Legal Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma Court
The District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma views W A Hale vs Heirs Executors Administrators Trustees and assigns of Nancy E Cobb deceased and William A Cobb deceased along with Methwaite Oil and Gas Company and others. Plaintiffs seek quiet title to land in Section 5 Township 3 North Range 6 East and related parcels. Debtors must answer by November 29 1951 or judgment by default will follow. A sheriff sale of Huddleston lease lands including Huddleston A area and Section 30 4N 7E and related tracts is commanded in an action No 20132 Elmer M Crane is named in the separate sale order with 1/16 undivided interest in oil and gas leasehold estates in Pontotoc County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Oklahoma
Nancy E. Cobb
William A. Cobb
Methwaite Oil and Gas Company
Marthwaite Oil and Gas Company
R M Scruggs
Moe
W.S. Hale
Lillie Hale
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc
District Court
W. A. Delaney, Jr
Elmer M. Crane
Notice of Land Sale in Sunset Addition Allen Oklahoma
The Town of Allen and landowners are notified that Annie Hall will seek court approval to vacate part of Sunset Addition as described by metes and bounds in Section 25 Township 5 North Range 8 East. A sale to satisfy a 1951 foreclosure judgment of 175.49 plus 100 attorney fees and costs, with a continuing lien for advances, will occur November 26, 1951 at 10:00 AM at the Ada county courthouse, with Sheriff J D Garr foreclosing.
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Section Five
Township Three
Range
Annie Hall
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Allen
Oklahoma
Ada
W. A. Delaney, Jr
Notice by Publication in Oklahoma Real Estate Case
James M Hall and Wilma Hall as heirs of B F Shandy and J I Hall sue Annie and others in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to reform deeds and quiet title. They seek a judgment declaring plaintiff owner of fee simple and expunging any right by defendants to the property described in Section 25 Township 5 North Range 8 East Indian Meridian with a detailed metes and bounds. Court clerk Abe Holloway issued the notice on October 25 1951.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
State of
J. I. Hall
Pa Ain't Going Fishing No More After Being Lost
In Macon Georgia 52 hours of cold hunger and quicksands in Skipperton swamp tested John Deep a Macon grocer and his 15 year old son After a plane crash sighted their campfire rescuers including 100 National Guardsmen and Bibb county officers pulled the pair to safety The son promised a party for all who helped and the father spoke of his effort to save his boy
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Macon
Skipperton
John Deep
John
National Guardsmen
Bibb County
Deep
John, Jr
John C. Richardson
Two Deaths Added To Highway Toll In Oklahoma
The Associated Press reports two more deaths in Oklahoma 1951 traffic toll. Bobby Joe Moore 15 of farms near South Coffeyville and Lenapah died when his jeep overturned in fog four miles northeast of Lenapah. James Ralph May 22, a Fort Towson teacher, died when his bus collided with a car on U S 70 near Hugo. two other youths and three bus passengers were slightly hurt.
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Oklahoma
Bobby Joe Moore
Frank Moore
South Coffeyville
Lenapah
Highway Patrol
Moore
James Ralph May
Fort Towson
Hugo
U. S. 70
May
Tiny Palm Sized Radio With Earpiece Speaker
A New York report describes a palm sized radio weighing eight ounces with a 24 by 5 3 8 inch case. The device uses two tubes and a crystal detector, a collapsible 18 inch antenna, small hearing aid type batteries and an earbud loudspeaker. It claims a broadcast range near 50 miles.
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Miniature
RADIO
New York
If it really woke them up we would be in favor of more speeders being pinched
A terse opinion suggests support for stricter enforcement against speeding drivers if the issue prompts real awareness and action.
State of War With Germany Ends
President Truman proclaimed the end of the state of war with Germany, following a joint congressional resolution. The war began December 11, 1941 and terminated on October 19, 1951, the resolution date.
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Germany
Truman
Washington
United States
Egypt and Britain face Suez crisis flare in 1936 dispute
Egypt's break with Britain over the Suez area sharpens as royal air force jets fly over Cairo and U S mediator Jefferson Caffery meets King Farouk in Alexandria. British ships control the canal transit while rail and road traffic stay restricted and two minor incidents are reported.
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Egypt
Britain
Royal Air Force
Cairo
Caffery
al Ahram
Canal
Canal Zone
Communists End Ceasefire Talks at Kaesong on Aug 23
The Reds abandoned ceasefire talks at Kaesong after a deadlock on backing the ceasefire to subcommittees. Allied forces would hold Heartbreak Ridge on the east central front as Nam Il proposed returning the issue to subcommittees amid amiable discussions.
