Public Legal Notice of Estate Title Proceedings in Pantaca County
Heirs executors and unknown heirs are notified of a legal action in Pantaka County Oklahoma to quiet title in the heirs of King Blue, deceased. The case names Ciacci, Dolly Larida, and others as plaintiffs seeking to establish fee simple title and remove cloud on the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section Thirty-nine, Township West, Range, and related parcels. The notice lists defendants and directs appearance by the specified dates and parties along with clerk and filing details.
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Galanoma
Adriniairaiars
Immerfete
Kink Blue
Derrenaad
Wevivess
Ithalers
Emote
King Blur
Neid Defendanta
Pantalac
Piilaiti
Etaur Ciacci
Ad Hinsdée
Dolly Larida
Pimntifts
Byccraiot
Ana Bakiaan
Wits
Senate Tackles North Atlantic Pact and Wheat Agreement
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee debated the North Atlantic pact and the international wheat agreement. Chairman Connally urged fast committee approval and a clear report on the treaty’s scope while stressing the pact requires a two thirds Senate vote for binding effect. The wheat accord, set for ratification by July, would see five wheat selling nations and five buying nations cooperate to trade 453 million bushels annually for four years at price bounds between $1.80 and $1.20 per bushel.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
D.-Tex
Committee Fogestier
Senate
North Atlantic
Walking
Utah
Donnell
Congress
United States
Russia
Acuentina
Iatlah
Talk of Cutting Federal Spending Is SHH Going On
Washington budget talk heats up as Senate Appropriations Chairman McKellar discusses possible cuts. Senators Johnson and McLellan offer cautious optimism while administration sources forecast higher outlays in the new fiscal year beginning July 1, 1984. Budget items such as veterans benefits interest on the national debt and other obligations loom as sensitive areas.
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Washington
McKellar
D-Tenn
Senate Appropriations
Sayer
Sdrwin C. Johnson
D-Cols
McLellan
D+! Ark
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Mame
McCallar
Senate
McGlellan
Truman
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McClellan
Two Admit Theft Of U S Checks In Missouri Case
Dost Johnson 48 of Caraway and Dine Jean Killinan admitted thefts of 17 government and state checks and money orders in Missouri. Post office and Secret Service agents had pursued the pair for months. Checks cashed ranged from 13.87 welfare payments to 199 pension funds at St Louis and towns in southeast Missouri. They faced forgery charges after a U S commissioner hearing and were released on bond.
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Lehoran Johnson
Caraway
Dine Jean Killinan
Stias
Dixie Johnson
St. Louis
Bill Young
Post Office
U. S. Secret Service
Gideon and
Hornersville
Leadville
Monee and
Bhick Oak
Firs- Ata
U.S
Jonesboro
Mar Wal
Vishinsky Offers Little to Germany at Paris Conference
At the four power Paris talks the possible accord narrows to reviving trade between East and Western Europe. Vishinsky offers only a return to four power control and a troop pullback, with Germany seeking self government and a stand against further occupation. Allies push for Eastern zone restoration and end to occupation, signaling a German nationalist appeal and a path to curb Soviet influence through trade.
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Egsterg
Europe
Russia
Germany
Vishinsky
Potsdam
Russie
France
Thalys
Berlin
Geneva
Pohengem
Ames
East End
Mystery over East German constitutional move slows unification
Berlin May 31 East German communists offered a vague, draft style constitution for a new peoples council claiming to speak for all. Prof Hermann Kastner warned no firm timetable exists for applying the east constitution amid four power control and Western moves toward a separate West German state.
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Daniel PE Luce
Berlin
Hermann Kastner
People's Counci
Orgiqnimin
Paris
Germany
People's Compress
People's Council
Russia
West Germany
Kastner
Lad Continues to Stave Off Death
Vernon Texas May 31 ten year old Donnie Woodward remains in critical condition after severe burns cover about seventy percent of his body. doctors had warned he might not survive, yet he fights for life two days after the blaze caused by a bucket of gasoline spilled during weeding.
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Vernon
Tex
Donnie Woodward
Methodists Meet For Joint Session In Tulsa Oklahoma
Methodists from across Oklahoma gathered in Tulsa for a joint session of the east and west conferences marking the 10th anniversary of their post civil war reunion. Bishop W Angie Smith of the New Mexico Oklahoma area will preside at tonight’s opening service followed by communion led by 19 superintendents. Business sessions begin tomorrow with pastor assignments announced Sunday.
