Suit to Quiet Title in Pontotoc County Lands
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma Geno Sabatini and Cora Irene Sabatini sue the heirs and assigns of Carrie M Crawford deceased to quiet title to the east ten feet of the west half of Lot 13 block 8 in Ada and determine rightful heirs and shares. The filing seeks judgment barring all adverse claims and orders defendants to show any interest. The action is set for August 27 1952. (SEAL) Abe Holloway court clerk. Warren B Rice and Lawrence H Green attorneys for plaintiffs. 7 17 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahoma
Carrie M. Crawford
Gene Sabatini
Cora Irene Sabatini
District Court
Pontotoc County
Donaghey Oe
Ada
Oxklaoma
Carrie M Crawford
M. Crawford
Geno Sabatini
District Court OF Pontotoc County
E. C. Stanard
J. D. Storrs
Loan and Trust Company
Oklahoma
Ntotoc County
Hird
Abe Holloway
W. D. Abbott
Burr B. McWhirt
Love
Roft
Five Bound Over For Court Trial In Robbery Case
Buck Morris Billy Joe Adams Paul Sellers William Davis and J O Sellers were bound over to district court at preliminary hearing before C W Floyd. Bonds of 3000 each were set. The five are accused of robbing Elmer Young Lawrence youth of 54 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Morris
Billy Joe Adams
Paul Sellers
William Davis
J. O. Sellers
C. W. Floyd
Peace Justice
Elmer Young
Lawrence Youth
Mountaineer Charged With Murder Remains Silent
In Salyersville Kentucky 32 year old mountaineer Clyde Joseph is charged with murder after claiming he hated to kill Uncle Hag a phrase reflecting his remorse. He awaits arraignment as authorities press forward with the case.
Missing P. V. Man Identified in Tennessee
Howard Avery Rowland 40, a Pauls Valley Oklahoma produce dealer, is identified in Chattanooga Tennessee after being found with amnesia in a bus station waiting room. He had been missing since December 28 and his truck and empty wallet were found that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Howard Avery Rowland
Pauls Valley
Okla
Leroy Kingston
Kingston
Rowland
Dallas
Davis
Oklo
Steel wage boost to ripple through industries in inflation outlook
The steel wage increase, if it follows historic patterns, is expected to spread to other industries and influence a broader inflation trend. Analysts anticipate the effect will be delayed and tempered by wartime defense steel demands, factory shutdowns, and reduced consumer buying power from idle workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Penny saved is penny earned proves efficient government
Two letters argue for leaner state operations. Tom Phillips of the Pardon and Parole Board reports cutting office staff from seven to four, boosting efficiency. Glenn D. Pearch of Civil Defense notes about 56000 will be returned to the general fund, reflecting a preference for saving over spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Franklin
Tom Phillips
Pardon and Parole Board
Phillips
Glenn D. Pearch
Civil Defense
Poarch
Oklahoma Colleges Draw More Out-of-State Students
Oklahoma higher education attracts many nonresidents while fewer Oklahoma students study out of state. Texas students totaled 1461 in Oklahoma schools versus 1301 Oklahomans in Texas colleges, with Arkansas Louisiana Kansas and New Mexico showing similar cross-border enrollment. About 15 percent of Oklahoma's undergraduates come from other states, while 13 percent migrate away. Nearly 7,000 out-of-state students choose Oklahoma facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Kansas
New Mexico
States
Governor's Mansion Tenure Record Breaker Reexamined
A letter argues that Johnson Murray Jr. has lived longest in the Oklahoma Governor's Mansion, surpassing any governor. The writer notes two terms and suggests a new tenure record if the son remains during the current term, while clarifying that the governor cannot succeed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Johnson Murray Jr
Johnny
Oklahoma City
Beer Permit Hearing Delayed at 109 South Stockton
