Partition Sale Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Notice is given of a partition sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. On September 1 at 1000 am the sheriff will auction the described property at the South front door of the Pontotoc County Courthouse in Ada Oklahoma to satisfy a court order in the case Chalwish Radu et al versus Mary Ayity et al. The property includes parts of Section 34 Township 2 North Range 7 and is valued at approximately $1000. The sale proceeds will be used to cover the court costs and claims as allowed by law.
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Pontotoc County
Okliehoma
Aday
Pontatos County
Stetion
Binge
Cole
Totes County
Oklahoma
Mary Ayity
Truman Proclaims September 8 as Air Force Day
President Truman proclaims September 8 as Air Force Day to honor men and women who contributed to America’s growth with power. The observance follows the creation of the independent air force under national military establish, with Col Reginald C. Harmos named judge advocate general. The proclamation urges national programs on Air Force Day and participation in civic events.
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Truman
Air Fore
Ammericady
Air Force
Pagt
Tromen
Reginald C. Harmos
Air Force Day
Hudgens Reveals New Nash Airflyte Cars in Kansas City Preview
Luther Hudgens of Ada showcases the regenerated 1046 Mash "Adcityte" line at a Kansas City preview. The Airflyte series features five years of research, a $45 million investment, extensive testing, and major design changes aimed at economy and comfort.
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Kansas City
Luther Kudgens
Luther Hudgens
Yr-Bhansag City
Triplets Born Four Days Apart in England
Suckley England September 5 11 Mrs Arthur Blake 29 year old housewife gave birth to triplets four days apart all healthy Rosemary four pounds Veronica four and a half pounds Anthony three pounds. She also has a two year old son. Pocket Veto is the term commonly applied to the action of the President withholding approval of a bill for ten days when Congress adjourns before that.
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Suckley
England
Red Seizure in Berlin Shows Communist Tactics
A wartime style analysis condemns Berlin upheaval as a Bolshevik tactic to unseat the anti communist city council. Western police shielded a council meeting as U S Secretary of State Marshall warns the Berlin crisis follows a familiar pattern of disruption.
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Berlin
Dewitt MacKenzie
Ant
Rossign
U. S
Marshell
Poland
Thrties
Comstunists
Larry Alien
Associated Press
Warsaw
Red
Bolshevism
Hardem Liherty
Army Recruit Accused of Murder In Noose Slaying
Al 22 year old Army recruit Howard Smith of Gloversville New York was arraigned on a first degree murder charge in the Japanese noose death of Theodore F. Allen a 51 year old former NBC and state commerce department employee. Smith admits luring Allen with a sheet gag and stuffing a sock in his mouth before strangling him in a hotel room. The arrest followed a four day probe conducted after Allen was found nude in his hotel room with a twisted bedsheet tied around his neck and limbs.
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Albary
N. Y
New York State Camimerse Department
Howard’ Smith
Gloversville
N. J
Port Dix
Theodore F. Allen
Radio Publicity Bureau
State Commerce Department
National Broadcasting Company
Distrif
Julians B. Elway
Smith
Allen
Grain Exports Allocation Announced by Agriculture Dept
The agriculture department released figures listing 145,203,000 bushels for October and November export, with wheat at 107,381,100 bushels. The plan shows a slight reduction from July-September quotas, while half year wheat and flour allocations remain near prior levels. Changes exclude shipments to the Western Hemisphere and Philippines after October 23.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Tate
Wyer
Europe
Missoula
Mont
De Gaullists Demand French constitution revision
De Gaullists pressed for revising the French constitution to give the chief executive more power as they seek support for a cabinet led by Queuille. Elections to the Council of the Republic were urged, with Queuille planning socialist outreach while facing a fragile coalition and wartime financial pressures. The same period saw a spike in currency anxiety as the franc ran parallel to black market rates.
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Bouls Nevin
Paris
I — de Gaullats
Heminewartine
Pat Giacobbi
de Gaullits
Council of the Republic
Quenille
Tiem
Queuillé
Hubert Schuman
Thesday
Queuille
Airplane Flees Cops After Landing at Tulakes
Oklahoma City dispatch reports a whiskey-laden aircraft escaped officers at Tulakes Airport near Bethany. The plane attempted takeoff as authorities, including Bethany Chief Jeff McLain and two highway patrolmen, questioned a Dallas bootleg suspect and a parked truck driver. Nearly $5,000 in the truck and a whiskey order were found. search for the plane continued.
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Oklahoma City
Tulakes
Bethany
Snekes
Wwe
Sears
Chester
Laster Longacre
Jefcher Mclain
Dallas
Chase
Rick
McLem
Con
World Council of Churches Opens Historic Assembly
In Amsterdam on September 4 the first World Council of Churches assembly opened with leaders from 150 Christian churches. The event stressed unity, rejected a just war, and opposed communism and laissez faire capitalism as paths to freedom and justice. General secretary T. Hooft said the gathering aims to form a covenant to bind churches and create a global spiritual force against intolerance and war.
