Legal Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma Quieting Title
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma Geno Sabatini and Cora Sabatini sue heirs administrators devisees and others of Carrie M Crawford deceased to quiet title to the east ten feet of the west half of lot 13 block 8 Donaghery Addition Ada Oklahoma and determine heirship and shares. The defendants must answer by August 27 1952 or judgment will grant plaintiffs ownership and bar any adverse claims. Abe Holloway court clerk. Warren B. Rice Lawrence H. Green attorneys. 7 17 1952. 7-17-31W-Plaintiffs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahoma
Carrie M. Crawford
Gene Sabatini
Cora Irene Sabatini
District Court
Pontotoc County
Ada
Oklaoma
Carrie M Crawford
M. Crawford
Geno Sabatini
District Court OF
State OF Oklahoma Co
K. Lancaster
E. C Stanard
F Oklahoma
Eirs
E. C. Ss
Oklahoma
Town of
Hird
Abe Holloway
W. D. Abbott
Oe County
Chicago Clambake and Political Whispers Among Delegates
A Chicago clambake draws a crowd as delegates stay calm amid heat and political whispers. Observers joke that Sandburg’s Chicago hog butcher line fits the mood while noting discreet politicking in hotel rooms during the month.
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Chicago
Sandburg
Quieting Title Action In Ada Oklahoma
Plaintiff seeks to quiet title to Lots 9 and 10, Block 48 in Ada Oklahoma in the estate of K V Cooper. The State of Oklahoma is named as a defendant and heirs and assigns must answer by August 30 1952 to avoid judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Oklahoma
Secretary of the Interior
Washington, D. C
Reach Mine Bottom And Discovers Bone
SPRING CITY Missouri residents watched a collie stop a 25 day vigil at a flooded abandoned mine shaft mouth. Miners Ted Hymer and Oscar Uber lowered into the bottom and found only a small bone amid the search by volunteers and curious visitors.
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Spring City
Missouri
Ted Hymer
Oscar Uber
Law suit to quiet title in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
I E Love sues Burr B McWhirt and unknown heirs executors administrators and assigns plus Board of County Commissioners and County Treasurer of Pontotoc County Oklahoma seeking to quiet title to all of Lot 6 and the north half of Lot 7 in Block 108 town of Rofs Oklahoma and to enjoin defendants from any claim. The case number is 20380 Court in Pontotoc County requires answer by September 3 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Love
Burr B. McWhirt
Board of County Commissioners
Oklahoma
Tea County
Suror
District Court
Burry McWhirt
Rofs
May Appeal School Annexation Ruling
District Judge Bob Howell denied a new trial in the Lightning Ridge annexation case. The court let the county superintendent order stand with 20 acres stricken as erroneous, part of the Rofs district. An election in Lightning Ridge No. 34 was called after state orders. annexation would follow transportation routes, with Vaness gaining an extra section and a half under the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Bob Howell
Holdenville
Lightning Ridge
Roff
Vaness
Rofs
State Department
Norman C. Mitchell
Dreiser Works Published in Soviet Union in 12 Volume Set
Moscow radio reports a new 12 volume Dreiser edition printed in the Soviet Union with 75 000 copies. The Soviet editions by three American authors surpass 15 million copies with Jack London leading at about 12.5 million. Dreiser totals reach 1 695 impressions and other authors like Howard Fast exceed one million in Soviet editions.
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London
Moscow Radio
Theodore Dreiser
Soviet Union
Dreiser
Jack London
Howard Fast
Marriages seen for Linker and Wewoka couples
A terse local marriage notice records a union between individuals identified as Linker 121 and Wewoka, with both parties connected to Wewoka. The brief item notes the marriage without additional details such as date or witnesses.
Engineers claim no hot air at conventions due to cooling
Engineers note that the giant amphitheater uses air conditioning to the equivalent of 2 million pounds of ice daily. That is 165 pounds per attendee per day. Air is drawn through coolers, filtered and dehumidified, with old air replaced 72 times daily.
Convention Center Layout Reveals Busy 225000 Sq Ft Space
The facility spans 225000 square feet with a lower north wing of 57000 for convention committees and a post office plus phones. The lower south wing houses photographers and newsmen while overflow facilities serve the working press and media. The main radio studio sits in the north wing upper level with optimal floor view. Fireworks and convention affairs are centered on the ground floor. Height reaches 87 feet amid lively debate.
Stockyards boast spotless conditions and ample access
William Wood Prince claims the stockyards area is odor free and sanitary, with abundant transport and 4,000 car flood light parking. The site has drawn large crowds for conventions and dinners, including Taft and Barkley speaking events, though feeding thousands remains a challenge.
