Quieting Title Action in Pontotoc County Court
A formal suit filed in Pontotoc County Court seeks to quiet title to real estate in Panatoc County Oldar Horna. The plaintiff claims ownership and requests exclusion of defendants from the property while the court sets proceedings for final hearing and estate disposition.
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Ofine
Dimries Court
Pontotoc County
Oklinoma
Alaintf
Pantatoc
Oldar Horna
Ardmore Bull Wins at Four-State Guernsey Show
At the Texas State Fair, Ardmore resident Sir Al Geurink’s Cooper’s Mavasehine won senior grand champion honors. Tom Cooper of Ardmore earned top awards with Cooper's Auburn Mary named grand and senior champion in their classes.
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Dallas
Tex
al Geurink
Oka
Geurink
Cooper
Tom Cooper
District Court Postotac County Oklahoma Blood Case
The District Court of Postotac County Oklahoma issues a notice in a complex probate and partition action involving blood Chickasaw heirs, unknown heirs, administrators, and trustees. It details property in Pontotub County with multiple named defendants to answer before a stated date, requesting partition and sale of described lands and vested interests.
Estate actions span two Oklahoma hearings in Ada
Notices announce final account and petition for distribution and discharge of executors for the estates of TW Wells and J M English. Hearings set in Ada County Court, Oklahoma, with judges and attorneys named, requiring interested heirs and claimants to appear to contest or support the accounts. Also a separate Ada city proposal for paving and street improvements with bid opening details and bonding requirements.
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Mereby Green
Swan
Ryan
Bevin
Ada
Willeh
Saledinte
Tom BD
Mykfown
TW. Wells
Ted
Tata Estate
Ortaber
Idgid
Pforce
Gale Estate
Gayse
Cetover
Tom D. Xekrown
Thompson
Braly
F. Eruthah
Pielock
Sale
Wat
Pontowor County
Oklaboma
Engish
Isdard
Tom
Moreown
Busey, Harrell & Trice
Otier Ik Heverw
Black
G. W. Bleck
Iseal
Tom Timorrow
Yurdew
Paalinaaneie
Landlord Blamed in Bride's Death in Eviction Case
Savannah report says James D. Crosby, 24, filed a $20,000 civil suit blaming landlord Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Swindell for his wife Mrs. Crosby’s pneumonia death. Crosby claims removal of doors and windows during an eviction caused hazardous conditions. Swindell is now deceased. suit cites fatal exposure in December.
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Savannah
James D. Crosby
M. M. Swindell
Swindell
Crosby
City of Ada bid notice for street improvements
City of Ada announces a public bid opening for street improvements along Belmont, Townreisl, and adjacent avenues. Proposals due at City Clerk’s office in Central Standard Time, with certified checks, bonds, and maintenance guarantees required. bids opened publicly with Council reserved rights.
Ada Oklahoma invites bids for street improvement district 48
The City of Ada Oklahoma invites proposals for furnishing labor, equipment, and materials for paving and improving Townsend Avenue and Thirteenth Street in City of Ada. Bids open November 4, 1948. Plans and specs available from City Clerk and Ralph W Delasher Consulting Engineer for twenty five dollars deposit. Bid bonds required. performance and maintenance bonds mandated. contracts executed by City of Ada. The city reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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Estate of Tammi Soulaewana-Tain in South county court case
In county court the estate of Tammi Soulaewana-Tain faces proceedings from Southerncoenne regarding unsettled matters. The outcome hinges on filings and claims presented to the court.
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Southerfats
Cocenne
Tammi Soulaewana
Four Die in Texas City Gas Explosion and Blaze
At Texas City near Highway 146 a caravan of automobiles burned as a gas accumulation leaked from a pipeline ignited at a rail crossing. Four men died and about 40 were injured as the blast swept along the roadside and damaged 16 cars.
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Clarence
Stewart
Troy Galveston
Corniel Cliver
Negre Wamam Galvaston
Sylvester Villareal
Galveston
Jack Flynn
Joplin
Strike Snarls Riviera Rails Amid French Strikes
Rail traffic on the Riviera is snarled as a general strike broadens across France. Communists join sympathy actions with a 17th day fire strike in Paris and a push for a 15000 franc monthly wage. European Recovery program pressure and coal strikes hurt industrial output by about 20 percent.
