Cape Cod Summer Theatre Sparks a Hidden Romance
Johnny Regan, a Cape Cod shopkeeper, reconnects with a former love while a new theater season unfolds. He pursues Jean Reynolds in memory of their youth, then meets Molly Travers, a determined aspiring actress, as rain disrupts summer plans and a patrons list hangs in the balance.
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Jean Reynolds
Boston
Cape
Ned Walters
Ned
Canada
Jean
Cape Cod
Capetown
Johnnny
Johnny
Blue Whale
Molly
Gal
Smarty
Cottage Street
State Street
Camp Thrills For 4-H Clubbers At Bromide Site
More than 300 4-H clubbers and coaches gathered at a Boy Scout camp for their annual Bromide camping event. The program featured a two hour film, insect hike, softball games, and extensive supervision by C. H. Hailey and Wayne Cinnamon. State leaders Paul Adams and Alice Carlson attended along with county and local educators.
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Fitzhugh Schools
Roy Dame
Owl Creek School
Ray Fulkerson
L. G. Harris
Laxton School
C. H. Hailey
Jesse Morgan
Wayne Cinnamon
Cinnamon
Bryan Weems
Roff
Paul G. Adams
Alice Carlson
C. F. Stiles
Entomology
Freeman Cook
State Forestry Department
Ray Stegall
D. D. Duke
Stonewall
Joeanna Collier
Sparks
Oklahoma
Vaness 4-H
Allison
J. R. Crockett
Mesdames Troutman
McCullar
Alma Moore
Ira Burte
Vaness Club
Leonard Tolliver
Kenneth Standfield
Dillard McDonald
Lena Grace Turner
Oleta Burrows
Billie Jean McDonald
Daphne Bradley
Kenneth Hundley
Floy Mae Eddings
Glennelle Crooks
Guy Walker
T. L. Walker
Meta Ruth Abston
Cloreta Isaacs
Hollis Gallup
Margie Ruth Tiner
Betty Joe Griffin
Victoria Tiner
Bernice Ragland
Billie Joe McNair
Bertie Mae Boyd
Billie Jean Norvell
Calvin Berger
Ralph Grove
Viola Waldron
Betty Joe Martin
Kenneth Mullins
Billy Ray Dyer
Alvie Kiles
Tommy Hunt
Roberta Cummins
William Gallup
Jean Soward
Austell Snipes
Alice Ragland
Laury Walker
Dorothy Austell
Carroll Pederson
J. C. Pederson
O. F. Snipes
Hugh Hunley
Harvey Shumard
Anna McCullar
Martha Old
Arietta Standridge
Robert Phillips
Jack Troutman
Eldon Wakefield
Hart Club
Iva Lee Eeds
Edna Thomas
Eva Joe Reynolds
Norma Joyce Heatley
Elizabeth Webster
Jackie Smith
Geneva Dearman
Mona Lou Shelby
Winona Childress
Bobby Townsend
James Wall
Jack Reynolds
Paul Williams
Billy Hawkee
Billy McElhaney
J. M. Nance
Mesdames Chandler
Crews
Kate Bingham
Clennis Wilson
Bobby Nance
Carlos Scroggins
Nadine West
Helen Bryant
Marcie West
Maxine Allgood
Dorothy West
Leonard Wade
Juanita West
Willie Harris
Bobby Wilson
Imogene Jones
Juanta Wade
James Chandler
Donald Akins
Opal Harriss
Orpheous Scroggins
Lucille Price
Lola Scroggins
Sherman Lamb
Hazel Scroggins
Billie Wilson
Alvin Lamb
Owl Creek Club
Mrs
Willkie Outlines Views After Midwest Talks
Wendell L. Willkie, returning from conferences, spoke with farm leaders from 10 Midwestern states in Des Moines. He urged decentralizing industry for defense and prosperity, lambasted France’s candy stick government, praised Henry A. Wallace, and said he will consult many groups on future policy while avoiding insults at opponents.
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Des Moines
Wendell L. Willkie
Colorado Springs
France
Willkie
Henry A. Wallace
Mflemen
Willkie-for
Homer Women Convene For Regular Meet
The Homer club met at their clubhouse with a morning quilting session. Elbert Hill attended at noon as a guest. In the afternoon the group gifted Mrs. Fad Kuykendall of Ada and enjoyed a round of games and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Bud Martin, Mrs. Lee Carney, Mrs. Dick Rose, Mrs. Bill Stevens, Mrs. Cecil Madden, Mrs. Elbert Hill, Mrs. H. E. Higdon, Mrs. Sam Little, Mrs. T. B. Weatherford, Mrs. Alice Holliday, Mrs. J. H. Kuykendall, Mrs. Velma Lance, Mrs. Jack Leeds, Mrs. Brooks Kim ee, and Mrs. Edd Kuyken a.
