Estate of Haklin Cane Blood Choctaw Deceased
Court notices in Pontotoc County Oklahoma名称 state the matter of the estate of Haklin Cane Blood Choctaw, deceased. The Probate Court lists Christy Plainte Blaze of Oklahoma as related party with executors and heirs to respond to filings. The notice names the Oklahoma Tax Commission and unknown successors and trustees in the proceedings.
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Haklin Canes
Christy
Oklahoma
Pontotos County
Oxahoma
Reown
Notice of Estate Inheritance Court Case in Pontotoc
The Cherokee State of Oklahoma records a probate notice for Makin Christy a full blood Choctaw Indian who died intestate on April 27. The land described totals about 110 acres in Township 2 North Range 4 East, Indian Territory. No administration has been opened. the court in Pontotoc County orders response by April 3 with potential default if ignored.
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Oklahosia
Herra
Hayin Christy
Sulet Makin Christy
Gama
Tel Five Civilized Tribes
Anteregolne
Piatt
Howe
Eaid Eatate
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Deed Approval Hearing In Wirt County OKla Land Sale Notice
In Wirt County Oklahoma the matter of approving a warranty deed by Jeffere Davia feeblood Chickasaw is set for January 13 1950 at 10:00 AM. The heirs of Josephine Cravete Davis and Rhynes tenants are parties and the land described lies in Fontatoc County Section 27 Township 4 North Range 7 East. Sale offers $200 and bids must meet the appraised value with potential deed issued to the highest bidder January 1950.
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Jeffere
Gon Davia
Kore
Jefferaes Davin
Josephine Cravete Davis
Bell Nuvaber
Rd Rhynes
Chris
Khynes Am
Fontatoc County
Okelahoma
Toowlt
Alghest
Wilgay
Tost D. Mikeown
Oklahoma City Ministers Face Threats Over Raids
Two Oklahoma City ministers cooperating in a drive against gambling and bootlegging report receiving threatening phone calls. The group has not announced permanent officers for its Citizens Committee on Civic Righteousness. Rev. J L Yearby was elected permanent chairman and urged keeping ministers’ names out of raids to protect them. Constable George Vocale accompanied raids and advised ministers not to fear the threats.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
Citizens Committee On Civic Righteousness
George Vocale
Wooset
J. L. Yearby
Trinity Baptist Church
Yearby
Time to Fix Locks at Fort Lauderdale Jail
A fragment notes locks at Fort Lauderdale jailhouse in the courthouse since 1928. Jailer C B Lewis reports the fourth and fifth floors hold the cells. a half hour delay is mentioned to open a column.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fox
Lewis Fogks
Sory
Oleo Margarine Tax Repeal Heads Toward Senate Vote
Senate action could send a bill repealing all federal taxes on oleomargarine to the White House by nightfall. The House passed the measure 262 to 106 amid protests from dairy-state lawmakers. The compromise includes labeling rules and shape requirements for served margarine and lists annual tax impacts on manufacturers wholesalers and retailers.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
White House
House
August H. Andresen
Rminn
Oleo Trust
French Government Orders Draft to Keep Power Going
Paris reports Premier Bidouill's government ordered a draft of 100,000 public utility workers to avert a nationwide gas and electricity stoppage amid France's worst strike wave in three years. Unions demand higher wages while the state offers a 48 percent raise. transportation strikes strain Paris as army buses and taxis keep services moving.
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Paris
George Bidouill
France
Mrs J C Potts former Ada resident dies at 70
Mrs J C Potts a former Ada resident died Wednesday morning at 5220 via a McAlester hospital at age 70. Funeral services will be held in Sulphur with time pending. Surviving are a son Frank Potts Boulder Cole a daughter Mrs Joe S Tucker Fort Worth and four grandchildren. Three sisters survive Ada McAlester and Bellville Ark. The Potts moved to Sulphur around the Platt National Park era and remained there apart from Ada and Norman years. Frank Potts and Mrs Tucker attended Ada High School and East Central State College. He later played football and track at Oklahoma University and serves as a sports director at the University of Colorado.
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J. C. Potts
Ada
McAlester
Frank Potts
Boulder
Cole
Joe S. Tucker
Fort Worth
Leslie Prince
Givn Stubbs
R. FP. Ives
Bellville
Ark
Potts
Platt National Park
Norman
Admits Driving Without License in Local Court
Rubin C. Writ pleaded to driving without a license. He faced larceny and a subsequent offense, bound over to district court for trial. Bond set at 1,000 dollars with 34 percent required, case handled by J. D. Willoughby.
