Sheriff Notices Of Sales In Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Multiple court ordered sales announced for Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Notices include lands in Ada and surrounding areas, foreclosure actions, and public auctions to satisfy judgments, with dates set in June and July 1938, listing defendants and attorneys.
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Ells McDaniel
Norice
J. G. Zeller
Tiff
Ella McDaniel
Pontotos County
Oklahoma
Lowill
Ada
Pontotoc County
Clyde Kaiser
Steritt
Fpottto
Toe County
Byrds
Mt. Jw
Mewerl
Tabor
Checotah
Thalntiff
Sun No
Sheiuff
Cavan
Sotich
District Court
Caung
Tebbie Johnson
Secetion Tech
Tevar
Pontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Cinda Walser
Pontotas Count
Claude Seurdivant
J. Roberts
Busby
Harrell
Doetrlet
Pontotee County
Marlo J. Davis
Ccenee Plaintlty
Francis QO. Myers
Sein
District Court of
Pontotos
Duke
Marie J. Davis
Feandy O. Myers
Wallace J. Myers
Narriett
Tate
Anid
Cy Ofada
Otter
Cinda Kalner
Bushs
Harrell & Trice
Ada News political candidates list for county and state offices
The Ada News prints candidate announcements for the Democratic primary across county and state offices. Names listed include HOYT DRISKILL for County Judge and SA N DEW TOMMY F FORD for County Treasurer plus W. W. STANFIELD as County Attorney and CLYDE KAISER for Sheriff. Also named are county commissioners, clerk, state representative Aubrey M Kerr and Fred McCabe, state senator Allen Go Nichols, Otto Strickland, and other district candidates.
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Otto Strickland Allen GO
Nichols Ajohn Bots
Mokmel Pil Entell le
OY Anle MW Boren
Camp Director Crowell to Lead Scout Camp at Hugo
Reverend G. C. Crowell, known as Jack Crowell, will direct the Boy Scout camp at Hugo. A former YMCA director in Richmond, he is praised as a skilled swimmer, wrestler, and instructor, with notable camp leadership in Virginia, Georgia, and North Carolina. Camp runs June 24 for three weeks with various fee options and aid for those unable to pay.
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Jack” Crowell
G. C. Crowell
Presbyterian Church
Hugo
Crowell
YMCA
Richmond
Southwest
Elis
Virginia
Georgia
North Carolina
Wapa
Nucka
Court of Honor
Ed Payne
T. J. McDonald
T. H. Henderson
Pallas Johnson
Tulsa youth pleads insanity to escape charge
Lucien Hammer, 15, appeared before Federal Judge Franklin E. Kennamer on a federal interstate auto theft charge. He pleaded guilty to theft but sought innocence on an escape-related count, citing temporary mental instability due to lacking a pineal gland. The judge sentenced him to four years at the National Boys Training School in Washington on the health charge.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tunes
Lucien Hammer
Franklin E. Kennamer
Hammer
Seanamer
Sennamer
Kennemer
National Boys Training School
Washington
Oklahoma City Tax Income Gains Reported
The Oklahoma tax commission announced fiscal year cumulative collections for the first 11 months rose 11 percent from the prior year. Total receipts reached 57,475,064 with a 295,721,200 gain over last year and income taxes totaling 5,258,844 at 23.73 percent.
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Oklahoma City
Tax Commission
Tax Collections Rise With Fuel and Vehicle Fees
Gasoline tax collections reached 14,043,064 dollars, up 7.19 percent, while gross production tax increased to 12,164,573 dollars by 2.6 percent. Motor vehicle license tax rose to 4,963,632 dollars, up 17.88 percent, and sales tax climbed to 5,654,079 dollars, up 6.55 percent.
Vanderbilt Heir Weds Sportswoman
New York date June 8 Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt heir to twenty million dollars and a leading racing figure wed Miss Manuela Hudson at the Sands Point estate of Mrs. Margaret Emerson. The marriage ends a romance begun at Santa Anita and followed through Pimlico and Belmont tracks.
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New York
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
America
Manuela ‘Hudson
San Francisco
Santa Anita Park
Pimlico
Belmont Tracks
Sands Point
Long Island
Margaret Emerson
Vanderbilt
Charles S. Howard
Santa Anita
Miss Hudson
George Hudson
Discovery
Emerson
Lusitania
Alfred
Grady Elected President At Volunteer Fire Hall
In Laurelton New Jersey Tugh Grady faced a delayed balloting process as the fire company held an informal election. Minutes dragged but Grady acted alone and the crowd gathered when the siren sounded signaling the end of voting. Police questioned two suspects in North Little Rock Arkansas following a related incident.
