Notice by Publication in Pontotoc County Mortgage Foreclosure
Federal National Mortgage Association sues E Green and Vera M Green in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to foreclose a first mortgage on the South 43 feet of the North 87 feet of the West 135 feet of Lot 8 Southside Addition Ada Oklahoma. Judgment for 2690.23 with 5 percent interest from Aug 1, 1942 plus 268.00 attorney fees and costs. sale without appraisal to satisfy the judgment. answer by June 24, 1943. Witness Pella Bedford Court Clerk.
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District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Federal National Mortgage Association
Ys. E. R
Ada
Pella Bedford
Oleta Ford
Warren B. Rice
Hearing on Petition for Deed in Norris Estate
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma D R Gary seeks order to compel executrix Josephine Norris to convey specified Marshall County real estate to Gary The hearing is set for 10:00 a.m. on June 25 1943 in Ada Oklahoma County Court with notice to interested parties and seal of Moss Wimbish County Judge.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
P. A. Norris
D. R. Gary
Josephine Norris
Marshall County
Frisco
Ada
State of Oklahoma
Pushmataha Grave National Cemetery Bill Considered
A House bill HR 2346 seeks appropriation for cemeterial expenses to maintain national cemeteries including Pushmataha’s burial site. Rep. Paul Stewart emphasizes Pushmataha as a key Choctaw leader, noting his heroism and role in Indian Territory history.
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Washington
Pushmataha
Congress
Congressional
Paul
Stewart
Andrew Jackson
Two Oklahomans Held as Japanese POWs
The War Department confirms two Oklahomans as prisoners of war in Japan. Names released include Private Clifford W. Fusselman of Wann and Private First Class Robert M. Malone of Enid, among 144 in Japanese custody and 15 held by Italy.
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Washington
War Department
Department
Italy
Clifford W. Fusselman
Dana Fusselman
Wann
Robert M. Malone
Hazel Patti Malone
Enid
Wanted to give away Good Shepherd dog in Ada Oklahoma
A person advertises a Good Shepherd dog being given away located at 912 East 17th in Ada Oklahoma with the contact date May 27, 2tw.
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East
Ada
Okla
Local social notes from Owl Creek and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Denman Flowers visited Mr and Mrs Gene Sater Sunday evening. Tess Polk and John Polk visited C C Couch and family. Orel Leslie is receiving medical treatment in Muskogee for an injured arm. 방문들 in Ada Center and Vernon Texas relatives noted. Miss Ruby Leslie departed for an extended California visit.
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Owl Creek
Denman Flowers
Gene Saterfield
Tess Polk
Franklin
John Polk
Fairview
C. C. Couch
Orel Leslie
Muskogee
Gentry Hatton
Callie Hatton
Daniel Wallace
Center
Henry Odom
Ada
Bill Mandrings
Vernon
Texas
Lewis Cupps
Bill
Wilburn Bennett
Ada Tuesay
Bessie Dame
California
Denton
Cecil Hobbs
Local Visitors Share Sunday Calls in Conway
Mr and Mrs Reed of Centrahoma spent Sunday night with daughter Mrs Leon Nickell and family. Mrs Thomas Powers and son Thomas Mayo Jr visited Mr and Mrs H P Toby. Lt and Mrs Robert V Sarrett were guests of the Tobys. Mr and Mrs Cecil Hallam of Homer visited the latter's parents.
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Pauline Lillard
Pat Millican
Jess Berryman
Aliene
Andrew Blankenship
Bob Bushers
Billie Lois
Billie Earl Stevenson
North Carolina
Buster Hobbs
Eugene
Connerville
Henry Scroggins
Dewey Jenkins
Homer
Edd Crawford
Jim Crawford
Elmo Coventon
Perry Henson
Oil Center
Clayton Morgan
Ada
Cox
Holdenville
Barney Boyd
Conway
Texas U Football May Be Aided By V-12 Trainees
University of Texas may gain extra football help next season as navy V-12 trainees reporting July 1 are allowed to join school athletics. Athletic Director D X Bible will study impact on the schedule which includes five out of town games. Capt John J London says V-12 trainees may take short trips and leave may be extended in emergencies and naval trainees must do one hour daily drill, with intercollegiate athletic participation possible in place.
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Austin
University of Texas
Navy
V-12
D. X. Bible
John J. London
Naval Units
Longhorn
North Dakota
Texas Christian
Rice
Arkansas
Oregon
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Texas A. & M
Baylor
Capt
London
Divorces Granted for Fleet and Waller Couples
Virginia Lee Fleet is granted divorce from Howard W. Fleet. Dennis H. Waller obtains divorce from Margaret Waller. A report notes the discovery of the world’s largest known deposit of beryl ium ore in southern Oregon.
