District Court Names Various Defendants in Pleading
A district court document lists multiple defendants including Mr Diath MM Fraty Lotte My Broly Roberta Coptwrighs Claude Thom Maxo Coruagham Nena Sot Hogham Iron-Plaitiite and Seabedina the tale of Ota Toms with Adaeiis Devisers Trustees and others involved in the case. The record cites a legal action against them as part of ongoing proceedings.
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Diath
Fraty
Lotte My
Broly
Roberta Coptwrighs
Recis
Claude ¥. Thom
Maxo
Coruagham
Hogham Iron — Plaatiiteating
Adaeiis
Ota Toms
Beneee Delondants
Notice of Estate Disputes and Partition Hearings
Notice to heirs and relatives of Isaac W. McClure deceased and Thomas Grant Summers requesting probate actions, partition petitions, and court hearings. Names include Jenne W. McClure and Ed Summers with land descriptions in Pontotoc County Oklahoma Chickasaw Nation. Proceedings seek quiet title, division of undivided estates, and appointment of guardians or receivers as required by law.
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Meirs
Isaac W. McClure
Dees
Ieius
Jenne W. McClure
Hergin Psi Aatet Philitity
Peti Tram
Vaid Pladntitfa
Aisuatet
Pontotoc
Onae Rama
Guimler
Transit Hort
Rowge S Bhs
Cnickway Natloh
Imhan Gate
Meridian
Inthan
Tole
Tans
Ibias
Thomas Grant Summers
Mineptalei Vhong
SirRerk
Ani Potitind
Denese
Ely
Seaiey
Max Sr
Oklahoma Public Utility Permit and Probate Notice Summary
A fragmented OCR record shows an Oklahoma Corporation Commission permit application for freight transportation along U.S. Highway 270 and State Highway 12 from McAlister to Ada, with a hearing notice. a district court probate case in Pontotoula County concerns the estates of Ada Brown and others, listing executors and heirs. The text includes names such as Keat, Regt Mreightines, Freeda Pharr, Adelia Brown, and references to Chickasaw-Tadlan lineage and trustees. The piece is garbled but preserves the core notices of a permit application and probate actions.
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Keat
Oklahomss
Tives Motive
TA Wentian
Corporation Commission of Oklahom
Folmwng Cout
Lowit
Reuven
Orhoma
Olla
Ham
Vie
Trom McAltster
Oynga Culvens
Ada
The
Consolation Commission
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Hynedt
J. Ieebeery Sasaew
Foto County
Delaboma
Notice by Publication in James Cravey Estate Case Oklahoma
Heirs executors and devisees are notified by publication in the James Craven estate matter in Pontot county Oklahoma to answer before four months from the date of the notice. The filing guardian and attorneys request judgment on debts and determine heirs andtitle to land in sections and townships described. The clerk Della Bedford witnesses and Jewell Ford attorney, with Thompson and Braly as counsel, announce proceedings for the Craven estate.
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Gugty
Migecmiian
Anton
Aaron Brown
Blogg Citickasaminion
Roll
Frei
Admini Itera
Devisees
Truytech
R.A. Farlin
Della Bedford
James Crave
Jaimes Craver
Thampann
Auda
Poscatoe
Balanane
Wigner S.A. Craven
Execuwie, Thompson and Bral
Avwrneve Td Barve
CIO-BAW Talks of GM Strike Threat Grows
DETROIT May 17 UP The CIO BAW reports a strike threat by 225,000 General Motors workers within two weeks if the present contract talks fail. With Chrysler and Ford moves shaping industry pressure, GM locals already approving walkouts push the union toward a possible national strike before May 22. If the walkout occurs it would lift the industry strike tally to about 300,000 workers, amid questions about striking two of the Big Three at once.
