Notice of Shanifa sale in Ada Oklahoma 1952
Notice announces public sale of real estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma for cash to satisfy a judgment of 11,531.12 with 10 percent interest from 1934 and 750 attorney fees, foreclosing a mortgage held by Anton Lite Insurance Company against W A Barrett et al. Sale date July 6 1952 at 2 01 pm at the south front door of the Ada courthouse.
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Shanifa
Southwast
Souchenat
Raid” County
Extite
Anton Lite Insurance Company
Plaintlf
W. A. Barrett
District Court
Shaortange
Plaintise
Zbova
Clyde Kaiser
Pantoter County
Oklahoma
Claude Sturdivant
Busby
Harrell & Trice
Miley, Hoffman
Williams
Franang Dehnson
Attumnesa
District Court of
Lontotoc
State of Oklahoma
Me Sunemen
Phaineiee
Aga Morning Times
Lac F Smith
Ada Morning ‘Thief Publishing Company, Inc
Havin
Tal Crawford
Lea
Oklahoma probate notice and public sale details
Legal notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma public records include a quiet title suit by Hook Riddle against unknown heirs and executors over part of the estate of Pheby Brown Chickasaw Indian Newborn No 346. The notice requires defendants to answer by August 10, 1959, or face judgment. also includes a creditor notice for Emma P Thompson estate demanding claims within four months.
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Dinimnante
Feira
Devinees
Trutteen
Tran
Newhorn Bell
Pantotos
Olanama
Pheby Brown
James
Harelh
Chickasaw Endian
Bigghrth
Della Bedford
Y - Court Vlorte
PF. Tinbinnon
Coun
Oklahoma
Pontotes
Torauld
Emma P. Thompson
Thonpson
P. Phompson
Thompson
Warren B Rice
Firne National
Ada
Pontotoc Couty
B. i. ‘Thompson
Warren FB
Kees
Fal Nes
Aden
Canada
Fear of Dollar's Fate Keeps Business Shaky Says Flynn
Flynn urges ending govt control over the dollar and restoring Congress power to currency policy. He warns against future gold profits currency conversion and calls for decisive, bipar tisan leadership to end war scare tactics. He also condemns price pegging on major crops and Surplus Commodities policy, urging reform of Social Security Act. He opposes Townsend plan and urges party unity.
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Flynn
Congress
TVA would link canal to gulf via Tombigbee waterway
Washington notes a proposed 66 million dollar riv ers and harbors bill to carve a nine foot waterway from Pickwick Dam Tennessee to Mobile Alabama. A Tombigbee canal with locks would extend to Demopolis, linking TVA to Gulf commerce and easing flood concerns.
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Tennissee
TVA
Ocean
Washington
Pickwick Dam
Tennessee
Mobile
Ala
Senate
Tombigbee
Gulf
Pickwick
Demopolis
Jonn T.rankin
Mississippi
Tennessee Valley
Mississippi Valley
Arthur E. Morgan
TVA Governing Board
Cincinnati
Rankin
Oklahoma budget shifts hit hard as new fiscal year starts
Oklahoma City June 28 United Press Full effect of the 17th legislature s paring knife will be felt with the new fiscal year beginning Saturday. Departments filed their first quarterly budgets with Gov Geon C Phillips budget officer O Owens faces a heavy workload while planning and resources board secretary He expects fruitful results. The year brings abolition of the ports of entry and about 135 tax commission jobs, plus eight hour shifts for guards at McAlester State Penitentiary Stringtown sub-prison and Granite reformatory.
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Lee Bond
United Press
Oklahoma
City
Geon C. Phillips
O. Owens
Marland
Philips
Ste
Owens
Capitol
State Planning and Resources’ Board
Tax Commission
McAlester
Stringtown
Reformatory
Granite
Road Building Is Done Cheaper Now
Oklahoma Governor Phillips touted cheaper highway construction after the highway commission saved 203,293 on its first major letting. Apparent low bids totaled 898,168 against engineers’ estimate of 1,101,461. The largest project involved two bridges on SH 40 over Salt Fork River south of Ada. Gaines Brothers of Miami submitted a low bid of 144,110. Also: Governors lunch with President at Hyde Park planned with 22 states attending. no speeches or political talk. Marriage licenses issued in Ada and Stratford for multiple couples.
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Oklahoma
City
LPI
Phillips
Highway Commission
S.hb
Salt Fork River
Perea City
Gaines Brothers
Miami
Brief UK and US updates from June 28
Multiple short items report on TL Gav Phillips studying Denison dam data and opposing the project, Harley F. Hines pleading innocent in a mail fraud case tied to Hochheim Development Trust, the U S postoffice department resuming money orders to Czecho Slovakia on July 1, Crown Prince Olav of Norway commenting on neutrality and sympathy for democracies, Mount Veniaminof eruption fumes trailing 300 miles, deadly southeastern European floods with at least 15 deaths, Abe Fortas named general counsel for the bituminous coal division, and hail stones damaging property in Canada.