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Virginia Lee Fleet
Howard W. Fleet
Dennis H. Waller
Margeret Waller
Oregon
Edsel Ford Dies After Long Illness at 49 in Detroit
Edsel Bryant Ford president of Ford Motor Company died at 1:30 a.m. at his home in Grosse Pointe Shores after a lengthy illness. He is survived by his wife Eleanor and three sons Henry Benson and William and a daughter Josephine. Ford plants continue war production as Henry Ford and Edsel's policy supported maximum speed in defense manufacturing.
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Edsel Ford
Great Motor Company
Detroit
Edsel Bryant Ford
Ford Motor Company
Grosse Pointe Shores
Eleanor Lowthian Clay
Henry Ford
Henry Ford Hospital
Lake Shore Road
Grosse Point Shores
Ford Company
Roscoe R. Graham
University of Toronto
Florida
Henry
Benson
William
Josephine
Armed Services
Lves
Ford
Ford River Rouge
Edsel
Massachusetts
Use Of Hot Water Bath Method In Canning Explained
Mrs. Jessie Morgan urges farmers and gardeners to can all available food using a hot water bath. Directions cover jar filling, sealing, and boiling tomatoes for 20 to 25 minutes, with cooling after removal from boiling water. Further details available at the county agents office.
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Jessie Morgan
Chinese Roll Back Japanese Drive Near Chungking
Chinese Central News Agency reports Chinese troops have halted a Japanese drive toward Chungking and pushed back a column west of Lake Tungting. Heavy fighting persists southwest of Yuyankwan as Tokyo’s forces bombard positions below Ichang.
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Chungking
China
Lake Tungting
China Central
Yuyangkwan
Ichang
Yukangkwen
Yangtze River
Yochow
Burglary Charged To Mrs Croker In Stillwater
Stillwater May 26. Mrs Bula E Croker 59 claimed to be widow of Richard Croker of Tammany Hall as she faced preliminary hearing on attempted burglary of the Garrett home. County Attorney Greiner said she sought assets valued at 60000 from the Garrett residence. She was arrested Sunday in an Oklahoma City hotel after traveling from Palm Beach Florida. The charge alleges she attempted to enter by cutting holes in the front door screen.
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Stillwater
Bula E. Croker
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
New York
O. C. Whipple
K. D. Greiner
Tire Dealers Can Level Inventories To Meet Demands
Tire dealers may level inventories to meet demands under new Office of Price Administration rules. Dealers needing tires can apply to district OPA offices to increase stock when certificates are unavailable. Ben L. Morrison chairs the board announcing the change to redistribute tire stocks for essential automobile needs locally.
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Board Row
Office of Price Administration
Ben L. Morrison
OPA
Oklahoma teachers to spend summer in refresher workshops
Oklahoma Education Association reports about 20 000 teachers who quit Oklahoma classrooms this week will stay busy this summer. Many return for refresher courses, especially among nearly 1 000 war emergency certificate holders, while others enter war work during the usual vacation. Training colleges offer two extra weeks of intensive brushing up called the summer workshop.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Education Association
One Beer Joint In Whole County
Wilburton Oklahoma May 26. Latimer county seat had only one beer dispensary operating today as the county attorney closed the other under a temporary county court order alleging it was a nuisance. A hearing on a permanent order is set before County Judge J W Callahan on June 17.
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Wilburton
Latimer
Wayne Russell
J. W. Callahan
Former Central State coach dies at 41
Pat Taylor, former football coach at Central State, died unexpectedly at his Mountain View home. He was 41, survived by his widow, a daughter Patricia 15, and two sons Gary 1 and Bennett 2. Taylor had recently moved from Blackwell where he worked with the soil conservation program. A Murray Agricultural College and Oklahoma A&M College graduate, he had ties to local farming communities.
Boy Injured When His Bike Hits Car
Roger Paul Fulton received a cut on the head and several scratches when his bicycle hit the rear bumper of a parked car in the 200 block on East Main Street. The attending physician said injuries were not serious. Fulton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Fulton of 230 East Ninth Street.