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Hwachon Reservoir
East Central Front
Heartbreak Ridge
East Central
Jumpy Cat Sparks Car Crash in Peterborough Drive
Jumpy Cat caused a crash in Peterborough when the animal jumped from the back seat to the driver D. B. Wright’s neck. Wright lost control of his car and hit another vehicle, incurring expenses from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterborough
Ont
D. B. Wright
Ohio mastodon bones excite naturalists in discovery
Scientists in Ohio uncover two 15,000 year old mastodon bones sparking enthusiasm among naturalists. A legendary note suggests a dog may have buried the fossils, adding a curious twist to the paleontological find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Jet propelled craft climbs high for strategic advantage
Speed is not the only edge of the jet aircraft. Its climb to high altitude adds crucial reach and surveillance capability for military operations.
Looks Rough For Reds If War Goes On
Seoul dispatch discusses potential North Korea conflict outcomes. It notes UN gains of 250 square miles and 12 miles deeper incursions, estimates 500,000 Chinese and North Korean forces, and flags Panmunjom talks as decisive. Ridgway and Van Fleet warn of possible renewed drives if talks fail. Air observers monitor Chinese actions for a new offensive.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
North Korea
James A. van Fleet
van Fiecet
Ridgway
Matthew B. Ridgway
Tokyo
U N
38Th Parallel
van Fleet
U. N
Pyongyong
Wonsan
Republic of Korea
Gasoline Price Drops Slightly In Singapore
A company cut gasoline price by two cents to 0.52 per gallon in Singapore. Also a definition notes soap is a salt of fatty acids with eight or more carbon atoms in chemical terms.
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Singapore
One Man Opera Club Brings Stage to Chicago Living Room
Oscar Lohner, a 50 year old airline interpreter, hosts biweekly home opera performances in a 14 room Chicago apartment. He translates arias with humor as records accompany the live act, aiming to lift Americans over language barriers and spark love for grand opera. Noted opera stars and the Italian consul commend his passionate effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
NEA
Oscar Kner
Lohner
Southside
Oscar
la Scala
Metropolitan
Ferrucio Tagliavini
Italo Tajo
George Cuneo
Oscar Lohner
Hardboard Plants Growing To Utilize the Wood Waste
A wave of seven new hardboard plants, cost over 15 million dollars, will soon operate in the Pacific Northwest converting wood waste into 850000 square feet of hardboard daily. The material, pressed from chewed wood pulp, gains uses from ceilings and floors to car shelves and furniture parts, signaling a major shift in wood utilization and a potential 40 percent rise in national supply.
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NEA
Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Mississippi
Laurel
Miss
Mid-West
Oregon
Longview
Wash
Big
Long- Bell Lumber Co
Lebanon
Large Cascades Plywood Co
Plywood Research Foundation
Tacoma
Camp Fire Seeks Food for Needy Families
Ada Camp Fire groups plan a two night door to door food drive collecting one can per home. The gathered canned goods will be pooled at the Camp Fire office with meats flour and sugar added for complete meals and delivered before Thanksgiving to needy families through the Salvation Army.
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Ada Camp Fire Organization
Ada
Salvation Army
Ada Lions Club
Regents Seek Contingency Fund For Eastern A and M Fire Loss
Oklahoma Regents request Gov Johnston Murray release 12 228.06 from contingency funds to cover loss at Eastern Oklahoma A and M College Wilburton campus after the September 13 fire. Temporary buildings will offset other losses in the $100 000 blaze. They also set rules for duplicate diplomas and noted Fulbright grants applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Regents For Higher Education
Johnston Murray
Eastern Oklahoma A. & M. College
Wilburton School
Harjo Services Held in Spring Creek Church
Services for Josie Harjo of Sasakwa were held Tuesday at 2 p m in Spring Creek Baptist church with Rev George Harjo officiating. Burial followed in the family plot near Sasakwa. The 58 year old World War I veteran died Sunday night at his home. Surviving are his widow Hat tie two daughters Mrs Fred Harjo of Sasakwa and Mrs Richard Romero of Taos New Mexico two brothers Timmy of Sasakwa and Jonnah of Wamoosa and two grandchildren.
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Konawa
Josie Harjo
Sasakwa
Spring Creek
George Harjo
Hattie
Fred Harjo
Richard Romero
Taos
N. M
Timmy
Jonnah
Wamoosa
Herald Tribune backs Eisenhower for 1952 nomination
The New York Herald Tribune endorses Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower for the Republican nomination. Publisher Mrs. Ogden Reid announced the support after a rally for the editorial forum, with simultaneous front page endorsements in Paris and New York editions. The paper calls itself an independent Republican.
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New York
New York Herald Tribune
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ogden Reid
Herald Tribune Forum
Paris
Feds Nab Two in Liquor Raiding
In Chickasha Oklahoma federal officers arrested J R Williams operator of a Marlow dance hall and B W Brooks a Blanchard farmer in a crackdown on Grady and McClain county liquor operations. Williams pleaded innocent to conspiracy and was released on 2500 dollar bond while Brooks pleaded not guilty to operating a wholesale and retail liquor business without permits and had his 1951 automobile seized before release on 2500 dollar bond. Federal agents had previously arrested five men and seized six vehicles near Chickasha.
