Land dispute notices heirs seek quiet title in Pontotoc County
The District Court of Pontotoc County Oklahoma requires Jensies Florence Lew and others to answer by October 22, 1929 regarding a suit to quiet title on various parcels in Pontotoc County. Plaintiffs seek to determine heirs of Annie Samia of Choctaw birth and establish undivided mineral interests in the described lands, with executors trustees and assigns named.
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Annie Samia
Chootaw
Dlood
Inik
Pioneer Shockley Dies After Long County Life
William T Shockley a longtime resident of the county died Tuesday near Fraers at age his eight decades spanned from the Civil War era to the present He moved with his family to Texas as a child later settled near Ardmore and spent years in Abiosa and Mason Lodge service He left a widow two daughters and a son with numerous grandchildren and siblings in several states Funeral arrangements will be announced by Smith Funeral Home.
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William T Shawkies
Isate
Fraers
Smith Funeral Home
Shockley
Bort
Sedania
Texas
Wellow Hills
Ardmore
Ukward
Indian Territory
Stonewall
Frisee
Tynax
Travax
Hin
Truas
Abiosa
John
Corona
Colt
Mre
Atandehii
First Fall Meet of Jaycees Tonight
The event opens the fall season with a Jaycees gathering at the Third Door Convention Hall. Heb Gate and Elvan Geore headline remarks, with Adichsehoot football ties mentioned and refreshments planned.
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Jaycees
Imber
Gale
Jawecons
Polio Hangover Leaves 30000 Carryover Cases In America
A 1930s-era report notes America faces a record polio hangover with about 30000 ongoing cases under care from the epidemic year and earlier. It details long-term crippling, iron lung use, rising case totals, and the March of Dimes funded care and equipment costs, urging ongoing treatment capacity and trained staff.
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America
Howard W. Blakuslee
Preserence
New York
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Palio
Foundation
Weekend Visits and Local Notices Highlight Stratford News
Stratford residents reported weekend visitors from Oklahoma City and surrounding towns. The community also welcomed Rev. Harold Olan as First Baptist pastor and noted family gatherings, hospital stays, and a California death of former Stratford resident Jobs Harris.
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Harold Olan
Hollister
Okla
First Baptist Church
D J
Stratford
Community Guests and Military Moves Highlight Local Weekend
Sunday visitors and weekend guests dot the region as families host relatives from Oklahoma City Purcell and Norman. Stratford’s Bobby Field James Sheppare Don Tucker and Baldy Allen prepare for Camp Polk Louisiana with the 45th Division. Others include Misses Frances Lee Thelma Yores and numerous family visits across Tulsa Perryton Purcell and Wichitas. Local residents report hospital recovery and upcoming army deployments while attending weddings and church events.
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Stratford
Camp Polk
Bobby Field
James Sheppare
Don Tucker
Baldy Allen
Baked Beans for Outdoor Meals and Varied Types
A nostalgic guidance piece on enjoying baked beans outdoors in late summer and fall, with methods for Boston style navy beans and frijoles or kidney beans. Includes soaking, slow cooking, and baking steps, plus tips on seasoning, onion use, and serving ideas for thrift and convenience.
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New England
Boston
New Orleans
Seenerss
Glass Marble Output Halted by Strike
Ottawa Sept. 7 A strike by AFL glass workers at Peltier Glass halted production of marbles for youth sharpshooters. Harry Berkeley, Ottawa spokesman for 60 Flint Glass Workers of America, said wage boosts and concessions are sought amid firm tensions.
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Ottawa
Peltier Glass Company
AFL
Harry Berkley
Flint Glass Workers of America
East Central College outlined growth and plans
Dr Charles F Spencer president of East Central State college and Rex O Morrison Ada schools superintendent spoke to the Ada Lions about the coming school year. Spencer described a $3 million modernization program at East Central with new construction and a strong faculty. Morrison reported Ada enrollment at 2435 with major building projects funded by a five mill levy including Willard School and Napier gymnasium.
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Charles F. Spencer
East Central State College
Rex O. Morrison
Ada
Ada Lions
East Central
East Central ix
Morrison
Spencer
Oklahoma State Board of Regents For Higher Education
Regents For Oklahoma Colleges
Memorial Student Union
Oklahoma
Cal
Fast Central
Dr. Linscheid
Rex Morrison
Irving
Willard
Napier
Farm workers gain social security under new rules
James Siarlow explains farm employees not owners or operators join the Social Security program starting January 1, 1951. Credits require a preliminary quarter and at least 60 days work per quarter with $50 earnings. pension eligibility depends on continued work with a single employer. Employers deduct and remit 1 percent tax each for worker and employer, total 3 percent.
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James Siarlow
Washington
Jones
Smith
Dass
Jonee
Tike
Escaped Convicts Sought in Eastern Oklahoma Manhunt
Bloodhounds sweep eastern Oklahoma for James Mayes 25 year armed robbery convict and Herbert Lancaster 15 year for forgery after they leaped a wire fence from McAlester state penitentiary. Lancaster captured near Krebo Lake. Mayes remains at large.
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Slalesien
Okla
Dto
Oklahoma
James Mayes
McAlester State
Gary
Mayes
Herbert Lancaster
Ironeteu
Pritom Walla
Lancaster
Krebo Lake
Oklahoma County
Noble County
City council debates loading zones and enforcement
The council reviewed loading zone rules citing strict loading use and a 30 minute limit. Police chief says enforcement is hard and revenue is nil, while councilman Hart Allen argues zones serve all and not just one business.
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Sven
Cecil Smith
Harta Allen
J. W. Flint
Melton and Son
Planning Commission
Broadway
Oklahoma Movement Delivers Soldiers By Highway To Camp Polk
The article describes a Day One movement of guardsmen from Baker Field to Perrin and Camp Polk. Soldiers rode the People Line Highway through Red River country while locals waved and cheered. A brakes failure on a large truck caused a jeep to be run over, no injuries reported.
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Oklahoma
Baker Field
Red River
Col. Smith
120Th Field Artillery Battalion
Ada
Battle reports amid Kumhwa Bowling Alley amid Korean War clash
AP dispatch describes heavy combat across the Kumhwa Bowling Alley area with American cavalry repelling dawn attacks near Waeewsa and Taegu. Marines and infantry push back Red divisions across the Nakdong river while Pohang port and airfield near Korea’s southeast stay contested amid a broader push toward Pusan.
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Waeewsa
Taegu
Bem Price
Younhon
Ith Division
Kyongju
Red
Pohang
Sea of Japan
U.S. 8Th Army
Korea
25Th Division
Pusan
Communiqne
U, 3
Nakiong River
Youngean
Youngsen
Senu
Taegi
Kumbwa
Roundup of suspected subversives swells in wartime Paris reach
In a swift wartime operation police rounded up about one hundred people in Paris including Crecha Poles Rumanians Bulgarians and Yugoslavs. About 2000 persons were questioned in Marseille with 400 foreigners amid tight screenings. six were detained. The drive is the largest anti subversion effort since before the war and followed a lengthy buildup.
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Russia
Paris
Crecha
France
Metzeres
Marseille
Rome's Flower Trade Expands as Market Outgrows Quarters
Rome's colorful flower stands along broad avenues and ancient streets drive a booming business. The wholesale market has outgrown its quarters, prompting city officials to seek a larger site. The growth stems from Romans and Italians' love of flowers and numerous holidays. Many workers will depart Friday for Camp Polk, with others leaving Saturday and arriving Sunday morning.
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Rome
Camp Polk
Polk
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