Legal Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
In district court the plaintiffs seek to quiet title to land in Pontotoc County Oklahoma against unknown heirs executors and devisees of John Leader Frank Jones and Frank Jones Jr deceased with a court date set for submission of petition by July 15 1950 to establish heirs and determine ownership of Lot 4 Bushy Subdivision Block 12 View Subdivision Section 4 Township 3 North Range East and to bar any claims of the defendants from the described lands Della Bedford court clerk June 1950 DEK.
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Oklahona
Jota
Frank Jones
Frank, Jones, Jr
Sauthes
Towrnstip
Nori
Pontotnc
Kane
Judiegally
John Leader
Della Bedford
June Fleming
Kear
Lambert, Sonn & Roberts
Estate matters and hearing notice in Pontotoga County OK
Notices announce a primary term and royalties for a site use, and a hearing for final account, determination of heirs, distribution, and discharge in the estate of J B Foster, deceased. Foster, administratrix, fixed a hearing for July 12, 19— at 10:00 AM in the county courthouse at Ada.
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Fae
Schol Building In of Center
Dent
Pontotog County
Oo Laroma
V. PR Glover
Preaiden
Tot Murphy
View Prosident
Almu
Foster
J.B. Foster
Adz
Oklahoma
J. B. Powter
Coward
Tom D. McKeown
Ordinance authorizes transfer of Ada land from railroad reversion
Ada Oklahoma city ordinance grants mayor and city clerk authority to execute conveyances for transferring title to a parcel of real estate in blocks 78 and related tracts, per interior survey. Emergency clause approved. Court case notes Doyle Horton right of majority proceedings in Pontotoc County district court.
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Ada
Oklahoma
Department OF Interior Survey
Henbley
Sas
King
Iseal
Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Doyle Lewis Horton
Notice of Major Rights Application in Pontotoc County
Davie Lewis Horton by next friend Pearl Tiley will file in Pontotoc County District Court a petition to confer majority rights over contracts and to empower him to transfer business and execute land interests in his own name once of age. Case dated June 1950. Firstjudge PRARY, THI mother and next friend Mack Draly attorney for petitioner. In the matter of Carrie Fisher estate final accounting hearing July 13, 1950 at 10:00 A M in Ada Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Minnie Warner petition for heirs, disposition, and discharge set for Court in Holdenville. Court to hear among other things distribution and discharge of executrix.
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Max BD Westbrook
Ideal
M. Wentbrook
Deters Linaries of
Neire
Caid Earl
Sald Ewart
Rome
Ada
Atate
Weaibtaok
Tom D. McKown
Sal County
Mack M. Braly
Bulding
Davie Lewis Horton
Pearl Tiley
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Aelg
Anid Davie Lewis Horton
Jensen
Dat Prary
Thi
Mack M
Draly
Bide
Oxla
Minnie Warner
Carrie Fisher
Meld
Mid Court
Tom D. McKfown
Istaly County
Woodford & Balling! Attys
Exechttix
Holdenville
Oktn
Ada Climbing as Source of Airline Passenger Traffic
Central Airlines reports April Ada operations show 25 departures and 23 arrivals. System totals 767 passengers aboard. mail loads total 786 pounds in and 580 pounds out. Ada ranks seventh in mail loaded among 23 cities. 25 passengers traveled 2,585 miles. Next June goal is 35 passengers in Ada.
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Central Airlines
Ada
C.A
Dallas
Enid
Oklahoma City
Shawnee
Sherman
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Gainesville
Holdenville
Oklahoma Cry
Tola
Imeem Om
New Fabrics For Drapery Upholstery By Sue Gardner
A new collection of wide print fabrics for drapery and upholstery will soon be available. The line features satin, documentary prints, and textured textures in large scaled bed colors with muted backgrounds and metallic touches. Two lengths of printed panels measure about three yards, suitable for curtains and hems.
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Sue Gardner
Perth
Earliest Known Printing About America in 1423 Calumbur Lever
A fragment notes a two-leaf news sheet from 1423 announcing the discovery of the Indies calants in the Spanish court, marking a claimed early printing about America.
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America
Indies
Absentee Ballot Application Form Approved by State Official
An approved absentee ballot application form may be used by voters to request ballots if they will be away from their precinct or county on election day. The form requires the applicant’s signature and can be mailed or delivered to the county election board secretary Julius Hanson. Ballots and return envelopes are provided with instructions and may be returned as soon as issued. All ballots must be received at the county election board offices before 7 pm on July 4.
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Mac Q. Williamson
Meiling
County Election Board
You County Court House
Julius Hanson
Ty Mac Q. Williamson
Grata
County Lyon
Am Clorties
County Sanction Board
Benote
Ventilating fans and insulation tips for cool homes
Practical advice for beating summer heat at home. Explains using window or attic exhaust fans to draw in cool night air, proper attic openings, and insulation to lower indoor temperatures. Discusses sun control with awnings, light exterior colors, roofing, lawn cooling, and duct placement. Also covers wallpaper grease removal methods.
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Bob Sharff
Pioneer Resident of County Dies in Stonewall Area
Lewis A. Keithley 33 died Monday at a local hospital after moving to the Stonewall community in 1909 and living near McAlester earlier. Surviving widow Mary Keithley, daughters Leota Robbins, Alfa May Smith, Liddie Adama, sister Docie Compton, brother Joan Keithley. John Downs named pastor of the Christian church. he has completed two years at Phillips University and will study three days weekly next year. The article notes the Nazarene church membership since 1916 and lists other scattered details.