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Rubin C
Z Lin
Belin
Rorena
J.D. Wlloughby
Foster Mother Leads Community Drive For Flora Jean’s Surgery
In Belding Michigan Flora Jean Street seven seeks a second operation to restore more vision. Foster mother Louise McCormick 63 and locals raise funds, with civic groups doctors and a donor offering to fly the girl to New York for treatment.
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Beldins
Mich
Flora Jean Street
Flora Jean
Louise McCormick
Belding
Flore Jean
Flora’ Jean
OCW Official Explains Value Of Girls School Attendance Discussed
Pontotoc county schoolmasters meet at Vanoss high school with OCW president Dr. Dan Procter and six OCW faculty. Ed Keefe argued OCW importance as a single sex college with small size advantages while noting graduates marry well and keep high incomes. April meeting planned at Byng with Shere Yastpont as guest.
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Pontotoc County
Vaness High School
Dan Procter
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Procter
Ada City
East Central College
A Linscheid
OCW
Ed Keefe
Oklahoma
Keefe
Mary Jane
Keele
Dr. Procter
Shere Yast Pont
Byng
Austria seeks reduced occupation and more Austrian sovereignty
Vienna reports Foreign Minister Karl Gruber told parliament that Austria has asked the four occupying powers to cut forces, pay own costs, and yield most rights. A note to Moscow London Paris Washington outlines token forces, return of housing, abolished military courts, Austrian jurisdiction over foreigners, and police arrest power in emergencies. Gruber suggested a 14 day path to an independence treaty if Russia agrees to postwar claims talks.
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Vienna
Austria
Karl Gruber
Moscow
London
Paris
Washington
United States
Russia
France
Britain
Gruber
Aucria
Red-Led Paris Transit Strike Fails to Halt City
A communist led walkout in Paris disrupted some bus and subway lines but did not stop daily life. Government kept services running with volunteers and police. at least five bus routes and two subway lines operated irregularly amid heavy traffic.
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Paris
National Assembly
Indochina
Lnes
Wrong Answers to Solons' Questions
A legislative committee investigating farming at Central State hospital Norman Oklahoma pressed for details on a bulldozer purchase and road work. The panel including Senator Cobb questioned staff about payment for trip participants and the machine's manure capacity versus a tractor.
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Cantrell
Raymond Gary
Nadill
Cobb
F. E Walker
Ada High School Broad Cast Tries Thursday 4 15
Ada Highschool offers a Thursday broadcast at 4 15 led by the journalism class with sports news as a featured segment. The program invites community interest and discusses student journalism topics despite prior reluctance from some Russian sources.
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Kada
Ada
Ada High
Small Victories Boost Nationalist Morale in Formosa
TAIFEL Formosa March 6 Nationalist China wins two small victories repulse of a minor Hainan invasion attempt and recapture of Kargug, capital of Sikang. Nationalist forces on Hainan repel 900 mainland communists with 200 killed, others routed or captured. Possible reconnaissance raid or supply effort. coastal raids not ruled out. Hainan defences include 100,000 regulars and 90,000 militiamen under Gen Hsueh Yueh. Chen Cheng to premier after likely government reorganization. Si kang guerrillas reportedly retook Kwangting from turncoats.
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Taifel
Formosa
China
Hainan
Kargug
Sikang
South China Coast
Siechow Peninsula
Hsueh Yueh
Hunan
Chiang Kai- Shek
Chen Cheng
Kwangting
Sulphur Loses One Of Civic Leaders
Silas Edgar Ballenger born 1873 Stockton Missouri died March 2 1950 Sulphur active civic worker peace officer police chief county commissioner and board chair moved to Sulphur in 1906 funeral at First Baptist church with Dr Charles Myers and Rev Elmer Gray Danner Funeral Home in charge burial Oakland Cemetery He married Verna Ballenger and was father and grandfather with multiple relatives listed pallbearers named local notables
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Silas Edgar Ballenger
Stockton
Murray County
First Baptist Church
Charles Myers
Elmer Gray
Danner Funeral Home
Oakland Cemetery
Ballenger
Verna Ballenger
Judd Barnwell
Shawnee
F. K. Duncan
Oklahoma City
W. W. Williams
Monroe
Oregon
Mabel Lynch
Topeka
Kansas
Ernest Hill
Sulphur
Harold Shepherd
Detroit
Michigan
John Shepherd
Bakersfield
California
Oscar Ballenger
J. E. Ballenger
J &. Ballenger
Gainesville
Texas
Addison Walker
F. M. Smith
Jack Chaffin
J. E. Hoffman
Milare Lawrance
Elmer Cleveand
Birthday Plans Didn't Work Out
Two women with February 24 birthdays Mrs H Stringfellow of Dougherty and Mrs Frank Riggs of Rosi Sisters planned a Dougherty home gathering at Mrs John Hinaricks. Illness kept Mrs Riggs away as flu struck her family, yet a birthday cake appeared and 72 guests from Lawton Ada Tishomingo Sulphur Scuilin and Dougherty attended. Mrs Riggs is 71 and Mrs Stringfellow 68.