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Chicago
William Wood Prince
Stockyards
Taft
Alben Barkley
Nichols Admits Auto Larceny In District Court
Robert Nichols pleaded guilty to larceny of an automobile and was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary at McAlester with suspended sentence on good behavior. He admitted taking a 1948 Nash owned by Guy Looper of Ada in a case filed April 25 in peace justice court and transferred to district court. Judge Bob Howell of Holdenville presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nichols
McAlester
Nichols
Nash
Guy Looper
Adae
Peace Justice Court
Bob Howell
Holdenville
Jets Chase Object Without Success
In Columbus Ohio six armed jet planes pursued a mystery object last night but failed to catch it. Thousands on the ground speculated about a flying saucer as the Air Force concluded it was a weather research balloon. Weather officials placed the balloon at about 65 000 feet high well above common sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Ohio
Air Force
WTVN
Columbus
U. S. Weather Bureau
Kingston students protest at Adelaide Hall entrance
In Kingston Canada fe bels target the No Girls' Residence center at a university. A group sings musical notes claiming a brighter dawn for the wedding of a campus causes controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Canada
Adelaide Hall
Oe University
Early Missionary Returns to Visit Kiowa Indians
Miss Isabelle Crawford a gray haired 87 year old missionary returns to visit Kiowa Indians of Oklahoma to attend the Rainey Mountain Baptist Mission 60th anniversary. She went to Oklahoma Territory in 1893 to teach the Indians and recalls camping with them and extreme hunger during early years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Oklahoma
Isabelle Crawford
Miriam Cline
Eva Cline
Grimsby
Ontario
Canada
Crawford
Central Baptist Theological Seminary
Rainey Mountain Baptist Mission
Mountain View
Okla
The
Iss
Oklahoma Territory
Bolton Named Field Scout Executive in Arbuckle Area
Ryan A Bolton has been appointed Field Scout Executive of the Arbuckle Area Council and will move to Pauls Valley before August 1 to serve Garvin and Murray Counties. He replaces Lowell Longley who resigned. Bolton returned to the National Training School for Scout Executives in Mendham New Jersey and earned a degree from New Mexico Highlands University Las Vegas with a sociology and industrial arts major. He is a member of Pi Gamma Mu and has served as Assistant Scoutmaster Scoutmaster and Explorer Advisor in Las Vegas. He is a veteran who served three years in the Army as a First Sergeant in the Philippines and Japan and was recalled for a year during the Korean conflict. His wife Maudie, a native of Oklahoma, will accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan A. Bolton
Arbuckle
Pauls Valley
Garvin
Murray
H. Newton
Lowell Longley
J. Bolton
Mendham
New Jersey
New Mexico Hghlands University
Las Vages
New Mexico
Pi Gamma Mu
Bolton
Philippines
Japan
Maudie
Oklahoma
Captain Shepard revitalizes Korean medic in dire case
Ada's Capt Wayne Shepard of the 45th Division revived a Korean lab orer after shell fire left him in shock. The medic applied plasma and whole blood, then adrenalin and 45 minutes of artificial respiration until the man spoke. Shepard later earned MD after studies at East Central State, A&M Stillwater, and Tulane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Shepard
Ada
179Th Infantry
Shepard
East Central State College
A&m College
Stillwater
Tulane University
New Orleans
War Games Prove Japan Defense Alert In Exercise
In a war exercise the U S Air Defense Force for Japan reportedly destroyed 30 of 34 imagined invading planes in Northern Japan. Brig Gen Delmar T Spivey praised the defense for immediate action under surprise attack and noted radar early warning was effective. Radar nets, jet interceptors and anti aircraft units participated.
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Tokyo
U. S
Japan
Delmar T. Spivey
Lincoln era desk from Sloan office seen in Golconda
Centralia reports a desk once used by Abraham Lincoln while he studied law in Illinois sits in a Golconda lumber yard office. Wesley Sloan owned the desk and lent books to Lincoln. Sloan’s Springfield law office materials later moved to Golconda. The desk, later owned by Jim Wal er, remains in repairable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Ill. P
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Golconda
Ohio River
Wesley Sloan
Springfield
Lincoln
Sloan
Jim Waler
Reunion Honors Florida Residents
A family reunion at Buffalo Springs Platt National Park Sulphur honors Mr and Mrs Roy Hall and Charlotte of Cross City Florida. Attendees include families and relatives from Sulphur Davis Moore Ardmore and Wichita Falls with names such as Mrs J D Wilson Mrs Buster Robb and Mrs E B Abston among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Springs
Platt National Park
Sulphur
Roy Hall
Charlotte
Cross City
Florida
Cross
Buster Robb
Marshall Montgomery
C. L. Price
Davis
Paris Price
Moore
Lovall
Guy
E. B
Cost of Living Reaches New High in Mid June
Washington reports a new peak in the cost of living as of mid June with the index at 189.6 of the 1935 39 base. The rise reflects higher food rent and misc goods and services and could trigger pay hikes for about 40 000 wage earners whose contracts tie wages to the index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Russell Seeks Democratic Nod On 10th Ballot Amid Doubts
Campaign manager predicts Russell will win the Democratic presidential nomination on the tenth ballot as Johnson forecasts 275 first ballot votes. Russell, age 34, says he does not want the vice presidency and will be the first name put in nomination. George of Georgia delivers the nominating speech with McCarran and Thomp son seconding. Alabama yields to Georgia for Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Jennings
