Alfacre in Eden Begins Here Today
In a town stirred by Frank Kendrick’s disappearance Marcia Canfield and her friend Helen Waddell face a restaurant hold up and a missing engagement ring. Marcia travels to Chicago to confront Kendrick then returns to confront Carlo Stellicci as Tony wrestles with turning the gang to the police in a tense kitchen confrontation.
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Marcia Canfield
Philip Canfield
Frank Kendrick
Marcia
Kendrick
Helen Waddell
Frank
Chicago
Bruce Macdougall
Bruce
Tony Stellicci
Carlo
Stellicci
Tony
Bruce McDougall
End of the Bobbs Neck gang series looms for police
Tony Stellicci shows the police his brother Carlo and two other bandits fled Bobbs Neck. Carlo’s employer also disappeared, leaving four outside talents behind. Police hope the string of holdups ends, as no solid leads remain and fugitives vanish. To be continued.
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Marcia
Carlo
Tony
Tony Stellicci
Bobbs Neck
Family feud over Dog Wagon loot tests loyalties
Tony confronts his brother Carlo over stolen goods linked to the Dog Wagon robbery as police recover items and store owner tensions rise. Tony recalls the heist and faces Carlo in a kitchen showdown amid family strain and ongoing holdups in Bobbs Neck.
Confrontation in the House Over a Ring and Robberies
Tony pressures Carlo to quit the gang behind the robberies or face police, while Marcia reveals she has the ring and urges discretion to protect the old man. Carlo wrestles with guilt as the crisis unfolds in the kitchen.
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Marcia Canfield
Carlo Stellicci
Tony
Carlo
Marcia
Dad
Washington Directory Reveals Members Biographies and Odd Claims
The 1937 congressional directory lists biographies of 435 House members 96 senators and top officials. It notes long entries for Hampton P. Fulmer and others, while several legislators provide no personal data. It highlights diverse affiliations and curious birthplace notes across the Capitol community.
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Roonae Dutcher
Ada News
Washington
NEA
Congress
U. S. Supreme Court
District of Columbia
American Legion
Mum
Rush Dew Holt
West Virginia
Dewey Short
Ohio
Arthur W. Mitchell
Chicago
Leo Kocialkowski
Paul Maloney
Louisiana
Edward L. O'Neill
New Jersey
Marcellus Evans
Andrew L. Somers
John J. Delaney
Brooklyn
Oklahoma Denied Funds For Will Rogers Hospital
Oklahoma officials report the state will receive only funds collected within Oklahoma for the Will Rogers memorial. Senator Dennis Bushyhead said about 23 000 dollars stay in state, with remaining funds going to the national memorial. Plans include a Will Rogers museum near Claremore and a 26 acre tract donated by the comedian’s widow.
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Oklahoma
Will Rogers Hospital
Oklahoma City
Dennis Bushyhead
Claremore
New York
Bushyhead
National Memorial Committee
California
National Memorial Fund
State Memorial Committee
Public Works Administration
Will Rogers
Roosevelt outlines sweeping plan to reorganize government
President Roosevelt asks Congress for a broad reorganization creating two new cabinet posts social welfare and public works and launching 105 federal agencies across 12 departments. He seeks extension of civil service to over 250 000 positions and six executive assistants for the president amid predicted lively Senate debate.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Social Welfare
Civil Service
Citizens’ Board
Civil Service Commission
Department of the Interior
Department of Conservation
Byrd
D-Va
Senate
White House
Department of Social Welfare
Social Security Board
Public Health Service
Treasury
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Tz Social Security Board
Social Welfare Post
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Public Works Post
Hopkins
Public Works
Ickes
the Interior
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arkansas swears in new governor Carl E. Bailey
Attorney General Carl E. Bailey, 42, takes the oath as Arkansas governor before a joint session in the house of representatives at 11 40 a m. The ceremony precedes the outdoor inaugural events, as Bailey is saluted by applause and his mother in attendance weeps with emotion. Governor Futrell bids farewell, urging use of sales tax proceeds for the aged and disabled and for homestead exemptions.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Carl E. Bailey
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Bailey
Griffin Smith
Margaret Bailey
Campbell
House
Senate
Bob la Follette
J. M. Futrell
Futrell
Illinois Production Drops Slightly in Weekly Oil Report
Oil and Gas Journal notes a 7 197 barrel daily decline in national crude output for the week ending Jan 9 to 3 107 402 barrels. Oklahoma down to 560 125. Texas up to 1 235 296. California rise to 598 600. Michigan and eastern fields show mixed changes. New York agencies establish a guest prep note.
