Public Auction and Guardianship Notices in Pontotoc County
Multiple court notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma include a sheriff’s sale of surface and mineral rights in Township 3 North Range 3 East with two tract parcels appraised at 120 and 180 dollars, a guardianship sale of Ethel Lilian Pleidy in Pontotoc County Court, and a final account hearing for J A Rivades and Mary Rhoades estates with distribution and discharge orders set for March 18, 1959 in the county courthouse.
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Puntates Carty
Oxloma
Sherif
Pontes Coun
ATU Denies Link With Oklahoma City Police
OKLAHOMA CITY March 3 by Frank Crow assistant supervisor of federal alcohol tax unit said the ATU had no agreement with Oklahoma City police or any other peace officers to handle liquor violations. He noted two federal prosecutions were blocked by ATU without authorization from the U.S. district attorney. Judge Stephen Kandler recently dismissed a federal whisky possession charge, citing an agreement allowing police to make seizures so constitutional rights can be protected. COVINGTON March 28 The annual school election will be held Tuesday with two directors and a clerk to be elected.
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Oklahoma City
Frank Crow
Atlix Fn
ATU
Lahorma City
Craw
ATA
U.S. District Attorney's Office
Guardian’s final accounting in guardianship proceedings
Notice declares J L ai guardian of James Garrol Coopedae and Geroki Radney iGonpedge, miners, appeared for final accounting hearing set by the County Court of Mondas on April 18 109%, at 1 00 oclock in the forenoon. The court at Ada County Courthouse will hear objections and determine the guardian’s discharge along with the estate of Margaret E Peay deceased. Creditors must present claims by four months from publication.
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Ethel Lillan Field
Macumperens
Aty Oder
Pomtoloc
Orl Homo
Madavos
Ethel Liliah Piel
Cole
Apt Ald
Aida
Cklan
Bipet Lilunr
Fontchor
State of Gelahorny
J. Lai
Jamas Garrol
Geroki Radney
Anid
Ruurdan
Said
County Court For
Mondas
Apel
Sme
Ada
Fond
Muve
Ceva
Tom D
Merrowwn
Busby
Harrell and
Trice
Atturnays
Margaret E
Peay
Moarghet
Seale
Margaret
Grein Pe
Cooper
Thas Sarhe
Mtzice
Binoy
Marvell and
Oklshama
Hernak
Hergert H. Cooper
De Gaulle Pushes U S Arms to France in NATO Era
Paris reports General Charles de Gaulle urged immediate U S assurances and continued weapons shipments to France under the North Atlantic pact. He warned a French defeat would ruin the country morally and physically and called for a first Rhine defense manned mainly by French forces. He hailed the Atlantic treaty as a step toward European federation possibly aligning with Russia, while France’s political scene showed the RPR as a strong party but still outnumbered by a three-party bloc.
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Paris
Mac
Charley de Gaulle
United States
Europe
Rhine
Britain
France
de Gaulle
Russia
Free French
Bence
Rally of the French People
RPR
RFF
Henri Queille
Krueger Named Herefords Manager Player Returns From Navy
Hereford team appoints Krueger. ex navy man resumes baseball career in class D. He will manage the Willows team again and play infield, mainly second base or shortstop, with versatility to cover other spots as needed. Krueger’s career spans California State League Pioneer League Pony League and Pacific Coast League with majors in reach. More than 4000 people died from cancer in Minnesota in 1948.
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Navy
Krueger
Willows
Calif
Elub
Herefords
Cason
Krueser
Lueher
Ate
Boy Prodigy Sheds Velvet for Butch in America
Fer suvio Burco, a nine year old conductor prodigy, arrives at a New York school in velvet attire, becomes known as Butch after a playful misnaming, and adjusts to American classroom life. He enjoys comic books, cowboy films, and learns English while studying with peers at a professional children's school.
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New York
Neaj
Ferjruccio Burco
Lord Fauntleroy
Butch
Ferratcio
Ferruccio
Fersuevia Teteuna
Henriette
Caender
Férruczio
Rene Ine
Pagani
Hle
America
Office Changes For Pontotoc County Draft Board
New office hours and rules for Pontotoc County Draft Board were issued by chairman J. R. Couch. Induction orders are canceled except for delinquents, armed forces physicals paused until further notice, and registrants must keep local board updated on Selective Service status and address. Regulators emphasize compliance. changes may affect Class FA reclassifications and eligibility.
