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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1945

Page

10

Oklahoma Pontotoc notice list of heirs and land suits

In Pontotoc County District Court multiple probate and property suits name Mamie Porter and J P Price deceased as heirs and defendants including I M King and various Ward heirs. Plaintiffs seek quiet title adverse possession and removal of liens with deadlines by May 31 1945. Also notices of sale of personal property in J W Mobley estate and further real estate actions against Louisa Alberson heirs with similar quiet title decrees and boundary claims.

Pontotoc County State of Oklahoma W. P. Nance Will P. Nance HETRS Mamie Porter Chickasaw State of Oklahoma P. Price Jack P. Price Senna Viice Molly Huddleston J. F. Price R. P. Price Jack Price Lackey Price Polly Price Ola Price A. Z. Price Tenniel L. Price Herbert Huddleston Lala Huddleston Bonnie Huddleston Fontotoc I. M. King J. P. Price Lenna Price J. W. Mobley Julia W. Mobley County of Pontotoc Frisco J. W. Liebley Kerr, Lambert & Conn Attorneys District Court Ll. V. McLaughlin Clark J. McLaughlin Boone Jones Louina Alberson Louisa Alberson Herrings Southside Northwest Quarter W. M. Davis David I. Davis David L. Davis W. V. Stanfield Ada

Valley View Hospital Directors Seek Community Support

In Ada Oklahoma the Valley View Hospital directors urge residents to fund the community budget for hospital services at minimal cost. The notice lists 33 lay directors and calls on citizens to contribute to the hospital’s operating budget for ongoing community welfare.

Valley View Hospital

Long Wait

Mrs. Marie M. Morgan testified in a divorce suit winning her divorce from Walter R. Morgan of Chicago. She told County Judge Levi M. Hall that in October 1934 she drove her husband downtown to his first job in six years and he never returned home.

Minneapolis Marie M. Morgan Levi M. Hall

Leaders Strong Men Welty Finds At Frisco

A 1945 Ada weekly analysis contrasts Molotov and Eden as strong leaders, noting Molotovs smooth talk and Eden's iron resolve. It compares British and Soviet approaches, suggesting Stalin and his strong men could foster confidence if they visited Frisco, amid world crisis discussions.

ADA Weekly Irsian Molotov Leatens Sinetron Anthony Eden Eden Mussolini Ethiopia League Britain Russia Stalin Welty Frisco Europe Africa Orient India

Two Boys Suspected in Repeated Robberies and Car Thefts

Dudley Lester and Roy Rives questioned two youths tied to multiple burglaries and stolen cars. A FBI officer checked Ada as authorities consider federal charges for crossing state lines with a stolen vehicle. The pair allegedly burglarized Hill Top service station Linville grocery Stanolind Pipe Line Co. and a Carnival stand, plus car thefts and other pilfering over two years. The youths face arraignment in Tishomingo and will be handed to Bryan and Pontotoc counties for further charges.

Dudley Lester Roy Rives Frisco Tishomingo Federal Bureau of Investigation Ada Lester Hill Top Linville Ann German Hazel-Atlas Glass Company Carnival Bryan County Pontotoc

Ada Native Among Pacific War Casualties

Reginald Isaacs of Ada is listed among Army and Navy casualties released by the OWI. The notices name multiple Oklahomans, including dead and wounded across European and Pacific theaters, with towns such as Ada, Oklahoma City, Ponca City, and Tulsa among the home communities.

Reginald Isaacs Ada Pacific Army Navy OWI A. L. Bobo Oklahoma City Robert L. Nelson Ponca City J. B. Anderson Warren W- Hall Pawhuska Thomas C. Hance Okmulgee Orville L. Hughes Delaware Eldridge V. Long Jessie Lee Long Konawa H. S. McDonald Howell D. Morrison Franklin Newberry Smithville Chester R- Nunn Lloyd R. Payne Crescent Millard J. Place Skedee Leroy D. Seals Herbert O. Shaw Council Hill Steve W. Stilley Tahlequah Wayne E. Wilson Virgil L- Hood Aline Robert B. Howard Jr Stillwater Robert C. Irwin Muskogee Luther E. Landon Cleveland James Linkswiler Maramec Lawrence Mackay Atoka James T. Sadler Krebs Pfe Ancil Bi Bristow Jasper N Williams Sand Springs John Andrews Comanche Joe L. Beaird Graham O. Leroy Brobst Enid G. F. Buckskin Salina Carl C. Cantrell Ethel Cantrell C- D. Cunningham Davenport C. T. Hyde McAlester G. J. Martin Leach Wallace D. McMillin Guthrie T. Joseph Parish Route 5 Apache John A. Brown George W. Shaffer Tulsa

Hitler Destroyed Reich and Changed Face of Europe

AP war analyst DeWitt MacKenzie contends Hitler’s death would not end trouble as Europe faces economic and political chaos. He warns of the danger of postwar instability and the risk of renewed Nazi influence, noting Doenitz as potential danger and the German people’s altered mindset after years of propaganda.