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United Auto Workera Shte
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
A. Johnstons
UAW
General Miotens Department
Planta Tay
Uaw-Gm
Johnstone
Aula
Orciblys Pravynting
County Officials Announce Various Political Races
County official notices list candidates for county commission district seats, clerk, representative, and other posts. Names include George R. CosiLes Bos Avstall, Chas. Rushing, L. Bunt, Thompson, Isaac J. Buying, John Boyce, and Roy Ronges among others. Dates and exact district details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate upcoming elections and announced candidacies.
Wealthy Georgian Sets Plans for Return Home in 1951
A centenarian magnate, Graham of Vinitha and Pryor Creek, plans a trip to his Georgia birthplace in 1951. Born 97 years ago, he built a career from cattle trading to banking, helped organize the First National Bank of Vintha, and reflects on aging, work, and history amid postwar America.
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Georgia
Pryor
Souis
Okbeehoma
Bownie
Pryor Creek
Non
Peyor
Laker J
First National Bank of
Graham
Wiltula T. Sherman
Atlanta
Renee
Sherman
Mexico
Auto Strike Notices Shift US Auto Labor Scene
Detroit reports CIO UAW announces a pending 11 day notice threatening a second major walkout by 223,000 GM workers. Chrysler’s 75,000 workers enter day seven amid state police presence while UAW-CIO weighs tactics to press for wage raises. Court injunctions pause picketing at Maggsville and Kercheval plants as talks continue.
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General Motors
CIO
United Auto Workers
Uream
Atate Isher Medizon
Chrysler
Ciq-Uaw
Sineral Motors
Michigan Autys
H * SA Trpce
VAW
Kercheval
UAW
Maggsville
Mich
Uaw-Cio
First Wheat Cut In State's Crop Report
May 20 in Cotton County Oklahoma reports the state’s first wheat harvest of 1948. On B B Moxarcher’s farm four miles south of town the black rustproof wheat tested 57 pounds per bushel and sold for 42 cents. County agent Cariwell Mann estimates 2 bushels per ajad and notes heavy rain delayed harvests a week. Wheat in the north was green and growing. soaking rains are needed in ten weeks for western and panhandle counties. KD Blood from the agriculture department prepared the report with mixed fair to poor prospects statewide.
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Ramolett
Okla
Olahoma
Cotton County
B. B. Moxarcher
Burkburnett
Texas
Cotter County
Cari Wellmann
Tolman
Panhandle
Agriculture Department
Oklahoma
Wehoat
Mouthwastern
Wyoming Claiming Deepest Producing Oil Well
Casper Wyoming May 1 The state claims the deepest producing oil well in the world at 14 792 feet The Lowmans No 2 Briscoe unit in Grady county reportedly flowed at about 14 200 feet and other recent wells in Louisiana and Oklahoma set depth records The Foss Oil Co led the drive with a 14309 foot depth noted amid industry competition and debate about the latest record depths
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Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
Fe West
Fave Oil Co
Lousiana
Oklahoma
Stanolind
Grady County
Stalin Statement Discounted By U S as Russians Propaganda in Japan
Washington reports officials question Stalin's latest statement as a real shift in Soviet American relations. The State Department calls the statement encouraging while noting past peaceful claims by Moscow and continued expansionist aims. Tokyo notes Russian broadcasts shaping Japanese views, portraying US policy as pressuring Japan and urging Moscow style governance to counter Western influence.
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Washington
Stalin
State Department
Moscow
Washinton
Henry A. Wallace
Soviet Union
State
United States
Russia
Ss. Corfaremce
Trewsali
Zinda
State Departments
Fey
Local Air Scout Squadron Prepares June Encampment
Local Air Scout Squadron plans June encampment at Fort Worth with participants from Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico. Senior staff include pilot Ruseelh Taylor and commander Alan El Glare of Gar swill Air Force Base. The ten day course runs June 12 to 20 focusing on navigation weather radio and instruction for new cadets.
