Notice of publicaction in Pontotoc County court
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma a complex notice by publication names heirs and executors of Mamie Porter J P Price and others for a quiettitle suit and interpleader including mineral rights and property boundaries with a 1945 deadline. Other notices announce sale of county property June 2 1945 and final account hearing for Mahlon F Manville estate May 29 1945.
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Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
P. Nance
Will P. Nance
Mamie Porter
Chickasaw
State of
Oklahoma
J. P. Price
Jack P. Price
Senna Price
Molly Huddleston
J. F. Price
R. P. Price
Jack Price
Lackey Price
Polly Price
Ola Price
A. Z. Price
Tenniell. Price
Herbert Huddleston
Lala Huddleston
Bonnie Huddleston
I. M. King
Lenna Price
Sam Dew
Allen
J. J. Cosper
Board of County Commissioners
Mahlon F. Manville
Charles H. Everett
Harve Butler
Hal B. Downing
Ada
Moss
Notice to Creditors in W M Davis Estate
County court in Pontotoc Oklahoma orders all persons with claims against W M Davis deceased to present them with vouchers to David L Davis administrator at 306 American Bldg Ada Oklahoma within four months or be forever barred. Attorney W V Stanfield represents the administrator. Done April 14 1945.
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Pontotoc
W. M. Davis
David L. Davis
W. W. Stanfield
Ada
Oklahoma
W. V. Stanfield
Thief Steals $1350 From Ice Box Theft
In Denver on May 9 a burglar raided Lloyd Sherman’s ice box and fled with 1350 dollars hidden in an ice tray. No further details on suspects or arrest reported.
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Denver
Lloyd Sherman
Sherman
Local dog wins war bond prize in Kodiak contest mix up
In Kodiak Idaho entrant Andrew Raumaker of Boise was declared winner of a war bond in the Mirror’s Guess V-E Day contest. Investigation showed Andrew was a Scotty dog owned by Gertrude Raumaker, a former Kodiak resident, and a contest rule restricting entries to persons awarded the prize to a local woman who guessed 50 minutes later.
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Kodiak
Alaska
Weekly Mirror
Andrew Raumaker
Boise
Idaho
Andrew
Gertrude Raumaker
Drug Store Fisherman Is Worried Again
Ada hints at a local humor item about a man nicknamed the "Drug Store" fisherman who visits Texoma Lake yet returns with no fish. The piece playfully questions his luck, gear, and technique while wondering if the fish will ever bite for him or if others must supply his catch.
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Ada
Oklahoma
Texoma Lake
Germany's Capitulation Sparks Power Push Against Japan
War analyst Dewitt MacKenzie argues Germany’s surrender unleashes a torrent of Allied strength against Japan. He notes Truman and Churchill warn of continued, intensified warfare even as some call for cautious peace moves.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Germany
Japan
Truman
Churchill
Paper shortage aside Zervos pays for surrender paper
Santa Fe paper buyer James Zervos paid ten dollars for a newspaper announcing Germany s capitulation. Alfred Rivera, 15, delivered the issue and cashed Zervos s check marked For the surrender of the German murderers.
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Santa FE
N. M
James Zervos
Germany
Alfred Rivera
Zervos
City of Fort Gibson named for missing airman
A B 29 crew at a Marianas base named their superfortress the City of Fort Gibson to honor F O Russell J Sage 22 reported missing March 10 Mayor Claude Garrett learned Sage's parents Mr and Mrs John Sage reside at Fort Gibson Oklahoma
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Fort Gibson
Okla
F O
Russell J. Sage
Claude Garrett
James J. Manion
Marianas
Sage
John Sage
Byng Junior High Tops Francis in Fitzhugh Baseball Meet
Byng Junior High boys defeated Francis Saturday afternoon to win the Fitzhugh baseball tournament 11 to 4 after a slow start. Stratford girls won the softball meet for girls. Byng boys were presented a trophy for annexing the meet. a previous story had Francis as winners.
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Byng
Francis
Fitzhugh
Stratford Girls
Francis Boys
Ada High Girls Fall in OCW Tennis Tourney
Miss Mary Anne Panner of Shawnee won the girls singles for the second consecutive year at the OCW annual tennis tournament in Chickasha last weekend. She defeated Marilyn Phillips of Chickasha 6 4, 1 6, 6 3 in the final after two tight matches.
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Mary Anne Panner
Shawnee
OCW
Chickasha
Marilyn Phillips
Jean McClendon
Ada
Edith Foster
Phillips
McClendon
Pat Phelps
Caryle Smith
Yoakum
Dewian
Purcell
Mary Little
Jeanne Duncan
Skaggs
Murphy
Stanley and
Harris
Britton
Pat Horne
Martha Shultz
Central
Classen
Oklahoma City
Mangum
Dorene George
Allied Athletics In Europe Will Get Started For Men
The army plans Allied athletic championships in Europe after the German surrender to keep combat troops fit for occupation and future warfare. About 7.5 million dollars in equipment will fund competitions across boxing wrestling and team events with Paris Rome and London as key elimination sites. Coaching schools have refreshed instructors on running the events.
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Washington
Germany
Europe
Japan
Army Service Forces
Pacific
Paris
Rome
London
Ban on racing expected to be lifted today
Washington May 9 Sportsmen expect War Mobilizer Fred M Vinson to lift the ban on racing today A news conference was planned and sources indicate abolition is likely Kentucky Derby and other spring races are targeted for early June Turf officials report track reopenings about two weeks after a lift A-D 4 F athletes awaiting draft review suspended pending investigation findings and a reward notice ends the item
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Washington
Fred M. Vinson
Vinson
James F. Byrnes
Mobilizer
War Department
Melvin Price
D-Ill
Price
Capitol Hill Faces One of Biggest Congressional Aches
Washington reports on looming postwar legislative headaches as Congress weighs draft policy, veteran bonuses, peacetime military structure, reconversion plans, tariff and foreign policy measures, and home front controls amid a growing national debt.
