Lovers Aweigh in a Navy Triangle Chapter VI
Judy Alcott faces love and duty as Marvel Hastings sails toward Los Angeles after a confrontation aboard the Coronado. Dwight Campbell frets over Marvel and Judy’s meddling while Jack Hanley and Judy confront betrayals, rumors, and the weight of military life.
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Judy Alcott
Coronado Hotel
Marvel Hastings
Marvel
Judy
Jack
Dwight
Coronado
Los Angeles
Gea
Tunight
Pwight
Judye
Campbell
Roosevelt Studies New Farm Statutes for 1939 program
Roosevelt invites American Farm Bureau Federation to study need for additional farm legislation. He supports the 1939 agricultural adjustment act as sound though imperfect, urging removal of useless regulations and broader interpretation to assist price support and consumption.
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New Orleans
Roosevelt
American Farm Bureau Federation
Edward
A. O'Neal
Federation
O'Neal
East Central Work Praised by Red Phillips at Ada Lions
Governor elect Leon C. Phillips spoke at the Ata Lions club in Ada on condition he not be asked to give a full speech. He praised East Central State Teachers College as a state asset doing good work and promised stable development. The visit included Dale Brown and Furman Phillips. discussions covered college needs and heredity topics.
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Ata Lions Club
Dale Brown
Coa
Furman Phillips
Atoka
J. G. Mitchell
Seminole
Phillips
East Central State Teachers College
Ada
Oklahoma
Durant
Southeastern State Teachers’ College
M. P. Hatchett
Philpot Eyes Possible Bank Robbery Confession Breaks
Hobart dispatch reports Walter Philpot facing a potential shift in fate as his penitentiary term nears end. An attorney questions witnesses connected to an $11,000 Clinton bank robbery, while Philpot serves a 25 year sentence.
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Hobart
Walter Philpot
Clinton
O.T
Philpot
Fred Cunning
Hitting Mule Causes Highest Vehicle Damage in Oklahoma Traffic
Oklahoma reports show 52 cows killed with average vehicle damage of $22.50, 60 horses at $40, and 28 times more costly per killed mule than a pedestrian. Pedestrian fatalities averaged $1.50 damage per vehicle, with no case above $7. After 5000 miles, Viluid Inn hydraulic shock absorbers should be checked.
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Oklahoma
J. M. Gentry
Commissioner of Public Safety
Oklahoma Patrol
Gentry
Oklahoma sees lower unemployment claims than expected
Oklahoma labor officials reported 10 440 unemployment claims in the first week, well below the 15 000 forecast. Part time work during Christmas and WPA aid kept many from qualifying, easing early claim pressures. Checks planned for December 23 and 24. As claims peak in Oklahoma City Tulsa and eastern regions amid lower oil activity.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
WPA
Fearmat
W. A
Pat Murphy
Murphy
Washington
RB. H. Lawrence
Staf
Lawrence
Tulsa
County Farmers Avnrovge Quota Vote Falls Short
In Pontotoc county the 716 ballots counted show 409 in favor and 307 against the cotton marketing quota. The proposal failed to reach the two thirds needed, though the southern cotton belt overall backed it, leaving the quota in force next year. Local boxes Ada Vaness Maxwell Jesse split or were even as shown in the tally.
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Pontotoc County
Vaness
Ada
Maxwell
Jesse
Fraud Charged in Fidelity Investment Association Case
The Securities Commission filed a federal bill in the eastern district of Michigan alleging Fidelity Investment Association sold 600 million dollars in securities with fraudulent practices. It seeks an injunction to stop violations of federal and state laws. The firm operates 58 offices nationwide with its main office in Wheeling West Virginia. About 60 000 purchasers across the United States send monthly payments by mail for investment contract certificates and bonds.
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Washington
Bec
The
Securities Commission
Fidelity Investment Association
Federal District Court
Eastern District of
Michigan
Wheeling
W. Va
United States
Man Cannot Give Walnuts to Orphans in Oklahoma Case
Blythe California report details Erle P Halliburton chairing a campaign to ship English walnuts to Oklahoma orphans. Inspectors blocked a ton of walnuts at a quarantine station for not meeting California marketing standards. Oklahoma City workers and Santa Claus commission aides continue delivering fruit, candy and other gifts to 21 institutions as Christmas stockings are filled.