Hearing on Joe W. Kinbrough s beer permit for 109 South Stockton has been continued to Tuesday August 5 at 10 am. County Judge Tal Crawford was to hear the case July 29. Two other beer permit applications at the same site were filed and withdrawn by Lorene Wilmoth and Marie Platt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe W. Kinbrough
Stockton
Tal Crawford
Lorene Wilmoth
Plush Transport For Arabian King
The King of Saudi Arabia will ride a four engine American air liner converted in Oakland into a plush personal transport. A king sized bed and an elevated rotating throne with 360 degree rotation will seat 18 and meet safety standards up to 10 G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Saudi Arabia
Transocean Air Lines
Oakland Calif
Transocean
Bradley Field
Conn
Two Injured In Traffic Accidents
Two midnight crashes sent two people to Valley View hospital. E. Q. Denton, 19, suffered scalp and facial lacerations after his car collided with Mrs. Ida Belle Collins near Sixth and Broadway. Collins had minor injuries and was released. Denton was improving Wednesday morning. police investigated with Patrolman Aubrey Mitchell and Captain Clinton Dame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valleyiew Hospital
Vanoss
Sixth
Broadway
E. Q. Denton
B. D. Denton
Crown Point Drive
Ida Belle Collins
East Eighth
Aubrey Mitchell
Clinton Dame
Perry Richardson
Rt. 2
Stratford
Farmer
Mitchell
McMahon Death Puts Senate Control in Doubt
The death of Sen. Brien McMahon of Connecticut tightens the Senate battle in 1952. Democrats hold a 49 to 46 edge with one vacancy and 35 seats up this fall. Republicans aim to net a 49 or better to gain control, while Democrats need 14 wins to retain a bare majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brien McMahon
Dconn
Senate
McMahon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
House
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Richard Nixon
California
John Sparkman
Alabama
East Central State Plans August Education Workshop Representation
Dr Lloyd Jeffrey professor of English and Ben L Morrison director of public relations will represent East Central State College at the National and Oklahoma Education Association workshop in Stillwater in August. Norman Mitchell county superintendent and Ray Stegall district association executive secretary also attend. The event focuses on education policy and law during legislative years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Jeffrey
Ben L. Morrison
East Central State College
Oklahoma_ Education Association
Stillwater
State Association
Norman Mitchell
Ray Stégall
Monkey Island to Center Zoo Here
The Ada Zoo site is moved to a lot across the road northwest of Wintersmith Lake lodge for better sewerage. Jaycee zoo committee chair Ben Todd appoints Dr A D Neal M M Red Norvill to work with George Toler and City Manager John Hammond on monkey island first and zoo layout. Parking will be north of the lodge with zoo entrance from the lot to keep cars off the main road. Remodeling of the lake lodge will coincide with zoo construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Zoo
Wintersmith Lake Lodge
Ben Todd
Jaycee Zoo Committee
A. D. Neal
M. M. “Red” Norvill
George Toler
John Hammond
Lake Lodge
Flying saucer sighting reported near Oklahoma town
Sid Eubanks a 50 year old Wichita salesman told police a huge flying saucer swooped low over U. S. Highway 81 near Bison and Waukomis Oklahoma. He described a yellow green to yellow brown streak about 400 feet long that reversed direction and vanished in seconds. He said the encounter nearly threw his car off the road and left him trembling at the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EMD
Okla
Sid Eubanks
Wichita
Kan
Vern Benell
Eubanks
U. S. Highway 8
Bison
Waukomis
Here
Atoka Schools Set to Open September 3
Atoka City schools will open September 3 with enrollment slated for August 26. All faculties are staffed except for one vocal music teacher. Remodeling is nearing completion at Mammae Johnson school, and a new gym is under construction there.
