Notice by Publication in Parker v Brown land dispute Pontotoc County
In Pontotoc County District Court Oklahoma the heirs and unknown heirs of Houston Brown are sued in a partition action against O L Parker. Defendants must answer by July 6 1945 or the petition will be treated as confessed. The case seeks ownership partition of lands in Section 17 and 16 Township 4 North Range East containing about 110 acres and bars future claims by heirs and devisees. WITNESS my hand and the seal May 22.
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Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Oo. L. Parker
Annie Isabelle Brown
Immotichey
Houston Brown
O. L. Parker
Oklahoma
District Court OF See
Roe County
State OF Homa Valeta
Evomen
Irs
J. E. Stallings
Valera Hileman
Towit
Daggs
Ada
Della Bedford
Jewell Ford
Kerr, Lambert & Conn
District Court OF
H. C. Guinn
A. J. Guinn
A. J. Gwinn
Notice of Sale In Launa S. Davis Estate Pontotoc OK
Pontotoc County Oklahoma County Court to sell at public sale the estate of Launa S. Davis deceased. Administratrix Ma Odell will sell June 30 1945 at 10 AM at the south front door of Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma. Sale is subject to court confirmation and cash payment on confirmation. The property includes surface rights and a one half mineral interest in Northwest quarter Section 2 Township 4 North Range 8 East. Kerr Lambert Conn attorneys for administratrix.
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Pontotoc County
State OF
Oklahoma
Florence Givens
Bernadine Taylor
W. W. Stanfield
American Building
Ada
State OF Oklahoma
Launa S. Davis
County of
Pontotoc
Launa
Davis
Towit
MA Odell
Kerr, Lambert & Conn
Administratrix
Terry Haney
Court House
Sandy Creek
Millard Ford
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Ouarter
Lucile Haney
Guardian
Notice to Sell County Property in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
County Treasurer Sam Dew will auction in Ada on July 7 1945 at 9 a m multiple Pontotoc County acquired lands with separate bids listed by bidder and amount. sale subject to Board approval. purchasers pay all advertising costs. Also guardian Lucile Haney will sell specific Pontotoc real estate June 30 1945 with court approval and cash on delivery. parcels include undivided mineral interests in large sections and Lots 1 2 7 8 9 10 in various townships.
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Zam Dew
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ada City
H. C. Maxwell
Board of County Commissioners
Sam Dew
Pofftotec County
Rezale
Ross City
W. S. Smith
Sam D
J. Sam Dew
Hird
S. H. Mount
T. Sam Dew
Coun Okis
Paorsteteer
Pontotoc
Maxwell
Homer Stilwell
Orig. Add
Allen City
T. C. Shattuck
Francis City
Glen Phillips
Roff City
Gladys Tingle
TD. A. Crumley
Notice of Tax Sale by Pontotoc County Treasurer
I Sam Dew County Treasurer will on July 7, 1945 at 9:00 am at the Courthouse sell the described lots in Allen City Sunset Addition. The bid for Lots 4-6 Block 8&8 is $25.90 by TD A Crumley.
Prices in China triple since 1944, Chungking index climbs
Cabinet spokesman P. H. Chang said retail prices in China have more than tripled since late 1944. He reported Chungking’s price index end May at 1 435 times the 1937 level, with December’s index at 445 times the wartime baseline.
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Chungking
P. H. Chang
China
Reverend Sunkler to Lead Boulevard Christian Church
Rev Laurence C Sunkler of Enid will become pastor of Boulevard Christian Church on August 1. He succeeds Rev W R Simpson who has served as pastor at Poplar Bluff since January 15. Sunkler previously spent eight years as a minister in Oregon and California before moving to Oklahoma.
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Muskogee
Laurence C. Sunkler
Enid
Oregon
California
Oklahoma
Boulevard Christian Church
W. R. Simpson
Poplar Bluff
U S Army Plans to Retain 600000 German POWs for Labor
Supreme Headquarters says the United States will keep about 600000 German prisoners as laborers in Europe after victory, with 200000 to 225000 American troops handed to France for labor. About 160000 Germans in camps north of Cologne will be turned over to Britain, and 18 percent of prisoners may be discharged and sent home, including miners and farmers.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Paris
United States
Europe
Robert J. Gill
France
Gill
Britain
Cologne
Wehrmacht
Bradley Is Welcomed At Home
MOBERLY MO June 9 General Omar N Bradley Missouri’s son and wartime leader returned to Randolph county for a homecoming. He urged continued war effort and warned of a harsher future if vigilance faded. Bradley praised the American army and recalled German destruction while calling for a lasting victory and safer world for all.
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Moberly
Germany
Omar N. Bradley
Missouri
Elfth
Randolph County
Bradley
Clark
Tannehill Park
Dwight Eisenhower
Pacific
Europe
Phil Donnelly
Donnelly
All Missouri
All America
Oklahoma road repair program spans Pontotoc and 18 counties
Oklahoma highway commission launches a $2,750,000 summer maintenance program affecting all counties including Pontotoc. Oil and asphalt work planned with bids after July 1 and completion by October 1. Projects cover U S routes and state highways across Canadian, Garfield, Muskogee, Tulsa, Pittsburgh, Okfuskee, Grady, Garvin, Carter, Nowata and other counties.
