Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Pontotoc County
The State of Oklahoma to William Mary Williams and others heirs executors and devisees of Rowan Wallis deceased. Home Savings and Loan Association sues in Pontotoc County District Court No 12 165 to foreclose a mortgage on the Last three Heck two Chickasaw Addition to Ada Oklahoma and to bar defendants from any right title or lien. Judgment for 1 848 91 with 19 percent interest from December 24 1932 and costs. Dated February 28 1933 by Court Clerk Della Redford.
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Oklahoma
Wiliam
Mary
Williams
Ira H. Wallia
Cecil Wallix
Rowan Wallia
Home Savings and Loan Association
Oart
Pentotoc County
Paintiff
Williema
Heck
Chickasaw
Ada
Lontotoc County
Oklsheama
Pebrunsky
Della Redford
Pontotoc County
Khianhowma
Ivy Pawes Harden
McKeown & Tiert
Egruty
Pisintiff
State of Oklahoma
Mathis, Wiaintiff
Maryou Mathis
Mary Lou Mathis
J. C. Mathis
Okla
Della Bedford
Fats Fu
Notice of Stiprifes Sale Without Appraisement in Ada OK
Notice records a sheriff sale without appraisal in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to satisfy foreclosure of The Home Standing and Loan Association of Ada against Jo M Scarborough Tessie Brarborough and Oklahoma State Bank Ada. Property is Lot Six Block Five in West Side Addition Ada. Sale set for April 3 1933 at 10 a.m. at the north front door of the Ada courthouse.
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Wale
Netrich
Pomtatee
Okiahoma
Ada
Kiahoma
Jo. M. Scarborough
Tessie Brarborough
Oklahoma State Tank
Oklahoma
Tantetoe County
Montetec County
Gaid
Adan
Otter
Clyde Kaiser
Pontoteer County
Notice of Real Estate Foreclosure Sale by Sheriff
Notice from Pontotoc County Oklahoma public sale of Lot 2 in Block 6 of the Unionhey Addition Ada to satisfy a judgment in favor of The Midland Savings and Loan Company against Henry Mareh Ada Marsh and Newcomb. Sale April 17 1922 at 2 PM at the south front door of the county courthouse Ada. appraised value 223, and two thirds of that amount required as minimum bid. sale subject to unpaid taxes.
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District Court
Paentetor
Klehoma
Midland Savings and Loan Company
Henry
Mareh
Ada. Marsh
Newcomb
Paenteter County
Oklahieetys
Ageinet
Ads
Vontotoe County
Oklahoma
Luke Lea and Son Granted Habeas Corpus in Clarksville
Colonel Luke Lea a Nashville publisher and former U S senator and his son Luke Lea Jr were arrested in Clarksville Tennessee and a writ of habeas corpus was issued by County Judge John T Cunningham. The hearing was set for 9 00 a m Monday and bond was denied by the judge with bond to be considered next Monday morning.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Luke Lea
Nashville
United States
Luke Lea, Jr
John T. Cunningham
Cunningham
Oan
Bond
Angle
Towel Talk and Suspicions At the Beach Estate
Linda and Tom navigate towel shortages and a suspected hearing issue among guests at a coastal estate. They weigh Marvin Statlander and DeVos against a ring of social intrigue, considering Fleur Stoner and Valeska about money and prestige. The pair race a swim and plot afternoon plans as clues emerge.
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Tom
Linda
Marvin
Tommy
DeVos
Pratt
Dolly Alger
Fleur
Valeska
Cap d’Antibes
Mr. Statlander
Fleur Stoner
Statlander
Binks
Rosie
All-American lineup named from tense tournament clash
Hyatt headlines the AP first quintet as captain and forward among stars from the tournament. Joe Reisi earns a forward post for his free throws and pivot play, while Bob Gruening lands the center slot over Carl Larson. Guards Bart Carlton and Berry Dunham complete the five, with Huckabee brothers contributing to the scoring surge.