Chicago
Richard Russell
Russell
Edwin Johnson
Associated Press
Alben Barkley
Johnson
Walter George
Georgia
Barkley
Sen. McCarran
Nevada
Margaret Peyton Thompson
National
Boulder
Colo
John Rice
Salt Lake City
Utah
Thompson
Truman
Alabama
State Supreme Court Opinions From Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court decisions released today include: Minna A. Pease et al v Sadie Dolezal et al in Noble County affirmed. J F Cornelius v G C McKee et al in Haskell County reversed. Herbert Colvin et al v Sarah Lou Colvin in Comanche County affirmed in part and reversed in part with directions. Charley Swanda executor of Antone Swanda v Pauline Swanda in Caddo County affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Minna A. Pease
Sadie Dolezal
Noble County
J. F. Cornelius
G. C. McKee
Haskell County
Herbert Colvin
Sarah Lou Colvin
Comanche County
Charley Swanda
Antone Swanda
Pauline Swanda
Caddo County
Boy of 7 Granted His Radio License
Leonard Ross aged seven earned an FCC no novice class ham radio operator license after an 85 percent score on a written exam and Morse code test. He is the son of Pauline Ross. his brother Dan and cousin Dick Somers helped foster his interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Leonard Ross
Federal Communications Commission
Leonard
Pauline Ross
Dan
Dick Somers
Bernard Linden
FCC
Commission
Prehistoric Bones May Aid Jordan Economy via Phosphates
In Amman, Jordan, fossilized marine life from a 50 to 80 million year old sea beneath the desert highlights vast phosphate deposits. With 16 million tons at Roseira and others nearby, exports are low due to transport. Experts see Aqaba port as solution to boost shipments to 2,000–3,000 tons this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amman
Jordan
Roseira
Transjordan Phosphate Mines Company
Haifa
Beirut
Syria
Aqaba
Red Sea
Far East
Suez Canal
Democratic Platform Attacks GOP Criticism and Defends Policies
The piece reports Democrats defending their platform against Republican attacks, praising Truman loyalty programs, and outlining policies on corruption, national security, tax relief, and foreign concerns. It highlights emphasis on veterans, public service integrity, and foreign policy aimed at Poles and Eastern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Truman
Poland
Europe
Germany
America
Oklahoma Leader Praised by Colleagues in 1940s Campaign
A political profile extols a Oklahoma governor and senator as a selfless public servant. He is credited with turning a 43 million dollar state debt into a 40 million dollar surplus in four years. The figure is praised as a champion of labor and farm co operatives and an ally of higher farm price supports. The text also lauds his leadership and ability to unite Democrats while challenging Republican debaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Err
Oklahoma
Lula Church Revival Plans Set at Lula Nazarene
Lula Church announces revival services led by Rev R G Hoggatt at the Church of the Nazarene in Lula. Meetings run from July 27 to August 10 with evangelist Rev Virgil Smith of Stonewall sharing a message on plant and algae topics.
Barkley’s keynote dazzles as crowd roars at convention
The ailing but staunch senator saunters to the rostrum while an organ plays My Old Kentucky Home. He speaks without a manuscript praising Democratic programs, denouncing a Republican crusade, and defending Roosevelt and Truman record amid a long ovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Barkley
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
United States
Pearl Harbor
Japan
United Nations
Korea
Barkley Draws First Full House at Democratic Convention
Vice President Alben Barkley drew the first full house of the convention as 14 000 seats in Convention Hall were filled for his speech. Late arrivals were turned away. Officials adopted a policy to admit the general public to seats not claimed by ticket holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alben Barkley
Barkley
Navigation for Red River to Be Discussed Aug 1
Paris Texas July 24 Special Charles Senour consulting engineer who surveyed Red River navigation from Shreveport to Texarkana has agreed to meet with leaders August 1 in Denison. The session will cover extending navigation to Denison and beyond with local officials from Texas and Oklahoma invited. Roy Matthias and A. G Mayse outline finance drives and regional participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tex
Charles Senour
Red River
Shreveport
Texarkana
Daingerfield
Denison
A. G
Pat) Mayse
Upper
Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Oklahoma Cities
Mayse
Overton Canal
Senour
Enison
Roy Matthias
Red River Improvement Association
Fred Conn
Sherman
Red River County
Wichita Falls
Ainesville
Bonham
Durant
Ardmore Ada
McAlester
Madill
Hugo
Idabel
Sulphur
Oklahoma
Fechteier Sees Formosa Safety as Nationalist Odds Favorable
Admiral Fechteier reported Chinese Nationalist forces on Formosa have better than an 800 percent chance to repel a Communist invasion. He said U S. Navy forces in Korea could deploy planes carrying tactical atomic bombs. He described the Philippines as a key post in Western Pacific defense and warned Washington would step in if the Philippines were attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
William M. Fechteier
U. S
Formosa
U.S
Korea
U. S. Navy
Far East
Philippines
Rayburn Puts for the Convention
Sen George praises Russell as a man of equal opportunity and fitness for the presidency. He commends Russell’s defense stance and civilian-led government, noting 30 years of public service without suspicion or scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
George
Russell
United States
America
Sen. George
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