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Highway Commission
France Paris
Paris
Canadian
U.S. 66
Yukon West
10Th Street
Muskogee
U. S. 266
Haskell
Boynton
Garfield County
Enid
Comanche County
Tillman
Cache
Fort Sill
Cotton County
Tulsa
Rogers County
Collinsville
Sand Springs
Mohawk Park
Pittsburgh County
McAlester
Savanna
Quinton
Denco Bus Lines Adds Snappy New 33-Passenger Bus
Denco Bus Lines has added a 33 passenger bus powered by an International motor with a streamlined body built by Bar rack and airplane style round windows. The bus, already part of four large 33 seaters, will operate on the Atoka to Seminole route once signs are painted and the vehicle is ready. Mr and Mrs John Cox visited Sidney Ohio and returned Monday as work began on the bus.
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Denco
John Cox
Sidney
Ohio
B. D. Denton
Atoka
Seminole
Ada Rodeo Smiles With Expanded Seating and Star Guests
Ada prepares for the annual rodeo August 8 to 12 with 11 000 seats after adding bleachers for 2 500. Guests include Pete Adams and Ray Larson. barbecue for club members Wednesday and box-seat demand rising as Northern Texas and state roundup clubs attend. General Bradley and Mrs Bradley attend a Moberly event before a St Louis welcome.
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Ada
Oklahoma
Holdenville
Texas
Pete
Pete Adams
E. E. McKendree
Vanderburg Boy Fatally Struck Near Home
Oklahoma City reports seven year old Bruce Wayne Vanderburg son of Mr and Mrs Percy Vanderburg was killed when hit by an automobile in front of the family home on June 9.
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Oklahoma City
Bruce Wayne Vanderburg
Percy Vanderburg
Canned Milk Limited Cuts Supplies nationwide
Washington June 9. The CPA cut off supplies of canned milk to many commercial establishments to conserve civilian allocation for infants invalids and others whose diets require it. The action aims to ensure adequate supply for those dependent on it.
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Washington
CPA
Muskogee Hospital official defends facility amid reports
P P T the Muskogee Veterans hospital manager challenged American Legion and VFW critiques. He disputed removal of staff and said the dietitian’s assistant needs support while defending the widow recreational aide. He downplayed racial friction, deferring policy to Washington and noting staff shortages among aging physicians.
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Okla
P—P. T
Muskogee Veterans Hospital
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lundquest
Legion
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Washington
VFW
A P Official Says 200000 Loan Settled For 4000
New York June 13 P Caruthers Ewing general counsel for the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co says a 200000 loan to Brig Gen Elliott Roosevelt from John Hartford president of the A and P was settled for 4000 Hartford yesterday called the report substantially correct The debt was settled in 1942 at the Roosevelt family request through secretary of commerce Jesse Jones Elliott Roosevelt then 29 secured the loan to finance Texas radio interests Ewing said Jones later gave Hartford a 4000 check in full settlement The loan was written off as a bad debt in Hartford s 1942 income tax report Pegler said the A and P head initially doubted the loan would not embarrass Roosevelt The President spoke cordially to Hartford and invited him to call Eleanor Roosevelt could not be reached for comment.
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New York
P— Caruthers Ewing
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Elliott Roosevelt
John Hartford
Hartford
Westbrook Pegler
Kings Features
Roosevelt
Pegler
Ewing
Danville
Ill
Commerce
Jesse Jones
Texas
Jones
Elliott
Roosevelt xxx
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Syria and Lebanon seek invite to Levant talks
Camille Chamoun Lebanese minister in London urged that Syria and Lebanon be invited to any conference on the Levant situation. He had just returned from Beirut and spoke in London.
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Syria
Lebanon
London
Levant
Camille Chamoun
Beyrouth
Umberto Consults With Italian Party Heads in Rome
Crown Prince Umberto meets with Italian party leaders in Rome after Premier Bonomi resigns. The talks aim to resolve a political crisis as Italy faces a possible plebiscite or constitutional assembly to decide the monarchy. The allied embargo on the monarchy is cited as fueling the strife.
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Georgia E. Bria
Rome
Umberto
Ivanoe Bonomi
Europe
Italy
Truman's callers include Chinese minister and new appointee
President Truman spoke with T. V. Soong Chinese foreign minister about a continuing conference. Maj. Gen. Collins R. Huebner, soon to command the 5th Corps in Czechoslovakia, renewed ties with the president dating to World War I. W. Stuart Symington, named by the president as chairman of the surplus property board, received initial post details.
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Washington
Truman
T. V. Soong
Collins R. Huebner
Czechoslovakia
Third Army
W. Stuart Symington
St. Louis
Surplus Property Board
Patton Heads to Washington After Texas Visit Briefing
General George S. Patton Jr. departed by plane to Washington after a Texas visit and told reporters he hopes his next assignment will be "a crack at the ..." The Third Army commander and Lt. Gen. James H. Doolittle, who left earlier for Seattle, received a tumultuous two day welcome in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
George S. Patton, Jr
Washington, D. C
Third Army
James H. Doolittle
Seattle
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