Notice of Sale of Land in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Public auction set for September 10 1955 at 2 p.m. at the Ada county courthouse to sell Lots 13 and 14, Block 100, Ada city to satisfy a foreclosure judgment against John R Osborn Hiroda Osburn and Tichie Alsman for 1488.36 with 10 percent interest and costs. sale subject to unpaid taxes. sheriff Clyde Kaiser and undersheriff Claude Sturdivant. Attorney C. F. Green for plaintiff.
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Ada
Wontotec County
Oklahoma
District Court
Vontotoc County
H. A. Bonifield
John R. Osborn
Hiroda Osburn
Tichie Alsman
County Court House
Pontotoc County
Clyde Kaiser
Claude Sturdivant
Lundersheriff
C.F. Green
Okla
Plaintiff
Louis Dominates Baer in Fourth Round Knockout Boxing Show
Joe Louis crushes Max Baer in 11 minutes 50 seconds at Yankee Stadium winning by knockout in the fourth round. The Brown Bomber's relentless assault and precision deliver a decisive victory in a high-profile heavyweight clash described as one of the era’s most one-sided titles bouts.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Joe Louis
Detroit
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Baer
Louis
Dempsey
Jess Willard
Toledo
Luis Angel Firpo
Polo Grounds
Louis tops Dempsey in praise of Louis after Baer loss
In New York and Muskogee reports, Joe Louis extends his dominance after his KO over Max Baer. Jack Dempsey says Louis is unbeatable by any current heavyweight, while plans for Schmeling title prospects and future bouts spotlight Louis rising toward Braddock’s crown.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Louis
Dempsey
Baer
Brown Bomber
James J. Braddock
Jack Johnson
Schmeling
Max Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
Rickard
Braddock
Jacobs
Sehmeling
Notice of Application for Tax Deed in Pontotoc County
Allen Street administrator with the will annexed of E S Hallock deceased holds a 1928 Pontotoc County tax sale certificate for lands in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. Redemption must be made within 69 days from first publication or a tax deed will be issued to the holder.
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H. J. Thompson
Ema Warmack
L. A. Braly
First State Bank OF
Vanoss
Oklahoma
Aotcehex
State OF Oklahoma
M. J. Bentley
William L. Maupin
W. KE. MecKelvy
van H. Montgomery
Fred Strodtbeck
Harry J. Thompson
Federas Land Bank E
Wichita
Kansas
District Court
Pontotee County
Ventotoe County
Della Bedford
Pontotoc County
Allen Street
E. S. Hallock
Hallock
Grand Jury May Hear Hoey Case in Pa
Westchester Pennsylvania reports a double barred grand jury possibility after a coroner's verdict into blues singer Evelyn Hoey's death at Henry Rogers' home. Rogers and William Kelley cooperate with any inquiry as DA Parke weighs further grand jury action.
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Singer
Rogers Home
Westchester
Evelyn Hoey
Henry Rogers
Rogers
William J. Kelley
Parke
Chester County Court
Kelley
Williams Wadsworth
Lindbergh Aids Goddard In Rocket Test At Roswell
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh helped with Dr. Robert Goddard's rocket research at Roswell New Mexico as Harry Guggenheim pledged more funds. The visit followed reports of a potential full scale demonstration and the statement noted further work during the coming year.
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Roswell
N. M
Charles A. Lindbergh
Robert H. Goddard
Lindbergh
Massachusetts
Harry F. Guggenheim
New York
Guggenheim-Goddard
Guggenheim
Dr. Goddard
President Seeks Clergy Counsel On Social Programs
Roosevelt launches a nationwide appeal to clergymen for counsel on how government can better serve the people. He notes social security and works progress concerns and hopes clergy input will be unbiased and informative. He plans a brief vacation soon and asks for community condition reports from ministers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Creekmore Sentenced Four Years in Manslaughter Case
Gar land Creekmore, 28, of Broken Arrow, was found guilty of manslaughter for killing Elmer Lemons, 24, at Miss Ora Benedict’s home in Broken Arrow. The jury spared him the death penalty, sentencing him to four years in prison as instructed by Judge Harry Halley. Formal sentence to be pronounced Saturday.
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Tulsa
Garland Creekmore
Creekmoe
Creekmore
Elmer Lemons
W. C. Henneberry
Henneberry
Harry Halley
Lemons
Pampa
Texas
Miss Ora Benedict
Broken Arrow
Miss Benedict
Women Renew First At Once In Oklahoma Campaign
Oklahoma women push for political rights while opponents blame lack of enterprise and gatekeeping. A pension ballot measure faces court risk as four constitutional amendments are defeated amid light turnout and rain delayed rural boxes.
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Oklahoma
Frank Korn
el Reno
Democratic Women’s Council of the State
E. W. Marland
Frank Carter
Oklahoma City
State House
State Land Office
Barker to be buried at Man Miami Oklahoma
Fred Barker once public enemy No 1 and his mother Kate Barker were killed by federal agents at the Oklawaha hideout eight months ago. A hearse from Webb City Missouri will bring their bodies to Webb City for burial beside brother Herman Barker who died by suicide in Wichita.
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Miami
Fred Barker
Public Enemy No. 1
Kate
Ma” Barker
Oklawaha
Fla
Okla
Florida
Webb City
Haines-Woodard
Ocala
Vla
Herman Barker
Herman
Wichita
Kans
Timber Hill
Here
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THE
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Section Eleven
Township Three
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Hemmer
Max
Pride
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Box
Bex
Muskogee
Indian Agency
Hoey
New Mexico
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Frank C. Carter
Carter
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Claude Kenaney
Joplin
Barkers
George Barker
Greekmore
Jessie Arnett
State Business and Professional Womens Clubs
William H. Mureray
Farmer and Labor
Lira Finley
Veterans of Industry of America
Land Office
A. S. J. Shaw
C. C. Childres
Marland
School Land Commission
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Joe Loui
Cash Grocery and Market
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Hale
Polar Bear
Mason Fruit
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Iigese
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