Notice of Sale of Oil and Gas Lease in Pontotoc County
Guardian to offer for sale at public auction the undivided one eighth interest in oil and gas lease on land in Panip County Oklahoma. Sale set in Ada Pontotoc County Court House on Thursday the 10th day of October 1688 at 10 a.m. Includes rights to oil and gas and casinghead gas. proceeds to ward of Joseph V Barnett estate. Also notice of hearing for final account and distribution in Pontotoc County Court Ada Oklahoma October 25th 1943 at 10:07 am.
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Poninton
Oxlaoma
Mare
Cisinghead Gaa
Ada
Pontotoc Courty
Oklahoma
Panip
State of Oklahorma
Hat’ Lona
Barnett
Joseph V. Barnett
Fiat Decrie
Saze
Pantotoc County Court House
Gokla
Roma
Tom D. McKeown
Sarah Churchill and Antony Beauchamp Wed in Georgia
Actress Sarah Churchill and Antony Beauchamp were married yesterday in Glynn County Georgia by Judge Fred Dart. The couple, from Sea Island, plans a 3 PM flight to New York for a stay with Cal and Mrs Jack Lawrence and future appearances in The Philadelphia Story and pursuing film work in New York and possibly abroad.
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Sea Island
By the Sea
Sarah Churchill
Antony Beauchamp
Winston Churchill
Vic Oliver
Georgia
Golden Isle
New York
Rey
Cal
Jack Lawrence
Park Avenue
Sarah
Dr McKeel to Be Honored Tonight by Oklahoma State Medical Association
Dr Ian A McKeel will receive honorary membership certifi cate at a Pontotoc County Medical meeting. The honor recognizes long and distinguished service to medicine and the association. McKee wears a 3 year pin, a past president and councilor of the state medical association. Attending will be Dr Garrigan, Dr Morrow, Dr Newman, Dr Ewing, and other local physicians.
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Oklahoma State Medical Association
Ian A. McKeel
Pontetoc County Medical
McKee
State Medical Association
G Garrigan
Presiate m
Dick Graham
J. A. Morrow
Sallisen
9. ¢. Newman
Shattuck
W. Ewing
Muskogee
New Heart Surgery Technique Described in Trial
A method to operate inside the human heart was described at a clinical congress. A surgeon uses a finger attached to a knife to guide cuts within the heart valve to treat rheumatic heart disease. The technique, still on trial, aims to improve valve function with minimal opening and direct touch guidance.
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Chicago
American College of Surgeons
Dortors Renert Po
Thomas J. Z Ose
Charles Bailey
Episcopal Hospital
Hahnemann Medical College
Tel
Philadelphia
Turner Will Leave Off Liquor Question
Oklahoma City report notes Governor Turner leaning to delaying liquor policy action. He seeks a special session to address beer and liquor law violations, citing the September election where repeal failed. The governor’s letter to Rev. Snodgrass reflects belief repeal would not change laws but a lengthy session might occur if basic law altered.
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Oklahoma City
Turner
Turners Reiys Meade
State Schools in Audio Visual Study Reported
A fragmented note discusses state schools in an audio visual study. Names such as Newark, William Lewin, and institutions including junior highs and public schools appear in disjointed fragments.
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William Lewin
Newark
Trent
Secne
Keen
Fighecine Ly Springs
Kigis
Ty Tie School
Wan Oneka
Rie Wehanl
Pate Schorl
Chenl Toe
Enraged Landlord onshooting spree in Alabama home
Enraged landlord opened fire during an argument over heating at an apartment complex in Birmingham. A 93 year old postal clerk Frank E. Cheney allegedly shot himself after injuring his wife and others. coroner noted a murder inquiry to follow. Witness Mrs Cheney described her husband as unstable and armed with two guns, with neighbors recounting a chaotic scene before police arrived. The incident occurred near the couple’s wedding anniversary, with Cheney a World War II veteran.
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Birmingham
Ala
Idi
J. L Wnderbread
Haneno
Frank E. Chevey
Kvad
Smarteng
Harel
Greer
Anc
Floyd E. Greer
Dawid Creer
Cheney
de Sear
Naomi Kathigen
Cabtain
Oklahoma Cloudiness Tightens Night Temperatures Rise
The forecast shows increasing cloudiness tonight with a low around 39 to 35 degrees. A warmer Tuesday is expected as temperatures climb to about 73 degrees in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Nine Plants Are Involved In Aluminum Strike
Pittsburgh Oct 17 headlines report America’s smike tile force escalating as 430,000 steelworkers and 400,000 coal miners join broader labor walkouts. Alcoa operations and related plants in Badin Bridgeport Detroit Yare si Richmond and others face strikes over pensions and wage proposals. CIO President Murray seeks full industry pension costs. Alcoa offers 9 cent pension package with conditions. Moderate talk continues but no peace in sight as mediation presses on.