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W. Angie Smith
New Mexico Oklahoma
C. €. Selecman
Dallas
Tex
Smith
Bishop Smith
Delay for Man On Way to Wife in Critical Condition
A navy chief petty officer, William a. Kopytho, aboard a Mlars, faced engine trouble and bad weather two hours from Blonaluly while en route to his critically ill wife Marion, 30, at General Hospital in Los Angeles. The 5,000 mile journey from New York was near its final leg when the flight from Boston to San Francisco was cut and rescheduled. officials said it was not definite when the plane would resume.
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Los Angeles
Navy
William A. Kopytho
Wee
Marion
General Hospital
Repyrke
San Francisco
Ada Mirror- reading devices aid a disabled man
A resident of Ada who has been bedfast for two years uses a ceiling mounted projector to read. The device, built by Argus Inc on a non profit basis, displays pages on the ceiling and brings him joy through stories and pictures. He lives with nephew Tom Abwood and sister Bessie Atwood nearby.
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Cooper
Homer
Lowa
Tom Abwood
Bessie Atwood
East Ninth
Argus Inc
Lions International
Pat Hurley Visits Coalgate Miners and Locals
Pat Hurley, former coal miner turned political figure and secretary of war, visited Coalgate and spoke at noon before Mr and Mrs Arvad Hudson and others. Attendees included former mine colleagues and Ada residents. Hurley described travels, meetings with Stalin, and his role as personal representative for President Roosevelt.
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Patrick
Pat" Hurley
Coalgate
Arvacd Hudson
Othare
Tere O'Harr
Burley
Lewis Dutteh
Joe Bell
Mitchardi
Bell
Lillian Briggs
Anna McLaughlin
Ada
B. MacArthur
Pat Hurley
Stalin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bob Nester the Fearless U S Marshal of Indian Territory
A reminiscence recalls Bob Nester known as Bob, a fearless U S Marshal who hunted outlaws across the border states into Indian Territory. He rode long trails on a small sorrel and wore crude hearing aids, earning fear and respect among crooks and lawmen alike. The piece warns against bad company and notes whiskey bootlegging by border alcohol traders. Oklahoma City traffic deaths ranking cited in a separate note.
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Indian Territory
U. S
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Robert Nester
Bob
Bob Nester
Cirminals
Comppany
BOB _MESTER
Parker
Ada Considers Spraying DDT For Mosquito Control
City Manager James Pitt says council will review Ada’s plans to spray with DDT again this year after college advisories warn against use. Tests show after one year survivors may gain immunity to the pesticide, affecting offspring. A county decision is expected at next week’s meeting. Grants and timing for Glenwood swimming pool noted.
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Ada
James Pitt
Courtcil
Flint
Ne Hack
BE. College
Several Reasons for Socialist Losses in British Elections
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Dewite Mackenzie surveys drastic British county council losses by conservatives. He cites heavy taxation on the landed gentry, death duties, and the eroding of private initiative as factors, noting income tax drops after wartime levels and a shrinking pool of high earners. The piece highlights Mountbatten and other aristocrats facing financial squeeze amid rising public duties.
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Britging
Ballos
England
Troy
Britain
Stafford Cripps
Commons
Burke's Peerage
Three Escape By Neat Trick In Arkansas Jail Break
Three inmates escaped from the Miller county jail in Texarkana by tunneling through floor and walls and using improvised rope to reach the courthouse roof and lawn. Sheriff W. Davis led the manhunt for Sherman Godwin 38 of Shreveport La Lorne William Punnell 22 a Canadian and Donald Keiper of Murfreesboro Ark on state and federal charges. The escape occurred between midnight and early today as roadblocks were set across southwest Arkansas and east Texas. seizing the Red Cross office and courthouse roof helped the trio flee, with officers from federal Arkansas and Texas pursuing them.
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Texas
W. ¥. Davis
Sherman Godwin
Shreveport
Lorne William Punnell
Donald Keip
Murfreestore
Ark
County
County Red Cross
Federal
Arkamsax
Aiea
Weekend Accident Toll Rises Fast
Weekend traffic toll climbs toward Memorial Day total as 210 deaths are reported by the National Safety Council. Traff ic mishaps account for 150 fatalities with drownings and other accidents totaling 87. An estimated 20,000,000 cars were on highways during the long weekend. States listed include Oklahoma with several fatalities.
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Na~ Hiorell Safety Council
Chaffie
Oklahoma
Third Convicted In Guam Slaying
Guam report: Sgt Robert W Burns of Spokane Wash convicted by air force court martial of raping and murdering Ruth Farnsworth in December. He was sentenced to death, the third of three defendants to face the death penalty. trial held in closed session.
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Robert W. Burns
Sisying
Ruth Farnsworth
Burns
San Francisco
Air Force
Negroca
Pvt
Calvi Dennis
Frederick, Mé
Merritt JD
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Calvert
Seguin
Tex
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