This Man Joe Murray Opens A Love Story In Sparksburg
Joe Murray a restless 19 year old from a crowded Simson Street tenement settles in Sparksburg and falls for Helen a 17 year old Polack. He has traveling ambitions yet stays, revealing a first true love in a vivid factory town setting. The narrative promises an unusual love story about love itself.
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Joe Murray
Joe
Simpson Street
Murrays
Sen
Jon
Toe Murrays
Sparksburg
Helen
Adrance
This Man Joe Murray and Helen’s Quiet Courtship
A narrator chronicles Joe Murray and Helen’s growing romance in a small town. He describes their daily life, shared meals, porch evenings, walks, and dances as they progress toward marriage while reflecting on love and maturation.
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Flelen
Joe
Lee
Helen
North Main Street
Spring Creek
F. H. Gunde
Sach
Elmer Thomas Campaigns On New Deal Support In Stillwater
Senator Elmer Thomas returned to Oklahoma to push re election on New Deal backing while in Stillwater last night praising relief programs and the farm bill. He predicted federal social security funds would soon return to Oklahoma and teased a possible Roosevelt visit as a campaign highlight. Other Democratic figures including Governor Marland and McKeown outlined stances as races broaden with state races in Elk City, Atoka and Enid.
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Elmer Thomas
Prenk
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Thomas
Federal
Social Security Board
Roosevelt
Oklahorma
United States
Elliott Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Tex
Mme
Marland
Elk City
Supply and Woodward
Gomer Smith
McKeown
Tom D. McKeown
W. S. Key
Atoka
W. H. Murray
Muskogee
Bond Reduced for French Boy in Ada Case
District Judge Tal Crawford lowered Isaac French's bond from 28 000 to 10 000 on a charge of attempted statutory offense. The 20 year old Ada youth has been jailed three weeks awaiting trial in district court after allegedly attempting to attack a 14 year old girl during a ride with another couple. French has pleaded not guilty and his trial remains pending.
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Tal Crawford
Tsaac French
Ada
French
Woman Slain in Bartlesville Husband Arrested
In Bartlesville Oklahoma on a May night Mrs Etsie McFarland 47 was shot in the back while visiting a neighbor and died instantly. Police chief L W Turner arrested her husband Henry McFarland 50 four blocks away, with a sawed off shotgun in hand. He reportedly claimed I shot her for family troubles. The couple had long been troubled and the only eye witness was a woman called Grand ma Gable who was taken to relatives in Dewey Oklahoma.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Etsie McFarland
Henry McFarland
McFarland
MacFarland
Turner
Grandma’ Gable
Dewey
Okda
Purse Thief Known For Roof-Throwing Habit
Fort Wayne police have traced the thief to a routine of stealing pocketbooks and tossing the emptied purses onto the roof of a downtown theatre, a practice that reveals his method and preferred crime scene.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Lowland floods damage crops as streams recede in Oklahoma
Heavy rains left the Chikaskia River high near Blackwell, threatening east-side homes while flooding in western Oklahoma began to subside. Crops in lowlands including corn wheat and alfalfa suffered heavy damage as streams dropped and highway and rail disruption continued in places like Drury Kansas and Tonkawa.
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Associated
Oklahoma
Federal Weather Bureau
Harry Wahlgren
el Reno
Yukon
Santa Fe
Guthrie
Kiowa
Kas
Jet
Okla
Wellington
Fairview
Canton
Washita
Clinton
Arapaho
Cloud “Chief
Cimarron
Freedom
Pryor
Vinita
Tulsa
Mica
Muskogee
Okmulgee
Ada
Poteau
Antlers
Anti-Sour Puss Movement Aims To Beat Low Mood
In Pittsburgh on May 20 NEA reports three local businessmen formed the Anti-Sour Pass Organization to counteract gloom. They urge members to forget the seamy side of life and laugh, sending 50,000 leaflets to spread the slogan that all we need is more joy.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Henry Buerger
Will Golder
Harry Smith
Buerger
Golder
Smith
Dates Announced For Annual Pasture Sheep Cattle Tours
Pontotoc county 4 H boys and girls will attend a training school in Tishomingo May 23 to 27 led by county agents Mrs Jessie Morgan and Wayne Cintamon. Nine boys and nine girls are named, with travel by the same leaders. Pasture tours set for May 30 31 Hereford tour June 2 and 3 Sheep day July 1 at Horseshoe Ranch south of Fitzhugh will feature demonstrations and programs led by Extension staff including San Durham and Dan Arnold.
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Pontoloc County
Tishomingo
Jessie Morgan
Wayne Cintamon
Billy Joe Wilson
Doyle Green
Charles Ross
Delbert Garloff
James Maynard
Herman McCur
Pontotoc County
J. B. Hill
Oklahoma
Hill
San Durham
Oklahoma A
M. College
Dan Arnold
St. W. E. Harvey
Jeader
Horseshoe Ranch
Fitzhugh
Second Suspect In Wool Theft Arraigned In Ada
Frank Grier and L. H. Laseman, the two men charged with burglary in the wool theft, pleaded not guilty at arraignment. They are accused of stealing seven bags of wool from Clarence West’s farm southeast of Ada. Bonds set at 2000 each, preliminary hearing Maych. Officers found wool in McKinney and near Rotf.
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Frank Grier
McKinney
Texas
John Boyce McKeel
L. H. Laseman
Clarence
Zeke" West
Ada
Rotf
Maych
Colorful Oregon Governor Loses
Portland, May 21. Governor Charles H. Martin IV, a towering figure in Oregon politics with a storied Army background, loses to Henry L. Hess in the Democratic primary. Hess leads by 3,890 votes as most small precincts report, Martin conceding victory to Hess in a dramatic Oregon political battle.
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Portland
Ore
Charles H. Martin
Oregon
Henry L. Hess
Hess
Martin
Northwest
Rauales
Roosevelt
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Terry Mallow
Tsoed
Love
West
Yenterdasr
Sparkabars
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Hielen
Polack
Spring Creek Park
Kinley
Ira M. Finley
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Pawhuska
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Okeene
Sayre
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Murray Agricultural College
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