Heirs of Melvina Quincy filed suit in Pontotoc OK
The heirs and executors of Melvina Quincy filed a petition in the Pontotoc County District Court Oklahoma seeking a legal remedy. The notice states that defendants must answer by March 2, 19 or the petition will be granted by default. The case concerns properties described as located in Pontotoc County State of Oklahoma.
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Methot
Pontotod County
State OF Oklaroma
Oklahoma
Adranistravora
Malvinin Lane
Marton
Anderson
David Anderson
Bon Nail
Notic
District Court of
Pontotoc County
Couss
Pontatee
Gulahoma
Suit Notice in Fantotos County Oklahoma
In the district court of Fontotos County Oklahoma William Massey and others are named as defendants in a probate action. The notice requires response by April 9, 183 or risk default. The filing seeks removal of all claims to any estate or property by the defendants and assigns, and requests relief just and proper under law. The clerk Della Redford signs, with deputy Fleming and attorneys MacArthur and Orton.
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Pete Ton
Marie
Willan
Della Redford
Cain
Fantotas County
Oklahoma
Doctor runs wild with axe at Tulsa hospital
One-year-old physician Prank Beard at Hillcrest hospital in Tulsa allegedly swung a fire axe in corridors last night after being released from a 15 day stay. Zelma Williams, night supervisor, said a bruised arm occurred while staff tried to disarm him. Police said Beard faces pending sanity hearing and had prior assault charges related to his son’s shooting, later dropped.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mar
UPI
Hillcrost
J. W. Holmsworth
Todat
Prank Beard
Tis
Pat
Zelma Williams
Beard
Dowdys Move to Ada from Roff
Mr and Mrs J Lee Dowdy of Roff have moved to Ada where they will make their home. They lived in Roff 49 years and operated Dowdy s drug store there for 47 years before selling it a year ago. Mr Dowdy now works in a Mt Vernon Texas drug store. Their new address is 822 South Cherry.
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Mes
J. Lee Dowdy
Roff
Ada
Ther Nad
Dowdys
Dowdy
Bob Bunvara
Mt. Vernon
Texas
Two Young Russians Seek Refuge in Japan
Two young Russians, a sergeant and a civilian, fled to occupied Japan seeking refuge. Is nokertiy Zyryanov, 25, swam from the Kuriles to a coast near Kokkaida last September after fighting off seals on a homemade raft. He said his father was Japanese and his mother Russian, and that his parents were executed by the Soviets for political reasons. He claimed to have worked at Kumeshisi after service in the Red Army. Authorities said there was no link to Sgt Vladimir Barashkov, a Red airman who fled to Japan, whose case emerged with newsmen yesterday. Barashkov said communism misrepresents reality and noted Russians believe the Soviets possess the atomic bomb and that Truman’s election and Wallace’s defeat influenced views in Siberia.
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Toxyo
Japan
Isnokertiy Zyryanov
Kuriles
Nocthe
Kokkaida
Hak- Baio
Ilis
Zyryanev
Kumeshisi
Red Army
Siberia
Sakhalin
Vladimir Barashkov
Red
S. Remy
Ris Island
Barashkov
Truman
Henry Wallace
Raiders Break Up Big Gambling Game
Tulsa officials raided a tourist camp inside the Tulsa county line ending a recently played gambling game. Officers seized 2500 dollars at stake and arrested the proprietor C. Wilcox along with others found at the camp office bar. Tulsa detective J. W. Holmsworth assisted. liquor and other charges anticipated.
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Raiders
Tulsa
Okla
Ane
Creek Pousty
Creek County
Attoreney
Charles Prentiss
Prentiss
Lee Johnson
0. K. Bivins
State Busrest
J. W. Holmsworth
Rome
C. Wilcox
Grady the Cow Still Of Yet Picks At Food At Bedside
Grady the Hereford cow remains ill and under care in Yukon Oklahoma. She lies wrapped in blankets, eating sparingly as veterinarians monitor her condition after an accident near a silo. Public attention has drawn visitors from far away, with Ralph Partridge of the Denver Post assisting.
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Grady-the-Cow
Yukon
Okla
Grady
Washingtort
Bill Mack
Oklahoma
Handte Mach
Satom
Macn
L. J. Crump
Geady
Herset
Ralph Partridge
Denver Post
Nash Amtrid
Faris
Mach
the Postman
Mack
U S Bomber Refuels Four Times in Air
The Luckey Lady B passes Carswell Air Force Base ending history’s first pancsise flight around the world. The B50 refueled four times midair, covering 39,102 miles at an average 238 mph, crew of 144 relieved after landing at 10:30:53 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. Acknowledgments from Air Secretary Symington praised teamwork and mission success.
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Port Worth
Tex
Carswell Eirfort
Washington
Symington
Secon
Fort Worth
Bram
Ake
James Gellegher
Curtis F. FE. Lemay
Steslogiv Ate
Rus
Airforce
Eighth Airforce
Tucsom
Ariz
Arix
43Rd
Carswell
Azores
Ghakran
Saudi Arabia
Philippines
Filippines
Hawaii
Finwall
Ada Mirror Beverly Birne tops college Miss Freshman list
Beverly Birne of Ada daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Byrne is Kappa Alpha Theta candidate for Miss Freshman at Oklahoma University. She is a pianist who composes and sings her own songs and has been pictured twice in the Daily. The contest features 12 entries with prizes including attire from a movie company. The item also recalls Ada High talent in school productions and a bus tale about chivalry. The King’s Daughters class of First Methodist owns two wheelchairs loaned to those in need.
