Public Notice in Pontotoc County Civil Actions
Lille F Russell files to quiet title on land in Pontotoc County Oklahoma describing part of the northeast quarter of Section 14 Township 3 North Range 6 East with parties Eddie Parnacher Kilcrease deceased and unknown heirs. The case seeks determination of heirship and title and to bar claims adverse to plaintiff. Judgment sought includes ownership of surface and quiet title with notices to unknown heirs executors and assigns.
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State OF Oklahoma
Eddie Parmacher
Neekillcrease
Lille E. Russell
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Eddie Parnacher
Kilicrease
Bec. 14
Increase
State of
Killcrease
Kincrease
Lille F. Russell
Killerease
Ada
Notice of Will Hearing in Pontotoc County Court
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the probate of the estate of S H Mount deceased is in process. H B Mount and Velma Lee Crowell named executors. A hearing is set for April 7 1952 at Ada Oklahoma to prove the will and contest by interested parties.
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Pontotocco Oklahoma
H. Mount
Aaa
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
H. B. Mount
Velma Lee Crowell
Ada
Pontotoc
Carrie Newport
E. W Rolfs
Laura Klineman
Carrie
Este
Sheriff Sale of Land in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice of sheriff sale of real estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma on April 71 1952 at 10 00 AM at the South Front Door of the Court House Ada Oklahoma. Property includes various parcels in Roff Oklahoma and Lot units in Blocks 6e 122 128 with 59 acres more or less. Action to satisfy a district court judgment in cause No 12 798 against J M Etchieson Nora Etchieson et al for 240 000 plus interest and costs.
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Ada
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Roff Oklahoma
Roff
District Court
Ponto’oce County
First State Bank, Tishominge Oklahoma
J. M. Etchieson
Nora Etchieson
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Executors of Tom D. McKeown estate announce sale of oil and gas lease properties and related equipment in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Sale to highest cash bidder upon court confirmation on April 14 1952 at 10:00 AM Ada Oklahoma. Parcels include Tract Two and Tract Three with described leases and equipment such as casing tubing rods tanks line pipe and various pumping units.
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Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Tom D. McKeown
Ada
Oklahoma
Pontotoc
State of
Drive-in hospital concept aids rural regions says Dr Miller
Dr D G Miller Jr of Morgan town Kentucky describes a drive-in hospital equivalent using two small stores, staffed by two nurses a lab tech and a receptionist. It handles 10 672 office calls and 566 home visits for 2 389 patients, with costs around 25 000 and no boarding charges.
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Rank Carey
AP Science
Atlant City
N. J
D. G. Miller Jr
Morgantown
Kentucky
Miller
American Academy of General Practice
Oklahoma Readers Propose Changes On Illegitimacy Prisoners And Traffic
Letters from Oklahoma readers discuss illegitimate children reforming into adoption pathways. They urge clemency for prisoners and parole support, calling for post release employment. Suggestions on highway safety include public shaming posts and stricter enforcement with possible license cancellation.
Pleads Guilty to Drunken Driving in County Court
Lloyd L. Scott pleaded guilty to drunk driving at a county court arraignment. A $50 fine plus costs was imposed by County Judge Tal Crawford and his license was ordered suspended. Scott was arrested Tuesday afternoon one mile south of Ada on SH 99 by Highway Patrolman Aubrey A. Mitchell. Everett Johnson, a passenger, was fined $15 and costs for public drunkenness at arraignment Wednesday in Justice of the Peace court of C. W. Floyd.
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Lloyd L. Scott
Tal Crawford
Scott
Ada
SH 99
Aubrey A. Mitchell
Everett Johnson
Justice of Peace Court of
Red Cross Field Consultant Visits Ada For Blood Project
Marjorie Bunker, American Red Cross area field consultant, met with Ada volunteers Thursday morning at the county chapter offices to discuss the county-wide blood project. Present were Joyce Miller staff aid chairman, O E Parker Gray Ladies chair, Jack Clawson Nurses' aid, June Murdaugh staff aid, W T Milam staff aid, Claude Thompson motor corps chair, J Langford Shaw publicity chair, W O Smith er, and Jack Conn staff al.
