The Bluefields Mystery Ends in a City Search
In a tense confession scene Jim reveals Amy Kerr's daring pursuit of evidence against Worth and the bank bonds theft. Cilly and Jim discuss Amy’s sleuthing, Worth’s possible alibi, and the vital safety deposit box revealing the final link. The pair plan to act, while a half-open fire escape window hints at danger.
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Jim
Cilly Sas
Cilly
Amy
Dad
Ogdeen
Lilly
Worth
Bluefields
New York
the Nations Trust Company
Ames & Wakefield
Askey
Cannon
Cily
Sam
Political Tom Tenns Drumming as Murray Leaves Yashau
In Oklahoma City this week the political tempo rose as ex governor Murray prepares for a spring comeback campaign. Leaders like William H. Murray plan voter outreach while others push for reform measures, wage rules, and a shift in statewide offices.
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Murray
Yashau
Francis J. Kelly
Oklahoma City
Jan
William H
John Ragsdale Pleads Guilty in Justice Court
John Ragsdale pleaded guilty when arraigned Monday morning in justice court of W L Reed on charges of driving while drunk. The case was transcribed to district court for sentence.
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John Ragsdale
Justice Court
W. L. Reed
District Court
Pickett Farm Women Meet at Lowe Home
The Pickett Farm Women’s club met at Mrs. Bill Lowe’s home on Tuesday with eight members present. Reports from committees were given, goals for 1988 discussed, and a special meeting plus a shower were voted. Each member paid for the 1984 yearbook, next gathering set for Mrs. Kelma Coley’s home.
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Pickett Farm Women’s Club
Bill Lowe
Mrs. Morgan
Eiget
Federal Housing Conference Here in Ada
Representatives of the Federal Housing Administration from Oklahoma City will visit Ada for a small home planning conference on Thursday evening January 20 at 7 30 in the Chamber of Commerce office. The meeting aims to promote low price homes for moderate incomes with private capital and FHA insured loans. A round table will outline FHA financing, underwriting, standards, and sales promotion with Freeman P. Galt attending.
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Federal Housing Administration
Safe
Oklahoma City
Ada
Chamber of Commerce
Milton Keating
FHA
Freeman P. Galt
State Pha
Framing a Murder Plot in a New York Office
Priscilla Pierce races to the Cannon Building to warn Jim of a killer who overheard the case. In Ames Wakefield, Tim searches Amy Kerr’s desk as Hutchins confronts the duo with a gun. A shot rings out as danger closes in. chapter ends on a cliffhanger.
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Priscilla Pierce
Sworan
Muarderella Victis
Wim Isearigas
Cilly
Ahby Hutchins
Amy
Acreangee
Dolan
Amy Kerr
Downey
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania Station
Cannon Building
Casey
Ames & Wakefield
Jim
Tim
Gilly
Tet
Harvey Ames
Harry Hutchins
Priscilla
Lois
Sim
Maxwell School News Holiday Activities and Exams
Christmas holidays mixed with visits across Oklahoma and Arkansas. Teachers and families shared meals, while athletics progress showed B team winning most games and girls undefeated. Semester tests occurred after the break, with high marks in multiple grades and state honors for Calvin Carmichael. Attendance remained strong at 93 percent, and several students earned 90 percent or higher in spelling.
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KA. Barnett
A. &J. Ellis
Ella
Oklahoma City
Ernestine Lance
Pauis Valley
G. C. DeMopss
L. & Harris
Pocola
Oklahoma
Greenwood
Fort Smith
Ark
Summers Chapel
Herving & Treadwell
Calvin Carmichael
Margaret Joldie Krueger
Willis Goodwin
Cleo Watts
Euvonue fSoward
Dorothy Berry
Ouida Harris
Lorene Buchanan
Jeanette Buchanan
Mona Jane Carmichael
Reba Belcher
Winnie Fae Berry
J. M. DeMogs
Robbie Alice Harris
David Obawar
Paralea Hilton
Nadine
Andine Buchanan
Leora Goodwin
State Department
Grace
Margaret Eddie Krueper
Etta Ellis
Dorothy Barry
Bavane Sowerd
Fee
Pauline Sar
Schools To Get Par On Warrants
Information from State Treasurer Hubert L. Bolen to county and independent district superintendents says general revenue warrants for the remaining fiscal year will be issued non payable but financed at par. Ray Stegall, county superintendent, received the arrangements last week and may inform all schools under his supervision.
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Ray Stegall
Hubert L. Bolen
Ner
Oklahoma pipeline worker killed in highway crash near Esmond
K D Ralston a 27 year old pipeline walker for Empire Pipeline died after being struck on highway 77 six miles northeast of Esmond while changing a tire. His wife and two children waited in the car for two hours as state patrol searched for the driver. The toll from weekend crashes across states reached at least 94 with numerous fatalities including eight killed in Indiana cross ings.
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K. D. Ralston
Cushing
Okla
Highway 77
Esmond
Ralston
Empire Pipeline Company
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Otter
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Texas
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Wisconsin
House Votes Down War Referendum Bill
The House defeated a proposed constitutional amendment requiring a national referendum before declaring war. Speaker Bankhead and President Roosevelt urged defeat, arguing the amendment would impede executive foreign policy and mislead nations about American rights. The vote was 209 to 1 in opposition.
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House
Bankhead
Efeat
Roosevelt
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Ludlow
D-Ind
United States
Jimpan
Republic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Department
Boase
Tives
Will Rogers
Jed Johnson
Sam ,Massingale
Jack Nichols
Gomer Smith
Wesley Disney
Lyle Boren
Oklahoma City Public Safety Chief Warns on Licenses
J M Gentry the Oklahoma state public safety commissioner announced that drivers found without state licenses after January 15 would be arrested if stopped by patrolmen. Officers will check licenses at stop lines and direct unlicensed motorists to tax agents. From February 1 applicants must pass driving ability and laws exams. about 96 percent have applied.
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Marland
Treasury
J. M. Ashton
State Chamber of Commercce
H. J. Denton
GFW
Highway Commission
Oklahoma City
Ij. M. Gentry
Gentry
Lindbergh Reward Split Among Recipients in New Jersey
Governor Hoffman divided the 25000 dollar Lindbergh baby reward among recipients led by Walter Lyle with 7500 dollars and William Allen with 5000 dollars for finding the child’s body. Others included William Strong and William Cody with 2000 dollars each, Hauptmann suspect Bruno Richard Hauptmann was executed in 1936. Lyle’s aide received 1000 dollars and another witness 500 dollars. Remaining 3000 to be shared among about 100 bank tellers and others who burned ransom bills. Also notes production shift from 60 to 300 cans per minute with machine canning.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Walter Lyle
New York
William Allen
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Mt. Rose Road
Lindbergh
Hopewell
William Strong
William F. Cody
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Joan Lyons
Lyle
Col . Lindbergh
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