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Clifford Byrne
Ada
Kappa Alpha Theta
Oklahoma University
Oklahoma Ix
Beverly
King's Daughters
First Methodist Church
Gene
Lowe
Heavener High School
Fast Central
Tollege
Haavel School
Turner
Southern Califaring
Hollywood
Oscar Lawrance
Danta
Lawrence
Lew
Okahwna
Surprise Tuesday wedding anniversary noted at First Methodist
Ada area article recalls a Surprise Tuesday celebration for Mr and Mrs Joan A Smith at the First Methodist church with a brief service and songs. Family presence enhanced the moment as relatives joined in. Other notes include historical items on waterworks bonds and local figures.
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Joan A. Smith
First Methodist Church
Harold Graham
Tate
Oklahoma Set 65 and 55 Mile Limits In New Code
Oklahoma City March 2 FA legislation moved toward a uniform traffic code. The House approved the Senate’s 65 mph main limit and 55 mph secondary limit with minor amendments awaiting Senate concurrence before Gov Roy F Turner signs. Nighttime limit set at 33 mph. Heavily loaded trucks to 45 mph. Buses to 50 mph removed from bill in House. Also passed were a constitutional convention election bill and a tax sale of seized liquor, with revenue shared 33-65 by counties and state. House backed street resurfacing bill for local funding. A real estate commission bill to license brokers and salesmen advanced. Aimed to curb political activity by government employees. campaign contributions could cost jobs and jail time. An eight-year pharmacist-experience alternative to licensure was killed. The session continued amid busy debate.
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Mar
Oklahoma
House
Senate
Roy F. Turner
Wold
Renaries
Qamun
Lawton
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Ozmurr
Edwin Langley
Muskogee
State Real Estate Commission
Ed Bodmen
Oxmulges
Considerasion
B. Blaylock
Unive
Blaylock
Gift of Wheat Is Casily to Kansan
A Kansas farmer, David C. White of Kingsliny, paid $28,554.28 in income tax for two carloads of wheat donated to a relief train. White disputes the figure, saying internal revenue calculated $9,037.28 tax plus interest and bases it on higher wheat costs. He argues the price fell from 265 to 202 a bushel after sale.
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Wichita
Kas
Kansas
Elaine A
David C. White
White
WW. D. Fochems
Internal Revenue Department
White Finaly
Minerop
Pedestrian Struck by Local Driver on Main Street
Adrian Whitmarsh, 63, was hit by a car driven by Mrs. Morris Arnett on Main Street near Broad Way Tuesday night. He suffered head and facial lacerations but was not in serious condition at Malley View Hospital Wednesday morning. Police say Arnett did not see Whitmarsh in time to avoid the crash. The accident caused about 20 dollars in damage to the 4938 Ford. Additionally, St. Louis outfielder George Stone led the American League in batting average at .358.
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Adrian Whitmarsh
Broadway
Mgin
Malley View Hospital
Morris C. Arnett
Main
Whitmarsh
George Stone
St . Louis
County Ranchers and Farmers Plant Native Grasses
Northeastern Oklahoma sees a surge in native blue stem seed use as ranchers plan 47 acres near Fittstown and 15 acres east of Eazy HQ. SCS cautions on grazing, seedbed prep, timing, and weed control to ensure good stands this spring and summer.
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Pontatec County
Oklahoma
Cartan Corbin
Guy Shine
Perry
Fittstown
Craft
Eazy “Bd
Matve
Alvin Powell
Suxtom
Soil Conservation Service
Neal Stidhem
SCS
Russians Seek News Amid Siege Water Cut At Mission House
Russian officers ask for a newspaper during a siege as water is cut off. Lt Edward Covek, military police, reports only Stars and Stripes in English available. A Russian colonel visits with Col Sterling A. Wood as talks stall with neither side yielding.
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Stars and Stripes
Edward Lo Covak
Dukath
Minn
Mission House
Covek
Covele
Tuve
Sterling A. Wood
Ruasten
Bet Wood
Duci
Lucius O
Clay
Iian
Rersian
Berlin clash sparks reaction to Bonn constitution plan
Berlin mayor Ernst Reuter condemned the Bonn drawn constitution noting it excludes Berlin, while Western Berliners backed the West against immunism. Observers say France fears Berlin’s future role could feed German nationalism amid postwar plans. Joe Vetrana made a notable extra point in the All America conference last season.
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Serlin
Bonn
Hed
Berlin
Ernst Recter
Reuter
Berin
Joe Vetrana
San Francisco
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Henry Vaught
Ida Mckinney
William Johnston
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State OF Oklahoma
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G. S. Aighway
America
Gaa
United States
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Mexico
Rover
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White Sandy
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bArmzy
NEA Telephoto
U.S
Ft. Worth
By Elton C. Fay
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Lord Fauntteroy
Ada Daily News
Dai
Robert Duncan
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Yan
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