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Marjorie Bunker
American Red Cross
Ada
Joyce Miller
O. E. Parker
Gray Ladies
Jack Clawson
June Murdaugh
W. T. Milam
Claude Thompson
Motor Corps
Rioting in Trieste Quelled After 160 Casualties
Free Territory violence in Trieste ends after days of unrest that left 160 dead and wounded. American and British forces patrol the city to restore uneasy calm.
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Trieste
Free Territory
Marriages Bennie Walker and Vanda Owens Wed in Ada
Bennie Rae Walker aged 20 and Vanda Lea Owens aged 17, both of Ada, Oklahoma, were joined in marriage. The ceremony report notes the couple’s ages and Ada as the wedding location.
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Bennie Rae Walker
Ada
Vanda Lea Owens
Submarine Volcano Puts on a Rock Show Near Luzon
Manila Evening News reports an underwater volcano 30 miles off Luzon throwing rocks 3000 to 4000 feet into the air. A survey party watched from a boat a mile away as the sea around the cone fizzed. Huge boulders dropped from the rim while smaller stones rose into the smoke cloud. the cone remained about 250 feet above water, and the affected area appeared larger since the March 19 air view.
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Manila
Philippines
Manila Evening News
Luzon
Ada Couple, Family Stirred by Korea Army Promotion
Billy M. McDaniel 21 was promoted to staff sergeant with an army unit in Chung Chon Korea. He arrived November 11 1951 and nears four years service as an air policeman. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Earl McDaniel Route 2 Ada and his wife with two sons Jim and Dave reside at home.
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Billy M. McDaniel
Chung Chon
Korea
McDaniel
Earl McDaniel
Ada
Jim
Dave
Red Cross appeals for Tornado Aid Funds in Arkansas
Residents respond to a national Red Cross appeal for disaster relief after spring storms hit seven states with Arkansas hardest. The drive targets 223 deaths 122 in Arkansas and 711 injuries with 757 homes destroyed and 1 754 affected. Local offices urge churches to rally next Sunday and urge larger contributions to the special fund.
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Ac Cross
Red Cross
Arkansas
National Red Cross
Twisters
Ada
Scientists test brain needle to stop cancer pain
Massachusetts General Hospital researchers explore an electric needle to disable a brain crossroad for pain signals. Trials in monkeys precede human tests as they seek complete pain relief without personality change. The project was presented during an eight city Cancer Society news tour.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
William H. Sweet
American Cancer Society
Village punished for ambush slaying in Malaya
General Sir Gerald Templer ordered a 22 hour house arrest for 5,000 residents of Tanjong Halin after a Communist ambush killed 12, including two Britons and eight Malays. Rice rations were cut and elders summoned to the school to hear a harsh rebuke. The action followed a string of incidents since January with few villagers offering information.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Gerald Templer
Tanjong Halin
Gerald
Citizensip
Yestern
Here
Steel unions and steel firms in stalemate in Pittsburgh talks
Negotiations between CIO Steelworkers under Philip Murray and U S Steel and Johns & Laughlin in Pittsburgh lag with no progress. Company demands cite a $12 per ton price rise if WSB terms are accepted while Washington mulls Feinsinger's step and steel profitability.
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Saa
Pittsburgh
Truman
Florida
CIO Steelworkers Union
Philip Murray
Murray’s
Union
U.S. Steel Corp
Johnes & Laughlin Steel
Washington
Feinsinger
WSB
Ada Rodeo Brings Top Cowboys and Contests to Arena
Jim Snively from Pawhuska faces Everett Shaw in a three steer and three calf roping showdown. H D Binns, famed steer wrestler, clashes with Dick Truitt while Sheriff J D Gaar awards the kids calf riding trophy once Willy Wayne Tigert won in 1951. Floyd Watts of Tulsa will announce the Ada rodeo.
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Jim Snively
Pawhuska
Everett Shaw
H. D. Binns
Binns
Dick Truitt
J. D. Gaar
Willy Wayne Tigert
Allen
Floyd Watts
Tulsa
Watts
Plane crash survival retold as flames engulf exit
Eyewitness accounts describe a Denver to Oklahoma City flight midair emergency. Passengers recalled the plane tipping, the motor failing, and flames as the craft landed in a wheat field. Women slid down ropes while men jumped. an 82 year old rode a magazine wrapped rope for protection. Jesse Watts injured sliding to safety.
