Notice to Sell County Property in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice is given that Sam Dew county treasurer will sell at 9 a m on July 7 1945 at the Pontotoc County Courthouse separate tracts of land acquired by the county at resale. Bids stand as stated for each tract including Nw Sw 18-5-5 Maxwell Twp bid $40 by Homer Stilwell. Sale subject to higher bids and board approval with cash in hand and purchaser pays ad cost.
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Sam Dew
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Maxwell
Homer Stilwell
Board of County Commissioners
Rofs City
W . 2. Smith
Pontotoco County
Orig. Add
Allen City
T. C. Shattuck
Pontotec County
Hird
Ada City
S. H. Mount
T. Sam Dew
Francis City
Glen Phillips
Roff City
Gladys Tingle
Binck
H. C. Maxwell
Sunset
D. A. Crumley
Sale of Launa S Davis estate land in Pontotoc County
Administratrix Ma Odell to sell at public auction on June 30 1945 at 10 a.m. in Ada Oklahoma all rights of Launa S Davis deceased including surface and undivided one half mineral interest in the NE quarter of NW quarter Section 2 Township 4 North Range 8 East. Cash in hand upon court confirmation. Kerr Lambert Conn Attorneys. 6 14 2tw
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Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Launa S&s. Davis
County of
Pontotoc
Launa S. Davis
Ada
Oklahoma
Towit
MA Odell
Kerr, Lambert & Conn
District Court OF
Valera Hileman
J. Stallinge
State of Oklaha
J. E. Stallings
Della Bedford
Jewell Ford
H. C. Guinn
A. J. Guinn
A. J. Gwinn
Daggs
State OF
Ella L. Hodgens
Ella B. Hodgens
W. B. Hodgens
Moss, Wimbish
Sale of real estate in Pontotoc County guardianship case
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the guardian of Terry Haney a minor will sell at public auction on June 30 1945 at 10 00 am at the Ada county courthouse to the highest bidder subject to court confirmation the undivided interests in lands described including sections townships ranges with oil and mineral rights. The sale proceeds go to the guardian’s estate with cash on confirmation.
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Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Terry — Minor
Terry Haney
Court House
Ada
Oklahoma
Sandy Creek
Millard Ford
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Towit
Lucile Haney
Guardian
County Treasurer Schedules Land Resale Sale in Pon totoc County
Sam Dew Pon totoc County Oklahoma County Treasurer sets June 30 1945 at 9 am for public sale of county acquired land in Pon totoc County separate bids listed for each tract Ada City Original Townsite Lot 1 Block 12 bid 20 by H C Maxwell sale to be held at the courthouse with bids on each parcel shown in the record.
Auction Notice of Sunset Addition Parcels Allen City
On July 1945 at 9 a.m. in the Courthouse office the seller will offer tracts by description and amount shown. Lot 4-6 Block 8 Sunset Addition Allen City, bid $25.00 by D. A. Crumley.
Red Star Urges Continued War Allies Collaboration
The Soviet army newspaper Red Star presses the Big Three to maintain wartime collaboration in peace and denounces U S figures and groups it says seek to sever ties with Russia. I Yermashev cites Hearst McCormick Taft Wiley Reynolds Smith Lewis McWilliams as agitators. He praises Eisenhower for unity and joint effort among powers.
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Moscow
Red Star
United States
Russia
I. Yermashev
Hearst and McCormick Press
Taft
R.ohio
Wiley
R.-Wis
Robert Reynolds
Gerald L. K. Smith
Ohn L. Lewis
Joseph McWilliams
Christian Mobilizers
Great Britain
Yermashev
Soviet Union
Gen
Eisenhower
Washington
Plan New Tactical Headquarters in China Chungking
U S army forces in China under Lt Gen Albert C Wedemeyer announce plans to establish a tactical headquarters at Chungking to serve as Wedemeyer's field HQ while discontinuing rear echelon HQs. Administrative functions and most rear echelon personnel will be centralized at Chungking. Col Harvey H Fischer of Tulsa Oklahoma will be deputy chief of staff of plans.
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China
Chungking
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Wedemeyer
Harvey H. Fischer
Tulsa, Okla
Plans
Flier Killed In Grasshopper Plane Crash In Lawton
A grasshopper liaison training plane from Fort Sill crashed in a Lawton residential backyard. One flier was killed and the other injured when engine trouble caused the crash. the aircraft was completely wrecked and no property damage occurred. Names were not released immediately.
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Lawton
Okla
Fort Sill ~Ost
Robin Abandons Traveling Nest On North Western Coach
A mother robin built a nest on an air brake cylinder under a North Western train car near Chicago. Eggs hatched or not the robin left each day with the train and returned at night. Northwestern University zoologist Dr. Albert Wolfson explained incubation times and said she abandoned the nest when eggs failed to hatch within 10 to 12 days.
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Chicago
North Western
Albert Wolfson
Northwestern University
Queen Mary Returns 14 000 Troops to New York Harbor
The British liner Queen Mary arrives in New York with 14 000 American troops home from Europe. The vessel docks to end its first U S voyage since V E day, with 11 248 redeployment troops bound for Camp Shanks New York 610 war and 2 200 naval personnel for Camp Kilmer New Jersey.
