Notice of Final Account and Probate Hearing in Estate
In the matter of the estate of Lucy Bemore deceased the county court will hear the administrator Melton on final account and petition for distribution and discharge on June 2 at 10:00 A M in the county court room. Persons interested may appear and show cause why the account should not be approved and the estate discharged. May 31 1909. Judge McKrown seal.
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Melton
Lucey Bemore
Thurway
Ada
Lucy
Walt
Seale
Mekriown
Welch Denounces Waste of Funds By Legislature
Welch, a Union Valley resident, seeks Place No 2 in the Pontotoc county legislature. He condemns special legislation and high prices, pledging to study bills and oppose tax increases while cutting salaries deemed excessive and stopping government waste. He emphasizes funding teachers and students while reducing payrolls and repealing unnecessary laws.
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Welch
Union Valley
Pontotoc County
John
Mary
Mr. Welch
Meeting Cancelled In Indian Meet and Maytubby Washington Visit
An Indian meeting set for Monday June 4 is canceled due to conflicts with other engagements. The Chickasha Choctaw session is rescheduled for a later date and Governor Floyd Maytubby will speak on development during his Washington trip.
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Floyd Maytubby
Washington, B.C
Oklahoma VY F W Convention Near Tulsa
The Oklahoma VFW convention nears Tulsa with the Quinhoma encampment gathering veterans of foreign wars for three days starting Friday. A distinguished panel announced by Jess Larson includes Frank Helton, LE Lot] Jey, and A. Al Wilder, while Raymen Tasmas of Tulsa presides over the closing session and officer elections.
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Tulsa
Okla
Quinhoma
Veterans of Forenza
Jess Larson
Hor
Pew
Cla
Washimator
Frank Helton
Agtnnale FW
LE Lot] Jey
A. al Wilder
Missouri Department
Siste
Raymen Tasmas
Imani
Acheson Returns Encouraged By NATO Progress
Secretary of State Dean Acheson returned from talks in London and said he is encouraged by progress in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and in discussions with foreign ministers. He will brief President Truman and Congress next week on his mission. The State Department reported the Czech government was told to close its New York consulate and the U.S. will shrink its Bratislava staff, while Berlin watches a potential Whitsuntide rally. Soviet officials in Tokyo were replaced by junior officers, prompting Western puzzlement.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
London
Truman
Acheson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Congress
United States
State Department
Czechoslovaka
New York
Bratislava
Eaech
Berlin
Whitsuntide
Tokyo
Crime Gambling Probe Expands as Senators Press Investigations
Senators McFarland Kefauver and Wiley announced new fronts in the crime and gambling inquiry. They cited possible perjury charges against Frank Erickson and Frank Costello, hinted secret hearings, and alleged external pressures from city organizations seeking to block the probe. The inquiries focus on underworld links and efforts to curb interstate racing information shares.
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Washington
McFarland
D-Apiz
U. S
Morria Fay
Frank Erickson
Frank Costello
New York
Beore McFarland
Senate
Commerce
Erickson and
Castella
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Mint
Arcong
Florida
al Capone
Wiley ¢R-Wis
Checker Tourney at Sulphur Planned in Platt Park
The annual checker tournament, to be held in Platt National Park this August, will offer tripled prizes for classes A and B. Entrants from any state may enter. J H Hutchin leads the event. The slogan "SO in 1980 he" is adopted. Past champions include J H Hutchin, George Shaddin, Gale Rexrade, Vinson Stamphil, and Ed Leister with several others named.
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Platt National Park
J. H. Hutchin
Hutchin
George Shaddin
Gale Rexrade
Vinson Stamphil
Loft
John Leister
Ed Leister
George Shaddux
J. HE. Burching
Iwan Cromer
Ivan Cromer
Ba Laiguer
TSHR
Eugene Frazier
Beware itinerant garden help harms plants and soil
A reader warns about roaming gardeners who prune, fertilize poorly and misuse lime. Posts advise testing soil, avoiding lime on most crops, and using proper fertilizer. Guidance covers soil testing, lime application, plant selection like Kenilworth Ivy, and border renewal through division. Henry Pree notes he answers top questions each column.