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Air Soon
Ada
Fort Worth
Ruseelh Taylor
Qolone
Alan el Glare
Garsweil Air Force Base
al Aed
Bity Senate of America
Tanth “Ir Fores
San Antonio
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexica
Hak
Jk Qaul
Epi
Ferguson Returns From Canada With Registered Cafite
Ferguson, veteran agriculture teacher at Clickasha, returns from Tillsomburg Canada with a carload of registered cattle. The herd includes Ayre shines Guernseys and Jerveys, all registered, intended as foundation dairy stock for Grady county trainees.
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Glow Ferguson
Clickasha
Tillsomburg
Canada
Grady County
Mgr. Ferguson
BC. Field
Explosions Hit Tulsa Area as Suspected Arson Ties Rise
On September 22 1947 a series of explosions near a Tulsa building injured bystanders and led to arrests including W V Batson. Witness Benton reported hearing voices inside the structure before the blasts and described being blown from the sidewalk to reenter the building, with a second explosion occurring moments later as responders arrived.
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Cotiqyued
Anny Straim
Sima
W. Vv" Batson
Tulsa
Bentog
Shars
Benton
Prom Page Turmoil Amid War Time Pickets Violent Clash
A chaotic incident at a plant entrance ends with a woman picket wounded as a guard or attacker fires. Report notes multiple injuries from mineral matter and a fatality linked to an explosion, with unclear details on the shooter and motives.
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rGart
Iy. A. Mistok
Parvel
Interior Dept Opens Indian Lands to Bigger Oil Leases
The Interior Department raised to 25,000 acres the limit on oil leases from Indian reservations in all states except Oklahoma, where limits were removed entirely. Acting Commissioner William Zimmerman Jr said the policy aims to spur competition and expand development, especially in Montana, by allowing major firms to operate on multiple reservations and avoid single-field confinement.
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Washington
Interior Department
Oklahoma
Department
Secrdtary
Krug
Oklahoms
Tus
Wiliam Zimmerman, Jr
Indian Affairs
Oll
Montana
Cenan
Osage
Olahora
Will Rogers Stamp Issue Drops Texas Touch Controversy
Oklahoma City May 13 reports say the Will Rogers commemorative stamp set will omit the "Texas Touch" image after a misprint showing the wrong portrait on private collector envelopes used for a Fest day issue. Claremore officials objected to the image, and Roy Turner sent corrections. a proper Claremore memorial image was prepared.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Claremore
Gow
Roy J. Turner
Turner
Alamo
Portable portable refinery touted at petroleum exposition
The International Petroleum exposition features George Ez. Falling's portable refinery concept aimed at small oil producers. A complete oil rig on a single truck could extract and refine on site, producing multiple gasoline grades but not aviation fuel. The idea envisions mobile units delivering refined fuel directly to gasoline trucks, boosting local output.
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Howard
Meyer
George
Geo
Baia
Dieslahomna
Fallinghem
Seeret
Anail
Bea
Mm & Big
Petroleuma
Halling
Senat
Beacline
Wailin
Byaky
Hingis
Tulse A
Wietin
Millon
Mrs Fannie Heath Dies at Centrahoma
Mrs Fannie Heath died at her Centrahoma home Wednesday morning after living in the town 43 years. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon. Born in Arcola Illinois in 1872 she moved from Texas to Centrahoma as a child and was a member of the Methodist church. Surviving are a brother, several nieces and nephews, and daughters in Ada, Fort Worth, Lavon and Dallas.
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Bos
Fannie Beath
Centranomia
Centrahoma
Arcola
Centrakoma
Methodist
Hazel Bunch
Billye Jo O¢ Ada
Bessie Bradley
Worth
Gertie Skipanth
Lavdn
Neve Denlon
Batlas
Turnpike Leaders Still Hopeful
Oklahoma City May 20 turnpike officials remain hopeful the Oklahoma City to Talk turnpike will be built. An engineering firm estimates funding would require about 35 million dollars. Recent traffic counts show growth on the highway, with figures submitted for engineering review.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority
Newe York
Avtordast
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