The Duke Martin and His Dove Club Mistress Plans
Chapter I shows Duke Martin amid extravagance in his Fifth Avenue apartment above his Dove Club. Bill and Nick Hart discuss the racket’s risks while Tuckie Thompson judges the Duke’s image, guides his manners, and prepares him for society. The scene ends with the dress revolver tucked into his pocket as a ominous note.
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Night at the Dove Club with Janice French intrigue
In a stormy East 53d Street evening scene at the Dove, society editor Mary uncovers Janice French's elusive nightlife. The Duke, Tackie, and Martin mingle amid velvet ropes, champagne, and rumors while Mary presses for Janice’s whereabouts as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
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Central America Gains Strategic Importance for U S Canals
NEA Service correspondent Willis Thornton outlines U S military concerns in the Caribbean region, noting a new Caribbean command, Somoza’s Washington visit, and closer ties with Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, and Nicaragua as the Panama Canal and Caribbean defenses hinge on stable, cooperative Central American states.
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Speculation Grows On Hull as 1940 Nominee Candidate
Washington May 10 speculation centers on Secretary Hull as a possible 1940 Democratic nominee. Supporters cite his international leadership and reciprocal trade program while critics note Roosevelt’s potential reluctance to campaign for an octogenarian candidate. Hull boosters insist no campaign steps have been taken and Hull remains silent.
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Ada Residents Host Guests and Attend Conferences
Ada residents hosted multiple visitors from Oklahoma and Texas including Thad Stevenson of Tacoma en route to Washington D C and Mr and Mrs Alfred Stevenson Holdenville Mrs Myrtie Forrester Rush Springs and Mr and Mrs John Goodwin Stratford. Local officials and others attended church conferences and medical and educational events across Ada with residents travelling to Cushing Madill Oklahoma City and Dallas and St Louis for services and business.
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Shawnee
Ada
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Mount Vernon
Illinois
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Lease Bids May Slow Dam Project
Oklahoma City May 4 bids on oil and gas leases covering 3957 acres in Bryan Marshall Johnston Lincoln Logan Wagoner counties opened amid opposition to the Denisom dam. Gov. Phillips and Rep. Don Welch voiced conflicting views on federal involvement while Sen John MacDonald offered support. The commission recessed to compile offers after a flood of bids on 45 tracts.
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Commended Dog Motive Cited In Tulsa Bite Case
May 10 report says Bozo the neighbor's police dog bit a mother during a spanking incident. Municipal Judge A A Hatet ruled the dog acted to protect a child, not out of viciousness. In separate note, Walter B Hurst selected as Mountain View school superintendent, succeeding V B Marshall.
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