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Quiszing
Henry Pree
Million Dollar Road Project Opens in Atoka Bryan Counties
Oklahoma City May 27. A 1 048 million dollar U S Highway 62 improvement in Atoka and adjoining Bryan counties opened for traffic. The route extends 11 612 miles of concrete paving from south of Tushkopicka to Caddo. The new road features seven steel bridges, reduced curves, and enhanced flood clearance, replacing the old line east of the M K T tracks. State Highway Director H E Bailey announced the completion after gravel shoulders were finished and the last sub standard section was eliminated.
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Oklahoma City
Atoka County
Bryan County
H. E. Bailey
Tushke
Picka County
Caddo
Roger Earl
Missouri Tire
Texas Line
Bailey
Rainbow Division Reunion Scheduled in CULSA Oklahoma
A Rainbow Division reunion for the 42nd is planned in Tulsa Oklahoma May 27 4 weekend. Veterans from Kansas Missouri and Arkansas are expected to attend along with Homer W Gardner of Des Moines who will deliver the principal address. The division was formed in 1917 by Gen Douglas MacArthur and reactivated in 1942.
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Culsa
Ohla
Army G. L's
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Homer W. Gardner
Des Moines
Will Nake
Addres
National Association
Douglas MacArthur
Estie P Henson Receives Air Force Reserve Promotion
Estie P. Henson, a local officer, is promoted from major to lieutenant in the U S Air Forces Reserve. He is a Renton native and former private flier who served overseas in the European theater with a bomber command during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estie P. Henson
Leutenant Ceiores
U. S. Air Forces Reserve
Renton
United Sates
Dear Sir Critique Over Hospital Treatment of Dallas Family
A clipping claimed Dallas four were not treated at a hospital. The medical staff describe prompt care: Mrs Dickson and three children received emergency attention, sutures for wounds, tetanus vaccinations, a baby formula, and a fractured leg diagnosed. Ambulance transfer to Seminole with family permission was arranged.
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Dallas
Bonham, Texas
E. A. Dicksom
Medical & Surgical Hospital
Grand Jury Acts Against Erickson
New York county grand jury returned a 60 count information against Frank Erickson a gambler who testified he earned about 100000 a year from gambling enterprises He is charged with conspiracy and bookmaking The information covers 1930 to 1950 and names Harry Richards as a co conspirator but not a defendant Richards is held as a major witness on 100000 bail.
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New York
Frank Erickson
Senate
Insmnt
Frank S. Hegan
Hogan
Harry Richards
Richards
Iterzal Witnese
West German border unrest as 200 try to cross
Swarms of West German police rushed to border points as 20 000 East Berlin demonstrators head home after Whitsun protests. At Helmstedt 600 communists breached the border before submitting at the railway station. Luebeck law enforcement faces 7 000 squatters and clashes with police as 2 000 to 3 000 officers guard the border. East zone police aid blueshirts with food while West German crowds jeer and protest.
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Helmstedt
Germany
East Berlin
Luebeck
Pritish Zone
Schleswig- Holstein
Berlin
Stalin
East Zone
ADN
Wilhelm Boeckler
Mecklenburg
Schleswig-Holstein
Ft Hof
Plans Move Along For Red Cross Swimming Program
Red Cross aims to run a two-term summer swim program with four week sessions. Rob DeMoss directs as two four week terms offer attendance options and both terms may be joined. Five full time staff lead beginner to senior lifesaving with additional instructors. Four local staff attend the National Aquatic School in Texas for training.
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Red Cross
Rob DeMoss
Red Cross National Aquatic School
Camp Fern
Marstall
Tex
Bob DeMoss
Mort Comer
Roy Franklin
Leo Dirtemore
AM Four
Cquity
DeMoss
Hest
Glenwood Pool
Comer
Frankiire
Aram
T Country Club
Dittemere
Rye
Country Club
Cere
Speedy Trial For Japs In Tokyo Attack
Eight Japanese accused of attacking American soldiers at a Communist rally in Tokyo faced a recessed trial that resumed after midnight. Prosecution reviewed motion pictures of the plaza assault as guards manned entrances and demonstrators urged public access and immediate releases. If convicted, the defendants could receive up to ten years in prison and fines up to 204 dollars each.