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New York
New York Harbor
United States
Camp Shanks
N. Y
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Truman hopes to speed up San Francisco security conference
President Truman, visiting Olympia, seeks to finish the San Francisco security conference this week. He may delay until next week if language issues stall the peace charter, with a Friday or Saturday San Francisco address tentatively planned.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Olympia
Wash
Truman
San Francisco
Executive Mansion
Mon C. Wallgren
United States
Charles G. Ross
White House
Ross
Wallgren
Berlin
Capitol Grounds
James A. Vardaman
Harry H. Waugh
General Easley Killed on Okinawa in Action
Brig Gen Claudius M. Easley assistant commander of the 96th infantry division was killed in action on Okinawa Tuesday. He was the 18th American general to die since Pearl Harbor and previously fought at Leyte. His widow Inez and son Major Claudius M. Easley Jr. are mentioned. Easley was a Texas A&M graduate and veteran of World War I.
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Washington
Claudius M. Easley
96Th Infantry
Okinawa
War Department
Island
Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr
10Th Army
96Th
Pearl Harbor
Easley
Leyte Island
Philippines
Leyte
Thorp Springs
Texas
Oinawa
10Th
Texas A. and
M. College
Texas National Guard
Philippine Islands
Manila
Camp Perry
Ohio
Fort Benning
Georgia
Army War College
War Department General Staff
Camp Claiborne
Inez
Claudius M. Easley, Jr
6Th Army
Melt Barriers touted as path to lasting peace by Rev. Abernathy
Rev. John R. Abernathy of Oklahoma City urged Lions Kiwanis and Rotary members that building boulevards of communication to other nations secures civilization better than erecting bulwarks. He warned nations like India and China may amass armies while pledging faith with soldiers for peace.
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Lions
Rotary Club
John R. Abernathy
Oklahoma City
Civic Clubs
America
San Francisco
Abernathy
E Civic Clubs
Crown Heights
China
United States
Canada
House Opposes Senate Pay Raise Move
Washington, June 20. House appropriations chairman Cannon says the senate plan to raise congressmen salaries to 15000 a year is the wrong time and the house will likely not act until after summer recess. He notes the current climate is unsettled and war time salary rules may relax later.
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Washington
House
Capitol
Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Parri Becomes New Premier Of Italy
Ferruccio Parri, the white haired actionist party leader, assumed control as premier in Rome. He announced his ministers with socialist, communist, liberal and labor Democrat posts allotted, while noting his reasons for accepting the role and the shift from Ivanoe Bonomi. Sandro Pertini spoke for the party on the crisis, saying acceptance stems from a desire for harmony and a functioning government.
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Rome
Actionist
Ferruccio Parri
Actionists
Christian-Democrats
Committee of National Liberation
Ivanoe Bonomi
Mikolajczyk Didn't Know All About It
Moscow reports that Stanislaw Mikolajczyk, ex premier of the Polish government in exile, was kept in the dark about alleged anti-Russian acts by the Polish underground. Witness Yevgeny Charnowski testified at the trial of 16 underground leaders, with final summations pending. Mikolajczyk is in Moscow for talks on reorganizing the provisional Polish government.
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Derk
Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Supreme Court
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
London
Yevgeny Charnowski
Polish Union of Democrats
Tria
Leopold Bronislaw Okulicki
Kikolajczyk
Warsaw
Charnowski
Mikolajczyk
Oakman Sunday services and weekly meeting notes
Due to bad roads and weather a small crowd attended Sunday School and the morning service was led by Rev. J. N. Caton. Regular services are at 11:00 a.m. each Sunday. a large youth gathering occurred Sunday night with a program by Virginia Bandy on Why ayers are Not Answered. Next Sunday program titled Walking in the Light and the quarterly election will be held. Visitors welcome. Several visitors and relatives are noted visiting local families across Ada, Fort Smith, and nearby homes.
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J. N. Caton
Virinia Bandy
Ayers
Ada
Jess Berryman
Inez Brown
Elmo Coventon
Dewey Higdon
Orel Dryden
Patsy
Jessie Fern Bryan
Cecil
William Carter
Danny Joe Leeds
Mildred Lee
Jean Ainsworth
L. L. Lillard
Dee Walton
Tulsa
Horace Lamb
Earl Bandy
Fort Smith
Arkansas
A. A. Bandy
W. J. Guest
Testimony Clears Mikolajczyk in Subversive Plot Case
The document notes that Mikolajczyk was absolved of any connection to alleged subversive operations by Polish underground groups and received a clean bill of health. It mentions a Memphis memorandum OKF-3-195 and that a witness agreed not to be informed of their plan of action.
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Mikolajczyk
Sunday School Attendance Dips in Rainy Ga ley Area
The Galey community report notes small Sunday School turnout due to rain. Local services were led by Brother West of Ada each third Sunday night. Attendees include C O Worthman Ada. Sherman Estes Texas. Lorene Peterson visiting Ada. Ruth Blevins Oil Center family. Clyde Bray Oil Center. Cecil Hughes Oklahoma City. Grandmother Hughes and Hugh Rycroft. George Hilton Maxwell visited. Joe Bailey Kansas. Jack Humphrey family. J R Newby horses killed by lightning. Leo Lynch killed a wolf. Floyd McCoy dogs chased it from Stratford. Steve Odom John Jackson C E and Leo Lynch visited Ott Rycroft home.
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Brother West
Ada
C. O. Worthman
Sherman Estes
Texas
Lorene Peterson
Ruth Blevins
Oil Center
Edna Wood
Clyde Bray
E. C. Jamar
Cecil Hughes
C. A
Oklahoma City
Hughes
Hugh Rycroft
George Hilton
Maxwell
J. O. Hilton
Joe Bailey
Kansas
Jack Humphrey
J. R. Newby
Leo Lynch
Floyd McCoy
Stratford
Steve Odom
John Jackson
C. E
Ott
Greater returns for amount in vested
Classified ads in the Ada News highlight higher yields from investing funds already vested. Readers are advised to compare rates and terms across offerings to maximize value from existing commitments.
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Ada News
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