Oklahoma District Court Legal Notices Listing Debtors and Heirs
Notice in the district court of Pontot County Oklahoma concerns heirs and executors of multiple estates including John Leader Frank Jones and Lucy Hemore. It requires responses by a specified date and includes requests to quiet title and determine heirs and distributions.
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District Court OF Pon Tot
State OF
Oklahoma
D. Wilcoxson
Rediva Wilcoxann
Dls
John
Roti Sa
Frank Jones
Frank Innet
State OF Oklahoma
Voknovr Heirs
Devicess
Trustesa
Amiens
Weil
Juan
Dies Tetition
District Court
Puntoc County
Mt Dary
Ruaby
Valley View
Southvaat
Henge
Baxt
Pontartoe County
John Lauder
Deerasud
Frank Joes
Deewmee
Frank Jones, Jr
Thia bin
Della Bedford
Sune Flem
Kerr, Lambert. & Roberts
Eytor
Roe EA
Pontot Co
Lucy
W. T Morton
Arminuiraner
Huey Aembie
Ada
Lucy Hemore
TOM _D
Third of Shelton Brothers Falls to Bullets in Ambush
Fairfield Alabama June 7 A hidden gunman killed Ray Shelton while he worked his Pond Creek bottom farm 12 miles southeast of Fairfield. Bullets struck him in the back and groin as he toppled from the tractor seat. Frank McKibben, a farm hand nearby, was shot at twice but not hit and helped explain the ambush scene near the Shelton farm.
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Fairfield
Ray Shelton
Rengeter
Ray
Pang
Kineia
Pond Creek
Frank McKibben
Shelton
McKibben
Shelton Brothers
Miinars
Carl
Bernie
Big Earl
Roy
Dalta
Cisne
Mies
Northyrest
Detlng
CST
Shotton
McRibben
Fiel
Fat Man Living in Two Counties Across Farm
Robert Earl Hughes, 24, claims to live in two counties as his father's farm straddles Pike and Brown counties. The Rushes home sits with the county line through the living room, making him describe his residence as in two counties. He weighs the fattest man in the world and wears clothes made to order. His chest measures 106 inches and his waist around 33 inches.
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Robert Earl Hughes
Hughest
U N Opposes Rearming of Western Germany
Secretary of State Acheson said the United States opposes rearmament of Western Germany as a means to bolster Western security. He noted Gen Omar Bradley did not advocate arming Germans and warned there is no magic solution to end the cold war. He urged progress against Russian expansion and emphasized the UN's role in foreign policy.
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Washington
Acheson
United States
Western
Germany
West
Omar Bradley
Bradley
Trygve Lie
Lie
United Nations
Moscow
U.S
Lig
Trumart
U.N
Russia
City Income Up With Month To Go In Fiscal Year
City finances show end of May general fund income at 3432.92 with May margin $1658.20, bringing 10 month total to 56371.56. Water income for 11 months up to 140056.68, main receipts from water rentals franchise tax and parking meters plus fines and fees. Municipal court May fines totaled 876 with 44 in fines collected. public drunkenness and traffic offenses drive the May activity.
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J. No King
General Fund
Municipal Court
Drankenness
Immora
Treckiess
Coal Mining Town Dawson Sold for Salvage
The year old New Mexico coal town of Dawson was sold today for salvage. Located in northeastern New Mexico, it was owned by Phelps-Codee Corporation and bought by National Iron and Metal Company of Phoenix. Economic changes led to the sale, with the town hall, school gymnasium, hospital, church and homes slated for rating. Most coal went to the Southern Pacific Railroad and conversion of 40 diesel locomotives had moved out.
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Phoenix
Ariz
New Mexico
Dawson
Phelps Codee Corporation
National Iron and Metal Company of
Samge
Samuel Shapiro
Phoenix Concern
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mixed Reactions in South to Supreme Court Rulings
Atlanta dispatch reports a mixed southern response to four Supreme Court rulings on segregation. The cases involve Texas law students admitted to an all white university, Oklahoma graduate students studying with whites, and railroads banning segregated dining cars. Reactions vary by state, with Georgia officials promising to defend white supremacy and others praising the steps toward educational equality, though officials caution on immediate impact and implementation.
