Notice of Partition Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
United States Marshal will sell at public auction in Ada Oklahoma on October 15 1946 at 10 00 AM an undivided mineral interest in North east Quarter of Southeast Quarter of Southeast Quarter and East 57 acres of North Half of Southeast Quarter Section 20 Township 3 North Range 8 East and other parcels in Pontotoc County as part of a partition action Holmes Johnson et al v Hinabe Pettigrew et al Cause No 1566 Civil. Sale subject to court order and appraised values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Adam Said
United States Marshall
and Uder
United States Court of the Eastern District of
Granville T. Norris
United States
Tern District
John D. Reid
District Court
State of Oklahoma
Samuel H. Field
John C. van Meter
Cather FE. van Meter
Garnet W. van Meter
Walter E. van Meter
Inter-State Mortgage Trust Company
Gee Creel, Jr
Home Savings and Loan Association of
Bartlesville
Ford
Ada
Bergen
Clyde Kaiser
W. N. Hughes
Thos. P. Holt
Busby, Harrell & Trice
Notice of Service by Publication in Pontotoc County
In Pontotoc County District Court Oklahoma O E Guin Icey Colvin and Mrs C W Fisher sue for heirs of Z R Guin and Mary Elizabeth Guin to quiet title and determine heirs and fractional lands in Sunrise Ada Oklahoma with multiple heirs listed The court requires an answer by November 7 1946 and warns that default will sustain the petition filed September 21 1946 by Kerr Lambert Conn attorneys for plaintiffs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
O E Guin
Icey Colvin
C. W Fisher
Z. R. Guin
Mary Elizabeth Guin
State of Oklahoma
Z R. Guin
O. E. Gunn
C. W. Fisher
District Court
Ous
Ada
Weston
R. Guin
County Court
ZR. Guin
K P Guin
R S Guin
Carl Walker
E Guin
R P Guin
R. S. Guin
Mushrooms Lift 83-Wound Paving Block in Basingstroke
In Basingstroke England two mushrooms lifted a cemented 83 wound paving block. The odd incident involved the fungi raising the heavy block where it had been fixed, drawing attention from locals and attracting curiosity.
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Basingstroke
England
Womack et al Face Quiet Title Suit in Pontotoc Court District
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma E P Larsh sues John R Womack and others to quiet title to Lots 6 7 8 9 Block 107 in the town of Rofs and declares plaintiff owner of fee simple title after suit and sets deadline November 13 1946 for defense with judgment in favor of plaintiff if unanswered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
E. P. Larsh
John R. Womack
State OF
Oklahoma
R. E. Thomason
Sarah V. Foss
William O Farthing
K. P. Larsh
Rofs
William O. Farthing
Della Bedford
Jewell Ford
Samuel H. Field
John C. van Meter
Canton Populace Living Afloat in Estuary Boats
In Canton China a sizable floating community lives aboard boats on the river estuary. Estimates place the number between 100000 and 200000 residents relying on waterborne housing and commerce to endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
China
Enduring Relief From Rheumatism An Patient Testimony
Mrs Anna Pautz writes from Vancouver Washington praising freedom from pain after years of rheumatism and arthritis and offers to answer inquiries for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pautz
P. O. Box
Vancouver
Wash
Manator George Mason v Terry heirs notice in 1946
District Court notified defendants including Frank Henry deceased and unknown heirs of Frankenry Henry and others to plead by November 1946 or judgment will quiet title in favor of George Mason to described real estate in Section 25 Two North Range 4 East. Court order dated September 24 1946 by W W Stanfield. 9-26-4tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manator Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
George Mason
George Terry
Frank Henry
Wallace Henry
Gertrude Henry
Beauty Billy
Lonie McMillan
Willie Henry
R. C. Laird
Rowena E Laird
Pontotoc County
Della Bedford
Jewell Ford
Indian Land Cases Quieted in Eastern Oklahoma Court
