Okla district notices on heirs and executors in Pontotoc
Legal notices in Pontotoc County Oklahoma present plaintiffs Gerald D Wilcoxson and others seeking to quiet title against unknown heirs of John Leader and Frank Jones deceased. The filing requests exclusion of defendants from right or interest in described lands near Rushy Subdivision and Valley View Subdivision. The notice lists forthcoming court action and dates.
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Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Gerald D. Wilcoxson
Aerpize Mar Wiledncton
Oklahoma
John Leader
Frank Jornet
Frank Dane, Jr
Dane
Ponsmioe Crow
Okisnama
Agidzet
Valley View
Towaanip
Notin
Range
Tadlesssly
John Lancer
Daceland
Frank Jones
Frank Jones, Jr
Lisle
Pelaa Bedford
Beal
Ty June Fleming
Kerr
Lamaent
Conn & Roberts
Public Oil Lease Auction In Center Town Oklahoma
Notice announces a public sale of an oil and gas lease in Panttoc County Oklahoma for blocks in Center Town. The deed describes terms of a ten year primary term with rentals and royalties and specifies the sale date and place at the Center School building as authorized by Indian Territory law and the Department of Interior. The undersigned effort is led by Scisnot Quitmey and the Center School District officials.
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Scisnot
Panttoc
State of
Oklahoma
Lala
Cenwr
Center
Kickasewe
Department of Interior
Jeane
Center Devendent
NG Fe Pantotos County
Bushman Eats Big Breakfast Today
Bushman the ailing gorilla ate a big breakfast and veterinarians said he should show improvement barring complications. Foreman Lear Grimmer said Bushman has eaten since his heart attack last Thursday and remains ailing but hopeful. Guavas, his favorite delicacy, are out of season in Florida but Cuba has them in season. Tampa chamber offered to send guavas if available.
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Chicago
Dune
Bushman
Gocelin
Lear Grimmer
Sno Foreman
Neal Bushman
Florida
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Chamber of Commerce
Showers Fail to Fall in Oklahoma States Forecast
The Associated Press reports no rain in 30 Oklahoma cities. Monday proved hot and dry with temperatures near the high 90s to 100. Vinita reached 98 degrees, while other towns showed heat and windy conditions in a dry forecast for today.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Roy
Oklahoma City
Wea
Wayanoka
Vinita
Sheikh Seeks More Jealousy in Cairo Debate
Exypi's Chamber of Deputies questions male jealousy as deputy Bheykh Min hemed Kerang Bev speaks on the floor. He urges men to prevent wives from dancing with other men, prompting astonishment at the idea.
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Cairoa
Exypi
Chamber of Deputies
Bheykh Minhemed Kerang Bev
Tom Steed Seeks Second Term In National Congress
Oklahoma voter summary of Tom Steed’s re election bid for fourth district. He cites record of hard work and promises kept including returning to district after adjournment and voting with conviction on major issues. He highlights child abandonment legislation and soil conservation efforts.
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Tom Steed
National Congress
Fourth
Congressional
Congress
Oklahoma
Tam
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Deep Fork
Salt Creek
Little River
Valley Forge to Host Nation Jamboree for Scouts
Valley Forge Pa prepares for the National Jamboree from June 30 to July 6 as 47,000 scouts and leaders converge on the historic site. President Truman opens the event with a pageant. exhibits, demonstrations, religious ceremonies, and fireworks are planned.
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Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Boy Scouts of America
Washington
Washington, D. C
New York
Valley Forse Park
Truman
Jane
Ferguson Outlines Five Policy Points At Ada Meet
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Phil Ferguson addressed Ada and Pontotoc county voters at Glenwood Park in his first Ada appearance. He listed five points criticizing rival plans, tackling school financing, pension and welfare costs, road funding with initiative 235, a short ballot to remove officials, and prohibition reform with state liquor stores. He questioned competitors Murray Douglass and Coe on how they would fund programs and manage revenue.
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Phil Ferguson
Ada
Pontotoc County
Glenwood Park
Cov
Murray
Douglass
Fox
Coe
Dave Shappard
United Days
Oklahoma Congressman appeals for support in light of July primary
A U S congressman writes to voters describing his campaign constraints due to a long Congressional session and urging friends and the public to assist in his bid for re election. He praises his staff and service to many constituents while stressing the need for continued good government and voter backing.
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Congress
Douglass to Speak Friday Night in Ada Courthouse Lawn
Frank P. Douglass of Okemah campaigns for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and will address Ada voters on the courthouse lawn Friday at 8 PM. The speech, to be broadcast, invites residents to hear his program aimed at meeting the state’s urgent and long term needs.
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Ada
Frank P. Douglass
Okemah
Judge Douglass
Marriage Is Off and Expenses Argued in Detroit
In Detroit on June 14 a case before camp ming pleas court concerns Michale Madias demanding $1,500 back from Maritsa Madias and James Bourneas. Madias says the 23 year old marriage, annuled April 11, was a financial duty of the bride’s father. Bourneas counters he received no funds and that his mother provided $900 for the wedding. Uncles arranged the match and the union was not consummated due to alleged pressure. A verdict is pending.
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Detroit
Maritsa Madias
James K. Bour- Teas
Michale Madias
Greece
Madias
Camnp Mon Pleas Court
Douglass to Speak in Ada A Democratic Governor Candidate
Judge Frank P. Douglass, a leading Democratic candidate for governor, will speak in Ada Friday night at 8 on the courthouse lawn per Crawford, county campaign manager. This marks his first Ada speech though he has visited before. Also note: crows cause more crop damage than other destructive birds by pulling up corn shoots to access seed kernels.