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America
CIO
Aluminum Company of America
Allied Industries
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Truman
Te Tring
Philip Murray
AFL
Murray
Dig Ateel
Stern- Werkars
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Wolla
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Alcoa'e
Planta
Alcoa
Badin
Tenn
Bridgeport
Cimawater
N. de Detroit
Yaresi
Richmone
Ind
CIO Steelwarkrre
Batilenem
Passy
Isader
Six Die When Auto Plows Into Vehicle Crash
A San Antonio style wreck on a rural Louisiana road leaves six dead and one injured. Cecil Sidney Camp, head of hydraulics at Louisiana State University, is among the victims. The tangled crash near Baton Rouge killed a Camp family member and others from Arkansas and Louisiana as emergency crews freed victims from twisted metal.
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Erridoy
Cecil Sidney Camp
Baton Rauwe
Hydraulics
Engimerrine
Louisiana State University
Camp
Mad Sci
Francs
Fayetteville
Theft of Wheat and Antifreeze in Butler County
El Dorado Kansas October 1 7 County Attorney J Connell says young Butler county men face charges for stealing wheat and antifreeze. Wheat taken from Butler Stafford Bacon Cowler and Edgards counties between Sept 17 and Oct 1 with sacks of 20 bushels hauled by panel truck. Antifreeze stolen from Leon hardware on Sept 24 25. 30 gallons recovered. Arrests made by MBI and county sheriffs after a prolonged investigation.
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EL Dorado
Kas
J. Connell
Butler County
Sin Butler
Stafford
Bacon
Joe
Cowler
Edgards
Ottoser
HH. Marshall Hardware
Leon
Connell
Palestine Visit Report Paints Life in Holy Land
Welborn in an informal talk to the Acacia Kiwanis sketched Palestine’s background and daily life, noting Jewish immigration and Arab poverty in tents and primitive farming. He recalled a Senior Kiwanis event, described a camel banquet, and contrasted Nazareth and Jerusalem’s holy sites with the region’s unsettled status.
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Orange Welborn
Army Cervier
Alesting
Aca Kisvenis Club
Adan
Jean
Arebs
Aca
Palestine
Israel
Uastine
Haifa
Europe
Tromi Tran
Iraq
Pontotoc
Dr. Welborn
Nazareth
Old City
Jerusalem
Mexican Lad Keeps Promise to Flier
Oklahoma City October reports a Mexican boy named Dolores keeping his word to a stranded flyer 1409 miles south of the border. After two weeks aboard a cargo plane, Dolores emerged from the fighter wreckage to greet the six crew and share in food and drink from American friends.
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Oklahoma City
Dolores
Oklahoma
Ismer
Tampico
Cafrre Army
Amerithe Lad Are My Clothes, Ines
Ricner
Sulphur Site for Lone Star Meeting
A special meeting of all district managers of Lone Star Gas Company is set for October 19 in Sulphur. Officials from Dallas will lead, with local and Oklahoma division managers attending, including named district and sub-district managers from Sulphur Hugo Durant Pauls Valley Walters Frederick Waurika and others.
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Lane Gas Company
Clet G. Barmit
Snlesident
Lone Star Gas
A. W. Breeland
Patety Super T
Dallas
Oklahoma
Act
C. Gibson
W. R. Zinn
Hugo
C. W. Clack
Durant
J. H. Hodges
Pauls Valley
B. G. Johnson
Walters
Fragmented quote on digging into business with Connell
A partial line quotes Connell saying the phrase freeze case and mentions digging into the business as part of a larger, unclear discussion about events and actions. The fragmented OCR text lacks clear context and specifics.
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Connell
Douglas In Bed on His 51st Birthday
U S Justice William C Douglas spent his 51st birthday in a hospital in Yakima after a Cascade mountains hareback accident on Oct 2 leaving him with 14 broken ribs and a punctured lung. His wife could not kiss him due to illness and doctors expect a longer stay. Close friends visited and congratulations poured in from across the country.
