Janice French Death Rumor and City Room Tensions
Mary reports Janice French identified as the morgue victim in a death by own action case. Ladd directs caution, pressuring to build evidence against Duke Martin and Nick Hart while Mary contemplates the Frenches’ likely secrecy. The Gazette city room operates with Crassie overseeing copy and newsroom dynamics under tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Ladd
Fenelon
Janice French
Duke Martin
Nick Hart
Ladd
Martin
Nick
Siean
Ryan
Mary
Yanlee
Fifth Avenue
Janice
Thomas Robinson
Gazette City
Society
Wall Street
Crassie
Crossie
Simon Legree
the Gazette
Dav
Beegan
Arthur Fenelon
Jnt
Miss French
John French
Jimeoor
Plaza breakfast and a dangerous romance at the Gazette
Mary, a Gazette reporter, grows closer to her editor Ladd amid sleepless tension and a pending sex scandal. He cautions her about killers as she plans a risky push to cover the story from the Cove, hinting at a romance that could alter their professional paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Ladd
Plaza
the Gazette
Cressie
Seft-Nedal
Tientsin Blockade Tests Patience Between Britons and Japs
The eight day Japanese blockade of the British and French concessions at Tientsin deepens the standoff. 1,009 British women and children begin evacuation to Petiho as talks over four Chinese alleged assassins falter. British Consul Jamieson pleads for release of G A Smith. Japanese demand overviews beyond previous overtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy J
D. White
Edgar G. Jamieson
Shigenori Toshiori
G. A. Smith
Smith
Jamieson
Tashiro
London
C. B. H. Delamain
Tientsin
Ger. Homma
Homma
Jamisson
Japan
Britain
Petiaiho
China Coast
Durham Light Infantry
Tokyo Foreign Office
Doyle Supports Naquin Contention That Squalus Ventilating Unsafe
Lieutenant Doyle Jr of the submarine Squalus testifies that the ventilating systems were a major weakness and likely failed air induction caused the disaster. He describes a green indicator board before flooding and notes the need for an interlock between ballast vents and high induction valve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
U. S
Portsmouth
N. H
William T. Doyle Jr
Baltimore
Squalus
Naval Court
Lieut
John. Nichols
Chi
Another Week's Delay Over Neutrality Bill
Washington reports confirm a delay in the neutrality bill as Senate committee actions set next Wednesday for a special order. Chairman Pittman says the Foreign Relations Committee will consider revisions, while House Bill complements the measure. President Roosevelt urged Congress to act this session amid bipartisan criticism of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Pittman
D-New
Spe
Cial
Foreign Relations Committee
Sven
Rep
Bloom
D-N.y
Roosevelt
Congress
Francis area notes and community happenings
Local residents from Francis and nearby towns attend church services and ordinations. many visit relatives in Ada Tulsa and McAlester. The column lists dozens of names at gatherings, baptist missionary meetings, and a revival, with travel to Cedar Grove and Ada for shopping and social events. A fatal car crash near Union Hill is noted, along with illnesses and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prancis Ifcs
Laura Bowman
Lawton
L. H. Davis
George Dale
W.H. Powell
McAlester
Ray Bowman
James’ Potts
Helen
Mack Potts
Dottie Doner
Melvin Henson
Faye Thursmand
Double Lakes
Roy Bowman
Ralph Emerson
Ada
Berdie Hilton
Tulsa
Williams
Abhie Williams