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Hyatt
Assocate Press
Joe Reisi
Northwestern University
Chicago
Bob Gruening
Rosenberg-Arvey
Carl Larson
Oilers
Bart Carlton
Berry Dunham
Wichita Henrys
Southern Kansas Sinte Lines
Kansas
Sity
Huckabee Brothers
E. Huckabee
Leas Arrested in Clarksville for Banking Conspiracy
Colonel Luke Lea and Luke Lea Jr. were arrested in Clarkesville Tennessee on a warrant by Governor Hill McAlister amid a North Carolina banking case. They were convicted in Asheville in 1931 for conspiracy to violate banking laws tied to the Central Bank and Trust collapse. sentences ranged six to ten years for the elder and two to six years or fine options for the son.
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Clarkesville
Tenn
Mar
Luke Lea
Nashville
United States
Luke Lea Jr
North Carolina
Hill McAlister
Leas
Allen Brown
Asheville
Central Bank and Trust Company
Lea
Lea Jr
Murray Lifts Lid on Oklahoma City Field
Oklahoma City oil field operations resumed under Gov. W. H. Murray after a ten day shutdown. The order allows daily ratable production by operators not currently overproduced, taking effect at 7 AM. The administration proration bill, aimed at enforcing the statutes, passed the house with an emergency clause and proceeded to the senate.
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Oklahoma City
W. H. Murray
House
Senate
New Districts Being Carved Oklahoma City
March 13 Oklahoma City reports a tentative outline for nine new congressional districts, drastically redrawing the present eight. The plan shifts the eighth district toward Republican, with a bill to redisrict soon. The ninth district arises from a congressionally authorized ninth member elected at large after the 1930 census.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
House
Congress
Nowata
Washington
Tulsa
Craig
Ottawa
Delaware
Mayes
Rogers
Pawnee
Wagoner
Cherokee
Adair
Sequoyah
Muskogee
McIntosh
Okmulgee
Pittsburg
Hushes
Haskell
LeFlore
Latimer
Atoka
Pushmataha
McCurtain
Cimarron
Texas
Beaver
Harper, Woods
Alfalfa
Grant
Kay
Osage and
Noble
Jefferson
Garvin
Carter
Murray
Love
Johnson
Marshall
Bryan
Choctaw
Coal
Veterans deposits denied priority in bank insolvency case
The Supreme Court ruled that World War II veterans have no priority over other depositors in claims against insolvent banks. The Kentucky case involved Sam Spicer and the Hargis Bank and Trust of Breathitt County where about $6,000 was on deposit. Assets were insufficient to pay all depositors, and the court held veterans funds were not United States money with priority.
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Washington
Mar
Supreme Court
United States
Sam Spicer
Hargis Bank and Trust Company
Breathitt County
Kentucky
Democrats Still Deeply In Reg Dem
Washington March 13 A bank balance on February 20% of 57 256 and unpaid obligations of 751 290 were reported to the house today by the democratic national committee Ambrose O Connell assistant treasurer filed the statement covering January and February Cash contributions 152 125 receipts from medallion sales 2123 and loans 60000 bring aggregate receipts to 286 265 Disbursements were 299 006 Largest unpaid obligations include 60000 to Country Trust Co NYC 94250 to John J Raskob 45000 to Joseph P Kennedy 10000 to Henry Morgenthau 10000 to Mayor Cermak 15000 to M L Benedum 25000 to R W Morrison 10000 to W K Vanderbilt 10000 to Vincent Astor 10000 to R H Gore 10000 to Howard Bruce 10090 to Robert B Meyer.
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Washington
Mar
House
Democratic National Committee
Ambrose O'Connell
Larcest
The
Country Trust Company
New York City
John J. Raskob
Joseph P. Kennedy
Henry Morsgenthau
Cermak
Chicago
M. L. Benedum
Pittsburgh
R. W.W. Morrison
San Antonio
W. K. Vanderbilt
Vincent Astor
R. H. Gore
Howard Bruce
Baltimore
Robert B. Meyer
Commodity Values Make Good Gains Amid Banking Measures
The AP reports inflationary psychology in markets as banks, currency rules, and Washington measures affect commodity prices. Spot activity shows cotton, sugar, copper and other staples up, while grain traders expect a buying surge once banks reopen. the Farm Board may influence wheat prices.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
Liverpool
Farm Board
William 5. Dowdell
New York Cotton Exchange
Oilers Win Amateur Basketball Title In Ai Usa Tourney
Kansas City March 13 The Tulsa Diamond Oilers coached by Bill Miller claim the amateur basketball title of America after a 25 23 victory over the Tiesenberg Arvey Chicago team in the A A U nationals finals Chuck Hyatt former Pittsburgh star starred with repeated hook shots and set up most Oilers goals as the blue generalissimo pressed the pace through a demanding week of play involving many teams The final showcased two great centers and skilled forwards with support from reserves
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Charles A. Grumich
Associated Press
Kansas City
Mar
Little Napoleon
Bill Miller
Tulsa Diamond Oilers
America
Simon Pyres
Little
Oilers
Tiesenberg-Arvey
Chicaco
Stonewall Meets Sapulpa In State Final Opener
Stonewall boys, regional champs, face Sapulpa, another regional winner, Thursday at 2 pm in Oklahoma City in the first round of the state finals. Sapulpa edged Tulsa Braves last week. Other finalists: El Reno, Pawnee, Enid, Frederick, Oklahoma City Central and Weleetka. Weleetka beat Stonewall 41 37 in East Central invite. Weleetka plays Oklahoma City in opening round. In girls action Byne and Vaness were upset by Dale regional champion.
