Sheriff's Sale Notices From Pontotoc County Oklahoma 1938
Three notices outline sheriff sales in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. They describe properties including sections within Town 5 North Range 4 East and various parcels totaling around 80 acres. Sales are to satisfy judgments in cases involving May f. Douglas Florence Douglas and the Federal Land Bank of Wichita among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheiuff
District Court
Pontetec County
Oklahoma
F. Douglaa
Florence
Douglas
J. T.barnex
Fontetoc County
Tevy Pen and Gel
IBS
Pontotoc County
Atsarnex
Aurouat
Tentetos
Olinhoma
Clyde Kalagi
Pontoroe County
Achereim
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Karsas
George Olin Crow
Jase
Ada
Pontozos
State of Oklahoma
Cole Lowing
Pontotoc
Banke
Qaora
Aus
Prnintize Asrein
Clyde
Poaotatoc
Oklawoda
Claude Sturdivens
Billion At Stake In Single Case
A Los Angeles courtroom hosts a vast oil dispute with over 38 lawyers and two years of hearings. The Shell Oil Company and Kettleman North Dome Association seek a greater share of production from oil and gas pools under the Kettleman North Dome in California. Reports detail extensive geological testimony, costly proceedings, and ongoing court costs funded by taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
North Dome
Kettlemen Ils
California
San Joaquin Valley
Shell Oil Company
Kettleman
Minor Moore
Moore
Jinx Delayed In Transatlantic Flight Attempt With Romanian Aviator
Norwalk Connecticut July 20 UPA reports a crash delayed Captain Pan Poli Pana nickname Lindbergh of Romania and a leading aerobatic flyer, the attempt to fly non stop 4172 miles from New York to Bucharest, after a store landing mishap in a specially built transport plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Conn
UPA
Alex Pa Pana
Lindbergh
Romania
Daredevil
New York
Bucharest
Ramadden
Detroit
PAPENA TO LAND HERE FOR FINAL CHECK ON SOLO OCEAN HOP
Extra gas tanks delayed yesterday's flight from New York to Hartford as Papena planned a final motor check for a Friday solo ocean hop. He attempted to land after rain, struck a stone wall between two fields, losing wheels and propellers and damaging engines, but he walked away unhurt. He returned to New York overnight and may resume work today. repairs would take al month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hartford
Papena
Corrigan to Return Home on Commission Ship
Washington reports the Maritime Commission will bring Douglas Corrigan and his S900 plane back to the United States on the steamship Lehigh at Dublin. J Monroe Johnson said the voyage would be free and he avoided discussing penalties for flying the Atlantic without a permit, praising Corrigan as a hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maritime Commission
Douglas Corrigan
J. Monroe Johnson
Commerce
Lehigh
Commission
Dublin
Corrigan
Johnson
Tulsa oil official Bailey V Emery dies after two weeks
W Emery of Tulsa, secretary treasurer of Dixie Oil and Gas Company, died in a Tulsa hospital after two weeks illness. He lived in Tulsa since 1920 with Skelly Oil, helped form Dixie, was a Dartmouth graduate who served in World War I and earned a citation. Survivors include a widow, two daughters Sally and Maraf, a sister Catherine Emery, and mother Mrs. Mary Emery of Portsmouth NL. Burial plans are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Pi—Bailey
W. Emery
Dixie Oil and Gas Company
Lincas
Pulse
Skelly Oil Company
Dixie Company
Wesley Disney
Emery
Dartmouth
Sally
Mar Af
Catherine Emery
Mary Emery
Portsmouth
Woodstock court recalls four appearances by local character
In Woodstock New Brunswick judge laments thirty days total as Harry Thornton faces fourth court appearance in four months. He has spent only four days free between jail terms for Grunkenness as Ada News notes the case and related classified ads.
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Woodstock
N. B.U.P
Harry Thornton
Trefrniton
Grunkenness
Kansas May Stay In Compact Group
Topeka July 20 The elite corporation commission recommends Kansas remain in the interstate oil compact but urges amending it to allow producers to determine and allocate oil market demand. Governor Huxman asked for the commission’s view and the panel may attend the next interstate meeting to clarify facts before the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Elite
Corporation Commission
Kansas
Walter A. Huxman
Huxman
Commission
Interstate Commission
OConnell Leads In Montana Vote For Democratic Nominee
In Helena Montana Jerry OConnell first term congressman who drew national attention for Jersey City speech demands a federal probe and free speech rights led a five way Democratic primary in Montana's first district OConnell trailed Payne Templeton by 1637 votes with 120 of 414 precincts reported Also listed were T J Collins Maggie Smith Hathaway Eugene Burris and others in a light off year election plus two divorce petitions Myrtle Crow from Jim Crow and Lois Smith from Lewis M Smith filed in district court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Moni
Jerry O'Connell
Jersey City
N. J
Montana
O'Connell
Frank Hague
Payne Templeton
Connell
Roosevelt
T. J. Collins
Maggie Smith Hathaway
Ravalli County
Eugene Burris
Anaconda
Baby
Congress
Board authorizes grant to Oklahoma for unemployment costs
Kansas City reports Ed McDonald, regional social security board director, said the board approved a 67250 grant to Oklahoma to cover administration expenses of its unemployment compensation law from July 1 to September 30. Also notes two Army plane fatalities near Scott Field, Illinois, when a plane crashed fifteen miles northeast. Lieut Ralph Guy LaBaw and Private Alney L Tanner were killed.