Francis
Trinity Baptist Church
Bill Jones and Sons
Loyd
Kenneth and
Paul
Roseberry
McComas
Potts
Fata
Buctlanan
New Mexico
Clovas Laftoon
Brags
Okla
Jack Laffoon
Eldo Whipple
Stonewall
Charles Goodall
Billie
East
Jessie
C. Couch
May Belle Russell
Mary Hatt
Couch
Ruff Kullian
Lanamoe Killian
Tupelo
Bill Hall
Eddie Tinner
Union Valley
Mus
H.T. Ladd
A. Williamson
Ed Welsh
Lula Mae Rose
Mayo Rose
Alford Killon
Omega Leach
Joe Laffoon
L. Capps
Satterfield
Ada Friday
Union Hill
Sutton
Oil Center
Leo Little
Myrtle Archer
Sara Whitson
Alvin Adams
California
Kelly Cowan
Bonnie “Lee
Buster
Egypt
Bill Skates
Charley ‘Long
Fitzhugh
Walter McConskly
Tke
Pete Mahan
Jess Newton Andhildren
Gene Fortenbury
Grover ‘Thompson
Thompson
Ona Mae Bottoms
Winnie Bottoms
Odi
Lee Little
Roy Bottoms
Luther Bottoms
J. W
Rain Delays Wheat Harvest As Oklahoma Receives Showers
Widespread rains across Oklahoma threaten further wheat delays while aiding cotton and corn. Reported rainfall tops varied amounts in towns like Hollis, Altus, Geary, and Elk City. The weather forecaster says showers will continue across the state, with some east regions receiving more rain. A safety feature on planes using wing flaps is being tested, and Ada News Classified Ads note local listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Old Midland
Woodrow Noe
Gaar Corner
Guy “Walker
Hollis
Altus
Emma Francis Jones
Shirton
Geary
Erick Stratford
Elk City
Carnegie
Etnajl
Tamner
Marie
Scroggins
Lucy Walker
Mollie Ponder
Injunction Names List From Historical Case
A long roster of individuals is cited in the injunction, including Renfro Updike Freels Carter Cox Cain Hazamer Shepard Stewart Flynn Wiggins Posey Strickler Parks Ovverturf Stancil Kitcher Hardee Van Arscale Fowler Frasher Huboard McMorris Rose Cook Hedgpeth Woodfield Dye Fiero West Kirkley Polly Martin Dexter Vancil Patton Updike etc. The fragment lists many named persons likely defendants or witnesses in a legal action from a historical page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Parks
EU Ovverturf
Ed Stancil
Charles Kitcher
Roy Hardee
Joe van Arscale
Frank Fowler
Harry Frasher
Harvey Huboard
Harry McMorris
D. W. McNulty
C. E B. Smith
John, Wilson
Jim Wilson
Charles Babcock
John Goin
Fred Atyers
D. W. Rose
E. HH
Ada B P W Club Installs Officers
The Ada Business and Professional Women's club held the annual installation banquet at the First Methodist church Tuesday night. Incoming president Cada Lester received the Golden Key from Ina Odell, with Bertha Hutt earning the Ema Warmack trophy for service. Lillian O’Connell spoke on national freedom and unity as Ada and area guests attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Business and Professional Women's Club
First Methodist Church
Freda Guilliams
Tecumseh
Fourth District
Ina Odell
Cada Lester
Ema Warmack
Bertha Hutt
Lillian O'Connell
Coalgate
Ollie Sewell
Cordell Slut
Ibbie Blackard
Kathleen
Home
Iny
Oklahoma
Beckye,Levine
Lorainne
Lindawood
Armella Peters
Coal‘gate B. P. & W
She
Lou Jean Evans
Ada High School
Mary Louise Brandon
Horace Mann
Diffeere
Coda Lester
Ozella Waner
I Bertha
HUE
Christan Wilson
Vera Beroth
Ethel Carpenter
Ruby L. Forneris
Audrey Gates
Bertha Huff
Tna Odell
Fred Andrews
Lena Rogers
Marie Fields
Nora Barrel
Nell Jaunson
Della Bedford
Connell
Guilliams
Bebee Field Southwest Area Sees New Production Momentum
