Notices to Creditors in Oklahoma Estates Cleaned
Multiple probate notices list heirs and executors for estates in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Administrators cite required four month claims periods and urge creditors to file with vouchers at Ada offices, with hearings set in May 1939 and details of final accounts and discharge proceedings for Ell Bariness George W Will, Milena Grigsby, Alma Grigsby and others.
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Gimnes An Pontote
Allic
T. J. Skivvin
Earl V. Parker
Wiseb Will &Anexed
Baruh J. Skirvin
J. d. McKeel
Ada
Oklahoma
Earl V. Par
PF. McKerl. Atty
Pontotete
State of Oklahoma
David Swalton
Chepriokrs TG
David Walton Jr
David S. Walton Jr
Bunby
Hare Yall & Trice
American
Pontotoc County
OB. Mount
Asbruler
State of Oklashoma
Ell- Bariness
Effie J, Mitchellt
Elle Bariness
Aba
Drisktil
Conny
Tort
Okahoma
Pontotaz
Shumard
Counce
OkIn
Wileh
Herr Driskili
Obituary notes: Clemmie Loyd and J Cantrell
Clemmie Loyd, 38, of Tupelo died at home Wednesday. Funeral 3:30 p.m. at Jesse School. Rev. Jim Mays officiating. Burial Jesse cemetery. Survived by husband Len Loyd two sons two daughters two sisters and a brother. J Cantrell, 20, of 509 West 1st St. Rd. died May 3 at 7:25 a.m. Funeral May 4 at 2:30 p.m. Chapel of Criswell Funeral Home. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. Survived by wife two sons Joe and Graydon Cantrell one brother Joe Cantrell and several grandchildren.
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Clemmie Loyd
Tupelo
Jesse School
Jim Mays
Jesse Cemetery
Keira! Funeral Chapel
Len Loyd
J. Cantrell
West 1St St. Rds
Criswell Funeral Home
John Roggett
Memorial Park Cemetery
Joe
Stonewall
Graydon Cantrell
Ada
Joe Cantrell
Texas
Wedding Sparks In Death Valley Castle Scene
In Death Valley California at The Castle a wedding takes place today May 3 with a ceremony setting framed by desert views and a celebratory mood as attendees gather for nuptials under a desert sky.
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Death Valley
Calif
Sceatty
Rawleigh Route Now Open for Permanent Profitable Work
Nearby Want Ad announces a Rawleigh route is open in your area. It targets men seeking steady income with high sales this year and prompts prompt action by writing Rawleigh's Dept OKE-3-K Memphis to start. Local opportunity emphasizes profitable, lasting employment.
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Rawleigh
Rawleigh's
Dept
Oke
Memphis
Aoe
Horace Mann Debaters Win Class B Honors
Horace Mann debaters led by Paul Swinford and Kathryn Sinard match nine undefeated rounds in Oklahoma City and Norman earning Class B state titles. The team, with four returning members, credits strong class work and extemporaneous speaking for consistent success since 1927.
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Horace Mann
Paul Swinford
Kathryn Sinard
Oklahoma City
Norman
Bristow
Karhyern
Sinard
East Central
Tahlequah
Classen
Durant
Stillwater
G. C. Mayhue
Edmond
Seminole
Wooster
Ohio
Bill Linschiid
Lee McAderty
Lilliane Hill
Wanda
Jean Graham
D. J. Nabors
Hast Central Now
Horace Mann‘ Sams
G. M. Barrel
Harrel
Zimmerman
Mystery prospector hosts desert wedding at Mars Hill castle
Dawn scene features a genial prospector feeding mules and tending guests as music fills the desert. Dorothy Drew of Boston and Joseph Choate of Los Angeles vow on Mars Hill in a ceremony set beside a $2,981,000 castle born from a prospector’s gold mystery.
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Dorothy ‘Drew
Boston
Joseph Choate
Los Angeles
Mars Hill
Athens
Frank Phillips Calls for Oil Supply Regulation
Frank Phillips, head of Phillips Petroleum, urged a federal agency with power to sanction and enforce oil supply agreements at a Chamber of Commerce meeting in Washington. He criticized existing tax and labor laws and blamed overproduction for low prices, urging changes to Sherman act and industry rules to spur recovery.
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Washington
Frank Phillips
Barnesville
Ohda
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Phillips
Phillips Petroleum Company
Madison
Wis
Phillins
Saltonstall Seizure of Talks Amid Strike Tension
In Everett Massachusetts Gov Saltonstall moved to convene talks with the state conciliation board after a waterfront clash between striking seamen and police yesterday. The union postponed picketing to await the outcome of negotiations while tear gas and pepper gas were used in the confrontation.
