Lovers Aweigh Serial Romance at Navy Pier
Judy Alcott faces a tangled choice between fiancé Jack Hanley and Dwight Campbell after Dwight’s return from service. As Judy endures gossip and family pressure, she clings to Jack’s ring while Dwight seeks a private meeting, testing loyalty, duty, and love.
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Judy Alcot
Adatraln Dawphter
Sha
Detwerm
Navy Autiocs
Awight Campbell
Ampitions Ceutenant
Jack Hanley
Marvel Hastings
Magda
Jack
Judy
Dwight
Slight Rise In Output Of Crude Oil In Last Week
Crude oil production in the United States rose slightly in the week ending May 6, averaging 3,574,643 barrels daily. Oklahoma fell to 459,550, Texas led gains with 87,297 in the panhandle, and Louisiana plus New Mexico contributed to the national uptick while other states posted mixed results.
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Tulsa
United States
Texas
Tlinois
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Panhandle
East Texas
Kansas
California
Iinois
Michigan
Rocky Mountain West
Oklahoma City
Okla
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West
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Tex
Tex. Pan. Ae BI
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Gulf
Rocky Mtn
U. S
What To Do About Froding Country
Norman April 9. Ramshackle houses and degraded living conditions in Oklahoma can be traced to eroded farm lands, a University of Oklahoma researcher said. He proposed a four point remedy restoration of plant life native to Oklahoma.
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Norman
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Reclamation Plan Features Terracing and Road Care
The article notes terracing and better road drainage as steps to control floods and pests. It cites Charles C. Smith on a reclamation program aimed at central flood control and insect suppression. Overflows stem from rapid rain runoff on eroding hillsides and overgrazed land. He suggests state or agency control for years, with partial success from cooperatives.
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Snc Teadsice
Charles C. Smith
Oklahoma Extension Service marks 25th anniversary origin traced
Oklahoma's extension service notes 81 years of farm and home information since 1914 Smith Lever act creation. The program highlights its start in 1908, J A Hunter as Kiowa county agent, and growth to county and home demonstration agents nationwide. Radio programs May 3 8 and 10 mark the birth anniversary. A marriage license was issued to J R Grindstaff 38 and Betty Underhill of Ada.
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Stillwater
Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Congress
United States
Agricultural Extension Service
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Agriculture Department
J. A. Hunter
Kiowa
State Extension Service
NBC
Business and Government Clash Over Consumer Costs
Tulsa May 9 A. H. Markham of New York City told the Amer ican Gas association convention that business tries to lure consumers to spend while government via bonds and taxes compels spending to fund its debt. Conrad H. Lawer of Philadelphia cited a five billion dollar fast growth investment serving 14 million customers, the largest in its history.
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Tulsa
Baird H. Markham
New York City
American Gas Association
Dallard
Markham
American Petroleum Industries Committee
Conrad H. Lawer
Philadelphia
Babe Thrives On Diet Of Adults
WARWICK R T May 3 A 14 months old George Anthony Carr is hailed as the most perfect boy in a Providence baby show. Blond, weighing about 27 pounds, he eats stewed fruit cereal and milk for breakfast and mashed potatoes with pork chops and two vegetables for lunch. Supper is whatever the family has, often steak, potatoes and vegetables or Italian spaghetti. His mother, wife of a truck driver, notes he was bottle fed until age one and now eats everything.
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Warwick
R. T
George
Anthonyy Carr
Providence
President May Urge Action on Two-Point Railroad Plan
President Roosevelt may send a message urging action on a two point railroad program this session. Wheeler proposes reform of the Interstate Commerce Act to include water carriers, a new federal court for railroad reorganizations, and revenue pooling powers. A six member transportation board would study general transport issues and a special federal court would have added power to approve reorganizations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Associates
Wheeler
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Sen. Barkley
Senate
ICC
Transportation Board
Il Duce Speaks Boldly On Force Of Italian Arms
Mussolini told troops and civilians from Palazzo Venezia that Italy would prove the strength of its decisions when the hour comes. He spoke in brief two sentences during Army Day parade observers say showcased fascist force and alliance with Germany.