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ATOKA
Atoka City Schools
Mamie Johnson School
James Daniel Akin 79 Seminole real estate dealer dies
James Daniel Akin 79, a Seminole real estate dealer and former Allen resident, died at 3 45 am Tuesday in a Seminole hospital. Services set for 2 30 pm Thursday at the Assembly of God Church in Seminole with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. He had left Allen 21 years ago and was ill about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
James Daniel Akin
Seminole
Assembly of God Church of Seminole
Maple Grove Cemetery
Akin
Indian Ceremonial Opens With Eisenhower Visit
Gallup New Mexico hosts the annual inter tribal Indian ceremonial August 7 to 10 attracting thousands of tribesmen and tents across a 90 acre camp. Indians only participate in rodeos crafts dances and contests while Eisenhower attendance boosts crowds and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
N. M
New Mexico
Dwight D. Eisenhower
M. L. Woodard
Inter-Tribal Ceremonial Association
Pollution not dangerous to fish linked to water reaction
Pryor Oklahoma reports a professor from Oklahoma A and M college attributes Creek and Grand River pollution to a chemical reaction. Water samples show the pollution was not dangerous to fish or people.
East Central College to graduate 105 in ceremony
Dr. David MacFarlane president of State Teachers College Emporia Kansas will speak at the commencement tomorrow at ten in the college auditorium East Central will confer degrees on 105. Ada News honors go to the senior with the highest average and a junior prize is awarded likewise Richard Johnson Ada won the senior award Norma Wilson McAlester top junior. Dr MacFarlane born in Scotland educated in the United States renowned speaker Everyone welcome the air conditioned auditorium is not but well ventilated and comfortable Most seniors have jobs lined up W B Morrison dean notes some brides not seeking work Dr E H Nelson finishes thirtieth senior class as sponsor and longtime figure at East Central
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David MacFarlane
State Teachers College
Emporia
Kansas
East Central
Ada News
O’neal Jewelers
Richard Johnson
Ada
Norma Wilson
McAlester
MacFarlane
Scotland
United States
Charles F. Spencer
W. B. Morrison
E. H. Nelson
Oklahoma Sees Record Tourist Year Across State Parks
Oklahoma officials report a 27 percent rise in park visitors this year with June totaling 409 709 and Lake Texoma drawing 243 000 visitors over a four day Fourth of July weekend. Projected tourist spending reaches 130 million by August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Morton R. Harrison
State Planning and Resources Board
Harrison
Lake Texoma
Farouk Declares He Is Not Rich Man
Ex king Farouk told over 100 reporters on Capri that he has no fortune stashed abroad and will not announce a future residence. He said he is still envied by the very poor and mocked the officers who ousted him while remaining on the Italian isle.
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Isle OF Caprip
Egypt
Farouk
Nile
United States
England
Switzerland
France
Italy
Mohamed Naguib
One Square Inch of Land Sells for Fifty Dollars
Chester ton auctioned a single square inch of land beside the fire station for 50 dollars. Erwin Studtman, in the name of the Centennial Land River Harbor and Dry Dock Improvement Company, plans subdivision to aid the city centennial August 17 23. Dave Magnuson donated the land corner for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterton
Ind
Erwin Studtman
Centennial Land, River, Harbor and Dry Dock Improvement Company
Dave Magnuson
Greater Returns for Amount in Da S Want Ads
Classified notice highlights increased value for ad spend with more prominent placement and longer display time. It promises greater exposure for businesses and individuals seeking attention in the local paper section.
