Legal Notice Hearing Final Account in Pontotoc OK
County Court within Pontotoc County Oklahoma issues notice of hearing on final account and petition for determination of heirs for distribution and discharge. The notice requests attendance and states hearing details and deadlines.
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Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
Maude Crownover
Belle Green
Ada
J. Tal Crawford
Lawrence H. Green
C. F. Green
C F. Green
Religious Freedom Lacks in Yugoslavia
CARE official reports lack of religious freedom in Yugoslavia during Tito era. Msgr. Joseph Koncius of New York cites church attendance despite oppression, notes priests imprisoned and catechism banned. He recounts Archbishop Stepinac’s limited freedom after December release and ongoing church restrictions.
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Munich
Germany
Europe
Yugoslavia
Joseph Koncius
New York
Marshal Tito
Koncius
Aloysius Stepinac
Spiritual Healing Revival in Britain
British church leaders consider a revival of spiritual healing after reports of miraculous cures. The Bishop of Rochester cited a tuberculosis case ending in sudden recovery, while the Bishop of Ely noted rising interest both inside and outside the Church of England.
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Britain
London
Church of England
Rochester
C. M. Chavasse
Convocation of Canterbury
Ely
H. E. Wynn
Aspirin Overdose Fatal to Girl in Oklahoma City
A 2-year-old Oklahoma City girl, Terrie Jean Burchfiel, died after swallowing 48 aspirin tablets. Her mother found her two hours later. doctors said salicylate levels were too high to save her.
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Oklahoma City
Terrie Jean Burchfiel
Greater returns for amount in vested Ada News Want Ads
Readers are told that investing more in vested Ada News want ads yields higher returns. The notice highlights improved value, targeting local businesses and individuals seeking sharper visibility and longer ad durations.
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Ada News
Oklahoma towns seek industry with honest plans and skilled labor
The piece argues towns win investors not with free sites or tax waivers but through honest assessments and clear plans to address deficiencies. It highlights the role of local manufacturers, labor supply, and training in schools to attract new plants, noting raw materials and power reliability as key factors.
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Oklahoma
Ada Junior Highschool Chapel Honors Mothers Day Service
A Wednesday chapel service at Ada Junior High School honored mothers with a devotion from Proverbs 31 read by Jo Clawson and Ann Been. Sue Griffith reported attendance, noting 100 percent in home room 206 led by Mrs. Daisy L. Moore.
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Sue Griffith
Daisy L. Moore
Ae Jo Clawson
Ann Been
Students Attend All Sunday Services in 213 Class
Following students of home room 213 sponsored by Mrs Van dall Lain have attended at least one service each Sunday during this past school year Russel Long Barbara Henry Jeanette White and Alvis Miller are noted as participants.
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Home Room 213
Vandall Lain
Russel Long
Barbara Henry
Jeanette White
Alvis Miller
Yandell Lain
Randall Patty
Sara Sue Griffith
Mary Louise Bentley
DeAnn Rudig
John Ross
Gerald Walston
Irene Crow
Jan Click
Patsy Bottoms
March of Time Newsreel Highlights Student Audience
A monthly March of Time newsreel was shown to all students Thursday morning. A colorful segment titled Fishing In Oklahoma at noon inspired many to seek chances at local lakes and streams.
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Oklahoma
Kaiser Brothers Together on Coast
Two Navy brothers from Ada Oklahoma are stationed in San Diego. John H Kaiser storekeeper third class USN works at the Naval Training Center and recently advanced after an exam. Harry L Kaiser electronics technician airman takes radar electronics at the Pacific Fleet Air Electronics Training Unit. Parents are Mr and Mrs Clyde Kaiser Route 3 Ada.
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Ada
Okla
U. S. Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Pacific Fleet Air Electronics Training Unit
John H. Kaiser
USN
Harry L. Kaiser
Clyde Kaiser
Route 3
John Kaiser
Public Works Department
Harry
Navy
Frederick Fire Destroys C. R. Anthony Co. Store
A rapid $100,000 blaze destroyed the C. R. Anthony Co. department store in Frederick Oklahoma. Firefighters battled the flames for two hours with no injuries reported and the cause undetermined.
