Notice of Land Sale and Sheriff Sale in Pontotoc County
Public notices warn of two sales in Ada Oklahoma. United States Marshal Granville T Norris will auction the described land at the county courthouse on June 16 1942 to satisfy a court order and appraisal of 1200 dollars. A separate sheriff sale at 10 am June 39 1942 in Pontotoc County clamps a 1 16th interest in minerals in Section 36 Township 5 North Range 4 East IB and M to satisfy a $2647.18 judgment plus costs and attorney fees for Phillip Boyle.
Notice of Sale of Land by United States Marshal Oklahoma
United States Marshal will sell for cash on June 16 1942 at 11 a m at the south front door of the Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma the southeast quarter of section 15 township 3 north range 4 east containing 169 acres appraised at 1200.09 by court appointed commissioners under a partition suit Civil Action No 807 Liesing Walton et al plaintiffs vs Mary Walker nee Scott et al defendants United States of America intervener the sale is subject to court confirmation and two thirds of the appraised value and will be conducted per an order of the Eastern District of Oklahoma District Court dated May 11 1942 signed by Granville T Norris United States Marshal Eastern District of Oklahoma by Allen W Stanfield Deputy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Eastern District of
Oklahoma
Neva Isaac Pen
Charley Billey
United States of America
SF 19
Pontotoc County
Ada
Granville T. Norris
United States
Allen W. Stanfield
District Court of the United States
Fastern District of
Pontotoc County Court House
District of Oklahoma
State of Oklahoma
Sele
District of
Erid Land
Liesjnry Walton
Mary Welker
Granville ,T. Norris
District Court of
Eastern Thatrict
Lankford Anoatahbby
Arch Pettigrew
Maxie Miller
Ada Lee Ternac
William Isaac, Jr
Will
Federal Building
U. S.S. Post Office
Pentotoc County
Teantotoce County
Worth
Fort Irv
Granville VT. Norris
Fastern Ydistrict
Allen W Stanfield
A. L. Emerick Reminionce
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Oklahoma
United States Marshal to sell at public auction all described land in Pontotoc County Oklahoma under a 1941 partition judgment. Sale set for June 22 1942 at 10 a.m. at the Ada Federal Building. Minimum bid two thirds of appraised value 1590.90 to be paid in cash.
Sheriff Sale Forecloses Ada Real Estate June 22 1942
Sheriff of Pontotoc County Oklahoma will auction the South 65 feet of Lot 1 Block 12 College Addition Ada at 1600 hours at the south front door of the courthouse. Sale pursuant to a judgment in district court case 17 389 with Home Federal Savings & Loan Association as plaintiff. Defendants include The Wiret National Bank of Stratford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Ada
Oklahoma
District Court of Ponrtotec
Home Federal Savings & Loan Association of Ada
Maintiff
Cora Cementer
Robert Fil Jer
Kaiser
Vrartatae
W. N. Hughes
Cuba to Spend 10 Million for Agriculture Diversification
Cuba plans a ten million dollar program to develop and diversify agriculture. Separate note mentions Richard Gatling, inventor of the Gatling gun, linked to his name.
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Cuba
Richard Gatling
Gatling Gun
Hearing Set on Final Report of Guardian for Isaac Burs
The State of Oklahoma establishes a hearing for the final report of L L Walker as guardian of Isaac Burs an incompetent. The hearing is set for June 29 1942 at 19 00 in the County Court room Ada Pontotoc County to allow objections in writing. Judge Hoyt Priskill presides with attorney F Green of Ada listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oklahoma
Isaac Burs
L L. Walker
Ecourt
Ada
Pontotoc County
Estate of Clarence West deceased creditors notice
In the matter of the estate of Clarence West deceased Marvy H West Administratrix notices creditors to present claims with vouchers to Mary H West at Ada Oklahoma within four months from the date of this notice or the claims will be barred. Dateline appears as Fourth day of March 1942 by Mary H West Administratrix Thompson Bray Attorneys for Administratrix.
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Pontotoc
Clarence West
Marvy H. West
Actic E
Cleime
Mary H. Weet
Ada
Oklahoma
Mana Th
Notice of County Property Resale in Pontotoc County
Pontotoc County Oklahoma will hold resale of parcels on July 3 1942 at 9 a.m. in the county courthouse. Bidders names on each parcel indicate bids around 80.00 for NW Sec 33 Two ON Range 4 Fart. terms subject to County Commissioners approval. buyers pay advertising costs plus bid amount. SAM DEW County Treasurer of Pontotoc County Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Sam Dew
Pantotoe County
Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Yimer Morean
Board of County Commissioners
Sam Dew
Pontnot County
Public notice of mortgage foreclosure in Ada Oklahoma
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma Home Owners Loan Corp sues Virgil Hurley Juanita Hurley W L Coleman Emma Coleman and R J Enochs defendants to answer by July 23 1942 or be foreclosed on Lot 9 Block 15 Original Town Ada for 1870 98 with 5 percent interest from Oct 16 1941 plus 187 09 attorney fees and costs and a receiver to take charge of the property with sale to satisfy the judgment and bar claims from redemption. Court Clerk Yella Redford Deputy B F Porinson attorney Warren B Rice Ada Oklahoma June 10 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil L. Hurley
Juanita Hurley
W. L. Coleman
Emma Coleman
R. J. Finochs
R. J. Enochs
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Ada
Puerto Rico Plans Large Scale Modern Fishing Industry
Puerto Rico outlines a plan to establish a modern large scale fishing industry. Officials discuss infrastructure, fleets, and markets to boost local fisheries and economic growth.