In the Bebee field southwest extension activity rises with a well testing for production and another to be acidized. The Senora No. 1 Porter, NE of 35-5-4, showed encouraging oil output after acidizing. Nearby wells Superior No. 2 Summers and Lake Oil No. 4 A. Summers pace the play in Viola lime. Oscar Hatcher No. 1 Sutton shifts to spudding as 510 feet of oil was found and acidizing planned. Simpson-Roadhouse No. 3 Star ter advances to produce in shallow sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebee Oi
Wisi
Superior No. 2
Superior No
Lake Oil Company
Lakewell
Bebee
Oscar Hatcher
Sutton
Spudder
Vicia
Hatcher
Newby
Sene
der Irick
Norman-Flemming
Fitts
Simpson-Roadhouse
Jobst This Class Can't Fill Them
CHICAGO June 17 There is one group of college graduates who won’t worry about landing jobs George Williams College specializes in character building and training young men and women to supervise leisure time activities. Out of 31 graduates 19 already have jobs 3 are pursuing postgraduate work and the other nine have 127 job offers to choose from. Since 1933 the offers have averaged 5 jobs for every graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tune
Grr
George Williams
Lightning strike kills two in Danville ball game
Lightning struck during a base ball game between two Negro sandlot teams in Danville Virginia, killing two players and shocking three others into unconsciousness. The incident occurred late today as spectators watched the game unfold in the heat of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville. Va
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Potter
Duke
York
New York
Worden Corvareur, 9A, Nra Serviee, Inc
Cago
Joseph W. Patterson
Oklahoma City
Co. F. Naquin
Patterson
Stabi
Naquin
Pittmann
Houst
Aes
Mount Ue
Ada News
Steedman
Reynolds
John Weldon
Anadarko
McCalls Chapel
Alen
W."p. Stone
Lois Sears
Okemah
Bill
O Allen
Blackburn
Treas
Owl Creek
Charline McKay
Christine
LaFern
Phelps
Pauline
Louise Sales
Jewell Dean Beach
John
Sears
Jim Cotb
Darel
Truman
Cliff Walser
Farris
Cora Francis Flippine
Adz
E. R. Beach
Rudolph Hutchings
Wilson
Young Peoples Union
Loyd, Dempsey and Fo
Richard Roundtree
Ralph Wall
W. Shumard
Edith
Beaula Mae Shumard
Mildred Wall
Ava Lee Gurley
Stella Mace Roundtree
B. F. Gurley
Eual Gurley
Bus
Ava Lee
Jess Gurley
Woodree Hall
Ben Deathrage
Homer Sliger
Conway
Will. Yates
Herman Bandy
Oakman
Gradie Smith
Oscar Capps
Amous Willigins
Lonie Bandy
Capps
Scroggin
Scott Jones
Vivian
Vernia
Dortha Capps
Adal
Mon
Archie
Demariel Walker
Vanfess
Doyle Walker
Berl Hodges
Walter
Wilkerson
Pauls Valley
Marion Berwington
Lydia Wierick
Vaness
Thelma Rankins
Galey
Ellen Ponder
W. L. McKinley
Goldie Phillips
Tommy Joe
Robert
Carolyn
Ellen Cape
Powell
Lewis Hodges
Wayne Spraggons
C. L. Turner
Lena Grace
Charles
Muriel
Doyle’ Walker
Boyd Ponder
Marion, Chambers
Jimmie
Katherine Sizemore
Vanoss
J. C. “James
Jack Jones
N.N. Baker
Tinnie Brown
Henderson
Adelia Jones
John Paul Jones
Ben Walters
Arkens
Tolson
Jemarriel Walker
Hattie Collins
Chloe
Luia
Stella Gamble
Pea Vine
J. M. Pitt
Bonnie Peters
J. W. Peters
Clarita
Hagar
S. D. Lowes and Sons
Hugo
Earnest Williams
Annabelle Phillips
Velma Jewel Berger
Louise Pitt
Hattie
Alene Child
Minnie Miller
Daugh‘ters Daisy
Betty Lorene Byerly
iLora Thomas
Wayne Sprage Gins
Lonnie Miler
Mary Soloman
Aulahoma City
H. L Troutman
E. Childers
Roy Childers
Bernice Rieh
BY William Ferguson
Ada B.P.W. Club
Bebee Field
Senora
Chambers Motor CO
Chrysler
Plymouth Agency
Plymouth
Elmer
Barnes
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