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Chickasha
Okla
Grady
McClain
Federal
J. R. Williams
Marlow
B. W. Brooks
McClain County
Blanchard
Williams
U. S
John W. Murrell
Brooks
Here
Two-Bit Gambler Is Accused of Murder
New Jersey officials filed a formal murder complaint against New York man Joseph Li Cassi for the Cliffside Park restaurant shooting death of Willie Moretti on October 4. A tip from a blonde nightclub singer led to Li Cassi’s arrest in New York last Saturday.
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Hackensack
N. J
New Jersey
New York
Willie Moretti
Joseph Li Cassi
Harry L. Towe
Morietti
Cliffside Park
Li Cassi
Perry Armstrong judge notes bogus check charge
Frank Woods is accused in Perry County Justice of the Peace court of passing a bogus five dollar check to H. M. Turner, operator of a service station at 122 North North Broadway, on October 14.
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Perry Armstrong
Frank Woods
Www
H. M. Turner
North North Broadway
Defense reports 269 more Korean War battle casualties
The Defense Department releases list No. 424 detailing 55 killed 184 wounded 11 missing in action and 19 injured in combat in Korea. The figure covers additional fatalities and injuries from ongoing battles.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Tarboro Hosts Nation's Only Municipal Milk Plant
The article notes Tarboro North Carolina operates the sole municipally owned and operated dairy plant in the United States, emphasizing its unique public ownership and local management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tarboro, N. C
Truman withholds Clark Vatican appointment until Senate meets
President Truman will not offer Gen. Mark Clark a recess appointment as ambassador to the Vatican. Clark remains in his four star general role while Congress weighs the nomination and possible waiver of law restricting military officers from civilian posts. The move follows protests from Protestant groups and praise from Catholics, with Vatican papers denying any military significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
United States
Vatican
Italy
White House
Truman
Mark Clark
Joseph Short
Clark
Senate
House
U.S
Short
Osservatore Romano
Rosenberg Assures No Second Winter For Men in Combat
Mrs Anna Rosenberg assistant secretary of defense visited Korea and told combat troops no man in Korea will spend a second winter in combat except a few replaceable technicians. She noted rotation of personnel and promised rapid reinforcements while confirming release of category four officers after their 17 month hitch. General Van Fleet accompanied her as troops spoke with reporters.
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Korea
Anna Rosenberg
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Ex Husband Kills Tulsa Divorcee Ex Husbands Shot
In Tulsa Oklahoma a 47 year old divorcee Beulah Miller was shot to death by her former husband George Miller 55 who then wounded himself. Detectives Land and Demoss said Miller was found beside his wife crying and pleading to be prayed for. The attack followed a bedroom dispute with overturned furniture and occurred in a back driveway near the kitchen door.
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Tulsa
Okla
Land
A. Demoss
George Miller
Beulah
Miller
Venable Funeral Held at Konawa
Venable Funeral services for John Morgan Venable 74 retired Konawa farmer were held at 2 30 p m Wednesday at Watts Chapel Rev Arvie Knight of the Assembly of God church officiated Burial was in Konawa cemetery Bearers were Andy Hamrick Jim Harris Cliff Mosley Hubert Stevens Cecil Jones and Tollie Grant Venable died Sunday in an Ada hospital He is survived by two sons Major Elihu with the army in France and Frantz Davis two daughters Mrs Jewel Hanby Oklahoma City and Mrs Slyvalee Merritt Newton Kas and five
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Konawa
John Morgan Venable
Watts Chapel
Arvie Knight
Assembly of God Church
Konawa Cemetery
Andy Hamrick
Jim Harris
Cliff Mosley
Hubert Stevens
Cecil Jones
Tollie Grant
Venable
Ada
Elihu
France
Frantz
Davis
Jewel Hanby
Oklahoma City
Slyvalee Merritt
Newton
Kas
Fire bundle ignition method described in Banana-leaf bundle
Africans are shown carrying a fire bundle called bankonjo. The bundle uses a banana leaf container packed with dry grass and tinder. One end is lit before tying, then opened to unleash flame for heating or cooking.
Doctor Warns School Work Scares Children and Parents
A doctor notes that the concept of school work unsettles children just as homework unsettles parents, highlighting shared stress around academic duties.
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Hale
Ei Ai
More Ee
Nancy FE. Cobb
Abe Holloway
F. Robinson
Busby, Harrell and Trice
Plaintiff
Section 25
Township 4
Huddieston
Huddleston
Section
Old Highway
Section 30
Old Allen Highway
Township North Range
Sunset
Township 5
Township
C. T. Huddieston
Range 7
J. D. Garr
BUSBY
Harrell & Trice
Ada, Oklahoma
Annie
Ne . Hall
James M. Ball
James M. Hall
Wilma Hall
EXEC
B. F. Shandy
Deceas
Tion 25
W. D. Abbott
McArthur and Orton
The
Associated Press
Ea —— Macchinia
Rigoletto
Winnie
Winston Churchill
Paddington
London
England
Plymouth
East Asm
NY Herald-Tribune
Gen. Ihe
Feds
Rosenberg
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