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Frederick
Okla
C. R. Anthony Co
Sequoyah State Park Opens on Fort Gibson Reservoir
Oklahoma unveils Sequoyah State Park along Fort Gibson Reservoir as a new recreation area offering camping boating and hiking opportunities for visitors and residents alike.
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Oklahoma
Sequoyah State Park
Fort Gibson Reservoir
Faculty enjoy hamburger fry at Wintersmith Park Monday
About 50 faculty members attended a hamburger fry at Wintersmith Park Monday evening. Social committee members for the event were Miss Bernice Hargis Mrs Yandell Lain Mrs Daisy L Moore and C L Robberson.
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Wintersmith Park
Bernice Hargis
Yandell Lain
Daisy L. Moore
C. L. Robberson
Elton Stewart
Sheep Creek
Jersey Sale Brings Excellent Prices at State Event
In Chickasha a State Jersey sale sold forty animals at an average over $300. Sam Dew and Dr. Ed Granger attended. Granger consigned two heifers, one at $260 and the other at $230. Seventeen cows topped $400, with top cow $600 and top heifer $575. A single bull brought $300.
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Jersey
Sam Dew
Ed Granger
Granger
Bey of Tunis Put Under House Limit
In Tunis the Bey was placed under virtual house arrest by French forces who replaced his guard after he balked at a martial law decree. France also restricted access for two of his children and a security incident added to ongoing unrest in the protectorate.
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Tunis
Tunisia
France
Sidi Mohammed Al-Amin
Prince Chadly
Zakia
Prince Long
Mohammed Ben Salem
Mohammed Chenik
Carrier Pigeons To Tote His Mail
Arthur Wiesenberger, an investment banker and president of a firm bearing his name, will use carrier pigeons to carry mail between his New York office and agents in other cities. He says the move is both a protest to government mail service and a test of a possible supplement to the mails. He cites slow and unreliable Uncle Sam mail service.
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New York
Arthur Wiesenberger
Wiesenberger
F' 1
Uncle Sam
Pork Apple Celery Lettuce Cup Salad
Dice cooked pork and mix with apples and celery. Moisten with mayonnaise and serve in crisp lettuce cups.
Local Hosts and Visits Share Weekend in Sulphur
Mr and Mrs M P Hobson of 711 West Eleventh hosted Mrs Hobsons sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs J E Ligon of Purcell for the weekend. The Creag returned to their home Sunday. Mrs C J Simmons returned home at 700 West Eleventh after a several day visit with relatives in Duncan.
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M. P. Hobson
West Eleventh
Wecend
C. J. Simmons
700 West Eleventh
Duncan
Out-of-town guests visit local Mother's Day hostesses
Guests from Texas California and Georgia visited in the home of Mrs Juanita Horton and her mother Mrs Alice Williams for Mother's Day. Attendees included Maj or and Mrs Bruce R Conley and son Joel of San Antonio Texas Mr and Mrs Marvin Mitchell Mrs Myrtle Putman Mrs Maud Roff Huntington Park California Mr and Mrs Bob Roff and son Bobby of Duncan and Mr and Mrs Aubrey Clary and son Eddie of Hickory.
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Juanita Horton
Alice Williams
Major
Bruce R. Conley
Joel
San Antonio
Texas
Marvin Mitchell
Myrtle Putman
Marietta
Maud Roff
Huntington Park
Calif
Bob Roff
Bobby
Duncan
Aubrey Clary
Eddie
Hickory
Patterson Family Spends Mother's Day in Caddo
Mr and Mrs Shelby Patterson and granddaughters Barbara and Kay of Caddo visited daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Ed Shipley for Mother's Day. Mrs Shipley joined her parents for a short visit.