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Amsterdam
Williams Adolf Visser T. Hooft
The
World Council
California Oil Strike Shrinks Western Refining Output
California oil flow dwindles as sixteen thousand oil workers strike over wages. Nine major refineries cease operations, risking a gasoline shortage on the West Coast. Company spokesmen warn storage and supply are tight. no talks expected after Labor Day.
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Sant Francisco
California
CIO
Belgrade's Tito Era Labor Dream and Daily Grind
Belgrade reports Marshal Tito's government pushing a 14 hour six day work week with Sunday labor, mass volunteer road and rail projects, and a focus on housing and transport upgrades. Citizens endure shortages, clerks resist stock scarcity, while foreign observers note pervasive propaganda and limited leisure amid a rebuilt Belgrade.
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Yugoslavia
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Marshal Tito
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MD 1
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Zazre
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Italy
Germany
Tito
Alex
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Ussr
Moscow
New Times
Russia
Thousands Flee From Philippine Volcanic Island Camiguin
The Philippines government reports about 30,000 people have fled by sea from the volcano ravaged Camiguin Island. The remaining 35,000 residents await rescue as ash and fumes threaten the shoreline area. No deaths reported so far. A new crater opened miles from the old one, with sulfurous smoke rising high.
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Sept
Camiguin
Philippines
Mindanao
Little Island
Arturo Alcaraz
Pai Hinpines
Weather Bureau
Astronomers Seek Another Location in Congo
Belgian scientists Raymond Courtrez and Lucien Bags travel in the Belgian Congo to select an emplacement for a new observatory. Sponsored by the Institute for Scientific Research in Central Africa, the project includes Harvard's Harlow Shapley on its board. The site for the observatory has not been chosen.
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Uni- American Activities Committee
United States Congress
Washington
Gaarom
Reefer Habit Nears U S as Marijuana Use Surges
NEA report shows federal seizures rising 64 percent year over year to 39,894 ounces and arrests climbing. The piece cites Mexico as a major source, with cases like Victor Sanders in Los Angeles illustrating growing distribution. Sanders kept a large supply hidden in a chicken coop, bought from a man named Joe in Juarez. Cannabis sativa plants grow 1 to 3 feet high with jagged leaves and buds containing the drug.
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NEA
Washington
Robert Mitchum
Hwood
Greg
Treasury
Incus
Mexico
Amertrar
Victor C. Senders
Los Angeles
Compton
Joe
Juarez
Sanders
U.S
Ita itHeit
Mary Warner
Marijuana and reefer addiction seen as harmful drug use
A 1930s public health summary cites marijuana as causing impaired judgment and addiction risk. It notes perceived boosts in creativity, psychological harm, and social concerns among musicians and artists, with legal action introduced in 1937 and penalties up to $2000 fine or five years in jail.
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Mary
U. S&s Public Health Service
India
Egypt
Mexico
Wheat treaty urged for direct returns, Capper notes
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas argues the international wheat treaty should be approved. He cites potential direct benefits and positions a key segment of the American national scenario amid North Collins County, New York, strawberry and raspberry growing areas.
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Scenariy
Arthur Capper
North Collis Zie County
N.Y
Britain Ready to Open Four-Power Talks on Colonies
Britain says Russia may join four power talks on postwar colonies before September 15 to avoid sending the Italian colonial question to the United Nations. The note proposes talks in Paris with the United States, Britain, France, and Russia handling Eritrea, Libya, and Somaliland as the press notes mention. Washington signals skepticism about Russia’s propaganda aim as debates noise over decolonization unfold.
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Traly
Forelal
Georg Zarubin
Foreipr
United Nations
Britain
Paris
United Nations Assembly
France
United States
Washington
Yerevgn
Eritrea
Libya
Somaliland
Gav. Thomay BE. Dewey
Per Dential
Italy
Iverr
Tussia
Froman Baw
Two Road Deaths Reported In State
State highway patrol reports two deaths from separate wrecks. A 19 year old sailor, Howard E. Cream, died in Fort Sill hospital after an accident near Seiling. Ernest Richard Tenney, 16, died after a truck overturned following a collision on US 230 southeast of Seiling. Several other family members were injured. The patrol notes 312 highway deaths in 1947 to date, with eight deaths in the first week of September, more than last year.
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Howard E. Cream
Sam Diego
Highway Patrol
Ernest Richard Tenney
Harald Tenney
Perking
Selling
Tenney
Woodward
Hilbert R. Johnson
Fay
Ghway Patrol
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