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Roger Paul Fulton
East Main Street
Young Fulton
B. F. Fulton
East Ninth Street
White Welders Refuse Negro Workers at Mobile Shipyard
In Mobile Alabama police and soldiers moved to quell a race related disturbance at the Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding yard when Negro welders were placed with white welders. Police said several Negro workers were beaten, and the yard sent home all Negroes while 7000 other workers were idle. Public order measures included liquor store closures and beer prohibitions citywide. Frank Jones of the Central Trades Council ordered all AFL construction workers to go home. In the Mediterranean British forces sunk or damaged nearly 250 Axis ships from 1942 to 1943.
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Mobile
Ala
D. E. McFayden
McFayden
Alabama Drydock & Shipbuilding Corp
Cty
Th Shipyard
Frank Jones
Central Trades Council of Mobile
A. F. of L
Mediterranean
Weather echoes 1922 Oklahoma storms in old report
Oklahoma City May 22 1922 storm toll includes three dead and widespread damage. Shawnee losses near 250000, downtown floods in Oklahoma City and outages across towns. Muskogee derailment killed train crew while passengers escaped unharmed amid cloudburst and soft tracks.
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Will Rogers
Oklahoma
the News
Oklahoma City
Shawnee
Haif
Muskogee
William Harshfield
Gilbert Daugherty
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Vinita
Reils
Rainfall in April Breaks Long-Standing Records
The April weather shattered existing rainfall records, marking an unprecedented month of precipitation. The narrator notes the sequence of unusual weather while reflecting on the historical significance of the event.
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the News
Unemployment Law Of State Does Not Apply To Strikers
Oklahoma City May 26 The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled that benefits under the state unemployment compensation law do not extend to strikers in a Tulsa dispute involving Midcontinent Petroleum. William R. Cox sought unemployment compensation after quitting in 1938, claiming the company operated during the strike and a notice from the employer showed otherwise.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Midcontinent Petroleum Corporation
Tulsa
William R. Cox
Ouit
Board of Review of
Te Oklahoma Security Commisson
Midcontinent
Nazis Press Romania to Deploy New Army to Russia
Ankara reports German pressure on Romania to send a large expedition to the Soviet front this year. Baron von Killinger urged Antonescu to remove a pro allied Romanian leader while nine Romanians were executed in a clampdown on saboteurs amid fears of battlefield losses.
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Ankara
Germany
Rumania
Baron Manford von Killinger
Soviet Union
Russia
Stalingrad
Ukraine
Transylvania
Hungary
Ion Antonescu
Baron Killinger
Marshal Antonescu
Romania
Bosses Learn What Secretaries Think
Tulsa event shows Green T club members of the chamber of commerce hosting secretaries for breakfast. Elaine Barnes, former president of the Business and Professional Women's Club, defines a good secretary as diplomat detective and teacher among other roles.
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Tulsa
T Club
Chamber of Commerce
Elaine Barnes
Business & Profesional Women’s Club
Cub Blocker Guilty Plea On License Charge
Cub Blocker pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace J. D. Willoughby on a charge of operating a motor vehicle without a state drivers license.
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Cub Blocker
J. D. Willoughby
Russia Gets Largest Share Of Lend Lease Equipment
A congressional report notes Russia received the biggest share of lend lease fighting equipment. It highlights new routes to China and the Burma road reopening as strategic aims. It credits Allied support to Free Africa and French aid, plus Canada Australia and New Zealand contributions. Russia repaired American ships in Russian ports and China supplied equipment for U S air forces in China.
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China
Congress
Burma
North Africa
Axis
Mr. Roosevelt
United Nations
Free Africa
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
United States
England
Africa
Middle East
Russia
Reach Compromise On Pay As You Go Bill Ends Deadlock
Conferees end a five day stalemate on a pay as you go plan. The bill faces a vote with President Roosevelt seeking 16 billion dollars in taxes and savings. Rep Nutson predicts passage and a potential freeze on current rates, while Senator Vandenberg warns many would face a 12 percent tax hike in 1944 and 1945 amid unabated 25 percent rates.
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Roosevelt
Nutson
R-Minn
Vandenberg
Governor Kerr Reviews Cadets at East Central State College
Governor Robert S. Kerr visited East Central State College on May 20 to review Army Air Crew training cadets. He watched five squadrons of about 60 cadets march, saluting, and parading as the band played. Kerr spoke with college President A. Linscheid and others after the retreat on the parade ground.
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Robert S. Kerr
Army Air Crew Training Detachment
East Central State College
A. F. Pyle
A. Linscheid
C. E. McGrath
Pass
Kerr
Xerr
Gardens Recount of Coe alleged on British Isles
A statement cites nearly six million coe gardens on the British Isles, noting vast cultivation across regions and implying widespread horticultural activity.
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Coe
British Iles
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