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Puerto Rico
Red Front Rises in Germany Hidden Rural Force
Washington reports War Production Board Chairman Nelson created a food requirements committee under Secretary Wickard to control civilian and military food production and allocation. The piece discusses an alleged Soviet backed Red Front revival inside Nazi Germany and its possible impact on the home front.
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York
Nazi Germany
Adolf Hitler
Red Front
Hitler
Germany
United Nations
Russia
Himmler
Gestapo
Washington
War Production Board
Donald M. Nelson
Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard
Red Organization
Worst Treatment Ahead For Czechs
In Bern on June 10 reports warn that after the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich Germany will escalate retribution against Czechoslovakia and other occupied nations. News from Berlin Prague Paris Amsterdam and Poland cites increased executions and collective punishments, including mass shootings and village clearances, as authorities retaliate for the attack.
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Bern
Switzeland
Reinhard Heydrich
Slovakia
Germany
Orous Colmie
Berni
Prague
Paris
Amsterdam
Poland
Yugoslavia
France
Noreata
Heydrich
Gestapo
Kargian
Bohemia
Moravia
Federal Judge Defies Interior Authority Over Barnett Estate
In Muskogee Judge Robert L. Williams ruled the interior department lacks jurisdiction over attorney fees in the Jackson Barnett estate. He overruled the attorney general’s motion to dismiss claimants’ fee applications and rejected a department proposal to have litigants file with the interior secretary. The estate, worth about 1.2 million, is held by the interior department for the 34 heirs, all but a few restricted Indians.
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Muskogee
Department of Interior
Jackson Barnett
Federal Circ
Robert L. Williams
Williams
Attorney General
Secretary of Interior
Charles N. Champion
Federal District Attorney
Effec
Federal District Court
Interior Department
Barnett
Two Torpedoings Reported Lately
The Pacific coast torpedoing of an American merchantman and a Norwegian ship sunk in the Atlantic raise wartime losses to 262 ships. Insurance losses hit 46.5 million in six months. The Pacific victim had 60 aboard. one crewman died, others survived. In the Atlantic, 30 of 47 crew and two passengers survived after a gun battle with the raider. 17 missing presumed lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Atlantic
American Institute of Marine Underwriters
T. Pacific
West Coast
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Navy
a_ west coast
East Port
New East Coast Gas Ration Plan Sets Tailored Coupons
East coast motorists will receive a basic A book with 48 four gallon coupons per year and a variable B or C book based on need under a proposed national model. Local ration boards will approve pools of four or more workers and verify necessity for supplemental allowances while S books and commercial vehicles get tailored allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joel Dean
CPA
Dean
Postwar townships and air power shape future America
Harvard architects Dr Walter Gropius and Dr Martin Wagner envision postwar America with 5 000 person townships along a highway network and cheap pre fabricated homes from 1800 dollars to relieve urban congestion. Britain’s air offensive in Europe accelerates pressure on Germany, with mass bombings cited as a potential second front and a warning on expected industrial destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carey
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Germany
America
Walter Gropius
Adolf Hitler
Martin Wagner
Berlin
Brain Operation on Infants Declared Successful in San Francisco
A delicate infant brain surgery to prevent burns on the skull was pronounced successful after nearly 20 years of waiting for final results. The operation removes thin strips of bone along skull sutures to increase brain capacity.
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San Francisco
Guido Smith Fish Leads To Unexpected Tire Catch
Guido Smith spends a day fishing and catches two fish and a tire, a quirky find matching the car’s size. The odd haul marks an unusual outing in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Guido Smith
Rotarians Hear Printing Troubles From Ada Printer
John Lamond, Ada printer and Rotary member, discussed wartime restrictions and challenges facing the printing trade in a classification talk at the Ada Rotary meeting. The club voted to join the Ada Kiwanis on Monday June 15 to hear Dr No-Young Park, guest lecturer from East Central College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lamond
Ada
Rotary Club
Ada Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Rotary
He Angles for Bids Mangum Boy Scout Tale
B H Squire offers a humorous plan for when his wife is away. He goes fishing then shares the catch with neighbors, hoping dinner invitations follow. The lighthearted sketch portrays small town social life and the rhythm of neighborhood hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangum
Okla
B. H. Squire
Uncle Sam Assures Dependents of Service Members
Congress approves a moderate pay scale for dependents of army and navy personnel. The House passed the general pay provisions, while the Senate raised the minimum monthly pay to 50 dollars effective June 1. The bill outlines Class A and B dependents with mandatory and optional allotments and allowances, affecting dependents up to the rank of line sergeant and third class petty officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sam
House
Senate
Army
Navy
Lyle H. Boren Hats Profiteers And Racketeers
A political notice praising Congressman Lyle H. Boren of Oklahoma for opposing profiteering and racketeering in war efforts. It cites his 1940 stance against war profiteers and his 1941 proposed bill H R 5148 restricting labor union officials, arguing his foresight aided national defense and wartime sacrifice.
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Lyle H. Boren
Oklahoma
Boren
America
Pearl Harbor
Congress
Singapore
Bataan
Corregidor
Java
Congressman Boren
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