smith
Mr. Peevehouse
Vernon
Plymouth
Ada
Infested Pontotec County Eyes Boll Weevil Control
Pontotec County agriculture reports heavy boll weevil infestation with market indications suggesting strong cotton prices. County Agent Hailey recommends 3 5-40 hexachloride DDT and sulfur dioxide mix sprayed at 19 pounds per acre during square infestation of 19 1 2 percent or higher, repeated at five day intervals until pests are controlled, with reapplication if washed off within 26 hours.
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Pontotec
Hailey
A. M. Phar
Stonewall
Grady Miller
Allen
Unarmed Cop Captures Loaded Pistol From Youth
In Chicago a 40 year old officer disarmed 15 year old Herbert Simpson who drew a 25 caliber pistol in a family court. The youth, who faced larceny and contempt charges, was sent to a state training school then held on further charges. Judge Schnackenberg called the incident a warning as Simpson received a one year term in Cook County.
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Chicago
Banff
John Dercak
Herbert Simpson
Elmer Schnackenberg
Simpson
Ullinois
Schnackenberg
Cook County
Pond
Business Leaders Lash Scare Buying Rush As Ridiculous
New York July 15 war sent prices higher for essentials like food cloth and gasoline. From Maine to California people replenished pantries and closets amid fears of scarcity. Business leaders attacked the scare buying as pointless. some merchants reported over buying while others called it modest and not alarming.
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New York
Maine
California
Vmited
Louisiana
Mississippi
Memphis
Nashville
Tenn
Augusta
Georgia
Paul S. Willis
Grocery Manufacturers of America, Inc
Paul Gilbert
South Bend
Ind
National Association of Hetail Clothiers and Furnishers
Joseph H. Axelrod
Wamsutta Mills
Rubber Company
Buffalo
Kansas
Atlanta
Boston
San Francisco
Chicago
New Orleans
Dallas
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Bangor
Me. S
Midwest
South
Rema Atcms Co
Birmingham Clears Out Communists Under New Ordinance
In Birmingham Alabama Police Commissioner Eugene Connor announced that the recent anti communist ordinance has driven many adherents out and street enforcement will continue. The law imposes up to a $100 fine and 180 days in jail for any communist found within city limits with repeat offenders eligible for further charges.
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Birmingham
Ala
Eugene Connor
Connor
Alabama
Trejaw
Belgian families honor fallen air force member
About 50 Belgian families and Air Force personnel are due here August 9 for a memorial event. The payment agency notes a yearly tribute linked to a deceased airman, a tradition that has continued through wars and peace.
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Brussels
As Force Orphare
Belsian Air Force
U S Troops Repel North Korean Assaults Near Kum River
U S infantry aided by around the clock air attacks checked a North Korean push crossing the Kum River near Taejon. Field dispatches described a strong attack with reports of tanks not yet crossed and intensive bombing disrupting enemy lines along the western front.
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Korea
Kum River
Taejon
Pressorkyo
U. S.S
Kem River
Kum
Taejon Field
Red
U. S. Eighth Army
Associated Press
William R. Moore
Moore
U. S
Murder Charges Dismissed in Billy Frazier Case
A May 1 shooting case against Massie Johnson and Burl Williams was dismissed after a three-time continued preliminary hearing. Key witnesses included Mrs Allard and her son David who described the night and identified a photo of Billy Frazier. The Allards noted a possible sighting near the old Jameson ranch south of Fittstown. other witnesses testified at the afternoon session.
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Massie Johnson
Burl Williams
Billy Frazier
Kel
David
Bill Frazier
Billy
Mary Shields
Massie
Mo Shields
Red Cross Rebuilding Efforts Reported in Hughes County
Hughes county Red Cross secretary reports total relief effort costs in Holdenville and surrounding areas. Rehabilitation spending reached about 33 000 dollars, with building and repairs at 25 786 60, plus items for food clothing furniture and household goods medical care and hospital services. Two homes were rebuilt or repaired as the program concluded.
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Red Cross
Hughes County Red Cross
Holdenville
Hughes County
Sera
Two-Day Strike Hits Korean Refinery and Rail Network
Warplanes based on a carrier hit the Wongan refinery area and a chemical plant causing extensive fires. Jets struck rail yards and trains and damaged a power station. A main Red airbase at Yonpo near Wonson was attacked, with nine locomotives knocked out.
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Carrier Tranca
FOF
Panther
Wongan
Yonpo
Wonson
Weather: Flooding Recedes on US Highways and Rural Roads
Weather continued reports low land flooding with no major danger if rainfall stays light. Water blocked Runway 68 near Holdenville and US 84 at Leonard after eight inches flooded pavement. Also notes high water on US 268 west of Checotah and US 86 west of Chandler. Copenhagen circus losses due to heat wave force cancellations and artist replacements.
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Leonard
Tulsa
Muskogee
State Highway Patrol
Holdenville
Checotah
Chand‘ler
Korean War Battle Reports and Withdrawals Near Taejon
An East Asian battlefront report describes Communist units attempting to close in on American positions behind retreating forces, with redoubt efforts around fuel dumps and a locomotive crew ambushed en route to Taejon. A US army spokesman noted roughly half the Americans managed an orderly withdrawal amid fierce fighting and strategic withdrawals. Reports say Reds used a network of small roads to move tanks toward the city from the southwest, while another front mentioned Chinese forces in Chongju and possible Kumje control. Yecheon saw enemy entry and retreat with heavy casualties. MacArthur warned the invaders squandered a great chance for victory and emphasized a secure southern base for UN forces, acknowledging potential withdrawals before a counter-offensive.
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Eighth Army
South
South Korea
Taejon
Vila
MacArthur
William R. Moore
U. S
Trejon
Kingsize
Weet
Korea
Chongju
Chonju
Kumje
Chonju-Kumja
Yechin
Yechon
Hamchang
Andong
Erg
United Nations
Truman Comansee From Page One to curb inflation and profiteering
The speaker urges action to curb inflation and profiteering, saying the public will do its part. He warns against artificially created shortages and notes willingness to pursue rationing and price controls if prices rise unduly due to excess buying or speculation.
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Comansee
Page
No Segregation of St. Louis Pools Policy Change
St Louis ended racial segregation at public pools but imposed sex segregation. Negroes and whites may use pools together but boys and girls cannot swim at the same time. White protestors arrested. police kept order as about 50 whites chased a Black woman and a boy before dispersal. federal court order opened pools to Negroes.
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ST. Louis
Fairgrounds
Amail
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