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Yakma
Wash
U. S
William C. Douglas
Supreme Court
Cascade Mountain Haresback
Douglas
Loweve
Moonshine Charge Looms Over Seminole County Man
Wille Sanders of Seminole county was arraigned before U S district commissioner Coy Mondy on two charges in three counts tied to moonshine. He faces unlawful whiskey making, operating a still without a permit, and attempted fraud against the U S government. A homemade still was found near Seminole by sheriff and deputies and federal agents. Sanders bonded at 500 dollars and was released Tuesday morning.
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Wille Sanders
Seminole County
Nesro
Pefore Coy Mondy
U.S
Seminole
John Sandlin
Lester Bush
Charles Lyon
Louis Ledneter
Harold Lee
Acohol Tax Unit
Acme
Conmissioner
Mowdy
Sanders
Bumper Turk Crop Off to Market
In Dallas on October 18 the new president of the Texas Poultry and Egg Association stated that 31 bumper crop turkeys will flood the market starting in November. Prices are expected to be about 20 cents higher per pound than last year. A. L. Myrick of Fort Worth predicted the market impact. The Texas and Oklahoma associations completed a joint meeting with officers elected: Pau Lieberman of Oklahoma City as Oklahoma president. J. T. Russell of Tulsa as vice president. Woodrow Whitely of Shawnee as secretary. Directors named include Earl Barnet, H. A. Pruett, Joe Wood, George Roos, R. B. Thompson, W. A. Stabler, Bill Hicks, Mike Hallian, and O. G. Harp.
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Dallas
Texas Poultry and Egg Association
A. L. Myrick
Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma
Pau Lieberman
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Association
J. T. Russell
Tulsa
Woodrow Whitely
Shawnee
Earl’ Barnet
el Reno
H. A. Pruett
Ardmore
Joe Wood
Chickasha
George Roos
Enid
R. B. Thompson
Stillwater
W. A. Stabler
Bill Hicks
Mike Hallian
Fairview
O. G. Harp
Clarita Roundup and Social Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Cecil Ray family returns to Clarita after years in Norwalk California. Rural Neighborhood Progress Association meets to discuss completing plans under way. Mrs H L Ray returns from extended vacation to welcome relatives and friends. Mrs P Campbell of Tupelo visits Otis Campbell and Cecil Ray. Petsy of Wapanuchka, former Petty Bros. Gin Co. owner, visits. Large church attendance noted as Minister Senleca of Ashland preaches at Church of Christ. Cotton ginner information shows over 4k bales as of Saturday with still much cotton being gathered.
Stratford News Roundup of Weekend Visits and Church Notices
Stratford residents and visitors share weekend gatherings at family homes in Stratford and nearby towns. Families from Oklahoma City Bristow Shawnee and Ardmore visit relatives, attend football games and church events while Rev F D Sears resigns from First Baptist and plans revival meetings as family remains in town.
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F. D. Sears
First Baptist Church
Stratford
John_T. Williams
Hollie Winters
Walter Williams
Orlando and
James Hefner Williams
Oklahoma City
Ben. Tams
Paule Ale Valley
Arbuckle Baptist Association
Lawmakers approve measures and bills in string of votes
Lawmakers reconvened and advanced a slate of measures including social security expansion, a $500,600,000 public works program, pension increases for veterans, and a revised Taft Hartley act. The Senate sent a science foundation bill and federal education aid to the House while postal rate hikes and industrial aid to underdeveloped nations linger. A long distance phone link between Alaska and the lower 48 debuted, with Chicago Mayor Kennelly speaking from Juneau. The piece also lists a flurry of local visits and family news from Ada and nearby towns.
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House
Senate
National Science Foundation
Chicago
San Jina
Alaska
Martin Kennelly
Erest Gruening
Juneau
Hetlo
Telephone Co May Appeal Rate Case
Oklahoma City report states the telephone company plans a federal appeal if Oklahoma increases are denied. John Cantrell, attorney, said the company may seek a supersedeas to begin charging higher exchange rates temporarily. The Oklahoma Corporation Commission approved increases for Southwestern Bell Telephone Co but denied about 2,000,000 annually in exchange-rate hikes.
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Orthwesarh Bellethone Company Ay
Iridt
Oklahoma
Oklahoma’ Corporation Commission
John Cantrell
Tien
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Antrell
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Ike on unification and defense funding clash
Gen. Ike warns a dollar ceiling on services to prevent unparsimonious defense spending while urging unity. Collins replies to Cates on Marine policy and the army navy air force balance, stressing no pro-air force bias and the risk to national security from open grievances.
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Qmar N. Bradley
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