Hitler Reich Europe Dewitt MacKenzie Associated Press Germany Holland Moscow London Russia Berlin Paris Fuehrer Mussolini

Horticulturists Urge Boost in Summer Garden Output

Oklahoma A and M extension horticulturists urge victory gardeners to raise summer production to recoup losses from heavy rains and floods. Associate horticulturist Fred LeCrone advises stirring soils once dry enough but not too wet, as initial cultivation breaks crust, controls weeds, and conserves moisture.

Oklahoma A. and M. College Extension Horticulturists Victory Fred Lecrone Lecrone

Farmer L L Alexander 11 Bales Cotton on 12 Acres West of Arapaho

In 1944 L L Alexander living west of Arapaho in Custer county produced 11 bales of cotton from 12 acres of upland soil similar to neighboring land left in cultivation. His land has been terraced since 1929 and contour farmed since that time.

L. L. Alexander Arapaho Custer County Alexander

Dipping Vat Program Cites High Cattle Dips in 1944

Woods county report by county agent George Felkel notes over 4000 head of cattle dipped at least twice in 1944 with most treated three times. Lice killed 100 percent and ox warble killed satisfactorily. Five thousand animals were hand treated this year with good results.

Woods County George Felkel Fel- Kel

Farm Agent Negotiates Carload of Hereford Steers

Farm Agent Riley Tarver arranged the purchase of 40 Hereford steers from a New Mexico ranch as part of a major 4 H club steer feeding program in Canadian County.

Canadian County Riley Tarver New Mexico

Police offer cigarettes to brake check winner

Miami Oklahoma on May 1 reports Chief Witt Ellis promises a carton of cigarettes to the officer who inspects the most automobile brakes by June 1 the closing date of the national brake emphasis program.

Miami Okla Witt Ellis

Oklahoma Delegation to Help at UN Clothing Sorting Bee

Washington April 30 The Oklahoma State Society sponsors a sorting bee tomorrow to sort contributions for the United Nations Clothing Collection for war relief Oklahoma's congressional delegation has been asked to assist.

Washington Oklahoma State Society United Nations Clothing Oklahoma

Sea Scout Chadwick buys 16 foot sailing sloop

The Sea Scout ship Chadwick of Woodward purchased a 16 foot sailing sloop. It was launched at Fort Supply, which will be its permanent home.

Woodward Sea Scout Ship Chadwick Fort Supply

Prisoner of War Camp in the Philippines Reveals Jap Docility

A tour of a Philippine POW camp shows Japanese prisoners answering to orders from guards and officers, many starving or aging, with few willing to surrender. A field hospital account recalls a grim incident where a Japanese soldier killed an American with a grenade rather than face captivity, ending the illusion of docility.

Harold Streeter Philippines Nippon America Geneva Formosa Japan Mt. Fujiyama

Japan Eyes for Germany Like Man in Barber Shop

Japan pursues Germany with decisive strategy as tensions rise in Europe. Analysts compare Tokyo’s moves to a barber shop scene where the next customer is chosen and served swiftly.

Japan Germany

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Della Bedford Court Vesta Fees Eputy Busby, Harrell & Trice Attorneys Plaintiff Della Bedford Valley View L. B. Adams Carl Andrews S. M. Baubluts S- C. Boswell W. A. Delaney, Jr B. D. Denton L. H. Harrell T. G. Kelly Lester King A. Linscheid W. D. Little J. I. McCauley John P. McKinley Foster McSwain C. H. Massey M. O. Matthews C. C. Morris F. C. Norris Leslie Prince C. W. Roadhouse R. W. Simpson George Smith Claude V. Thompson Guy Thrash Gordon Witherspoon Allen W. M. Pegg Coalgate Patsy Grennan Arvard Hudson Hardin City Pete Ackley Eddie Huddleston J. Huffman F. B. Swan Long War Munich Bartlesville U. S Nct Admiral Doenitz Newfuehrer Fort Sheridan Robert Kemman Marian Davies Brookings S. D Kemman N. D. Welty San Francisco New World Council Canada Australia China Vienna Prague Norway Belgium Netherlands France Switzerland Spain Italy Portugal United States Stettinius Connelly Ada News Grand Ole Opry Roy Acuff Smoky Mountain Boys Rachel and Oswald Jess and Tommie Pap and His Jug Band Sonny Day Ford Fairgrounds Ada Junior Chamber OF Commerce
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