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Stites
Wheat Field
W. C
Bill) McPhail
Colorado Springs
Colo
Skysox
Western Baseball League
Jesse Watts
Greensboro
N.C
Denver
Oklahoma City
Benton blasts McCarthy over immunity and claims lies
Senator Benton says he sought an impartial tribunal to test McCarthy's accusations but accuses him of shielding behind immunity. He vows to sue or cease the reckless remarks. Benton’s office released the statement as he travels to Los Angeles.
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Congress
McCarthy
Benton
Los Angeles
Prisoner exchange talks show candor but no agreement
Col George W. Hickman says negotiations have not produced a deal as U N officials pursue openly discussed prisoner exchange. Nuckols notes three secret sessions clarified some views but progress remains unconfirmed, with talks held in frank, rancor free discussions.
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George W. Hickman
Nuckols
Hickman
Drunkenness Fines Levyed on Cecil Frick in Lawrence
Cecil Frick was fined $20.50 and costs after arraignment before Peace Justice Percy for public drunkenness. He was arrested at 4 a m Tuesday in Lawrence by Deputy Sheriff E T Miers.
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Cecil Frick
Lawrence
Percy
Frick
E. T. Miers
Adult Leadership Course Conducted in Arts and Crafts
Pontotoc County Home Demonstration Council members attended an arts and crafts leadership course at the county courthouse. Sessions covered belt making corsage creation weaving cane chair seats and hair weaving with demonstrations by local agents and visiting guests from Union Valley Roff Cisco McLish Hart Pleasant Hill and Byng among others.
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Pontotoc County
Beltmaki
Letha Nichols
Roff
Reba Daniels
Cisco
Katherine Vincent
McLish
Gladstone Kidwell
Allen
Jelly Ulrrich
Ada
Thelma Hart
Fitzhugh
Alvie Griffith
Hart
Martha Riley
Oklahoma City
Lee Jones
Vaness
E. R. Ebrite
Colbert
Tom Murphy
Gaar Corner
Virgie Pennington
Ruth Stout
Ahloso
Inez Bruhin
Byng
Dollie Morgan
Beulah Emore
Union Valley
Ruth Harrell
Blanche Foster
Pleasant Hill
Tommy Castleberry
Latta
Ralph Burleson
A. F. Massey
Bonnie Hallmark
A. H. Neel
Opal Felkins
Simon Patton
Bob Austell
R. E. Tilley
Charles Richard
Pecan Grove
Ernest Hodges
R. J. Ross
Frank Matthews
Opal Hill
Ruth Odom
Ross
Georgia Martin
Janette Townsend
E. C. Minor
Harry Miller
Schley Stegall
M. L. Stegall
W. O. Stephens
Willard Wright
Ken Hardin
Johnny Boring
W. B. Kilpatrick
Pickett
C. H. Hammond
Thelma Perriman
Marjorie Soutee
Christine Martin
Marjorie Elliott
W. C. Story
Tension in Oaxaca as rebellion prompts government moves
In Oaxaca a week of tax protests has left 11 dead including four mayors and five inmates. Gov. Manuel Mayoral Heredia dismissed key officials and pulled Rural Reserves after clashes with demonstrators. Federal officials ordered an investigation and urged lawful opposition.
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Oaxaca
Mex.p
Manuel Mayoral Heredia
Mayoral
Mexico City
Federal
Interior Department
Windfall to Help Group of Schools
Oklahoma County schools receive 10000 from county tag agency profits. State Senator George Miskovsky mailed checks to 126 schools based on attendance. Half of the fund will be given to the Oklahoma City Safety Council to promote safety education.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
George Miskovsky
Miskovsky
Oklahoma City Safety Council
Pipe Line Exonerated Over Stream Contamination Court Rules Magnolia Not Responsible
The Oklahoma State Criminal Court of Appeals cleared Magnolia Pipe Line Co. of contaminating a Stephens County stream. A state game ranger reported oil leakage from the pipe line and 24 barrels seeped into the stream, but the court found the break was caused by a third party.