Local Visitors Weekend Roundup in Ada and Oklahoma City
Ada residents host a series of weekend visits with family and friends from San Angelo Shawnee and Chanute Air Force Base. Travelers include Jim Pamplin Vaughn and Jess Russell on business and leisure trips to Oklahoma City. Scroggin and Gonzales, stationed at Chanute and Brooks and Walker Air Force Bases, pass through en route to bases in Texas and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Scroggin
Ernest M. Gonzales
Chanute Air Force Base
Champaign
Ijl
S. R. Scroggin
Scroggin
Brooks Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Gonzales
Walker Air Force Base
New Mexico
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Socials Across Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs Brownie Welch and Juett Raulston from Oklahoma City visited R D Russell on Saturday. Ada and Davenport guests joined Edd Sharber and family on Sunday. Corpus Christi visitors stayed with John Phelps Friday night. Wolf and Ola Mae Welch visited Earl Sparks, and Mary Brewer spent the week with Floyd Downey in Oklahoma City. Bob Evans and Mary Evans were in Oklahoma City hospital Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Osborn
Corpus Christi, Texas
John Phelps
Leonard Welch
Ola Mae of
Wolf
Earl Sparks
Mary Brewer
Floyd Downey
Oklahoma City
Bob Evans
Mary Evans
St. Anthony Hospital
Mrs Alfred Robertson and Dickie Visit Walls in Oklahoma City
Mrs Alfred Robertson and Dickie are spending the week with Mr and Mrs James Wall and Larry of Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Robertson
Dickie
James Wall
Larry
Oklahoma City
Hirn Family Visits Mrs Williams In Seminole
Mr and Mrs George Hirn and Frankie spent Sunday in Seminole visiting Mrs Margaret Williams and Mr and Mrs Bill Klintworth of Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hirn
Frankie
Seminole
Margaret Williams
Bill Klintworth
Tulsa
Evans visit highlights Oklahoma City gathering
Mr. E. J. Evans visited Mrs. Mary Evans at St. Anthony in Oklahoma City on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Evans
Mrs
Mary Evans
St. Anthony
Oklahoma City Friay
Local Social Visits Across Seminole and Wewoka
Frankie visited Mrs. Margaret Williams of Seminole Thursday night. A 4-H Club meeting at Wewoka Friday drew attendees including Mrs. Jess Russell and other listed residents. Oklahoma City visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Flemming and children stopped by in Monday visits. Mrs. Minnie Martin of Sulphur visited Mrs. Alice Archer and Lima Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Russell
Elsie Bowles
Dick Griffin
Myrna Sue Evans
Alice Ann Russell
Bobbie Jo Bowles
Dixie Griffin
Wewoka
Ernest Flemming
Oklahoma
Minnie Martin
Alice Archer
Lima
Women Attend Farm and Home Week At Stillwater
Mrs. Jess Russell, Mrs. Dick Griffin and Mrs. W. L. Hailey left Tuesday morning to attend the Farm and Home Week at Stillwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Russell
Dick Griffin
W. L. Hailey
Stillwater
Slumber Party Hosted by Mrs Bill Travis for Intermediate Class
Mrs Bill Travis entertained the Intermediate Class of girls Friday night with a slumber party. Attendees included Jo Rains Shirley Clayton Yvonne Baker Bobbie Bowles Lola Mae Merrill Bobbie Merrill Diana Rigdon Alice Mae Rodden and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Travis
Jo Rains
Shirley Clayton
Yvonne Baker
Bobbie Bowles
Lola Mae Merrill
Bobbie Merrill
Diana Rigdon
Alice Mae Rodden
Ada Visit Notes and Local Trips
Mrs Eldrige Rodde and Mikie of Ada visited Mr and Mrs Roy Doolen Monday. Mrs Doolen and Janice returned home with them for a few days visit. Mr and Mrs Jim Ingram visited Mr and Mrs Ross Ingram of Asher Friday. Mrs L F Anders and Mrs Sam Anders and children made a business trip to Wewoka Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Ingram
Ross Ingram
Asher
L. F. Anders
Sam Anders
Wewoka
Guests at Robertson home entertain with Kansas visitors
Guests of Mr and Mrs H H Robertson and their children Wednesday evening at Kanawa Park included Lee Miller Billy Earlene and Gene of Bogue Kansas Leonard Miller of El Dorado Kansas Merle Harper of Allen George Hollingshead and Gary of Seminole and M Majors and Betty of Bowlegs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Robertson