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Shelby Patterson
Barbara
Kay
Caddo
Ed Shipley
Ministers hold Ardmore district conference dinner gathering
Rev and Mrs Bonner E Teeter spent Tuesday in Ardmore for a district conference of Ardmore district ministers. Dr William Wallace district superintendent led the session to prepare reports for the West Oklahoma conference opening next week in Oklahoma City. About 60 ministers and wives attended a one o clock dinner at Carter Avenue Methodist church.
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Bonner E. Teeter
Ardmore
Teeter
First Methodist Church
William Wallace
West Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Carter Avenue Methodist Church
Mrs. W. W. Sugg Arrives in Sulphur to Visit Crawford Family
Mrs. W. W. Sugg of Wellington Texas arrived late in the week to stay with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Frank Crawford at 109 East Vinita Sulphur.
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W. W. Sugg
Wellington
Texas
Frank Crawford
East Vinita
Armstrongs Visit Stillwater and Seminole Farrel Family Links
Mr. and Mrs. David Armstrong of Stillwater were weekend guests of his parents Mr and Mrs William Armstrong and Bill and Betty Armstrong of Sulphur. They joined their son and daughter in law in Stillwater where David studies at Oklahoma A and M. They also visited in Seminole with William Armstrongs brother and family, the Chester Armstrongs.
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David Armstrong
Stillwater
Mr. Armstrong
William Armstrong
Bill
Betty Armstrong
Mrs. Armstrong
David
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Seminole
Chester Armstrongs
Soldier Returns Home From Korea Duty in Sulphur
Sgt Bill Brown son of Mr and Mrs Russell Brown of Sulphur has come home after a year with the 45th Division in Korea. He arrived on the west coast and flew to Fort Sill where his family visited him before discharge. The reunion included DeWayne Brown and Mrs Bob Brown. Mrs John Ware of Hollis was a guest for Mother's Day.
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Bill Brown
Russell Brown
45Th
Korea
Sergeant Brown
West
Fort Sill
Dewayne
Bob Brown
Virgil Pierce
Brown
John Ware
Hollis
MacArthur Arrives for Michigan Visit
General Douglas MacArthur arrives in Michigan for a two day visit with Governor G Mennen Williams and state lawmakers. He will address a joint legislature session broadcast on CBS and tour General Motors Oldsmobile plants before heading to Detroit for further inspections and speeches.
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Lansing
Mich
Douglas MacArthur
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
MacArthur
CBS
General Motors
Free Safety Show Presented by Frisco Railroad in Ada
Public invited to a free safety show at 7 30 Monday night in the East Central college auditorium. Frisco officials and employees aim to attract a large attendance to learn accident prevention. Speakers R P Hamilton and E P Olson will address safety while Rex O Morrison provides entertainment.
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Frisco Railroad
East Central College
Ada
Frisco Safety Committee
L. G. Denny
Lloyd T. Ables
Myrtice Gentle
Roy Wilcoxson
Frisco
R.P. Hamilton
St. Louis
E. P. Olson
Springfield
Rex O Morrison
Georgia Primary Narrows Race Under County Unit System
Rep James C Davis wins renomination in Georgia fifth district under the county unit plan though trailing in popular votes. Nine incumbents secure nominations while ten Congress seats are at stake with five uncontested. Phil Landrum leads in the ninth district as John Wood retires. Davis faces Baxter Jones in a race marked by racial appeals. Other incumbents renominated include E E Cox Sidney Camp and W M Wheeler.
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Atlanta
James C. Davis
Georgia
Phil Landrum
John S. Wood
Landrum
Davis
Baxter Jones
Jones
Atlanta University
Dodd Seizure Tension Flairs at Compound Island
General tours the island after the Dodd seizure as riots claim 91 lives, including an American. He asserts control but avoids precipitate action while leaders from Compound 76 refuse to leave without undisclosed demands and negotiations proceed for Dodd’s release.
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Compound 76
Dodd
Church Group to Reduce Districts in Midwest Conference
The Kansas Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church voted to merge three sections into two districts. The western district will include Oklahoma and western Kansas, while the eastern district covers the remaining areas. Delegates made the decision at a Kansas City business meeting.