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Capitol Hill
Bretton Woods
Senate
House
Congress
United States
Pacific
Japan
Navy
War Department
Oklahoma Casualty and Wounded Listings From World War II
Army and Navy casualties and missing list numerous Oklahoma residents in European and Pacific theaters. Names include D. R. Cruce Wewoka and J. Feogee Tulsa among others, with many others from Bartlesville Oklahoma City Norman and more, in Kug reporting.
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Army
Navy
OWI
Stillwater
C. L. Gaylord
Collinsville
KR. K. Jordan
Fairview
Karnes
Okmulgee
E. I. Lewis
Bartlesville
V. P. Matlock
Clinton
R. W. Paul
Oklahoma City
L. R. Schafer
C. E. Schmitt, Jr
Alva
J. Feogee
Route
West Tulsa
J . P. Birsosik
Tulsa
Alvin Burgess
Guthrie
R. L. Burkhead
Apache
R. E. Moore
Seminole
David Morrow
Erick
L. V. Byrum
Finley
D. D. Coplen
Stigler
Oscar B. Edwards
Charles C. Kegelman
el Reno
Pfe
R. F. Hackworth
Hendricks
Nathan Harjo
W. L. Hutton
Mutual
Jesse E. Rouintree
Dewey
Pacific
D. R. Jenkins
O. S. Price
Yale
O. L. Alongi
W. R. Baldridge
J . D. Bates
Broken Bow
L. D. Bryant
David Cobb
Oklahoma
EB. Davis
Spiro
A. A. Demaris
Calumet
Pete A. Harjo
Jessie Harjo
Sasakwaree
Johnson
Quinton
Fred D. Jones
Muskogee
Martin E. Jones
W. H. Love
Ponca City
J. P. Marak
Meeker
L. W. Martin
Paul E. McCrary
Pawhuska
Sara J. McMahan
C. P. Miller
Keyes
C. C. Nolen
Lawton
J. H. Nease
E. Pack
R. B. Shepherd
Welch
B. F. Slabaugh
Grandfield
H. W. Stephenson
H. F. Stevens
J. R. Thornton
A. L. Webb
Union City
J. W. Ward
Olustee
T. C. Whitewater
Tahlequah
A. R. Willmott
Norman
J. D. Withrow
Henryetta
R. H. Burrus
W. S. Eschbach
Skintook
A. L. Gleason
Perry
Valley View Hospital’s Hidden Storerooms Reveal Rich Food and Supplies
A tour of the Valley View hospital’s basement highlights a vast food storeroom with scarce varieties reserved for patients, a spacious linen room with colorful pink gowns, and a large pharmacy area stocking $3,000 of medicines. The oxygen supply is a critical, constantly replenished asset.
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Valley View
Greater returns for amount in vested
Advertisers in the Ada News classified section report higher value from vested investments and greater returns on currency allocations. Local business readers note improved rates and clearer terms for long term ad placements.
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Ada News
Pacific Commanders hail end of war in Europe theater
American leaders in the Pacific say Europe’s defeat frees resources for a full push toward Tokyo. Fleet Admiral Nimitz at Guam says invasion of Japan is still necessary and plans are underway, though future strikes remain undefined.
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Pacific
Europe
Tokyo
Japan
Germany
Chester W. Nimitz
Guam
Nimitz
Times Square Rejoins Night With Colored Neon Return
The Times Square district in New York lights up with colored signs for the first time in years as the Statue of Liberty torch shines over New York harbor and Washington monuments glow white in the new glow. In Los Angeles a film actor begins army service after failing physicals twice.
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New York
Times Square
New York Harbor
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Capitol
Washington Monument
MacArthur Sees Rapid Japanese Surrender With Carrier Plots
General MacArthur at Manila declared that carrier air power offers best prospects for forcing Japan to surrender unconditionally. He said Tokyo cannot avoid attack and that reinforcements from distant theaters will quicken the war with fewer American and allied casualties, adding With the help of God, we shall not fail.
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MacArthur
Japan
Manila
Douglas MacArthur
Europe
Stalin signs off as Germany surrenders across Europe
Soviet Russia ends its war with Germany as the big four shift focus to Japan. Moscow proclaims a festival of victory while Red Army advances seize Dresden Olomouc and Brno as Prague burns and Tito’s partisans take Zagreb.
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Aegean Sea
Wagener
Crete
Mediterranean
Moscow
Stalin
Dresden
Saxony
Ivan S. Konev
Konev
Bohemian
Prague
Andrei Yeremenko
Olomouc
Olmuetz
Middle Moravia
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Ukraine
Austria
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Zagreb
Hitler
Soviet
Russia
United States
Britain
China
Pacific
Moscow Radio
Splice the main brace dou bled rum for British fleet
London sent a high priority message to the British liaison office at Pearl Harbor announcing a doubled rum ration for all hands in the British fleet to celebrate V E Day.
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Pearl Harbor
London
Northwestern V-E Day rally nets bold bids for hosiery and campus post
At Evanston Northwestern University V-E Day bond rally a male student bid $10,000 in war bonds for a pair of nylon hosiery and another student offered $6,000 to serve as university president for a day.
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Evanston, Il
Northwestern University
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