Marvels party tears apart shipboard circle
Judy faces pressure from Dwight and Marvel Campbell as a station party exposes the strain of love and jealousy aboard Texarkana. Marvel's hostile gaze and Dwight's upcoming overhaul fuel a tense dinner with Jack and Chris Whiting, revealing shifting loyalties and unspoken wounds.
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CARTF
Aamirnt
Campbell
Mahle Bean
Marvel
Cary
Marve
Dtay Long
Dwight
Navy Ute
Diane
Judy
Jack StanIey
Texarkana
Bremertor
Chris Whiting
Jack
Navy intrigue at junior officers mess turns bitter
In a damaged shipboard scene Judy, Marvel, and Dwight clash over social cliques and loyalties. Their talk touches on officers wives, mess expenses, and rumors about who chose whom. Marvel denounces Judy as meddling, pledging to expose her. The confrontation ends with escalating tension and a cliffhanger.
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Judy
Chris
Marvel
Dwight
Academy
Miss Alcott
Navy
Pretty Boy Floyd and Birdwell traced near Stonewall bank
Stonewall residents recall Pretty Boy Floyd and George Birdwell who robbed the local bank in 1932 and used a countryside farm as a hideout. Officer plans formed at a Stonewall drug store as rumors of a near-capture spread, with precinct registrar Billings recounting the era and warnings.
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Pretty Boy
Floyd
George Birdwell
Stonewall
Birdwell
Skeet Billings
Billings
C. F. Billings
Stonewall Bank
Illinois
George
F. L. Gibson
E. N. Sallee
Working Out Better Rental Farm Agreements
SITLLWATER OKLA March 4 Special What should go into farm rental agreements has become the most controversial question for county farm landlord tenant committees, says H A Graham supervisor Oklahoma A and M college. Programs show a third of counties have joint committees to improve relations and over 20 counties have drafted recommendations stressing longer terms, harmony, better methods, soil conservation, fair crop division, and progress.
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Sitllwater
Oklo
Extension
Oklahoma A
M. College
H. A. Graham
Tenant responsibilities in farm upkeep and improvements
The owner should keep premises in good repair while the tenant maintains them with the owner supplying materials. Permanent improvements by the tenant should be compensated if tenure is short, but if the farm is damaged through tenant negligence or willful destruction, the landowner should be compensated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Legal move in county highway fund claims dispute
Attorneys for claimants served notice on the county board of commissioners announcing an appeal to district court from February 13 decision denying about $55 000 in highway claims. The action aims to transfer the matter to district court via district court appeal, with a transcript of board proceedings requested. A group of six claimants, with varied amounts, is included, and two suits seeking judgment have been filed in district court.
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County Highway Fund
Cllaimants
Board of Commissioners
District Court
Gonsnf
aeTi Peace Court
Tom Grant
Hugo Men Awaiting Federal Sentencing
Hugo, March 3. A police chief, two constables and four other persons await sentencing after a federal district court jury convicted them last night on liquor conspiracy charges. Convicted were Police Chief Jim Lindiy, Constables Oscar Bearden and Howard Rolie, plus Joe Mobley Burr Sayles Charley Hall and Ernest Steen.
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Hugo
Ipl
Federal District Court
Jim Lindiy
Oscar Bearden
Howard Rolie
Joe Mobley
Burr Sayles
Charley Hall
Ernest Steen
County Superintendents Called On For Aid Reports
Oklahoma City March 8 The house adopted a concurrent resolution directing county superintendents to supply detailed reports on locations to districts funded by the 12,800,000 yearly school appropriation. The measure passed 77 to 29 amid debate on delays to the school bill and questions about information availability. The resolution, drawn by Creekmore Wallace, directs reports to the state examiner for immediate delivery to the legislature.
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Oklahoma City
House
Senate
Henry Cooper
Atoka County
Murray Gibbons
Gibbons
Louis Gossett
Pushmataha County
Gossett
Woman Carried On Stretcher To Testify In Damage Suit
Mrs Vieit Hopper wife of a Fittstown oil field worker was brought from hospital to district court on a stretcher to testify in a 2995 dollar damage suit against Magnolia Petroleum. She claimed an anch or block left near her home caused permanent injuries and testified for about 20 minutes before being returned home. The case is expected to go to a jury today. Earlier, a district court jury awarded Roy Keller former police chief 1000 dollars in a separate suit by W W Flinchum.
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Vieit Hopper
Fittstown
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Roy Keller
W. W. Flinchum
Oklahoma Territory Golden Anniversary Invitations Sent
Guthrie March 3 17 Invitations went out to governors of 43 states and all United States territories for Oklahoma Territory's Golden Anniversary on April 22. Governor Phillips and Raymond Fields signed the invitations, with at least 14 acceptances expected. The "Parade of States" will feature each governor leading a visiting delegation. Fields plans Guthrie tours to deliver invitations to about 30 governors. He has already toured once and five governors tentatively promised to attend.
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Guthrie
United States Territories
Oklahoma Territory
Capitol
Phillips
Raymond Fields
Gath
Fields
Cornered By Cops Farmer Kills Self
Paden report says 60-year-old farmer Dave Jackson shot himself after barricading in a son's home when deputies tried to arrest him on a charge of attempting to kill his estranged wife. Deputy Murray Barton noted Jackson fired at his wife earlier in the day, then died by suicide as officers entered. Coroner ruled death self-inflicted.
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Paden
Dave Jackson
Murray Barton
Cecil Jackson
Barton
Elmo Medley
Medley
Jackson
Senator seeks to double loan time on land bank notes
Sen Lee of Oklahoma introduced a bill to extend loan maturities from 20 to 40 years for land bank notes issued under the 1933 Emergency Farm Act. He cited 13,020 Oklahoma loans with 3,977 delinquent and potential farm seizures.