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H. Obl Stringfellow
Dougherty
Frank Riggs
Rosi
John Hinaricks
Lawton
Ada
Riggs
Stringfellow
Ardmore Voters Approve Water and Sewer Projects
Ardmore residents approved a $325,000 water improvement project and a $275,000 sewer expansion in a special election held yesterday. Two other measures, a $200 airport at Lake Murray and a $275,000 library, were defeated.
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Ardmore
Oxia
Laxe Murray
Former Engineer Turned Cook and What a Cook
Lou von Cseh, an electrical engineer and industrialist, opens a restaurant to serve his global palate. He plans kocsonya and vichysoisse starters, pomphord fish, a curry main with dall and chutney, Indian orange fritters, halvah with gold leaf, and bold desserts. He jokes about eating anything and notes American wives don’t like to cook.
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India
New York
von Cieh
von Cseh
von Cheh
Kocsonya
von Cs¢eh
Arabian Sea
Uae
Yon Cseh
von Cseh Lavea
GAAR CORNER NEWS Fishing trips and visits around Lake Texoma
Francis and Gene Maddox visited Dorothy Byford on Saturday. Maddox family and Dorothy Byford with Kenneth Bone fished at Lake Texoma Sunday. Fay Brown and family with Donald Jones Mildred Gallup report a good Texoma trip. Mrs. Jack Jones and Bonnie Farmer dined with aunt Mrs. Ed Varnadore Friday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Bond of Ada visited Alma Maddox Saturday evening. Ethel Varnadore spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Sat Wy Gaar. Joteta Reba and Terry Jane visited Joann and Ruth Varnadore Sunday evening. CS. FD James spent Sunday with sister Mrs Pat McClure. Mrs J C James visited Mrs F CD Jones recently. Farmers Union will hold regular meeting March 16.
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Francis
Gene Maddox
Dorothy Byford
C. Maddox
Kenneth Bone
Lake Texoma
Fay Brown
Donald Jones
Mildred Gallup
Jack Jones
Bonnie Farmer
Ed Varnadore
Raymond Bond
Ada
Alma Maddox
Ethel Varnadore
Sat Wy Gaar
Military Caecinues From Page One Fire Noted as Explosion Debated
Report describes a scorched facility with charred ceilings and a long L shaped corridor. Maj Kenneth Kolster says no explosion evidence. guards reported fox outcries and unclear events after a blaze. Three cell blocks and five overhead flashes noted.
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Kenneth Kolster
Sandia
Red Cross in Oklahoma Strives Through 1949 Needs
A public appeal praises Oklahoma Red Cross work in 1949 disasters and safety programs. It notes $286000 relief in nine events, $123000 for May floods, and past year’s lower need after the 1947 Woodward tornado. It details safety, swimming, nursing, infantile paralysis nurse recruitment, home service, and family welfare efforts.
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Oklahoma
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Red Rats
Woodward
The
Ada
Alva
Clinton
el Reno
Enid
Karman
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Roen
New Easter Toys For Home Decor And Accessories
A 1950s style feature describes Easter toys popular for homes and parade showpieces. Soft plush rabbits with zipper pouches, dressed dolls like girl with cabbit ears, and a 25 inch Molly Rabbit claim peak appeal. Toys appeal to boys and girls with hand puppets and musical boxes, while buyers influence color choices.
Coplon Faces Harsh Sentence In Spy Case
Judge Ryan denied bail for both defendants in the Coplon espionage case. Mila Coplon and Gubitchev were led to detention as the judge warned that punishment must be substantial. Coplon, a former Justice Department employee, was called disloyal for betraying the country while denying speculative motive by her attorney.
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Ryan
Miss Coplon
Haute of
Gubitchev
Federal House of Detention
Justice Department
Mies Coplon
Mivs Coplon
FBI
Russia
Gutitchev
Mila Coplon
Migs Cayton
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