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Everett
Mass
Picket Clash Near Boston Oil Refinery Draws Police Show of Force
Everett police patrolled a clash near a Mystic River refinery while officers from four surrounding towns and the state Metropolitan District Police watched. National Maritime union leaders, seeking wage gains and hiring preference for four tanker operators, observed from Boston. 32 men were arrested in yesterday’s clash as pickets delayed arraignment, while officials weighed police limits on mass versus peaceful picketing and the union pressed to bar substitute workers on strike-affected ships.
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Mystic River
Boston
Everett
Metropolitan District
National Maritime Union
Atlantic Seaboard
Hours of Work Defined by Wage Hour Chief
Washington May 3 UPI Elmer F Andrews wage hour administrator issued an interpretive bulletin defining hours of work under the fair labor standards act He said hours worked include all time on duty or at a prescribed work plate and all time during which an employee is suffered or permitted to work not counting only active labor. He noted cases outside the rule and urged reasonable methods and included meal periods as an exception and counted waiting or idle time such as machine breakdown and loading delays as work, with messenger and chauffeur waiting time treated as working time.
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Washington
UPI
Elmer F. Andrews
Andrews
Indian Probe Deferred to Congressional Recess
Washington May 3 a senate Indian affairs sub committee defers its investigation of problems affecting the nations Indians until the congressional recess. The inquiry, requested by Sen Thomas of Oklahoma, would cover all matters involving Indians as the committee members are too busy to undertake the study. Burgos May 3 German aviators who fought in the Spanish war prepare for early return home. The exodus is expected to begin this week.
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Washington
Senate
Indian Affairs
Sen. Thomas
Oklahoma
Burgos
Red Cross Director Aids War Vell Applicants in Ada
Red Cross field director Relph von Thurn will visit Ada for three days at the veterans administration office to aid exservice men and families in securing compensation disability and hospitalization. He will work with executive secretary Mrs Editi J Stuart and assist in cases and power of attorney requirements. The Pontotot county chapter logged 23 military cases in 1938.
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Red Cross
The
Veterans’ Administration
Relph
von Thurn
Muskogee
Ada
Editi
Pontotot County
Oil Industry in Texas Reaches Stable Ground After Disturbance
Texas oil producers, after a brief internal disturbance, settle into a strong demand season. The Railroad Commission kept May production within market needs, forced Sunday shutdowns, and allowed June planning with 60 days for policy changes. Officials anticipate continued tight controls, with tax and proration policy changes looming in state and interjurisdictional actions.
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Commission
Austin
Tex
Texas
Railroad Commission
Bureau ‘of Mines
O'Daniel
Third Term For Roosevelt Denied
Manchester New Hampshire May 3 Charles W Tobey Republican New Hampshire junior senator said Roosevelt would not seek a third term after reviewing books from the congressional library including a White House labeled volume about obtaining a position.
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Manchester
N. H
Congressional Library
Charlies W. Tobey
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
White House
Sullivan seeks welfare roll removal citing oil well income
Diogenes ESHAWNEE May 3 UP The latest candidate for Diogen Toh Sullivan a 66 year old farmer caused confusion at the Pottawatomie County welfare office when he asked that his name be stricken from the old age pension rolls. Sullivan said an oil well on his farm had been brought in and pension money would help others who need it more.
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Diogenes Eshawnee
Diogen Toh Sullivan
Pottawatoruie
Sullivan
City Chiefs Oppose Parking Meter Plan in Ada
Ada city officials faced a strong business opposition as merchants present petitions opposing parking meters. Mayor Crawford voiced doubt, while two commissioners left door open for further discussion, with a citizen delegation seeking rejection of any meter installation.
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Ada
Bill Crawford
Nat
Crawford
Oklahoma City
Contem
Orel Busby
Jose
Ade
Ben Hatcher
O. H. Miller
Buf Gluckman
Son of Boss Crump Plane Crash Victim
Grenada Mississippi May 3. John Crump son of Tennessee's Democratic national committeeman and two Memphis newsmen were killed in a tractor aircraft crash. Victims included George Stokes 34 photographer pilot for the Memphis Commercial Appeal and Ted Northington 31 reporter.