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Calif
Oklahoma
Santa Claus Commission
Erle P. Halliburton
Halliburton
Riverside Grove
California
Ima City
Oklahoma City
Sante Clais
Oklahama
Union Hill Pie Supper Funds Christmas Tree Drive
Rural column notes Union Hill pie supper raised 13 dollars. Recaps Sunday visits among families in Latta Cairo and nearby areas. Local church events include Sunday School and a December 22 Christmas program with a forthcoming Tomlinson quartet singing event.
Siblings Return Home After Two Months in West Texas
Gradey Grover and Ola Gradey returned home Saturday after a two month stay in West Texas. Mrs. Oscar Holt spent the past week with her parents Mr and Mrs Boytoning of Manford and Mr and Mrs Roy Childers Clint Childers. Mrs. Neema Bradley visited Mr and Mrs Henderson and Mrs Tinnie Brown Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Wilson Phillips spent Sunday night with Mr and Mrs Chas L Berger.
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Barney Hall
Jack Ballard
Ruby Baker
Mary Shaw
Dumnie Cartwrite
Marion Townsend
I. A. Bradley
Williams
Bonnie Peters
Tupelo
Clar- Nita
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P. J. Richardson
Opal Sullivan
Center
Lcois Denham
Carl Denham
Manuel Shumard
Shumard
Wilson
Marvin Jones
Phillip
Wande Fae Joe Hart
Adela Jones
Willie Shaw
Keef
Summers Chapel
Anna B. Farley
Neams Bradley
Jane Wall
Earnest Jones, Jr
Ada
Adella Jones
Cubs Childers
Susie Jones
Helen
Bernice Richardson
Lorena Marlin
DeMurriel Walker
Casey
Jones
Oklahoma
City
Elbert Sullivan
J. W. Denham
George Wood
Allen
Bro
Sturgers
Jeff Farley
Gradey
Grover
Ola
West Texas
Oscar Holt
Boytoning
Manford
Roy Childers
Clint Childers
Neema Bradley
Henderson
Tinnie Brown
Wilson Phillips
Chas. L. Berger
Sale Of Land Unlawful Over Oklahoma Military Academy
Oklahoma Military Academy at Claremore officials lacked legal authority to use the revolving fund to buy an adjoining tract. Attorney General Mae Williamson advised that the involved parties acted without lawful power. An equitable suit in Rogers County should void the purchase and reimburse the fund, with a request to the coming Legislature to authorize the land sale and fund reimbursement.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Military Academy
Claremore
Mae Q. Williamson
Walter E. Downs
Academy
Downs
Williamson
Rogers County
Oklahoma Wheat Outlook Forecast Poor for 1939
Oklahoma City reports a pessimistic wheat forecast from the state board of agriculture crop reporting service. The 1939 production is projected at only 35,000,000 bushels, signaling a weak winter harvest outlook for farmers statewide.
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Oklahoma
State Board of Agriculture
DOO Bussels
Delayed blast of dynamite kills one near Okemah
John Robertson of Christin Oklahoma died when delayed blasts at a water well hurled him into a 20 foot pit. Dewey Owen and Ray Geradon were nearby as the dynamite failed to explode and a second blast occurred. Geradon escaped uninjured.
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John Robertson
Chstin
Oklahoma
Dewey Owen
Okfuskee
Here
Ray Geradon
Robertson
Geradon
Oourt
England
Mary Pierson 54 Ada resident dies. services held
Mrs. Mary A Fierson age 54 of Ada died December 13 at home. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 3 p m from the Church of God with burial in Memorial Park cemetery Criswell Funeral Home in charge. Survived by husband J S Pierson two daughters Violet Laughlin and Tessie Files a son Ira Pierson mother Mrs Sarah Hoflman two brothers and other relatives
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Mary A. Fierson
Ada
Church of God
Memorial Park Cemetery
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Tessie Files
Ira Pierson
Sarah Hoflman
Tragedies Toll Strikes Northwest County Readers
A 39 year old Jimmy Finch killed himself with a .38 pistol at his parents home four miles north of Gear Corner amid despondency. He leaves a sister in Oklahoma City and his parents. Earlier, 59 year old Earl Berlwowland died northeast of Stratford when a shotgun discharged accidentally. Finch's body was sent to Sulphur for burial.
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Gear Corner
Finch
C. S Chadwick
Oklahoma City
Earl
Ber Lwowland
Stratford
Finen
Sultphur
Automobile crash in Quapaw claims Mrs Todd at 76
A fatal road accident near Quapaw last night left Mrs. Arthur Tl. Todd, 76, gravely injured and she died today. Authorities reported the collision occurred when her car veered off the highway into a ditch, causing injuries and shock before succumbing to the injuries.
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