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Washington
Sen. Lee
Oklahoma
Land Bank
Joans
Lee
Oil Work for Territory Shows Pickups in Hunton Field
A modest rise in oil activity was noted in the territory last week. Simpson-Fell No. 1 Bates B, NE SW of 26-2-7, reached 3,963 feet with a potential 2,180 barrels. Patsy No. 1 Bates, NW NE SW of 26-2-7, at 2,053 feet. Fleethorn No. 1 A Norris being plugged. Fleetborn No. 2 Morin deepening to Viola lime. Bebee field sees Starrett B pipe at surface. Ethel Parks drilling. Senora No. 2 Cox at 2,435 feet. Superior No. 1 Summers coring Hunton lime.
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Fitts
Hunton
Simpson-Fell
Bates B
Bates
Fleethorn
Starrett B
Senora No
Ethel Parks
Cox
Superior
Kerr Accepts Post as State Legion Legislative Chairman
Ada attorney Aubrey M. Kerr accepts appointment by Raymond Fields, commander of the Oklahoma American Legion, as department legislative chairman. Kerr pledges to support Legion requests in legislation as bills in the current session affect Legion membership including relief, child welfare, and emblem protection, noting his two terms in the state House.
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Aubrey M. Kerr
Ada
Raymond Fields
Oklahoma Department of the American Legion
Department
Kerr
Fields
Legion
Oklahoma
Soldiers’ Relief
House of Representaives
Safe Driving urged as Oklahoma youth travel season opens
Oklahoma City officials warn of heavy travel by school and 4 H groups through year end. Commissioner Gentry urges using experienced drivers, vetting amateur vehicles, inspecting for mechanical defects, and restricting passengers. State patrol will ground unsound vehicles, remove reckless drivers, and report to employers. Livestock show exhibitors told to equip trucks with reflectors for night driving.
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Oklahoma
J. M. Gentry
Amator
Oklahoma Patrol
Courthouse Regulars Lady and Betty Dogs Spotted
State Senator John Boyce Mc Keel left for the legislature but Lady the brown spotted dog and her puppy Betty stay at the courthouse. They linger near County Clerk Tom Grant and Mary Thomas the child welfare director, guarding the building and greeting visitors. On a warm Saturday they patrolled the lawn, Betty at the south entrance and Lady at the east, watching newcomers.
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John Boyce McKeel
Lady
Betty
Mecheel
Tom
Grant
Mary Thomas
Mary
Smith's Packing Plant Touts Growth Since 1938
Smith's Packing Plant near the livestock show celebrates an anniversary marked by its 1938 start. The facility, home to Smith's Surprise products, reports $170,000 paid to farmers and livestock men in the past year and a toll of 45 employees handling stock, butchering, and distribution to Ardmore, Hugo, Checotah, Henryetta, Shawnee, McAlester, and Durant.
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Smith's Packing Plant
Smith
Ardmore
Hugo
Checotah
Henryetta
Shawsee
McAlester
Durant
Oxlahoma
County Clerk Tom Grant Completes Spring House Cleaning
County Clerk Tom Grant announces completion of a long overdue spring cleaning at his office. He reports finding missing papers and rediscovering documents stuck in drawers, and notes a new filing system for claims has been installed with the County Auditor’s advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Grant
Grant
Bernard Goodall
Pickett Club Discusses Trees Shrubs and Insects
The Pickett adult club met with Mrs. J. P. Brown to discuss trees and shrubs suitable for Oklahoma climate. Nine members and a guest attended. Mrs. Lowe acted as secretary. Jessie Morgan demonstrated trimming and transplanting of roses. Next meeting March 29 with Mrs. Thelma Coley on insects detection and prevention. The club was represented at the Gaar Corner meeting by entomologist Mr. Stiles of Oklahoma A and M College Stillwater who spoke on insects.
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Pickett
J. P. Brown
Oklahoma
Lowe
Eggleston
Jessie Morgan
Thelma Coley
Pickett Clubs
Gaar Corner
Stiles
Oklahoma A
M. College
Stillwater
Arranges For Yank Prisoner Exchange
ST. JEAN-DE-LUZ France March 4 The U S ambassador to Spain Claude G Bowers announced today he had arranged for an exchange of 87 American prisoners held in nationalist Spain for an equal number of prisoners in return to be determined by concerns over the crisis and ongoing negotiations with the Madrid regime.
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ST. Jean-De-Luz
France
U.S
Spain
Claude G. Bowers
Italians Prisoners in Madrid Zone Return Pact
Italian prisoners are now in the Madrid zone under an agreement that they will be returned to their home countries. Among the Americans is Eugene Poling of Lone Wolf Kiowa County Oklahoma. Most captives, seized last spring, were held in the nationalist concentration camp at San Pedro de Cardena near Burgos, the nationalist capital.
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Madrid Zone
Eugene Poling
Lone Wolf
Kiowa County
Okla
Haveeen
San Pedro de Cardena
Burgos
Sharp Object Injury In East Fifth Street Contest
Police say three people were hurt on East Fifth Street during a Thursday contest. Josephine Stills was hospitalized with back injuries from an ice pick, while Neema Walker said Stills attacked her before the incident. One woman remained jailed, and another hospitalized Friday.
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Fifth Street
Josephine Stills
Neema Walker
Stills
Slot Machines Out Of Johnston County
Sheriff Jim Dowdy said no marble or slot machines remain in Johnston County after confiscating the only operable device found. He reported no arrests and that all machines were removed or disconnected, with one machine taken to the jail.
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Johnson County
Jim Dowdy
Tishomingo
Johnston Co
Capital Democrat
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Bebee
Aubrey Kerr
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