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Lewis A. Keithley
Indian Territory
Pontotoc County
Smith Funeral Home
Keithley
McAlester
Stonewall
Nazarene Church
Mary Keithley
Leota Robbins
Mena, Ark
Alfa May Smith
Harford
Calif
Liddie Adama
Route 3
Ada
Docie Compton
Sacramento
Joan Keithley
Acts At
Arnety
Oxfa
John Downs
Enid
Christian Church
Downs
Phillips University
Stalin Backed by Moscow Parliament in Peace Resolutions
In Moscow on June 20 the Supreme Soviet unanimously backed Premier Joseph Stalin’s government. The joint houses approved resolutions from the Stockholm World Peace Congress condemning wartime weapon use and urging nuclear nonproliferation, while pledging ongoing Soviet commitment to peace and international security. The session criticized United States and British policies as aggressive and noted Russia’s atomic energy achievements. Nikolai Krushinsky was reelected president of the Supreme Soviet Presidium.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Stockholm
United Nation
United States
Russia
Nikelai MC Shrernik Cerman
Supreme Soviet Presdium
Tupelo Music Night Sparks Summer Street Get-togethers
Tupelo merchants back a Saturday night music event at 7 40 and every Saturday night through the season inviting any instrument players to join residents to attend or perform while Madrid reports Protestant restrictions persist as government policy bars non Catholic church collections and creation of recreation centers.
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Tupelo
Madrid
Spain
Ministry of Government
Appex
Generalissimo Franca
Soviet Politburo Member Shvernik Elected President Equivalent
Shvernik, aged 62, was first elected March 19, 1016 to a position equivalent to president of the Soviet Union. He is among 32 members of the Politburo. The semi annual session of the parliament lasted three weeks during which Shum buiget toe TS.
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Soviet Union
Shvernik
Polibburo
St Shum Buiget Toe
Red Cross Elects Officers for Pontotoc County 1950
Pontotoc County Red Cross members elected officers and directors for 1950 at a Monday night meeting. Honored leader Mayhue received a National American Red Cross award for heading the county drive. The report covered first aid, water safety, disaster relief, and aid to two tornado victims plus four one family fires.
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Pontotoc County
Red Cross
Sarah Boswell Greydon Rogers
Gene Smith
George MacRobert
J. F. Jones
Sidney Katz
Norman Mitchell
James Thomas
G. C. Mayhue
Jess DeShazo
Howard Smith
T. C. Wilson
Jovre Milles
Greydon Rogers
National Red Cross
Holdenville
Dodds
Oil test west of Coalgate blows in Aspin Gasser
J A Robertson’s Wilcox sand well near Coalgate 10 feet deep in 31-1N-9E produced a large gas show with some distillate. Operators weigh deeper Wilcox drilling while Continental’s 1936 test block and nearby properties draw interest after Monday blowout and delayed control.
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Coalgate
Aspin Gasser
J. A. Robertson
Wilcox
Weil
Continental
Robertson
Six Nations Confer On Pooling Coal and Steel in Peace Aim
Paris June 204 six nations opened a conference to pool coal and steel production. French Foreign Minister Schuman outlined aims to abolish war and create a supranational authority while Britain eyed joining later. The six nations France western Germany Belgium Italy Netherlands Luxembourg together account for about 150 million people and vast coal and steel output.
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Paris
Robert Schuman
Europe
Britain
Schuman
France
Germany
Belgium
Haly
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Ware
Italy
Mrs Shaw Tightens Grip On Capitals Party Scene
Washington social arbiter Mrs Carolyn Hagner Shaw runs a revamped social bureau that screens guest lists and coordinates hostesses duties for high profile events. It manages seating for major receptions and fashions guest rosters, tightening etiquette and shrinking the bachelor set by enforcing strict invitation lists. Aimed at restoring decorum, the bureau prices services and guarantees event élan while trimming unattached careers and overfilled rooms.
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Douglas Larsen
NEA
Washington
Pilar
Washington Social Bureau
Carolyn Hagner Shaw
Chile
Truman
Shaw
Bureau
Three-Continued From Pasa to Morristown Shootout
Patrolmen rushed toward the Enka plant gate to disperse airikers. Two reports claimed deaths proved false. William McGinnis was critically wounded, with Victor McDaniel and James McCanney also wounded. Industrial relations officer Joe Dougherty said no officers were present, and McGinnis was carried inside by coworkers as shots echoed at dawn.
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Highway Patrol
Nashville
State Safety
Sam Neal
W. T. Shelton
Morristown
Knoxville
Kingsport
Enka
William McGinnis
Victor McDaniel
James McCanney
McGinnis
Joe Q. Doughery
Dougherty
Service Denies McCarthy Charge in Amerasia Case
In a Senate witness chair appearance Service rejected McCarthy's accusation that he was a collaborator with Communists. He proclaimed his innocence in the Amerasia secret documents case, which centered on confidential federal papers found at Amerasia magazine in New York. Service and four others faced conspiracy charges. a grand jury did not indict him and he returned to duty. Only two others were prosecuted, editor Philip Jaffe and state department employee Emmanuel Littracn, both fined.
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McCarthy
Amerasa
New York
Amerasia Magazine
Service
State Department
Philip Jaffe
Emmanuel Litracn
China's Hainan Island Geography Snapshot
The note states Hainan Island spans about tae miles in length and 119 miles in width. It then claims that from 1296 to 1910 the U S population rose more due to immigration than births, highlighting migration's impact on growth.
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China
Hainan Island
U. S
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