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Frank P. Douglass
Ada
Court House
Crawford
Judge Douglass
Baltic States Face Massive Purge On Baltic Coast
Copenhagen reports a sweeping purge across Lithuania Latvia and Estonia with mass deportations by the MVD and arrests of government leaders. underground resistance is growing along coasts and interior as the Baltic coast tightens under Soviet control.
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Baltic
U. S
Copenhagen
Denmark
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Supreme Soviet
Edward Pell
Boris Kumm
MVD
International Socialist Congress
Couitter
Madori
Kolyma
Siberia
Bas
Kremlin
Moscow
Li- Sau
Stettin
Germany
Red Army
Berramian
Lidac Tre Baitisxi
UT. &. Navy
MVE
Oidespreae Cay
Cloud Blanket Over Pacific Stirs Mystery Weather Experts
HONOLULU reports a vast white cloud covering about 1,200,000 square miles of the Pacific. Meteorologist R. H. Simpson says it may last a day to a week, with Wake Island at 18,000 feet and Hawaii ceiling near 27,000 feet. Causes speculated include wind blown desert sands, an eruption near New Guinea, or an atomic explosion at Eniwetok. The ocean event follows the expected atomic tests 600 miles southwest of Wake.
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Honolulu
Pacific
U.S. Weather Bureau
R. H. Simpson
Wake Island
Hawaii
Sumit
Simpson
New Guinea
Eniwetok Proving Grounds
Wake
Jap Movie Lass To Learn Kissing
Shirley Yamaguchi a 24 year old Japanese film actress known as the Bettty Grable of the Orient may leave the hospital today after minor surgery She has been kissed only once in 20 years and hopes Hollywood readers and GIs will teach her the fine points of American kissing notations Japanese girls have learned basics from American GIs in Japan and kissing is now very popular with her fans.
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Hollywood
Betty Grable
The
Orient
Filmland
Shirley Yamaguchi
Japan
Republicans Seek Senate Probe of Amerasia Case
Twenty one Republican senators introduced a resolution urging the Senate Judiciary Committee to conduct a full inquiry into the Justice Department handling of the Amerasia documents case. The foreign relations subcommittee is already examining the five year old matter amid McCarthyism charges. Philip Jaffe faced a $2500 fine for conspiracy to obtain secret government papers. He refused to answer most questions before the subcommittee. Contempt proceedings may follow.
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Washington
Justice Department
Amerasia
Capshart
R-ind
Senate Judiciary Committee
McCarthy
R-Wis
GOP
Judiciary Committee
Department of Justice
New York
Philip Dafle
Jaffe
Grand Jury Endorses Screening for Government Jobs
The grand jury urged Congress to study methods to shield agencies from poor security risks and possible Reds or sympathizers. It backed Whitney's idea of screening government employees by the company they keep, criticized lawyers who refused to answer, and discussed strengthening presentments. Nevada highlights vast undiscovered public land in the Union.
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Congress
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Whitney
Har
Citar
Pulding
New Urgings Heard For Congress to Balance Budget
Washington reports fresh fears of inflation drive bipartisan action to balance the budget. Senators Douglas and Taft push spending cuts and revenue alignment while the Senate weighs a new economy plan and open market bond actions. Gasoline prices draw scrutiny as the judiciary committee orders an investigation into price increases.
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Washington
Congress
Douglas
Truman
Taft
Ohio
GOF
Senate
Douglass
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ferguson
R-Mich
Taber
Jensen
Rep
Select Chair For Comfort In Sitting
Homeowners should test chairs for proper seat depth height and arm clearance. Choose a chair with balanced support and durable construction, ensuring it fits the room and lasts through wear.
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Br Suz Gardner
Widow Wins Sitdown Strike Fight Over New Street Light
An 83 year old widow in Leavenworth Kansas halted a utility crew by a sitdown strike. She staged the protest when workers began digging a hole for a power pole in front of her apartment house. The pole was moved 25 feet away after the standstill.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Olive Poft
Quotes on global threat and economic policy from 1950s leaders
Navy Secretary Matthews frames a worldwide threat beyond Europe and Asia. Mayor O Dwyer cites conflict between democracy and coercive measures. Sen Taft notes three new economic advisers for the President. President Truman vows to prioritize peace over dollars while urging price containment. AFL leader Greer calls for business to recognize price controls.
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Europe
Asia
India
Near East
Navy
Francis P. Matthews
Robert A. Taft R
Roy Blough
Council of Economic Advisers
Ada Urban Highway Improvement Plan Awaiting Right of Way
A 1950 Oklahoma communication to Ada Mayor Joe Hensley explains Federal Urban Highway funds and a proposed S H 12 project. It notes Ada’s right-of-way costs, an approved plan, and the need to secure funding and move to construction promptly.
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Oklahoma City
Ohio
Joe Hensley
City of
Ada
Oklahoma
Twelfth Street
Hope Avenue
Arlington Boulevard
City of Ada
Pontotos County
Hensley
S. H. 12
State Highway Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau of Pa i
Ade
Highway Commission
Hi. L Bailey
Four People Arraigned for Public Drunkenness
Four individuals were arrested Monday night at a Wes Maly cafe on public drunkenness charges. At Tuesday morning arraignment they pled not guilty. The defendants are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bevels H. O. Runbe Jean Gunlap and J. D. Willoughby justice of the peace released them on their own recognizance at the preliminary hearing.
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Ed Bevels
H. O.runbe
Jean Gunlap
J. D. Willoughby
Justice of the Peace
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