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Erauney Dewey Weer
Supreme Court
University of Texas
University of Oklahoma
Georgia
Herman Talmadie
Negro O
Atlanta World
W. A. Fowlkes
Texas U
T. S. Painter
Heman Marion Sweatt
U. S. Supreme Court
Price Daniel
Daniel
George L-Cross
Oklahoma University
Thurmond
Truman
South Carolina
J. Strom Thurmond
Southern Negro University
Caltins
Georgis
Talmadge
Atlanta Constitution
Texas
Okfinhoms
South
Millard Caldwell
Board of ‘Control For Southern Regional Education
Texas Region Tornado Strikes Five Towns injuring Eight
A fast moving tornado torn through Kenny Klump Pattison Brookshire and Katy in southeast Texas on June 6. Eight people injured with five at Kenny and three at Klump as homes roofs and power lines damaged. Local Red Cross director reports injuries. no fatalities noted.
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Kenny
Tex
Texas
Klump
Pattison
Brookshire
Katy
Houston
L. F. Weige
Red Cross
Here
Ignatz Jameszewski
Senate Bill Expands Farm Price Support Funds
The Senate passed a bill authorizing an additional 2,000,090,000 for government support of farm prices, boosting the Commodity Credit Corporation capacity. If enacted, CCC could use up to 6.75 billion to bolster price supports on basic crops, returning to debate on import-related actions amid party splits and a 50 to 18 vote.
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Washington
Senate
House
Commodly Credit Corporation
CCC
Congress
CCE
Williams R-Bell
Truman signs $3.12 billion foreign aid bill for peace drive
President Truman signed a 3.12 billion dollar foreign aid authorization at the White House, backing five worldwide programs. The measure funds Marshall Plan efforts in Europe for a third year, plus technical aid, relief for Arab refugees, and UN child welfare programs, while urging private investment support in needy nations.
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House
Senate
Truman
E-R
Chatram Tom Connally
Senate Foreign Relations
John Kee
House Foreign Affairs
James P. Richards
Frances F. Bolton
Chas
Eaton
Sec. of State
Acheson
Washington
White House
Congress
Peac
Europe
United Nations
Three Counties Population Decline in OCR Fragment
Three Counties show a combined area with a population decline and unclear figures. The fragment notes counts like 3,682 and 33,735 with 939 or 905 differences and references places such as MUSHOGEE Oia and Wag er counties plus Noble Stewart. The text is garbled and incomplete.
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Mushogee
Oia
Dune
Secuovah
Adaz
Wager
Noble Stewart
Vernon resigns as REA manager after nine years of service
J D Vernon resigns as manager of the People's Electric Cooperative Ada effective Monday June 5 after nine years. The coop covers about 500 miles of line and 800 members at start, now has over 2000 miles and more than 600 members. It plans a major expansion adding lines and members, with a 1500 KVA substation underway west of Latta. The cooperative employs 35 plus staff and pays over 80000 dollars in payroll, aiding rural phone and dairy development in southeast Oklahoma communities.
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Vernon
People’s’ Electric Cooperative
Hag
Nes
Nes Voyaryg
Ional
Latta
Oklahoma
Ada
Nnat
Ada City Council Names Zoning Board Members And More
Ada city council appointed Luther Edge and Harry Lanegaard to the airport zoning board and E G Kandas with Homer W Peaty to serve on both the zoning board of adjustment and the airport board. Foster McSwain and W D Little Jr were named to the planning commission and zoning board. The council approved a large motor grader purchase and interior work for the airport administration building including walls tiling floors and lighting. Plans for rebuilding the Wintersmith Park clad House were approved with final budget to be set later. Orville Wood and Troy Tipton bid to operate a miniature railroad in Stenwood Park and the council asked the city attorney to review legality. The council also approved routine claims for disposal.