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Vautoc Deaft
J. R. Couch
Couch
Coe
Draft Board
East Main
George Latla
Sasakwa FFA Banquet Draws Big Crowd in 10th Annual Event
The Sasakwa FFA stage banquet attracted a large crowd from Ada to Weleetka, with visitors from Atoka, Oklahoma City, Wanette and Blalester. Frank Streetman, mayor of Saramine, served as master of ceremonies amid the showy event hosted by Chapter 183.
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FFA
Sasakwa
Ada
Weweka
Chanter No. 183
Future Farmers of America
Atoxa
Oklahoma City
Wanette
Blc
Alester
T Ady
Frank Streetman
Saramne
Allen News Ties Attendants and Banquet Observers
Allen news notes a Holdenville Holdenville gathering as Garland McLellan and Pipkin families visit. Streetman praised as a humorist with sharp wit at a Sasakwa banquet attended by state legislators and Dr. H. G. Bennett. FFA youths and vocational ed praised. Sasakwa and neighboring groups organized banquet food and entertainment by local women and school acts.
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Streetman
Sireetman
Will Rogers
Walter Billingsley
Sasazwa
C. W. Burton
Sasakwa
Ih Gaines
H. M. ‘Halt
FFA
Anmue
Sajsakwa Ffa
Bimender
Local Visitors and Travel Amid Lake Holdenville Outing
Mr and Mrs Ira Tker and Barbara and Miss Bazn EFolyhee were Ac a visitors Tuesday. Mr and Mrs JL L Brett and family went Tuesday for their home in Gak tane California after extended visits with relatives. Rev RL Hanks attended to business in Ade Tuesday. Mr and Mrs RB L Bull, Mr and Mrs RG Fleming, Mr and Mrs BL Kin exid and Mr and Mrs George Jepson of Prague spent Sunday at Holdenville lake. Mr and Mrs A S Hull, Mr and Mrs Bob Evil were in Oklahoma City for the initiation of Mrs L J Wheeler into the Order of the Western Star.
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Ira Tker
Ae Jupiter Barbara
Miss Bazn- Efolyhee
Aca
JL L
Brett Fem
Gaktane
Calif
RB L, Bull
R, Eb, Hull, Jr
Mes
RG. Fleming
George Jepson
Prague
Ie Bull Cshim
Holdenville Lake
A. &. Hull
Bob Evil
Oklahoma City
Order of the Western Star
Snow Hampers Searchers In Tokyo Wreckage Hunt
Snow and fog blanketed the Tokyo area delaying ground parties scouring Mount Fuji for the downed airliner. A four crew plane disappeared yesterday on Mount Fujiyama with four aboard, while rescue teams faced heavy conditions.
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Tokyo
Mount Fujiyama
Casinga
Tie String to School Bill In Oklahoma Senate
In Oklahoma City on March 20 the Senate approved a $30,000 school finance bill, voting 41-0, but kept final say with the House. The title error could trigger a joint committee trim to about 27 million. Senator Thompson urged education committee review and a return to a one o'clock schedule for sessions.
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Oxlaboma City
Senate
Raymond Gary
Madill
Thompson
Ardmore
Joe B. Thompsor
Enite Senate
Leagan
Lawton
Sessio
George Blakley Dies in California in Car Crash
George Blakley, 1914 May 17 birth in Spaulding, died in California from complications after a car wreck that also claimed his brother Bernie Blakley. Survived by widow Mary, parents, and sisters Holmes Colbert Sulptwat Forrest Board Stratford Fi Turner Ada Raymond Harv Prona. Funeral arrangements pending.
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George ‘Blakley
Trova
Calit
Bernie O. ‘Blakley
Lamar
Troma
Mary
Holmes Colbert
Sulptur
Forrest Board
Stratford
Fi Turner
Ada
Raymond Harv’s
Prona
Tornadoes hit Canton and nearby towns causing deaths
Storms struck Canton, Longdale, and Blackwell in northwest Oldenoria, killing two and wrecking most of Canton. Eight other towns reported heavy property damage as the system moved north, with trees, bricks, and debris strewn through streets. Rescue teams and aid units from Red Cross, Salvation Army, and Oklahoma National Guard mobilized to Canton and surrounding areas.
