Admirals Station Hearts and Navy Love Turmoil
Judy Alcott faces a choice between Dwight and Jack Hanley while her friend Diane frets over love. Judy’s mother schemes, rumors swirl at the Admiral Alcott station, and Jack offers friendship as Judy battles jealousy, longing, and naval life pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Alcott
Dwight Campesll
Diane Bell
Admiral Alcott
Diane
Judy
Jack
Pensacola
Dwight
Jody
Tutu
State Soothes Objections To Denison Work
Oklahoma Senate backs federal flood control while seeking delay on Denison Dam project. Debates touch Red River, Grand River, Salt Plains, and Fort Supply, with house leaders warning on labor bills and state officials planning further inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Senate
Red River Dam
Oklahoma
Denison
Red River
U. S
Washington
Grand River
Salt Plains
Fort Supply
Senate
Elmer Thomas
House
Tom Kight
Rogers County
Gibbons
Porta
Canadian County
Denison Dam
Tex
John MacDonald
Durant
Congress
Lucien Clay
Army
MacDonald
Phillips
Red River Valley
Council of State Governments
Wassington
James Babb
Poteau
Homer Paul
Pauls Valley
Change in State School Land Loans Oklahoma
Governor Philips warned lawmakers that next week he will push to issue individual loans based on assessed property values, a policy critics say will curb lending. He cited loans vastly above five year average valuations and argued loans should reflect productivity and soil data rather than high valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Philips
State School and Commission
Co. C Childers
Elk City
Jess Larson
Commission
A. & ML College
General
Senate vote claim to restore WPA relief figure
Washington reports administration leaders claim enough senate votes to restore 150 million cut from the relief bill though a final outcome remains uncertain. Debate to begin on the senate floor after Hopkins nomination. health reform talk may spark further contention amid calls for spending cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Rotsvelt
Harry Hopkins
Senate Appropriations Committee
Merchers
Congress
Uca
Byrd
D-Va
Lee Smith Makes Money on Hobby Chickens
A printer by trade, Lee F. Smith raises chickens as a hobby near Adz and reports a yearly egg yield of 11 028 with income of 234.57 and profit 113.05 after expenses 221.52. He kept 13 birds at year start, 70 at year end, averaged 21 09 eggs per hen, peak 245 eggs, with March best producing 1 367 eggs. prices ranged 25 to 35 cents per dozen, yearly per-dozen cost 13.2 cents. He also earned 101.73 from selling drollars after buying 475 Jersey White Giants and White Wyandottes, selling 414 for 264.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee F. Smith
Adz
Ihs
Smith
Jersey White
Phillips Promises Aid To Hungry
Governor Phillips pledged to recommend every dollar to feed Oklahoma's hungry as relief needs rise from WPA layoffs. He stated his support remains firm and that state relief will continue as long as funds exist, while he awaits congressionally driven decisions affecting allocations. He declined to urge how congress should vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Phillips
Oklahoma
al Thet
Phillins
Lehman
New York
Congress
Tam
Consteas
Stillwater Lad Killed In Train Collision Crossing
Nine year old Glen Rains was killed when the automobile driven by his father Arthur Rains crossed the tracks and was struck by a passenger train. Delbert and Cloral Rains were injured, L. A. Mitchell deemed injuries not serious, while Sheriff L. L. Fisher said the engineer Joe Nix reported the car entered the crossing without noticing the train. The car was dragged about 100 feet before the train stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Okla
Jar
Glen Rains
Arthur Rains
Arkansas City
Kas
Delbert
Cloral
Barby
L. A. Mitchell
L. L. Fisher
Joe Nix
WPA relief fight over 725 million claim sparks cuts
Washington reports say economy advocates told senators the relief bill near 725 million would trigger a rapid WPA rollback. McKellar backed 875 million as Roosevelt urged. Barkley pushed to lift the appropriation to 875 million despite opposition. The debate centers on cutting WPA rolls from about 3.35 million to under one third by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional
Congress
Sen. McKellar
D-Tenn
Senate Appropriations Committee
McKellar
Barkley
Kentusky
Fairview Avenue Community Church Planned at Ada
Aged residents of the Portland Park area near Ada plan a non denominational church to serve the elderly and children without transport. A deed donated by C Skally Tulse secures land at the head of the community for a church to be built with A W Oliver as pastor. A fundraising drive will begin soon.
