Probate notice and civil suit in Hidalgo county New Mexico
Dated July 24 1944 Ottolyne Fish administratrix of Claude A Fish estate invites all claimants to present claims within legal time. In Sixth Judicial District Hidalgo County C E Embrey plaintiff vs Margaret Ruth Johnson et al defendants substituted service sought against Eleanor Johnson Roger Johnson Harlan Black and Maxine Black and unknown heirs of Ross W Johnson. The plaintiff seeks quiet title to the north half of Lot 1 and 2 Block 14 Crocker's Addition Lordsburg. Plaintiffs suit seeks to quiet title and asks entry of appearance by September 5 1944. Attorney H Vearle Payne Lordsburg NM."
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Claude A. Fish
Hidalgo County
State of New Mexico
A. PD 1944
Margaret Ruth Johnson
New Mexico
Eleanor Johnson
Roger Johnson
Harlan Black
Maxine Black
Ross W. Johnson
Crocker
Lordsburg
H. Vearle Payne
James Wilbur Stephens
Vearle Payne
P. O
Anid Court
War Labor Board Declares Sears a War Industry Too
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Senator Barkley Defends Small Gap in Spending
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Alben W
Barkley
McKellar
Latin America
Manpower clash slows veteran hiring efforts in Washington
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Press Comment on Republican Nomination and Campaign Tone
Editorial excerpts praise the Republican presidential nomination. John Bricker is hailed as a strong running mate for Dewey. The pieces note a creditable Chicago convention, a fighting campaign to come, and a solid ticket of Dewey and Bricker promising to oppose the New Deal.
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Dewey
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Ohio
Plain Dealer
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Local War Woes: Citizen Criticizes Bureaucracy
A Milton Oregon Eagle editorial laments domestic wartime inefficiency calling it a miserable governmental mess. The piece voices hope that the country will be returned to the people as soldiers fight bravely abroad.
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Mr and Mrs Tom Upshaw Visit Cloverdale on Monday
Mr and Mrs Tom Upshaw of Cloverdale were in town attending to business on Monday.
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Public Discourse Sparks Holiday Politics Debate
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Furlough Recap for H EB Scofield Visit to San Antonio
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el Pano
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Jimmy
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H. Eb, Scofield
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Texas
Farmers and War Bond Purchases Influence on Agriculture
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United States
U.S. Treasury Department
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Doc Hollister
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