Kanawa Park
Lee Miller
Billy
Earlene
Gene
Bogue
Kansas
Leonard Miller
el Dorado
Merle Harper
Allen
George Hollingshead
Gary
Seminole
M. Majors
Betty
Bowlegs
Odessa Atkinsons Attend Russell Supper Gathering
Mr and Mrs W W Atkinson Mrs B L Atkinson and Bennie of Odessa Texas Mr and Mrs J Atkinson were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Jess Russell Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Atkinson
B. L. Atkinson
Bennie
Odessa
Texas
J. Atkinson
Jess Russell
Mrs. B. L. Atkinson and Bonnie Visit Odessa Kin
Mrs. B L Atkinson and her daughter Bonnie of Odessa Texas are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W W Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Atkinson
Bonnie
Odessa, Texas
Mrs
W. W. Atkinson
Enix Resigns From East Central State College Faculty
Edwin Paul Enix, professor of instrumental music at East Central State College, resigned his position effective July 28. He joined the college in 1946 and leaves by his own accord. President Dr. Charles F. Spencer praised his work with the band orchestra classes and private instruction. Enix did not reveal his future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Paul Enix
East Central State Colege
Enix
Charles F. Spencer
Spencer Indihall
Jaycees Named to Ada Chamber National Affairs Panel
Ada Jaycees President Ballard Jr. announced Monday night two appointees to the Ada Chamber of Commerce national affairs committee Roland Descans and David Busby. The move starts a series placing Jaycees on senior chamber committees including retail industries water supply and fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie Ballard Jr
Ada Jaycees
Roland Descans
David Busby
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Ballard
Chamber of Commerce
Ken Nowels
Roy Lollar
Charles Spencer
A. W. Trice
Russell Smith
L. L. Leasure
Douglas Poe
Donald Groom
Ben Morrison
H. J. Huddleston
W. D. Little
Ray Northrip
Ernest Williamson
Rowe Bisbee
L. McArthur
Emil Wyatt
Lions Club Plans Big Konawa Picnic August Fifth
Konawa Oklahoma Lions Club schedules a community picnic at the city park on Tuesday August 5. Major General James C Styron former 45th Division commander will be principal speaker with Frank Streetman as emcee. Events include a $25 first prize Old Fiddlers contest and a husband calling contest. Merchandise valued at $15 from Peoples Store and manager Burwell M Bates prize for best entry. General Styron speaks at 7 30 p m with stands for snow cones and iced watermelon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
James C. Styron
Sasakwa
Frank Streetman
Peoples Store
Burwell M. Bates
General Styron
Bomb Raid Aims to Pressure Truce Talks in Korea
U S Fifth Air Force bomber command warned the raid would have a psychological impact on the Communists and was a calculated bid to prod stalled truce negotiations. Bombs saturated the plant area with leaflets warning civilians to stay away, with some 500 pound bombs possibly exploding hours or days later. Ground fighting near Yeonchon saw Allied infantry wrest an outpost from Chinese troops in heavy rain, while UN forces repelled an eastern front assault near the Nam River with 11 Reds killed mainly by artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Fifth Air Force Bomber Command
Air Force
Yeonchon
United Nations
Nam River
Korea
Athens merchants close for two day tax protest strike
In Athens Greece storekeepers shut shops for a two day strike protesting high taxes. Only meat bread and ice sellers remained open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
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Faye White
Warren B. Rice
Lawrence H. Green
Fred Andrews
Plaintiffs
E. Love
Board of County Commissioners
Clarence H. Green
P.V
Tennessee
Howard Rowland
Johnston Murray
Kimbrough
Marie Platt
TAL
By Edwin B. Harkinson
Monkey Island
City of
Atoka Schools
State Highway Department
Bureau of Public Roads
Woolcroo Museum
Bartlesville
Albaster Caves
Freedom
Avows
Vamposa News
Jim Pamplin
Vaughn
Edd Sharber
Joe Edd Sharber
San Angelo, Texas
J. D. Davis
Roy Doolen
Jack Sharber
Shawnee
Roy Holliman
Davenport
Joe Sharber
San Angelo
C of C
Mammoth
Gen. Styron
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