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Rome
CPI
Mussolini
Italy
1 Duce
Palazzo Venezia
von Brauchitsch
Libya
Franco
Poison Ring Probe Expands as Graves Ordered Opened
Philadelphia investigators widen the inquiry into an insurance murder ring about blackmailing women into becoming widows. District Attorney Charles F Kelley directs cemetery work while detectives probe the blackmail scheme and its leaders.
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Philadelphia
Charles F.kelley
Sweeney Attacking Legislative Voting in Tulsa
Tulsa congressman A F Sweeney demanded a grand jury probe into state legislature voting. He claimed attendance roll calls were fraudulent and urged summoning House clerks and a rules committee to testify. He warned that evading constitutional requirements threatens republican government.
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Tulsa
A. F. Sweeney
Tulsa County
Grand
Lewis RB. Morris
Oklahoma County
Sweeney
Oklahoma
House
Grand Jury
Don Welch
Murray Gibbons
House Rules Committee
Oklahoma City
Prowler Chosen Ada Police Chief Car In Night Raid
In Ada a 1 year old car prowler picked the police chief Raymond Rainss car on Stockton and Main streets Monday night. Patrolman Cecil Smith saw the youth around 11pm and arrested him with items from other cars. He remained in city jail Tuesday morning. Chickens Stolen From Home Seven chickens including two Plymouth Rocks and five Rhode Island Reds were reported missing by Mrs McElreath on East Thirteenth. A Peeping Tom, 18, was lectured and sent back to school after police picked him up Monday night in the 200 block of South Hope.
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Ada
Raymond Rainss
Stockton Avenue
Main
Cecil Smith
McElreath
East Thirteenth
Rhode Island
Peeping Tor
South Hope
Police Recovery Finds Parts Of Stolen Bicycle In Cave
Police recovered two bicycle wheels and the front forks from a cave near the cement plant on Tuesday morning. Investigators believe the parts belong to a stolen bicycle and are pursuing leads from the Ada area.
Weatherford Collegian Radio Family Ties Wide Phone Link
Winifred Winkie Wielman, a Southwestern State Teachers College freshman, uses a licensed 160 watt short wave, calling home via dial and his mother Jessie Mae Wilhelm tunes in from Erick on a 6 watt broadcaster. The pair say radio speeds up overdue allowance transfers and enhances family communication.
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Weatherford
Winkie
W5spcu
WSFCA
Leeds Molotoff Held Conference
In Moscow on May 8 British ambassador Sir William Leeds met Vyacheslav Molotov the Soviet premier and foreign commissar to present London's reply to Russia's security proposals. The 30 minute talks indicated Britain rejected a British French Russian guarantee for Baltic and Black Sea states but favored Soviet assistance to states on the western border of the U S R and pledged British and French aid to Russia if such a sale t involved her in a conflict.
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Moscow
William Leeds
Vyacne
Molotoff
Gay
London
Russia
Baltic
Black Sea
Road Project Near Antlers Extends 32 Miles East
A WPA sponsored county project will extend state highway No. 3 from Antlers to the Little River country, totaling 32 miles. It aims to open markets for cattle and lumber, boost ranch shipping to Shreveport and Fort Worth, and provide an outdoor recreation area along the Kiamichi and Little rivers.
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Antlers
Little River Country
County’ Commissioners
Works Progress Administration
Little River
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Kiamichi River
Little Tiver
Mississippi Vets Lead Legion Parade at Convention
Mississippi World War veterans will lead the American Legion parade down Chicago's Michigan Avenue for the annual convention on September 28. H L Plummer announced Mississippi won the third straight year in the membership contest, with Georgia second at 124.38 percent and Arkansas third at 122.60. Oklahoma follows.
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UPI
Mississippi
American Legion
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
H. L. Plummer
Asstant Legion National
Georgia
Arkansas
Oklaoma
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