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Canton
Okla
Mar
Oldenoria
Cantor
Longvale
Blackwell
Enid
Longdere
Longdale
Aie
Caston
Blackwell Stewie
Hosipitals
Mimor
Lady Arnold
Charles Stowers
Stowers
Acre
Adae
Arnold
Denton
Grace Lehiska
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Tvaia
Cannon
Red Cross
Oklanome City
Esid Aly
Bl Xeno
East Air Base
Salvation Army
Watenga
179Th Infantry
Oklahoma National Guard
Pedestrian Dies After Highway Collision Near Hartshorne
Hartshorne resident Pete Harris aged 72 died from head injuries suffered on a highway near Hartshorne Saturday. Oklahoma's highway fatalities rose to 120 this year as the state patrol reported the day’s events.
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Prem AL
Ax MeAt Aster Hospital
Hartshorne
Oklahoma
Pete Harris
Harrig
William E. Ransford
Wakita
Wakits
Highway Patrol
Playd Freeny
Wilburtes
Lester Hospital
U.S. 270
Gowen
All Kinds of Weather Across Oklahoma Storms Hit Towns
Weather woes swept Oklahoma with waves of snow rain and hail. Tornadoes struck Fantom Longdale Blackwell and near Enid while Boise City saw snowfall. Ada endured brief thundershowers and Grant County faced high water as U S Elsworth Enid area lost power from a tornado near a private airport north of Enid. Temperature plummeted to 27 in Guymain with most lows above freezing.
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Fantom
Longdale
Blackwell
Enid
Boise City
Panhandle
Te State
Ada
Grant County
WU. S
Morsh
Pond Creek
Nort
Medford
Kansas Ling
U.S. Elworth
Nortel
Exid
Guymain
Stave
Gage
First Methodists Award Contract for Hew Auditorium
Members of the First Methodist church approved a construction contract for a new auditorium. Lippert Construction of Tahoma City won the bid for about 220000 dollars and work begins this week with removal of the organ pews and stained glass. H S Moore of Ada coordinates razing next week. Services planned Sunday morning while night services move to the Sunday School banquet hall. The Old Gothic design will face north with a two story cloister linking to the existing building.
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First Methodist Church
Orium
Lippert Construction A
Tahoma City
H. 5. Moore
Ada
Boeing
Rom Tne
Daisy Rancher Held After Fatal Ranch Shootout
ATOKA Oklahoma March 35 UP Daisy Rancher was held after a deadly shooting at his ranch 30 miles northeast of Atoka. Sheriff K O McBride said Burleson opened fire after an argument with two men, Taylor Adams Lewis and Willard Seay, who had driven to discuss a feed hauling deal. Lewis died instantly and Seay died of mortal wounds after Burleson ordered him to hit his weapon.
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Atoka
Okla
Tom Burleson
da Okla
Ranghar
McBride
Burleson
Hhin
Taylor Adams Lewis
Daisy
Willard Seay
Yar
God Lews
Seay
Lewis
Lea McBride
Bond Issue Precinct Vote Voter Breakdown
The text shows a bond issue precinct vote tally from Tuesday’s bond issue election. It lists precincts and mentions taxpaying and non-property taxpaying voters with fragmented figures. The readable items include precinct identifiers and partial vote notes, indicating an incomplete roll of ballots and voter types.
Dead Injured in Canton Langdale Tornadoes
Canton Oklahoma reports revised tallies of fatalities and injuries from the Canton and Langdale tornadoes. The list names Arnold, 12, and Langdale residents, plus numerous injured including Mrs Marjorie Stowers and Mrs Agnes Whiteshirt. Hospitals cited include Watonga, Okeene, Clinton, and St Marys in Enid.
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Canton
Okla
Langdale
A Arnold
Langdalarry Arnold
Chaces Stowers
Marjorie Stowers
Watonga Hospital
W. Godfrey
Maeras
Okeene Hospix
McPheters
Watonge
Agnes Whiteshirt
Clinton
Ann Artigld
St. Marys Hoaptal
Enid
George Lee
Watonga
Marry Carter
Charles Kirk
Kirk
Walter Duckats
Missouri House Passes Negro Bill
Jefferson City March 30 The Missouri House vote to advance a measure granting Negroes access to state universities and colleges passed 92 to 73. Supporters cite crowded campuses and contend expansion should be gradual. The bill would not alter segregation in Missouri’s elementary and high schools.
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Jefferson City
House of Representatives
Truman
Missouri
House
Senate
Border State
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Falsa
Busi- Mr and Children Werness
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Holdenville
Wir
Tom Cotton
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J. W. Palmer
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Ant Childem
FPS
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Okahoma City
Tulsa
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RL. Hanks
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