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Stonewall
Durant
Sapulpa
Oklahoma City
Sapulpans
Tulsa Braves
el Reno
Pawnee
Enid
Frederick
Oklahoma City Central
Weleetka
Weleckta
Weleetkans
Pontotoc County
Byne
Vaness
Dale
Stonewall Racers Take Regional Title In Durant Final
Stonewall's basketball team won the regional tournament final at Durant beating Haworth 28 to 14. All players scored, with corkscrew shots from inside the circle driving the victory, following an earlier win over Ardmore Tigers.
Wounded Bandit Once Prosperous Fort Smith Bank Robber
Charley Chapman once a prosperous highway contractor with a reported fortune of 275000 dollars was critically wounded in a hospital in Fort Smith Arkansas after a gun battle with officers. He faces charges for robbing a Hope Arkansas bank of 24000 dollars earlier last month and is suspected in five states. Sheriff Albert Maxey said Chapman’s pre depression wealth came from an unspecified source and noted he may have a wife and two children in Wichita Kansas.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Charley Chapman
Albert Maxey
Chapman
Wichita
Kan
Port Angeles Scrip Ends Banking Crunch on Outpost
Officials at a remote naval radio lighthouse and weather station used scrip during an emergency as island paper money faded. They marked hundreds on scratch paper and now seek a return to regular currency to avoid running thin.
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Port Angeles
Wash
Naval Radio, Lighthouse and Weather Bureau
Uncle Sam
Oil Proration Measure Passed by Oklahoma House
Oklahoma City March 16 by a vote of 82 to 26 the Oklahoma house approved the administration's proration bill with an emergency clause. The measure authorizes the corporation commission to fix an oil gas ratio and provides penalties for violations. An umpire and an attorney would be appointed by the commission and governor respectively at 6000 dollars annually.
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Oklahoma City
Mar
Oklahoma House of Representatives
Senate
Corporation Commission
Zangara Sentenced to Execution in Florida Raiford
Governor Dave Sholtz signed a death warrant for Giuseppe Zangara to be electrocuted at Raiford state prison in the week of March 29. Zangara, who killed Mayor Anton Cermak in an attempt on President Roosevelt, is held on death row after transfer from Miami amid armed guards.
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Tallahasser
Fla
Dave Sholtz
Florida
Giuseppe Zangara
Raiford
Jacksonville
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Roosevelt
Zangara
Balford
Miami
Dave Scholtz
Tallahassee
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H. A. Falter
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Podttotox Hhunty
Sop
Norrie BR. Haney
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Elizabeth Haney
Harriett Haney
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Guardien
Wotal
Pontotua
Kiahomsa
Pontator County
Wo Thompson
West
Lot
Pioek
Flionughey
Pontetec
Oklishoma
Wpontotoc County
Claude Sturdivant
McKeown & Green
Ada, Oklahoma
Plaintiff
Moscow
Arnolt
Anorick
S . Laughlin
EK. N. Jones
Rollow Building
Foone
TT J. Chamblass
RE. x. Jones
GOL
Ares
Stallander
Shaughnessey
Mr. DeVos
Southwest Building and Loan Association
Walnut Park
Calif
Oklahoma City Field
Garved
Democrats
REG
Hiram Hertenl
Barton Carlton
Anil- American
Stonewall Wits Durant Tourney
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