Spring Night in Derry Drives Joe Murray’s Conflicted Fury
Joe Murray, haunted by memories of Helen and a looming spring, confronts Tommy Withers and Terry amid tense streetcorner exchanges. After a clashing moment with Withers, Joe wrestles with fear and anger, while Terry seeks protection and hints at reform, pressing Joe to discipline the streetwise crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jor Mrkrayv
Helen Ret
Threx Mallow
Jeve Fenod
Suldeniz Jor
Errs
Tommy Withers
Derry
This Man Joe Murray Aged in a Manhattan Flat
Joe Murray confronts Terry Mallow and her grandfather as he courts Terry, asserting control while shaping her path. The scene moves through a tense family living room where Joe’s assertive strength meets old authority. Terry shows a fierce resilience that challenges Joe’s plans and reveals her own growing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K
Toe
Mallow
Murray
Terry
Joe
Terry Mallow
Tommy Withers
Tommy
Joe Murray
Plane Down Eight Army Airmen Die
Delavan report says a huge army bomber crashed on Youle farm during a brief storm. Laura Youle witnessed the disaster and believes lightning struck the craft, causing explosion and wreckage scattered across muddy ground. Captain Richard B. Reeve and seven others, all from Lowry Field, perished. bodies transported to a local undertaker.
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Delavan
Eish
Chanute Field
Lowry Field
Denver
Colo
Richard B. Reeve
Woennakee
Wis
Norman H. Ives
Los Angeles
Thomas Langden
Galveston
Tex
Edward F. Murale
William H. Housley
Phillip J. Truitt
Max W. Wyser
George L. Huntsman
O. E. Henderson
Rantoul
Air Corps Technical School
Carey Youle
Wreck of Denver B 18 Bomber Leaves Parachute Victims
A crash near a knoll left a Douglas B 18 bomber from Denver. Parachutes and mangled uniformed crew lay scattered. One man remained in wreckage after a small fire. Sheriff notified. Lieut. Henderson said crew from Denver were aboard and a detail sought to identify the wrecked ship and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youle
O. E. Henderson
Er Lour
Denver
Henderson
Five Tribes In Tahlequah Meet Again at River
Tahlequah on the Illinois river hosts a council commemoration by five Civilized Tribes. Sapulpa’s Joseph Bruner will address the gathering of Creeks Cherokees Seminoles Chickasaws and Choctaws. Political candidates are slated to speak this afternoon and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Civilized Tribes
Ilinois River
Illinois
Here
Joseph Bruner
Sapulpa
American Indian Federation
Roosevelt Declines Run For Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor
Boston dispatch reports James Roosevelt, son and secretary to the president, turning down a citizens committee request to run for lieutenant governor of Massachusetts. He cites obligation to his Washington duties and a desire to gain more knowledge of government before seeking elective office. In Sulphur, Oklahoma, a baby skunk joins Mace Williams' Persian cat and her kittens, feeding alongside the cat who treats the skunk like a preferred offspring.
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Terry
Irene
Sue
Tommy
Joe
Dewey
Manila
Tue
Boston
James Roosevelt
Citizens’ Committee
Massachusetts
Washington
Sulphur
Okla
Mace Williams
Williams
How to Feed Trees Properly by The Master Gardener
A guide answering common questions on tree nutrition. It covers signs of undernourishment, selecting complete balanced plant food, optimal feeding times, and how fertilization boosts resistance to insects, disease, and drought. It explains quantity based on trunk circumference and describes the deep zigzag hole method for application under the drip line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Eastern University
Midwest Botanical Garden
Middle West
Vernice Johnson Heads to Washington From Oklahoma
Vernice Johnson of Pontotoc county, Oklahoma, leaves for Washington, D. C., to attend the national 4-H club encampment June 15 to 22. She coaches Fitzhugh 4-H clubs and was chosen for the trip in recognition of her outstanding records. John Duvall drives her to Stillwater for the departure, with Mrs. Duvall overseeing the Oklahoma party along with four other 4-H members Laura Sherwood, Delaware county. Lloyd Hawkins, Sass, Washita county. and Franklin Spore, Kildare, Kay county.
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Vernice Johnson
Pontotoc County
Washington, D. C
Miss Johnson
Lawrence
Fitzhugh
Will Reo
Oklahoma
John Duvall
Oairman
Stillwater
Wip
Washington
Washita County
Franklin Spore
Kildare
Kay
Ada News
Bourland Eaters- County Judge Race
Franklin Bourland, Ada attorney, announces candidacy for Pontotoc County county judge. He urges voters to judge by public welfare, experience, fairness, and sobriety. Born in Tishomingo, educated in Chickasaw nation schools, Vanderbilt, Stanford, and Oklahoma Law School. pledges diligent service if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Bourland
Ada
Pontotoc County
Tishomingo
Fort Towson
Old Doaksville
Texas
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tennessee
Irom Leland Stanford U University
California
Law School
University of Oklahoma
Nelson Charged With Drunk Driving in Sasakwa Incident
A drunken driving charge was filed in justice court of A W Oliver Friday against Aaron Nelson. Nelson allegedly drove into a Sasakwa owned vehicle belonging to Vieton Withers in the 100 block of East Thirteenth and had not yet been arraigned by mid afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withers
Terry
Jet
Teccy
Joe
Justice Court of
A. W. Oliver
Aaron Nelson
Doctor Cares For Soil And His Patients
In Okla panhandle a physician earns the title Doctor of Soils for promoting terracing and contouring. Beaver County Agent Walter Schnee backs Dr E A McGrew’s soil erosion program noting his 1200 acres show bold terracing. McGrew bought a 140-acre farm four years ago, terraced most of it, and expanded contour furrowing to hundreds of acres, proving soil and moisture conservation pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okla
Oklahoma Panhandle
Beaver County
Walter M. Schnee
Schnelle
E. A. McGrew
McGraw
McGrew
N. E. Oklahoma
Huge Wheat Crop Seen in Oklahoma for 1938
Oklahoma’s 1938 wheat crop is forecast at 72.4 million bushels, the third largest in history, based on conditions as of June 1. Acreage planted reached a record 5.363 million, with doubts due to recent rains and rust and hail damage. Panhandle counties Seaver Texas Harper Ellis expected to yield about 413.9 million bushels, versus 4.38 million last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Federal Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
K. D. Blood
Federal
Cars Show Heavy Enrollment Here
The East Central Journal notes heavy campus car traffic with 346 vehicles parked Friday morning. Cars ranged from model T chassis to 1938 models, arriving daily from multiple Oklahoma counties. Summer enrollment shows about two trips per card, suggesting higher teacher economic status or shifting demographics among attending educators.
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East Central Journal
Ford
Okmulgee
Hughes
Okfuskee
Murray
Seminole
McClain
Garvin
Coal
Johnson
Pontotoc
Potawatomie
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NEA Service, Inc
Helen
D' Murray
Ose
Man
Combe
NEA Service
Int
Torry Darentenn
Murray Home
Soe
Fay
Fapke’s
Tahlequah
Roosevelt
Bourland Eaters
Chickasaw Nation
Nelson
Panhandle Physician
Novata
W. L. Lowrey
W Rey
Lowrey
Tlenspah
U. S
Roe
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