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Tulsa
Okla
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
East Texas
Texas
Louisiana
California
Kansas
Michigan
Rocky Mountain
Okla. City
State
West Texas
Texas Panhandle
Gulf Coast
Southwest Texas
State of Texas
North Louisiana
Kansas N
Arkansas
San Eastern Fields
Rocky Mountain Area
United States
Kidnapped Boy's Frozen Body Found in Snow
The report recounts how 10-year-old Charles Mattson was found naked and frozen in a snow pocket by Gordon Morrow who stumbled upon the scene while chasing a rabbit. Dr. Otto Mittelstadt notes blunt head injuries and binding marks suggesting severe abuse. The witness and coroner describe the grisly discovery and injuries in stark terms.
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Charles Mattson
Gordon Morrow
Otto Mittelstadt
King County
Farm Tenancy Bills to Be Introduced in Oklahoma Legislature
Rep Worthington of Tillman county plans to introduce two farm tenancy bills in the Oklahoma legislature tomorrow or Thursday. The measures, sponsored by a state farm tenancy commission and by the state farmers union, aim to set up farm and industrial councils in every county to resolve disputes between landlords and tenants over bonuses for improvements and related issues.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Worthington
Tillman County
Marland
State Farmers Union
Similarities of Crimes Tied Mattson and Lindbergh Murders
Report compares the Mattson and Lindbergh kidnappings noting shared elements. Both victims were named Charles, killed after the abductions, and found in woods. Clues include a ladder concept and stockings over shoes, with reports of similar classified ad usage.
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Tacoma
Jan
Mattson
Lindbergh
Charles
Mattson Boy
Morrow
Colonel Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Oklahoma Lawmaker Pushes $300 Personal Farm Exemption
Rep Cantrell of Haskell county will introduce a bill to raise the ad valorem tax exemption on personal farm property from 100 to 300. He says the change will aid tenant farmers. He also plans a measure to require thorough inspection of nursery stock before sale due to high death rates among plants shipped to farmers.
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Oklahoma City
Cantrell
Haskell
Boots Too Big Help Teen Escape Leopard Bite
In Tulsa Oklahoma Margaret Bell Ferrington aged seventeen wore boots slightly too large. She slipped her riding boot into a leopard cage at the zoo and was bitten but escaped after keepers retrieved boot fragments from the cage.
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Tulsa
Okla
Margaret Bell Ferrington
Miss Ferrington
Farm Bureau presses 22 point plan before Congress
Washington January 12. Ed W. O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation and state presidents outline 22 legislative projects to aid agriculture. They seek to delay shifts to state control until 1940 and press for price and credit measures including commodity index based currency policy and continued low mortgage rates. They also urge hearings on reciprocal trade pacts and oppose Argentine beef imports.
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Washington
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
George
O'Neal
State Farm Bureau
Congress
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Carlos
Robert Dickson
Eden
Henderson Bridge
Canfield
Providence
Arlo
Rodney Dutcher
Hampton P. Fulmer
South Carolina
Jim Ham Lewis
Illinois
William G. McAdoo
Fulmer
Veterans’ Hospital
Columbia
S. C
Joe Stalin
Maverick
Maury Maverick
Episcopal Church
Circus Fans of America
San Antonio Zoological Society
American Civil Liberties Union
Public Ownership League
National Popular Government League
Vic Donahey
Graham Barden
North Carolina
Turkey Township
N. C
Laurence Imhoff
Round Bottom
John B. Snyder
Perryopolis
Upper
Turkeyfoot Township
Keystone State
NEA Service, Inc
Allen
W. D. Brown
Brown
Billie Daugherty
W. H. Daugherty
Daugherty
Hubert Hasley
Baptist Church
James A. Hoggan
Hogg
Ed Dyson
Louella
J. M. Choate
Franck
Thomas
Dillion
Merrold Wayne Choate
Betty Joe
Choate
S. H. Stone
Fort Worth
B. A. Wilson
O. V. Cole
Eugenia Heath
Hays
E. P. Heath
Glenn Goult
Jim Turner
Arkanas
Donald Stout
National Resources Board
Bransford
Bob Bailey
Carl Bailey
Farm Bureau
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