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Ada City Council
Luther
Edge
Harry Lanegaard
Airport Zoning Board
E G. Kandas
Hoimer W. Peaty
Zoning Board of
Ad‘justment
Airport Zod
Ng ‘Board of Adjustment
Foster McSwain
W. D. Little, Jr
Planning Commission and Zoning Board
Wintersmith Park
Orville Wood
Troy Tipton
Stenwood Park
Glenwood Swim Pool Set to Open Pending Weather
Glenwood prepares to open its large pool after repainting and safety upgrades. The old pool will not be used this year, funds directed to expand recreational facilities. Bob DeMoss will guard the pool and lead the Red Cross swimming course, with Mrs. Dale Weat and Mrs. C M Bundy managing bathhouse and wading pool respectively. Watch for an official opening date once weather settles.
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Glenwood
DeMoss
Bob DeMoss
Glenwood Poo
Red Cross
Dale Weat
C& M Bundy
U S Orders Slash Of Embassy Staff In Warsaw
The U S state department ordered a 50 percent cut in Warsaw embassy personnel. An attache said the move followed Polish government pressure and echoed actions taken by other Soviet satellites. About 30 total staff remain, including 18 with diplomatic rank. Eleven attaches' staff were expelled in April after microphones were found in Lt. Col. Levno's apartment last February.
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Warsaw
Poland
U S. State Department
Washington
State Department
Europe
U. S
Anthony Frank Levno
Judge Gambrel outwits robins with cheesecloth tent
In Kansas City in June, Judge Harry Gambrel after three years devised a cheesecloth tent to protect his cherry tree from robins. He spent 4.96 on the net and believes cherries worth about 219 dollars justify the effort. Robins now perch and squawk but the judge claims victory.
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Kansas City
Harry Gambrel
Gamerel
Jfua
Farm Youth Has Narrow Escape
Prague Oklahoma June 7 16 year old farm youth Jimmy Wallis fell from a tractor yesterday and a 22 caliber rifle he was carrying accidentally discharged the bullet pierced his head below his right arm and lodged in his right temple just outside the skull He was brought to Shawnee hospital treated for a severe concussion but not in critical condition Wallis and a friend were plowing and planned to go hunting afterward.
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Prague
Okla
Jimmy Wallis
Shawnee Hospital
Wallis
British factory smoking urged follow American smoke rules
An eight member product team from a British concern doubling industry urged British manufacturers to adopt U S style smoking controls after touring the United States They reported seeing mills with facilities where three workers could work at a time for smoke safety and compliance guidance.
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Manchester
Exland
Lie Denies U.N. China Seat Delay. Peace Plan Push
U.N. Secretary-General Lie demands the United Nations settle the Chinese representation dispute to enable world peace. He appeals in 22 languages and outlines a 10-point peace plan, pressing for seating Red China and return of Russia to meetings. He warns progress hinges on resolving the China issue before the September assembly.
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Truman
Russia
Josef Fahin
Save-The-U. N
Moscow
Lie
Sun
Security Council
Ily
China
Formosa
U. N
Jonly
United Nations
Republic of China
Pro Leopolders Edge in Belgian Election of Sunday
Belgiums Social Christian party claimed victory in parliamentary balloting with 107 seats in the lower house and strong Senate gains, aiming to end the regency and restore Leopold to the throne by July 1 amid potential socialist opposition and strikes. The election produced 34 of 106 Senate seats with projections of at least a slim Senate majority for pro Leopold partisans as joint session rules apply.
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Brussels
Belgium
The
Social Christian Party
Veateraay
Endvorsed Toftay
Id Jit
Ministry of the Interior
Senate
Prince Charles
Leopold
Social Christiana
Ministry of Interior
Sen Ate
Arene
Leopo! Socialist Party
Soci! Christians
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Tron-Metor Company
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Equal Facilities
Secrm
Kay
Atlanta
Southland
Twister
Ensieecg
de Ebervcal
Neere
ECA
Sellisaw
Stillwell and Wagoner
County
Sests
J. D. Vernon
REA
People’s Cooperative
Wey
Bulgari
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Robins
Charlien
Gambre
Jackson County
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