Serial Story Lovers Aweigh in Navy Romance
Judy Alcott faces a choice between Dwight, her lover, and Jack, a devoted friend. Dwight plots to win Marvel, daughter of a wealthy naval family, while Judy hosts a party that backfires. After Dwight pressures Judy, Jack confesses love, prompting a painful moment as Judy resists while unsure of her future.
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Judy Alcott
Admleni
Dwigmt Caml Eelul-Ninblloun
Daly Jack Nanley
Jove
Marvel
Jack
Dwight
Indy
Ber
Haniy Ron
Wil Joy Alcott
Judy
Sack
Cours
Los Angeles
the Coronado
Lene
Udy
Admiral Haneahan
Captain Lane
Washington
Diane
Navy
Ship Wreck Survivors Tell Graphic Story Of Danger
Two Patterson shipwreck survivors told of a brutal storm that drove the vessel ashore near Cape Fairweather. Chief Engineer Clair McDowell and Third Mate Steve Johnson described deaths, a week on a desolate beach camp, and a perilous lifeboat escape shaping a desperate rescue by pilot Sheldon Simmons who landed his seaplane and ferried survivors to safety.
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Juneau
Alaska
Sercy
Pattersons
Sheldon Simmons
Clair McDowell
Seattle
Steve Johnson
Ketchikan
Patterson
Gustaf Swanson
James Moore
Accident Victims Remain In Hospital After Saturday Crash
Two elderly men injured in a Saturday traffic accident remained in Ada hospital Monday night. J H Kuykendall, 70, somewhat improved with a broken leg and minor lacerations, was resting as well as could be expected after being struck while crossing Mississippi at Ninth. J E Bratcher, 68, with a severe head wound and other lacerations, was about the same with no improvement. Bratcher was found on highway 19, a mile west of Ada, in a suspected hit and run case under investigation by highway patrol and county officers. A marriage license was issued to Paul C Anderson, 23, and Dorothy James, 7, both of Atoka.
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J. H. Kuykendall
North Beard
Mississippi
J. E. Bratcher
Ada
Bratcher
One of New Kansas Wells Extends Pool
Six new oil wells completed in Kansas extend the Catalena pool in Russell county, with potential production near 7 930 barrels daily. Wells listed span Barton, Ellsworth, McPherson, and Russell counties, detailing operators, pools, locations, depths, and approximate daily outputs. A stray line notes a large elephant consuming 100 to 125 pounds of hay daily plus other foods.
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New Kansas
Wichita
Kas
Catalena
Russell County
Barton County
Shell
Lyerman
South Trapp
NEC
Arbuckie
Sinclai
Prairie
L. Hoffman
South Trap
Eichman
Schneider Pool
Vankey-Stearns No
Krug
Coralena
Kansas City
Four Injured In Crash At Wewoka South Edge
WEWOKA December 20 Four persons were injured two critically when two cars collided on a sleet covered highway at the citys southern edge. Injured include L C Clayton 70 Sasakwa in critical condition with skull fracture and brain concussion Oscar Clayton 17 his son with broken ribs and minor scalp wound Acie George 25 Wewoka in critical condition with brain concussion and possible skull fracture and Mrs BY Sawyer 85 Wewoka with compound fracture of left leg and fractures of jaws serious but not critical
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Wewoka
L. C. Clayton
Sasakwa
Oscar Clayton
Acie George
Wewaka
Sawyer
Chain Store Tax Bill to Be Introduced in Legislature
Oklahoma City December 20 A CP A bill to place a graduated tax on chain stores will be introduced to the seventeenth legislature George Miskovsky Oklahoma county representative said today A similar bill drew attention in the sixteenth session but died in conference committee The proposed bill is sponsored by Oklahoma independent merchants It will exclude filling stations and lumber yards from its provisions
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Oklahoma City
George Miskovsky
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Independent Merchants
Poultry Raising Becomes Real Business on the Farm
A Mississippi county farming feature explains chick management as a business. It stresses controlled incubation, strong brooding in the first three weeks, sanitation, and attentive feeding. It offers flock turnover figures for a 150 hen setup and recommends portable brooder houses for sanitation and ease of cleaning.