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Oklahoma City
Upi
Harley F. Hines
Hines
Hochheim Development Trust
Washington
iSecretary
Ickes
Abe Fortas
Bituminous Coal Division
Bituminous Coal Commission
Clipper Flight to Europe Inspires Candid Previews
Jean Graffis recalls the Atlantic Clipper voyage from New York to Marseilles via Lisbon and Spain. He notes sensations from takeoff to arrival, the bold scenes, and cautions for travelers while detailing fascist signs in Portugal and travel tips for future Clipper passengers.
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Europe
Jean Grafiis
Jean
New York
France
Jean Graffis
NEA
Marseilles
Lisbon
Forbidden
Spain
Biarritz
Air France
Paris
Pyrenees
Acros
Dent
Oklahoma News Briefs From Across The State
A roundup of terse Oklahoma items notes potato shipments may surpass last year in LeFlore county, fawns to Lake Murray for care, Creek and Seminole Indians staging a green comeback, Will Rogers Memorial Fund chair Norman Errett Newby elected amid a $76,620 gift to OU for disabled students, a cotton gin short course at Oklahoma A and M July 10 22, bar regulations to be issued before July 28, best Five Civilized Tribes oil lease at Okmulgee County 12.50 per acre, 1770 acres leased for 2450 dollars, state planning board meeting with national resources board set for July 12 13, a president for Tonkawa University Preparatory School to succeed Dr R R Robinson to be chosen by regents.
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State Har Board
Supreme Court
House
University of Oklahoma
Senate
Bar Board
Ardmore
Wichita Mountains
Lake Murray State Park
Holdenville
Tookeepatchee
Norman — Errett Newby
Oklahoma City
Will Rogers Memorial Fund Committee
Rogers Memorial Commission
Five Civilized Tribes
Mollie Davis
Okmulgee County
Phillips Petroleum Company
University Preparatory
Tonkawa
Rt. R. Robinson
Phil Lips
Prison Shooting Affair Inmate Plot Seeks Freedom
In Michigan City Indiana three convicts at the state prison seized Ruth Joiner a 29 year old Crawfordsville welfare worker during a tour and held her at knife point for nearly two hours as they parleyed with Warden Dowd about trading her life for their freedom. Authorities investigate how life inside the prison enabled the bizarre scheme and how the hostages security was compromised.
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Patrick
H. Weeks
Joiner
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Richard Sweet
Alphonse Skuszwich
Earl Niverson
Michigan City
Ind
UPI
Ruth Joiner
Crawfordsville
Park Project Here Held Up
A WPA project to improve Wintersmith Park is delayed awaiting Congress action on the relief appropriation. Commissioner J H Pryor said work was approved and crews ready, but a last minute order halted progress. All WPA work may cease Friday at midnight if the relief bill fails. Pryor planned to submit a revised Glenwood Park plan in Oklahoma City.
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Wintersmith Park
Congress
J. H. Pryor
Public Works and Properties
WPA
Washington
Pryor
Oklahoma City
Glenwood Park
Wintersmiam Park
Aviation Milestone as Regular Transatlantic Service Starts
Pan American Airways begins regular transatlantic passenger service from Port Washington, inaugurating twice weekly flights to Europe aboard the Dixie Clipper. Twenty two passengers and a crew of 11 depart for Horta, Lisbon and Marseille at 1 p.m. CST, with fares at 375 dollars one way and 675 round trip.
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Paul Lee
New York
M— Aviation
Port Washington
Long Island
Pan American Airways
Dixie Cliaper
Horta
Lisbon
Marseille
Europe
Alcock
W. J. Eck
Washington
Southern Railway
Will’ Rogers
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corRyr
Oldiatlocia County of Pontetoc Xs
Bo HK
Plaintiee
Pontotoc County
Ernest Crabtres Aga
Mialweith
Jeter
R. Voyles
Stonewall
John T. Flenn
Townsend
Bruce Catton
Orient
U. S
United States
Tientsin
China
Japan
British Malaya
Dutch East Indies
America
Tepan
Osme
LaFollette
Nike
Bailey
Byrnes
Harrison
Vandenberg
Taft
Norris
Schnellenbach
King
Tydings
LeFollette
Senate Finance
Barrison
Arnold
Justice Department
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Albany
Eddie Monroe
Billie Marion Britton
Bowie
Juanita’ Glass
Stratford
Joseph Kinney Logue
Dorothy Rue Milam
Ada News
TL Gav
Denison
Postoffie
Czecho-Slovakia
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Prince Olav of
Norway
Unalaska
Alaska
Mount Veniaminos
Budapest
Clipper
Portugal
Ipy
Associated Preas
Poteau
F. L. Holton
LeFlore County
Stillwater
Oklahoma A
Earl Welch
State Planning and Resources Board
National Resources Board
Indiana
Wintersmith
3. B. Creps
D. M. McCreary
Harry Walker, Jr
Atlantic
Clara Adams
Maspeth
Julius Rappaport
al Ientown
Sullivan
Dixie
Harta
Azores
Ward
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