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Kansas City
Ed McDonald
Social Secunly Board
Oklahoma
Belleville
Ralph Guy la Baw
Lincoln
Alney L. Tanner
Sikeston
Scott Field
Chinese Floods Cause Massive Deaths in Kweichow
A Kuo Min dispatch from Kweiyang in southeastern Kweichow reports about 2,000 people killed or injured by floods after heavy rains. Ten counties are affected with thousands of homes destroyed and large farmland areas inundated, as relief efforts begin and death toll rises.
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Shanghai
JPI
Kweiyang
Kweichow Province
Kweichow
Three Children Die in Allen Fire
A blaze at an abandoned Allen hotel killed two Wells children aged 16 and 8 and a 5 year old girl while two other families lived there. Mrs Wells burned, Wells injured. fire reported around 10 40 p m. Causes vary between a coal oil lamp explosion and a gas line issue. Names of other families Sinners and Pardner given but unclear. Parts of the two story frame building were destroyed and bodies recovered about 11 45 p m. Ambulances and Ada fire units aided. press time details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wells
Allen
Olin D. Smith
Wells
the Baptist Church
Alen
Smith
Ada
Ada approves fire station and library bonds in public utility vote
Voters split on 292000 bond election with 128 votes approving fire station remodel and new library building as public utility projects. Library bond failed by 19 votes, storm sewer and sewage plant bonds were rejected. Total ballots 1027 across four wards, with bids likely within days under 58 day PWA deadline.
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Ada
Fire Department
Dire
PWA
Ada to issue bonds to match Public Works funds
Attorneys for the Taylor Stewart company of Oklahoma say four bond proposals need only a bare majority, a view echoed by Mayor Bill Crawford. Ada plans bonds totaling 84,400 dollars to pair with Public Works funds, including 47,050 for the library and 37,350 for the library project, representing 35 percent of estimated costs with the PWA covering 45 percent. The fire station bond allotment is 22,950 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Stewart Company
Oklahoma
Bill Crawford
Oklahoma Library Commission
Oklahoma City
Ada
Public Works Administration
PWA
Three killed as airplane falls in Fort Plain
A biplane crash near Fort Plain, New York, killed three people including Everett Sanders, 34, a Fort Plain farmer and pilot, and two young Fort Plain women, Mrs Theresa Hendershott and Mrs Allen Shelley. The trio reportedly took off at 3 2. a.m. from Sanders’s private field for an early morning flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Plain
Everett Sanders
Sportsman
Theresa Hendershott
Allen Shelley
Fort Plai
Hendershott
Sanders
Plane crash blamed on heavy fog in early report
Early account attributes the crash to heavy fog causing poor visibility. Authorities and witnesses discussed weather conditions and response efforts as investigators began reviewing debris and flight data for clues.
Bold Escape Try At Tulsa Fails
In Tulsa Oklahoma a 32 year old Corpus Christi man John Reed attempted to escape from the City Jail in the federal cell block by striking Jailer Luke Devine with a bar sawed from a washroom barrier. Reed was stopped when another jailer responded and Reed was subdued by Jailer Devine and John Sevre. Reed faced interstate auto theft charges and had reportedly escaped from Texas state penitentiary in 1998.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okly
John Reed
Corpus Christi
Tex
Luke Devine
Reed
John Sevre
Devine
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Texas State, Penitentiary
Prisoner Recaptured After Forgery Sentence Issued
Report notes James DC Whitson serving a forgery sentence and recaptured about a month later. Police said bars in the washroom had been sawed out and the way made clear to the visitors room after the top of severe tanks was crossed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James DC
Whitson
Europe Peace Plan Sought in Paris Talks
Paris July 20 France pursued a peace plan with Britain to deter German pressure on Czechoslovakia. King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visited as Halifax pressed for Franco British guarantees. Hitler’s threat to protect Sudeten Germans loomed over discussions. Premier Daladier and Foreign Minister Bonnet hosted leaders for luncheon talks.
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Paris
George
Elizabeth
France
Germany
Viscount Halifax
Czechoslovakia
Stephen Osusky
Hitler
Halifax
Britain
Catadier
Bonett
Foreign Office
Oklahoma June economic picture improves despite oil drop
The University of Oklahoma report says June's farm cash income index rose five points and total payrolls increased. Clothing and furniture sales climbed from 128 in May to 235 in June while crude oil production fell 42 percent. Building permits, bank loans and investments slipped three percent and industrial employment declined despite higher monthly wages.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
College of ‘Business Administration
University of Oklahoma
Car Crash Fatality Near Okemah In July Death
Okemah Oklahoma July 20 Ruth Brazier nineteen died from injuries after the car she rode in overturned two miles south of Okemah yesterday afternoon Rutherford Hall of Okemah, the second occupant, received minor injuries. Brazier formerly employed at Holdenville suffered fractures to both arms a leg and other injuries when thrown from the vehicle. Funeral services will be held here tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okemah
Okla
Ruth Brazier
Here
Rutherford Hall
Miss Brazier
Holdenville
Booster Work Delays Comment From Institution Leader
A senior official noted that workload in the past fifteen years limited time to assist friends seeking institutional support, reflecting constraints on personal assistance amid ongoing duties.
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Naruweat
Kres
Jourk
Okahoma
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Cixde Kaiser
Shevitt
Lontetoc County
Claude Stwedivant
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Memphis
Tenn
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Gerty
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Boston Bees
Phillies
Whitney
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Ada News
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Jim Crow
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Dillonvale
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