U S District Court in the eastern district of Oklahoma sat Tuesday with Judge Eugene Rice disposing of five trial set cases. Three involved Indian land. Mays vs Levy reached findings and conclusions. Woodford vs Joshua mirrored that result with quieting title for defendants. Akers vs Diffie quieted title for defendants. Wisdom vs Daube had no pretrial and will file stipulated facts within three weeks. Porter vs Dunn granted a temporary injunction barring eviction proceedings in Justice of the Peace court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Court
Eastern District of
Oklahoma
Eugene Rice
T. G. Mays
Leong Levy
A. M. Woodford
Edmond Joshua
Willie McKenney
William Ott
W. S. Akers
F. P. Diffie
Cleveland Wisdom
Leon Daube
Goering Becomes Beaten and Broken by Strain of Hangman
Major Frederick Teich reports Hermann Goering, once bold in public, now beaten and despondent in his Nuremberg cell. Other condemned prisoners show low mood. Raeder grieves as his wife’s arrival remains uncertain with no word yet from her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Reedy Nuernberg
Frederick Teich
Hermann Goering
Goering
Teich
Reichsmarshal
Erich Raeder
Berlin
Nuernberg
Switzerland Tops Global Count Of Seniors
The article notes that Switzerland has more residents aged over 60 than any other nation, highlighting its aging population. It emphasizes demographic trends and potential social implications for healthcare and pensions in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Kerr Signs Papers To Return Traxler From Texas
Governor Kerr signed a requisition to extradite Pete Traxler a 39 year old outlaw from Texas to Oklahoma for trial in Bryan County on a robbery with firearms charge. Bryan County Attorney Victor Phillips and Sheriff W O Taylor sought his return and Traxler is held in Denton Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Texas
Pete Traxler
Bryan County
Traxler
Victor C. Phillips
W. O. Taylor
Denton
Tex
Huntsville
Fayette County
Woman Held for Kansas Larceny Charges Returns to State
Sheriff Frank P. Rupp of Hayes Kansas arrived in Ada to take Virginia Patterson back to Kansas to face grand larceny charges. Deputy Ed Dyson arrested Patterson in Francis and she was held for the Kansas sheriff. Patterson had been in trouble while living in Ada, and Rupp departed Ada Wednesday morning with Patterson in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Rupp
Hayes
Kansas
Ada
Virginia Patterson
Patterson
Clyde Kaiser
Ed Dyson
Francis
Rupp
Marshall Seeks New Truce Talks in China Crisis
General Marshall flew to Shanghai for a personal meeting with Communist leader Chou En Lai to revitalize negotiations aimed at ending China’s civil war. Chiang Kai-shek urged unity and urged communists to join a unified government while proposing triage talks under Marshall and U.S. Ambassador Stuart with a cease-fire possible upon accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
Marshall
China
Shanghai
Chou En-Lai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Kalgan
U. S
Stuart
Chou
Flynn to Present Ideas on Schools
Olney F. Flynn, Republican nominee for governor, will outline a proposed common school program in a major campaign address from Enid Tuesday night. He plans to declare on school and highway issues later, with a ten day tour of northern and northwestern Oklahoma including Bartlesville Pryor Salina Nowata Miami Vinita and Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Olney F. Flynn
Enid
Flynn
Oklahoma
Bartlesville
Pryor
Salina
Nowata
Miami
Vinita
Chandler
Detective in Springfield Convict? Illinois chase ends with gun doubt
KANKAKEE Illinois October 10 two state police cars and one Kankakee police car blocked a highway chasing four men after a report a gun was carried. The car was halted and a can with a gun was found but the weapon was harmless. The man was identified as a Springfield detective en route to Chicago for a convention.
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Kankakee
Kankskee
Springfield
Ill
Chicago
Miners face shortages of meat soap and explosives
Washington reports coal miners lack meat and soap amid shortages and a glycerine bottleneck hindering explosives. Capt N H Collisson notes explosives drive coal production, while glycerine also feeds cigarettes and cosmetics. If glycerine remains tight, wartime priority may revive, forcing choices between coal and lipstick.