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Oklahoma City
Magnolia Pipe Line Co
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Stephens County
Magnolia
Thomas M. Sparks
Marlow
Fined In Public Drunkenness Case
Chastine McCurtin was arrested on East Jesse streets for public drunkenness and fined $10 plus costs when he appeared before peace justice W Floyd. Deputy sheriff Ernest T. Miers apprehended McCurtin.
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Chastine McCurtin
East Jesse
Co. W. Floyd
Peace Justice
McCurtin
Ernest T. Miers
Accidental Gunshot Fatal for Tom David Crawford Son
David Crawford two and a half years old, son of Mr and Mrs J B Crawford, near Tupelo, died from an accidental gunshot about 11 Tuesday morning while playing in the yard with his five year old brother Glenn. The 22 rifle discharged striking him under the chin and exiting the back, severing the spinal cord. He was taken to Stonewall where he was pronounced dead. Mrs Crawford was nearby hanging clothes. The Crawford family lies in Ada with funeral arrangements through Smith Funeral Home. Mr Crawford works as a section hand for the railroad.
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David
J. B. Craweford
Tupelo
Glenn
Stonewall
Vanoss FFA Girls Headed to State Rally in Oklahoma City
Vanoss Future Homemakers members travel to Oklahoma City for the annual state FHA rally. Sponsor Mrs. Virginia Mitcham leads the trip with club mothers Mrs. Ruby Duckworth and Mrs. M. E. Booth along. Voting members Sue Welch and Velma Lea Voyles are part of the group, with a list of attendees including Patsy Ann Briggs, Betty Burk, Mary Duckworth, Willa Duckworth, Varna Cunningham, Colene Booth, Dana McKinney, Martha Rankin, Violet Bailey, Thelma Tucker, Sabra Landreth, Helen Pedersen, Mildred Pennington, Frances Maddox, Rosie Van Schuyver, Glenda Lane, Doris Asselstin, Donna Cummins, Nancy Price, Beverly Baird, Eileen Biggs, Bonnie Williams, Joy Lane, Lou Ann Miller and Kathryn Asselstine.
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Vanoss
Vanoss Future Homemakers
Oklahoma City
Virginia Mitcham
Ruby Duckworth
M. E. Booth
Vaness
Warren Cunningham
Mrs. Welch
Sue Welch
Velma Lea Voyles
Patsy Ann Briggs
Betty Burk
Mary Duckworth
Willa Duckworth
Varna Cunningham
Colene Booth
Dana McKinney
Martha Rankin
Violet Bailey
Thelma Tucker
Sabra Landreth
Helen Pedersen
Mildred Pennington
Frances Maddox
Rosie van Schuyver
Glenda
One School Vote Triggers Oklahoma School Resignations
In Indiahoma Oklahoma a school election led to the resignation of L. L. Chisum the eight year superintendent and Hugh Carothers the board president along with nine teachers. Mrs. Bob Smith won a board seat 213 to 138, stating no comment on resignations.
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Indiahoma
Okla
L. L. Chisum
Hugh Carothers
Bob Smith
Herman Coffelt
Chisum
Smith
Lindsay Man Dies In Car Overturn
Oklahoma car accident claims the life of 37 year old Lindsay photo shop owner Mover Medrith Morris. He died when his auto overturned on State Highway 19 near Maysville after slipping on wet pavement. Morris was thrown clear as the vehicle rolled onto him. This is Oklahoma’s 123rd traffic fatality of 1952.
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Associated Press
Medrith Morris
Oklahoma
Morris
Lindsay
Maysville
Sid Berry
New Minister on Job for Ceylon
Colombo placed Dudley Senanayake age 41 sworn in as prime minister succeeding his father Don Stephen Senanayake who died after a fall from a bolting horse. The Cambridge educated cricket lover is one of the youngest leaders in the British Commonwealth and assumed office under party and industry pressure.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Dudley Senanayake
Don Stephen Senanayake
Key Indus
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McArthur & Orton
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Tom Phillips
Holdenville
State Pardon & Parole Board
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