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Homer Club
Elbert Hill
Fad Kuykendall
Ada
Bud Martin
Lee Carney
Dick Rose
Bill Stevens
Cecil Madden
H. E. Higdon
Sam Little
T. B. Weatherford
Alice Holliday
J. H. Kuykendall
Velma Lance
Jack Leeds
Brooks Kimee
Edd Kuykena
Veteran Colonial Official Departs Nassau for Uganda
Sir Charles Dundas, after 32 years in British colonial service, leaves Nassau on Tuesday to assume governorship of Uganda. W. L. Heape acts as governor in interim. The Duke of Windsor succeeds as Bahamas governor with an American born wife, and the Dundases sail via S. S. Acadia after visiting New York and Toronto.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Charles Dundas
Duke of Windsor
Charles
Uganda
British East Africa
W. L. Heape
Duke of
Fatal Crash Claims Woman Near Vici Oklahoma
Mrs. John Peard aged 21 from Camargo died in a Woodward hospital after an automobile collision south of Vici. Eight people were injured including her son Jack Peard 2 her husband Henry Jones 65 Pete Jones 40 his son Paddy 2 and June Denman of Supply.
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Vici
Okla
John Peard
Camargo
Woodward
Jack Peard
Henry Jones
Pete Jones
Paddy
June Denman
Supply
Will Push Campaign For Liquor Control
Oklahoma City August 3 PM J Rinehart chairman of the Oklahoma committee for liquor control announced a vigorous campaign for a proposed amendment at the November general election to regulate tax and control liquor sales. Campaign committees of businessmen and taxpayers are being organized in all 77 counties. He argued the issue is taxation and control of a large liquor business and not a moral question. He noted liquor would be taxed and cited that forty five states have legalized sale under restrictions while Oklahoma Kansas and Mississippi remain dry.
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J. Rinehart
Oklahoma Committee For Liquor Control
Oklahoma
Rinehart
Kansas
Mississippi
Taxpayers seek remedy for a bad situation not liquor law
A quoted statement describes a genuine taxpayer effort to fix a faulty situation rather than pursuing a liquor interests measure. The remark frames the issue as public interest driven and seeks corrective action.
Two Victims Of Traffic Mishaps In Ada Hospitals
Two men and a boy were hospitalized after traffic accidents Sunday in Oklahoma. Lee Younts, 12, of Roff, suffered a skull fracture but showed improvement after a collision on state highway 12 near Roff as Esther Ballinger swerved to avoid him. D. Randy Cox, 20, of Tuttle, was listed with a fractured left leg and possible internal injuries after a hitchhiking incident near Atoka.
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Lee Younts
Roff
Esther Ballinger
Tahlequah
Young Younts
Lee
Randy Cox
Tuttle
Atoka
Oklahoma Oil Production Rises to 413 850 Barrels Daily
Oklahoma crude oil output increased by 10 225 barrels per day in the last week, reaching 413 850 barrels daily, according to the Tulsa World.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
The
Tulsa World
Imposter Poses as Oklahoma Deputy in Hat Heist
Columbus report says a man posing as an Oklahoma City deputy sheriff used the disguise for publicity. He claimed theft of his hat and six shooter to cash $25 in counterfeit checks before vanishing. Police traced the badge to a true officer in St Louis.
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Columbus
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Tixey
Frank S. Smith
St. Louis
Anti Noise Law Could Push Milk Deliveries to Daytime
Louisville dealers plan a Wednesday meeting to discuss daytime milk deliveries under a new anti noise ordinance. Acting Mayor Andrew Broaddus noted milkmen may be violating the rule after a milkman was shot and wounded when a homeowner mistook him for a burglar.
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Louisville
Andrew Broaddus
Oklahoma A M College Firemen Conference Opens August
Stillwater Oklahoma A M college announces the annual instructors conference and short course for Oklahoma firemen will open August 12.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma
A. M. College
Oklahoma Firemen
Oklahoma Republicans push straight ticket plan for 1920 style gains
Oklahoma Republicans plot to ride a straight ticket to power similar to the 1920 landslide. State Chairman T. R. Blaine backs Willkie supporters voting Republican for president and Congress, citing past GOP wins and the need to win congressional seats.
Ferguson and Willkie Take Colorado Mountain Vacation
Mr and Mrs Jo Ferguson and Mr and Mrs Wendell Willkie are spending a vacation period on the mountain tops of Colorado according to a local brief.
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Pawnee
Jo Ferguson
Wendell Willkie
Colorado
Partisan Roose velt and Willkie fans clash in Oklahoma City shows
Partisan followers of Mr. Roose velt and Mr. Willkie stage a spontaneous popularity contest in newsreels. Hisses and boos greet each candidate as their pictures appear. Political-minded crowds assemble almost nightly at Oklahoma City picture shows.
Fort Supply flood control dam project to begin
Fort Supply, Aug. 5. Work will start within two weeks on the final phase of the 5.5 million dollar Fort Supply flood control dam. Leo Sanders of Oklahoma City predicts about 600 workers will be employed almost continually on the project for the next two years.
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Leo Sanders
Oklahoma City
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