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Laurelton
N. J
Volunteer Fire Company
Tugh Grady
Grady
Pines
North Little Rock
Ark
Wounding and Robbery Target Local Church Leader
Rev. O Sherman, a negro presiding elder of the African Methodist Episcopal church, was wounded in the jaw during a night robbery that yielded 2319 dollars. The attack followed a Shorter College trustees meeting, with Grederic named as custodian of campaign funds for next year.
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O. Sherman
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Sherman
Shorter College
Grederic
Oil Industry Righting Itself in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City on June 8, Art L. Walker, secretary of the Interstate Oil Compact Commission, said the rich petroleum industry is recovering from recession through cooperation across divisions and with state regulatory commissions. He projected continued curtailments could stabilize production and price within 30 days, citing May and January figures and storage drops as evidence of improved balance.
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Oklahoma’ City
UPL
Art L. Walker
Interstate Oil Compact Commisson
Walker
Two Women to Try Dangerous River Passage
Green River Utah June 8 two University of Michigan botanists Rizada Clover 40 and Lois Jotter 25 plan a scientific river expedition from Green River to Boulder Dam. They will ride the tumultuous Solarado in two open boats with five men seeking a safer path. Earlier a similar attempt by Mrs Glenn ER Myde ended with no trace, prompting caution.
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Green
River
Utah
University of Michigan
Solarado River
Greenriver
Boulder Dam
Rizada Clover
Michigan
Lois Jotter
University
Glenn ER. Myde
Hansen
Idaho
Roosevelt seeks $50,000 to fund kidnap search
President Roosevelt asks Congress to appropriate 50000 dollars in the deficiency bill for the search for James Bailey Cash a five year old abducted from Princeton Florida on May 28. His father paid 10000 dollars ransom but the child was not returned.
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Wallington
Roosevelt
Congress
James Bailey Cash
Senate
Cash
Princeton
Fla
Two Largest American Airplanes Make First Flights
In a landmark aviation event two of the world’s largest American airliners flew for the first time within hours of each other. The Boeing flying boat Atlantic Clipper tested in Seattle carried up to 72 passengers, while the Douglas landplane, with 200 mph potential, lifted from Cloverfield field in Los Angeles with 26,000 spectators watching a 76 minute test.
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Associated Pear Aviation Bétteir
Santa Monica
Calif
Kipling
Wright
Kitty Hawk
Seattle
Clayer Field
Eddie Allen
Jandon
New York
Pacific
Carl Cover
Harrisburg
Boeing
Douglas
Cloverfield
Los Angeles
Prinicipal
Washington Notes on SEC Bonds and Living Costs
Washington, D. C. June 8 (NEA) reports SEC hardening stance on German bond issues and demands full disclosure of German debts. It also notes higher living costs in Washington, compares city maintenance expenses, and mentions Roosevelt photo-ops and Hugo Black praise from Dr. Walton Hamilton.
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Ada News Washingtar
Washington, D. C
NEA
Germany
Czechoslovakia
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SEC
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Hugo
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Black
New Republic
Harnee Ilion
Reater
Ada News
Congress approves euthanizing worn-out government horses
Washington June 6 The Senate passed a bill directing that government horses and mules no longer fit for service be destroyed or sent to pasture. The measure now goes to the White House for signing.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
White House
Seevier
Dim Lights At 500 Feet From Approaching Car
Oklahoma patrol notes govern dimming headlights at 500 feet when meeting oncoming traffic. Four civil suits in Oklahoma seek over 75 000 dollars each for accidents blamed on failing to dim lights. Also states bus speed limit and school traffic instruction facts included from questions and answers. A Washington item reports a House committee planning a broad inquiry into Un-American Activities with Rep Dies leading the panel.
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California
Connecticut
New York
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Washington
House
United States
Dies
D-Tex
Lions Elect Governors at Oklahoma Lions Convention
Oklahoma Lions closed their annual convention in Bartlesville naming Chickasha for the 1939 gathering and electing W. L Lynhard of Muskogee as governor of the Eastern district and J. Paris of Ponca City as governor of the Western district. Sedd in Petitions OKLAHOMA CITY, June 7, Two initiative petitions for old age pensions failed to gather enough signatures. One would fund pensions with a severance tax on natural resources, needing 60,000 signatures, the other would require 122,461 names for a constitutional amendment. Would Remove Mayor LAND SPRINGS, June 8% Dismissed, Mayor Snow faces removal after the city commission ousted Police Chief Sims for insubordination. Sims had suspended Snow last month. Handicap PITTSBURGH-Joseph Pirakowsky, armless Johnstown youth, earned a Bachelor of Science at the University of Pittsburgh by writing with a pencil clenched in his teeth.
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Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Sedd
Oklahoma City
J. Fox
Oklahoma Association For
Land ‘Springs
W. E. Sims
S. H. Snow
City Commission
Snow
Sims
Pittsburgh
Joseph Pirakowsky
Johnstown
University of Pittsburgh
Pirakowsky
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Eaxtern District of Oklahoma
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