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Arthur Edson Washington
N. H. Collisson
Collisson
Charles Dorrance
West Virginia Coal and Coke Corp
Navy
U S Chamber Demands End to Communist Influence in Labor
The United States Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to expose the Communist party’s reach in labor and government. It said members should be forced to reveal affiliations and funding sources, citing subversive activity in the Treasury and Labor departments and noting advisers to Hillman and Murray as communists.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Communist Party
Treasury
Labor
Department
Schwellenbach
FBI
Labor Department
Chamber
Sidney Hillman
CIO
Philip Murray
Francis P. Matthews
Omaha
Dixie Gilmer Supports Roy Turner in Oklahoma Governor Race
Tulsa county attorney Dixie Gilmer ended a two month silence by backing Democrat Roy J. Turner for governor. Gilmer, who defeated Turner in last July’s runoff, said he prefers Turner and the Democratic party and will deliver a radio address October 15 outlining his support. Flynn, the Republican nominee, declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Dixie Gilmer
Roy J. Turner
Gilmer
Roy Turner
Olney Flynn
Turner
Oklahoma
Mr. Turner
Olney F. Flynn
Flynn
Shoe price hike may follow calf skin tariff move
An OPA official said rising calf skin prices could lift costs of men's and women's dress shoes using calf leather. Reconversion Director John R. Steelman authorized higher calf skin prices to avert a projected 40 to 50 percent drop in shoe production over three months, citing a sharp decline in domestic hide output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
John R. Steelma
Steelman
Reverend Nolte Resigns as Kingfisher Pastor
The Rev. Ernest F. Nolte resigns as pastor of the Evangelical church in Kingfisher to become director of Christian education for the Missouri Valley Synod of the church.
Sapulpa Rider Takes Second in Madison Square Rodeo
New York October 10 Clyde Brown from Sapulpa Oklahoma finished second in the wild cow milking event at the Madison Square Garden rodeo last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clyde Brown
Sapulpa, Oka
Madison Square Garden
Women Use 2375 Tons Rouge Annually in U S
A historical note reports that American women consume about 2375 tons of rouge each year. The statistic highlights beauty practices and products common in the period, reflecting social norms and fashion influences.
Idaho extradites suspect in officers' slayings
Vic tor Lloyd Everhart, 23, was turned over to Deputy Sheriff John Burnett for return to Tulsa where he faces murder charges in the deaths of Gerald M. St. Clair on August 30 and S. R. Narmack on September 12. Governor Arnold Williams signed extradition papers upon Oklahoma Governor Kerr's request after Everhart was arrested September 29 following a chase in a stolen car.
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Boise
Idaho
Victor Lloyd Everhart
John Burnett
Tulsa
Arnold Williams
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Everhart
Mountain Home
Gerald M. St. Clair
S. R. Narmack
Death of Maj. Gen. Sir Louis Jackson at 90
Major General Sir Louis Jackson, 90, controller of British trench warfare research during World War I, died yesterday. A Royal Engineer officer, he began service in 1878 during the Afghan War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Louis Jackson
Royal Engineer
Jackson
Fingerlings Boost Lake Okmulgee Catfish Population
Ten thousand channel cat fish fingerlings were added to Lake Okmulgee. The fingerlings came from a state hatchery at Holdenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee
Okla
Lake Okmulgee
Holdenville
Bond issue approved for Verden school transport
The Oklahoma attorney general approved a 4975 dollar bond issue in Grady and Caddo counties to fund transportation equipment for the Verden Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Grady
Caddo
Board of Education of
Verden
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Holmes Johnson
Hinabe Pettigrew
County OF
J. W. Hays
Inter-State Mortgage Trust Co
Sutherland Lumber Co
W. D. Hays
Thomas P. Holt
Helen F. Butcher
Cary P. Butcher
American Building
Seal Kerr
Lambert & Conn
W. W. Stanfield
Nue-Ovo Laboratories
Kerr
U.S
Demos
Chanute
Kas
William A. Pruitt
Harrah
Humboldt
Pruit
E. K. Smith
Smith
Colon
Canal Zone
the Peoples
Joe Marsh
Molly Birtles
U. S. Brewers Foundation
Oxlancma Committee
Mickey Harrell
Wey
James £ E Berry
A. $. J. Shaw State Auditor
Mac Q. Williamson
Maxwell Township
Otto Robertson
McFarland
California
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KCRC
Tulse
KOMA
KTOK
KYOO
KTOL
KOME
Muskogee
McAlester
Ardmore
Ponca City
Ade
Elk City
Battlesville
Lawton
Wichita Falls
Cotteyville
Shermen Texarkene
Kheg
Wesez
Kada
Kasa
Kwon
Democratic State Central Committee
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