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Pontotoc County
First Quisider in Coster Case Taken by Law
Federal agents arrest Benjamin Simon, ally of F. Donald Coster, linked to the 1914 poultry racket and once involved in McKesson and Robbins. Simon, a former minor official, faces an open conspiracy charge as details emerge about Coster’s past and plan in munitions.
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New York
Benjamin Simon
F. Donald Coster
McKesson and Robbins
Philip Musica
Simon
Brian McMahon
United States
Coster
Musica
Fairfield, Conn
Community Barn Nears Completion at County Fairgrounds
Charles Zorn from the fair board said the community barn and caretaker’s house at the county fairgrounds are nearly finished. The barn has 28 stalls and sits on the southeast corner of the grounds.
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Charles Zorn
Fair Board
Soviet envoy presses France on wartime pledge
Paris report cites Soviet Ambassador Jacob Souritz asking Foreign Minister Georges Bidault for a clear statement on whether France would fight under their mutual military alliance if Ukraine independence movements led to war. Souritz criticized Bonnet's deputies speech stressing France's readiness to repel aggression.
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Paris
Jacob Souritz
Sab Sourtz
Georges Berinet
Chamber of Deputies
Bonnet
Roumania
Poland
France
Europe
American To Work On Refugee Plan
London dispatch reports Geo. Rublee American executive director of the international refugee office invited to Berlin to discuss plans to move about 70,090 Jews from Germany. He aims to counter Schacht’s proposal and a German idea allowing up to 20 percent of wealth to be moved, contingent on recipient countries accepting more German goods.
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London
Geo. Rublee
International Refugee Office
Berlin
Germany
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichs Bank
Draft Report For County Agent Office
The annual report details 1938 activities of County Agent J B Hill Home Demonstration Agent Jessie Morgan and Assistant County Agent Wayne Cinnamon. The document will be finished by January 1 and copied to Washington A and M College Stilwater and the county commissioners board.
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J.B. Hill
Jessie Morgan
Wayne Cinnamon
Washington, D. C
A. and M. College
Stilwater
Board of County Commissioners
Bet They're Glad This Is All Over
Springfield dispatch reports Fred Spickner and J. G. Blount, Tulsa, fined 350 each and bought out of state licenses after arraignment for possessing 84 quail and two doves. They were among six caught at a highway intersection. licenses expire soon and new 1939 licenses go on sale tomorrow.
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Springfield
Fred Spickner
J. G. Blount
Tulsa
Okla
Justice of the Peace
Cavation
Blount
Bids Opened for Grade Crossing Signals in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City dec 20 state highway commission bids for flashing light signals at KO and G railway Walnut street Calvin and Speer street Dustin were led by Richards and Mullinix with 2849 and 2764 dollars. Additional text mentions various relics, mermaids and a jab at international disputes, ending with a tam day joke.
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Oklahoma City
State Highway Commission
Richards and Mullinix
KO and G Railway
Walnut Street
Calvin
Funds Audit Set to Determine County Claims
County Auditor Bernard Goodall said the county funds audit is complete and due for release by January 1. The report covers unpaid claims, with a legal memo by Jack Langford of the state examiner’s office. Payments will follow fund priorities as available, after reviewing a 1937-38 year’s appropriations and relaying the method to County Attorney and Commissioners for ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Goodall
Goodall
Jack Langford
State Examiner and Inspector’s
State official to review funds request for county relief
Goodall declined to comment on the number of claims that can be paid or the amount of expenditures exceeding funds. He said a rough draft of his report will likely be completed this week and sent to the state examiner and inspector's office for typing.
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Able
Goodall
Aifee
Army estimates engine life at 1900 to 2000 hours
Army officials estimate the hour-life of an airplane engine between 1900 and 2000 hours with six overhaulings anticipated in that period.
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Army
Check forger is returned to Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City December 24. GPS T Smith 20 of Omaha is returned after a Texas arrest for forgery. He faced charges of forging endorsements on federal 175 dollar checks at Norman on December 2. Secret Service agent John Osborn said Smith forged a cotton acreage reduction check intended for farmer JT Smith near Herman at Norman office.
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Oklahoma City
T. Smith
Omaha
Norman
Waco
Texas
John Osborn
Secret Service
Smith
Jjt
Herman
Ofice
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