Mystery of Frank Kendrick Deepens in Chicago Twist
Marcia Canfield travels to Chicago to search for Frank Kendrick believed to be in trouble with creditors. She teams with John Waddell to locate him and faces a tense midnight encounter at a restaurant. A stranger at a nearby table sketches her portrait, hinting unseen observers. The story continues.
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Marcia Canfield
Philip Canfield
Frank Kendrick
Marcia
Kendrick
Dramatic Club
Dorothy Osborn
Helen Waddell
Tony Stellicces
Helen
John Waddell
Chicnago
Frank
New York
Chicago
John
Bruce McDougall
McDougall
Pullen Praises Crow Meat and Plans Oklahoma Banquet
Oklahoma City December 2 Assistant Attorney General Jess Pullen pushes legislators to attend a crow meat banquet backed by the state game and fish department. He cites crow meat as a healthful delicacy and outlines the recipe and plan to serve sparking a statewide interest among crow meat enthusiasts.
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Oklahoma City
Jess Pullen
Oklahoma
Pullen
Statehouse
Crow Meat Lovers Association
E. W. Marland
State Game and Fish Department
el Reno
Blanchard
Alumni Board Here Saturday To Plan Work
The East Central Alumni association, active since 1925, will hold a board of directors meeting on December 5 at 10 a.m. in the YWCA room. The joint session of junior and senior divisions aims to craft the coming year program. Discussion includes headquarters for the state teachers meeting in Tulsa February 5 and 6 and the Tulsa Alvin hotel alumni banquet during the teachers' meeting.
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Alumni Association
East Central College
East Central
Aldridge
East Central Alumni Association
Yy. W. C
Association For the State Teachers
Tulsa
Alvin Hotel
Oklahoma Girl No 1 Canner
Gertrude Linden of Sawyer Oklahoma was named Americas No 1 food canner after producing 12189 quarts valued at 590 dollars and selling them for 11351 with a 300 dollar scholarship. Roy Graves of Porter shared the health championship with other youth at the 4-H roundup in Chicago alongside 38 states in the nation’s livestock show event.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
America
Gertrude Linden
Sawyer
Okla
Roy Graves
Porter
Graves
All-Around 4-H Girl Contest Held In Midwest Locales
Faye Miller an 18 year old Apache Oklahoma competitor finished second to Dorothea Strickling of Merrill Wisconsin in the all around 4-H type girl contest. Miller cared for 325 chickens raised 1591 pounds of garden produce and canned 3322 pints of food as part of her 4-H activities.
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Faye Miller
Apache
Okla
Dorothea Strickling
Merrill
Wis
Miss Miller
Wrecker and Cars Smashed in Fitzhugh Accidents
Near Fitzhugh ten miles southwest of Ada two cars and a wrecker were severely damaged in a sequence of crashes Tuesday night. Shawnee attorney Claude Hendon and B J Latchmiller sustained bruises and minor cuts and were taken to Ada by ambulance. A misty night and poor visibility preceded the collision as a wrecker attempted to pull a stalled auto from a ditch and struck two other vehicles.
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Fitzhugh
Ada
Claude Hendon
Shawnee
B. J. Latchmiller
Hendon
Larchmiller
Criswell
Milstead
Futile
Prince Chevrolet Company
Oklahoma Seeks Another Reservoir Near Fort Supply Optima
Oklahoma City officials plan a contract between the city and the state conservation commission for operating proposed dams on the North Canadian river near Fort Supply and Optima. A third dam may be built near Canton. Congressman Phil Ferguson cited War Secretary Woodring on funding for the first dam and likely funds for the second after work begins.
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Oklahoma City
Legal Department of
State Conservation Commission
North Canadian River
Fort Supply
Optima
Canton
Phil Ferguson
Harry Woodring
Bomber Seeks Parole From Sand Springs Bomb Case
S P Green, serving a four year term for the 1935 bombing of a Sand Springs mill amid strike violence, has filed for parole with Governor Marland's parole board. Green, about 60, has served 18 months of his sentence after state investigators helped secure arrests.
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Oklahoma City
S. P. Green
Sand Springs
Marland
Green
Appeal Planned After Ruling on School Levies
Oklahoma City December 1 1950 The state court of tax reviews issued a ruling that likely prevents levy reductions for school districts this year unless the state supreme court later overturns it.
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Oklahoma City
Dey
State Court of Tax Reviews
Supreme Court
Tax Court Rejects Budget Protests Over Delinquent Tax Share
The state tax court ruled against protesters of school budgets tied to delinquent income taxes totaling 1 834 000 dollars to be distributed to state common schools. An immediate appeal to the high court was agreed. The court held levies cannot be lowered now on protests and distribution of revenue does not require reducing this year's levies.
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State
High Court
Preliminary Waived in Burglary Case Against C E Morts
State charges C E Morts with attempted burglary of a J C Penney store. The young man waived the preliminary hearing before Peace Justice A W Oliver. Case transcription to district court occurred Tuesday with no disposition yet in the higher tribunal. Police responded after a burglar alarm at the Penney store.
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State
C. E. Morts
Morts
J. C. Penneysto
A. W. Oliver
Penney
Ada Men Plead Not Guilty In Game Preserve Case
Ada men Bob Wasson and John Chauncey denied trespassing on Mayer game preserve while on a rabbit hunt 13 miles southeast of Ada. They were arraigned in county court, arrested by state game ranger Jack Finks, and released under $500 appearance for trial.
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Mayer
Ada
Bob Wasson
John Chauncey
Jack Finks
Credit Dominates U S Business With High Use
A historical note states that ninety five percent of business in the United States is conducted on credit. The statistic highlights the heavy reliance on credit across American commerce.
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United States
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