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Kansas City
Kansas
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
End of Oil Dispute Triggers Union Strike Across Sectors
After conciliation efforts, union and company settled some terms but a strike began April 30. WSB chairman Feiniger urged talks to review agreed actions as strike effects spread. AP Retailers in St Louis report fewer motorists, while Paris and other regions cut aviation fuel use by about 35 percent as airlines scale back services.
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Conciliation Service
WSB
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Associated Petroleum Retailers
St.Louis
Paris
Air France
South Africa
Egypt
India
Australia
American Airlines
Clark defers public comment on Dodd seizure probe
General Clark repudiates Colson's Kaje agreement and notes the Dodd seizure investigation by communist prisoners of war continues. A high officer explains reprimand as an official rebuke closing a case. Pentagon asks for a rapid, detailed report as Clark and Colson return to Korea to testify at a military board of inquiry.
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U.N
Colson
Clark
Gen
Dodd
Pentagon
Washington
Korea
Military Board of
Bruner No 2 and Mizell Brewer Drilling Update
In Center township operators drill Blair Well Bruner No 2 and C and L No 2 Bruner at 1188 feet early Thursday. A spudder move is planned, and the Mizell Brewer No 1 idle in NW Corner remains inactive. Acidizing planned for Bruner No 2. Storage tank issues prompt meeting with pipeline firms.
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Bruner
Sam Mizell
Reds Reach New Stalemate in Korean Armistice Talks
Reports from Panmunjom show renewed briefings as Nam Il and Joy clash over POW repatriation numbers and alleged germ warfare claims. The UN says few prisoners want to return while Communists demand hundreds of thousands, delaying progress and prompting another meeting.
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Ganda
U.N
Panmunjom
Joy
Nam Il
Red
Nam II
Charles F. Colson
Kojea Island
Francis T. Dodd
U.N. Command
Colson
Langmuir Says Cloud Seeding Creates National Rain Pattern
Nobel laureate Dr. Irving Langmuir reports a nationwide weekly rainfall pattern from silver iodide cloud seeding. He asserts the results, based on a 21 month Army Navy and Air Force funded project, prove rainfall can be guided across the United States with measurable effects.
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Tucson
Ariz
Irving Langmuir
Langmuir
Tucson Daily Citizen
General Electric Research Laboratory
Army
Navy
Air Force
United States
Weather Bureau
New Mexico
McCrosky Named DeMolay District Deputy for Ada Area
D Earl McCrosky of Asher has been named DeMolay District Deputy for six Oklahoma counties around Ada. He will oversee DeMolay activity in Pottawatomie Seminole Coal Hughes Pontotoc and Johnston counties. Plans call for new chapters and revival of inactive ones in several towns.
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D. Earl McCrosky
Asher
Ada
Roy E. “Friday” Fitzgerald
DeMolay Grand Council
Oklahoma
McCrosky
Pottawatomie
Seminole
Coal
Hughes
Pontotoc
Johnston Counties
McCrosy
Coalgate
Holdenville
Konawa
Shawnee
Weleetka
Wetumka
Weweka
Tishomingo
Asher Lodge
Royal Arch
Shawnee Concern Replies to Ohioan on House Floor Blast
Cowen Construction Co responding to a blast on the House floor by Rep. Paul Schenck says its Wright Patterson housing contract will stand thorough investigation. Cowen asserts weather slowed work and the 1,000 unit project is 10 to 15 percent complete.
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Shawnee, Okla
Cowen Construction Co
Ohio
Cowen
Paul Schenck
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ada Plans Growth Across Industries Amid Petroleum Push
Ada officials compare Texas and Oklahoma industrial base noting Texas has 60 petroleum plants while Oklahoma trails with three. Martin Clark reports fundraising by four groups totaling 13 085 50 dollars, about half the budget, as canvassing continues.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Martin Clark
Foster McSwain
Charles Thompson
Harvey Lambert
Oscar L. Parker
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