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Tokyo
Imperial Plaza
Schoed
Ith
Dowtown
MacArthur
Msj
Charles A. Willoughby
Japan
Communist Party
Berlin
Roy Art
Eiichi Tanaka
Bookcases and Small Cabinets For More Kitchen Space
If pantry space is tight, use an unpainted bookcase painted to match kitchen decor. Paint shelves light, outside dark, line with cabinet paper, and store cans and jars. Consider two small cabinets to clear space after meals or store prepared foods for easy access. Add graduate shelves in a laundry closet and door hooks for small items.
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Sue Gardner
Kovan
Army Recruiting Notice Mentions Yankee Game Details
Fragmentary OCR notes reference recruiting sergeant William J.Donaldson and a Yankees game against St. Louis at the Yankee Stadium. The garbled text lists numbers and a name at the bottom, likely indicating a roster or sale. The readable elements point to a military recruitment snippet tied to a baseball event.
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Newars WN. I
Damon
XN. J
William J. Donaldson
Wodey
Cnx
St. Loui
Denndsone
Deis York- Bare
Charles Carmack Named East Central's Most Useful Student
Charles Carmack of Guthrie was chosen as the 1950 most useful student at East Central State College and received the S Q Award at May 25 commencement. He is active in Student Council, Who's Who, biology, and the Oklahoma Academy of Science. plans include a plaque dedication in the Administration building.
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Charles Carmack
E.C
Ada
Guthrie
East Central State College
S & Q Clothiers
Stuent
Vie
Charles
Biology Club
Te College
Oklahoma Academy of Science
State Academy
Enid
Guthrie High School
Medical Department
United States Navy
Exist Central
Razer Blank
Carmack
Conche
This Week Winding Up Census Call If You're Uncounted
Ada residents are urged to re check census participation as the 1950 count winds up. Families missed by tabulators can still be added to Ada and Fontotoc county rolls for the next ten years and should call Tel 453 for follow up.
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Ada
Fontotoc
Marriages Reported In Three Oklahoma Couples
Richard Robinson aged 23 of Okishawa City wed Juanita Sailers 18 of Oklahoma City. H O Harbeson 13 of Allen married Dora Howe 16 of Allen. George A Erwin 12 of Ada wed Mrs Susie Hair 68 of Ada.
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Richard Robinson
Okishawa City
Juanita Sailers
Oklahoma City
Allen
Dora Howe
George A. Erwin
Ada
Susie Hair
Mother of National Flag Day dies at 75 in Manhattan
Laura B. Prisk known as the mother of National Flag Day died of heart disease at her Manhattan home. The New York resident urged making June 14 a national holiday. Survived by husband Enos J. Blur and two daughters.
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New York
Laura B. Prisk
Davy
Manhattan
Pennsylvania
Enos J. Blur
Entra Smith
Gardeners Have Difficulty With Weather
Weekend gardeners battle unpredictable spring weather while tending crops and ornamental greens. The article highlights lettuce varieties, including oak leaf and Bibb, plus spinach and beet greens. it also shares two recipes Wilted Lettuce with Scallions and Beet Greens with Sour Cream, with steps and yields.
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Louisiana
Battery Weekends On Firing Range Ardmore
Heavy rains could not dampen the morale of HQ Btry 172d Field Artillery at Ardmore as 65 enlisted men and eight officers trained on the mine and pistol range. They traveled by truck, endured a Sunday downpour, and learned the value of trenching tents. The highlight was the field kitchen food, especially pork chops and chicken fried steak, prepared by Mess Sgt. Ted Creager and his team for the new recruits.
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Field Artillery
Ardmore
Ted Creager
Mens
Andrews Announces New Partner After Birth of Son
Philip W. Andrews added a new partner in his electrical appliance business after the birth of his first child with Mrs. Andrews. A sign reading Its A Boy Phil Andrews & Son appeared in the shop before closing for the day. The note suggests future family involvement in the business.
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Philadelphia
Philip W. Andrews
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Atoka-Bryan Counties
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Ada, Okla
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