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Portland Park Area
Portland Park
Ada
Wes
C. ‘Skally
Tulse of
Man
Fairview Avenue Community Church
A. W. Oliver
Justice of the Peace
Grand Jury Named At Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City January 22 selection of two grand jurors for a wide open probe of state city and county government was staged today in District Judge Ben Arnold’s court. Arnold said the jury would investigate all reported public offenses and receive liquor traffic and perjury instructions with unlimited time. It was to broaden beyond last June’s school board graft indictments, with indications the former board would again draw attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Ben Arnold
Arnold
Oklahoma City School Board
Two Men And A Woman Heroes Of Sea Tragedy
Immense rescue tale from the Cavalier sinking in the Atlantic as 16 survivors recount how two men and a woman became heroes. Patrick Chapman swam 200 yards to a tanker Esso Baytown to seek help while Neil Richardson shielded others from sharks. Edna Watson clung to Captain Alderson to keep him afloat amid the long drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Imperial Airways
Cavalier
Eeso Baytown
Esso Bay
Gulf Stream
Bermuda
Patrick Chapman
Neil Richardson
Chapman
Edna Watson
Montreal
B. R. Alderson
Alderson
Murray Into Town Now
BROKEN BOW Jan 23 Former Gov W H Murray left his farm house to live in a rooming house at age 70 The Alfalfa Dill of political wars surveys his books and says there is nothing new in taxation or government He comments on Texas governor W Lee O Danie and the national administration While asked about Oklahoma governor Leon C Phillips he declines to discuss He moved to town after renting his farm two mules north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Phillips
Industrial Commission
Senate
House
Secretary of State
Murray Gibbons
Gibbons
Don Welch
Labor and Arbitration Committee
James Babb
Old Board of Affairs Administration
Babb
Senate Appropriations Committee
Adjutant General
National Guard
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Tulsa
Broken Bow
W. H. Murray
Yashau Sreex
Washington
Austin
Texas
W. Lee O'Daniel
Oklahoma
Leon C. Phillips
Murray
Oklahoma farmers receive 1938 farm program payments
About 160,000 Oklahoma farmers are receiving 16,000,009 dollars in benefit payments for the 1938 national farm program, while extension workers and county agents report active educational programs and the creation of 25 soil conservation districts. Farm women clubs and 4-H involvement reach thousands, with cash farm marketing nearing 200 million dollars and poultry and livestock activities generating significant income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Oklahoma A. and
M. Extension
Dion
KE. B. Senoll
Sehell
Scholl
Brooks Of Connerville Dead Old Timer Passes In Oklahoma
Connerville loses an old timer J I Brooks after six months ill health. He died at the Gale Statler ranch home of Jim Statler. Funeral at Connerville cemetery conducted by Rev W L Lowe. Survived by two sisters and three brothers. Four children unlocated. Brooks came to Connerville about 18 years ago and served as justice of the peace. He was later an Ada News agent there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connerville
LL. Brooks
Jim Statler
Gale Statler
Mr. Brooks
Alexander
W. L. Lowe
Tishomingo
Oklahoma
Brooks
Comner-sville
Ada News
Changes for Allowables Set to Reassess in Oklahoma Pools
Oil field officials meet January 26 to propose February allowables with a state total of 428000 barrels daily. In Pontotoc county Fitts field a reduction from 33997 to 34000 barrels daily is proposed as an adjustment to actual production. December output averaged 36234 barrels, below the current allocation. Lease allowables would align with leases’ actual production. January allocations and February suggestions cover several pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Conservation Department
Allawakie
Fitts
Pontotoc County
Rooster Crowing Threatens a Boy's College Dream
In Boston on January 24, a 15 year old boy named Donald Matthews faced pressure to dispose of his prize winning Jersey Giant rooster Beauty after it crowed so loudly neighbors complained to health authorities. His mother says Donald hoped to fund college farming studies with the prize money, but disposal may derail that plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Donald Matthews
Rooster
Donald
Beauty
Many Motorists Are Called Down At Downtown Intersections
Police whistles marked a crackdown Sunday and Monday on red light violations and risky driving at main downtown intersections. Drivers who ran red lights without stopping were warned, while those speeding through turns or passing cars on green without signaling faced attention.
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Betty Wallace
NEA Service
Ing
Jady
Andy
Nny
North Island
Tibet
Wei
Marvel
Jack Henley
Navy
Labor and Arbitration Committee For
Fort Meade
William Garner
Lye
William Minan
Spencer Gureanus
Clark Hagen
Australia
New Zealand
Lee Smith
Stillwater Lad
Auto Vicim
Broken Bow Boarding House
Brooks of
Justice of Peace
Altoc Sugges
Attery
Jesse-Hunten
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