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de Gaultist
One Thing Voters Sure of Senate Age Will Drop
Washington analysis notes voters expect the Senate average age to decline by one or two years as aging members retire or lose primaries. It cites 10 new senators replacing retirees and highlights Capper as the oldest at 81, with McCarthy and Long among younger figures shaping the next term.
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Hose
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Butler
Byrd
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McKellar
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Vanass School Improves With Shop Class Work
Vanass school reports multiple improvements in two months under Superintendent Robert Bra shears. A lurch roost has been rebuilt with separate aiming reor and kitchen, dining rosry outfitted with shop class tables, and a counter for the witcher to speed lunch service. Two new East Stoves were added to the Timon room, refrigerators bought, and Tunetes prepared by Mrs. Aristos and Mrs. Hodges with help from the BH. A gers, Mary Nesbitt assisting as cashier. Cottage upgrades include a hot water tank, a hotly wood bed, and more comfortable sewing room furnishings. In Hobart Oklahoma, church projects proceed in Havert with Baptist educational center, Church of God education building by volunteers, and additions planned for First Christian, Oval, and Presbyterian centers.
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Robart Hobart
Okla
Havert
Sthalic
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First Christian
Veterans village residents register to vote in general election
Approximately seven residents of the veterans village at Oklahoma A&M College registered today to vote in the November general election. The village council has made recommendations for polling places. Ralph Simcoe, section board secretary, reported Wednesday. Wind typically moves from west to east in the United States.
Six-Year Outlook From Agriculture Dept Economists
Washington reports agriculture department economists foresee good times for six years despite possible recession. They expect living standards to stay well above prewar 1995-99 levels with near full employment for most years. With stable prices, purchasing power remains strong, though a recession could reduce real incomes and jobs by about a quarter in severe downturns.
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Washington
Agriculture
Hole P Weil
Drun
Marine Corps launches Young Marines specialist training program
General Cates approves a new four tier training plan. Enlistees aged 18 to 20 will undergo ten weeks of recruit training then enter one of several formal technical schools including clerical engineering ordnance and electronics. Aviation track leads to specialized aviation maintenance roles. Non selected recruits join tactical units or regular aviation units within the United States. Graduates complete on the job training at posts depots and air stations. In other notes Roy Ward Verd en and Grady county dairy breeders elect new officers as calm air movement slows to under one inch per hour.
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Cormyarndant
United States
Dailey Brothers Circus Promotes Railroad Car Display Here
Dailey Brothers Group Advertising rolls out a bright railroad car to herald the Dailey Brothers Circus coming Tuesday at Blakes ground on North Broadway. The show features a large menagerie, elephants, lions, tigers, many horses and tents, with popular child friendly features and prices. Allen Jester, press agent, says the event ranks second to Ringling in scope and funds. Ben Daven owns the circus. Advertising car houses two billpassers and lithographers with a crew supporting posters and displays. A fleet of station wagons follows to cover nearby towns.
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Youth from Wyoming Identified in Tulsa Shooting
A one year old youth shot by police in Tulsa was identified as Jala King Jr formerly of Laramie Wyoming. The boy died three hours after a car chase ended with police gunfire on Tulsa's west side. Officers said they gave the youth every opportunity to stop and were justified in using shotgun blasts.
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Hong Leong Time Puzzle Incident in San Francisco
In San Francisco four gunmen robbed Hong Leong, who was later beaten and arrested with employees. He faced $520 bail as police charged him with keeping a lottery while the victim reportedly lost $48 in the incident. Authorities noted the situation followed a complaint about the wager.
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German Demilitarized Gear Supplying Red Army
Berlin reports that despite Potsdam demilitarization Germany continues producing army uniforms for the Soviet forces. Major Berlin textiles firms including Peek and Cloppenburg allegedly worked for the Red Army since 1945, with materials reportedly sourced from Sawany mills.
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