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Grenada
Miss
John Crump
Tennessee
Memphis
Crump
George Stokes
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Ted Northington
E. H Cramp
Shelby County
Continental Air Lines Wins Wichita to Pueblo Route
The civil aeronautics authority awarded Continental Air Lines a certificate for a new Wichita Kansas to Pueblo Colorado route with intermediate stops Hutchinson Dodge City Garden City and La Junta. Braniff urged through service via Pueblo but was not chosen to avoid plane changes and preserve direct Denver connectivity.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Continental Air Lines, Inc
Wichita
Kas
Pueblo
Cols
Hutchinson
Dodge City
Garden City
Ebs
la Tunis
Colo
Braniff Airways Inc
Continental
Denver Gna
Colorado
Robbers Kill One Man Wound Cops in Tavern Hold Up
In Chicago at 4623 N Western Ave two young robbers killed a tavern patron named Alex Ferguson aged 57 and critically wounded off duty officers Edwin McIntyre 42 and Philip Kelly 36 during a late night holdup. The officers, seated at the bar with their wives and Nelly, fired as the robbers shouted this is a stickup and fled in a car. Witnesses reported one robber seemed wounded.
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Chicago
Alex Fergusom
Edwin McIntyre
Philip Kelly
McIntyre
Nelly
Western Avenue
White paper due out soon on Palestine solution
May 3 UPI report predicts a British white paper outlining an independent Arab state in Palestine with Jews as a permanent minority. Observers expect broad Arab concessions to win unity on a final plan, with Jewish assent hoped to follow. In Columbia, Hall fled court after pleading mercy for begging. The judge allowed conditional freedom, and Hall bolted toward town.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Palestine
Britain
Columbia
S.C
Elbert Hall
Hall
Repealists Win In Chattanooga May Referendum
Chattanooga voters approved the local option sale referendum by 6 995 to 4 469 with a 2 526 vote margin. Eight small precincts in Hamilton county not heard from as results came in. The statewide dry law repeal effort follows the referendum outcome. In Mt Vernon Illinois Homer A Pace 43 a Texas oil well driller was killed and Ed Muhoney 33 Centralia Illinois a Shell Oil scout was injured in a four mile north of Mt Vernon automobile collision.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Hamilton County
MT. Vernon
Homer A. Pace
Texas
Ed Muhoney
Centralia
Shell Oil Company
Mt Vernon
Ada and area residents note travel visits and family updates
Local residents report numerous trips and social visits. Judge and Mrs. Orel Busby head to New York City and Washington for two weeks while Miss Elizabeth Chowins returns from Wewoka. Many Ada residents, including Bud Couch, Miss Frances Bair, Mrs. Bert Payne, and Mrs. Harold Grove, visit relatives or travel for business, school, or medical events.
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Judge
Orel Busby
New York City
Washington, D. C
Bud Couch
Los Angeles
California
Jesse Warren
Jim Couch
Ada
Shreveport Loses Manager Peel After Injury
Shreveport faces an indefinite hiatus under temporary manager Bobby Coombs after Homer Peel suffered a brain concussion from a foul ball during batting practice. First baseman Merv Conners has a spike wound and is out for weeks with no immediate return expected. The club may not join the northern tour starting Saturday.
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Shreveport
Homer Peel
Merv ‘Conners
Peel
Conners
Bobby Coombs
Ada News
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Alma G. Grigsby
Mileni
Griewby
Duceas
Ald Catete
Santa Court
Ollahama
Hoyt Driskill
Ames
Paul Stong
Swinford
A. Linschaid
Eart-Central
Ferdie ‘Deering
Oklahoma Farmer Stockman
Martin Clark
Skelly Oil Company
Bonifield
Wallace Hoggaatt
Henryetta
William Schulte
Charles Young
Oklahoma University
Bill Little
Eleanor Waner
Fay Lewis
Katherine Sinard
Saltonstall
Home Service
Howard C. Marshall
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Graf Spee
English Channel
Spain
Son of
Boss Crump
Elizabeth Chowins
Pauline Ellis
Wewoka
Henry Vinyard
Cushing
Vinyards
Harold ‘Grove
Bill Oschner
Buddy Hannon
Lawton
Jim Statler
Alfred R. Sugg
W. G. Peterson
State Medical Association
Joe Laughlin
Frances Bair
Berrysville
Arkansas
Fanny Nunnally
East Twelfth Street
Bair
Berryville High School
Bert Payne
D. EB. Flippo
Tulsa
Howard Fleet
Dallas
Charlies Cargile
Houston
Lillian Walker
Dutent
William G. Beltzell
Mr. Beltzell
Stanolind’ Company
Miss Ola Andrews
Chickasha
Corporation Commission Office
Miss Andrews
Jack Alien
Roland Savage
J. B. Howard
Chandler Wednesdey
Guy Crooks
W. Munsell
New -Mahersground
A. D. Coon
West Main
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