Youth Progress Divides Sue Mary and Joe in Rally Fallout
Sue Mary clashes with her boyfriend Joe over politics at a factory picnic. She defends workers’ rights and government programs while Joe distrusts the pro union crowd. As she contemplates a rally with Nick, she weighs personal loyalty against social activism and finds a uneasy balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Mary
M. Ross Clark
Mitzi
Nick
Ben
Joe
Youth Progress Office
Vera
Natalie
Miller's Super-Market
Youth Progress
Reda
Sue Mary Faces a Political Rally and a Personal Dilemma
Sue Mary navigates a tense rally with Nick and Joe while reconciling her loyalty to Youth Progress with her growing doubts. After a chaotic meeting, Nick pulls her into a private moment and urges future help for Vera, testing Sue Mary’s resolve and her bond with Nick.
Four-H Clubbers Travel to National Dairy Show in Harrisburg
A caravan of three cars carries 11 Four-H club members and leaders from Stillwater to Harrisburg Pennsylvania for the National Dairy Show October 1 19. The Oklahoma delegation will judge in national contests on October 12 with teams from Muskogee and Washington and Creek counties presenting demonstrations on ice cream making yellow cream cheese production and ox warble control.
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Stillwater
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Lege Extension Service
Dairyman
W. B. Hanly
Mildred Baker
Melva Lee Pool
Washington County
Clifton Ritchey
Felton Cain
Jefferson County
Helen Juedeman
Janet Spears
Creek County
Paul G. Adams
Roy Richerson
Leta Moore
Jean Shearer
Jeffie Thompson
Plow Points Tour Highlights 4-H Club Picnic
The Dandy Worker 4-H Club hosted a tour and picnic with about 22 youths and coaches visiting 14 homes. They inspected gardens wheat fields flower beds chickens cows turkeys peanuts melons and club boxes while observing home making projects. Dr Seaman A Knapp promoted demonstrations in 1904 and tours have grown since then with many extension agents now organizing and recommending them for broader outreach.
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Dandy Worker 4-H
Elizabeth Crane
Seaman A. Knapp
Walter Porter
Smith County
Texas
Moore Plugs Back Plans Sand Test In North Wells
Moore No. 1 in the NW SE NW of 6-4-7 was drilled to 1,200 feet then plugged back to 1,040 feet and set pipe to test a sand at that depth. Criswell No. 1 Harwell in 33-5-4 was at 2,290 feet in the basal Sylvan. Mohican No. 1 Norvell in 34-5-4 is drilling below 2,550 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Z. Moore
U S Citizens in England Poll to Gauge Return Home
United States embassy in England begins a poll of Americans to learn how many wish to return to the United States if a rescue ship is sent. Officials estimate about 1,000 Americans seek to go home amid renewed transport demand.
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U. 8S
London
United States
England
Washington
Joseph P. Kennedy
Ada Napier Hornets Fall 44 0 to Holdenville Tigers
Ada Napier, in their first football season, lost 44 0 to Holdenville. Coach Tyree McKinney fields 15 players training daily. Warren Black anchors the line and O C Brenon leads the backfield. Remaining games include Boley Wewoka and Antlers.
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Ada Napier Hornets
Holdenville Tigers
Holdenville
Ada
Ada Napier School
Tyree McKinney
McKinney
Boley Colored
Warren Black
O. C. Brenon
Allen
Shawnee
Adlam Napier
Boley
Wewoka
Antlers
Destroyers Lead Hawaii Fleet Out Of San Diego
Four destroyers set sail from San Diego as the vanguard of the Hawaii bound detachment. More than a dozen other warships in port prepared to follow. At San Pedro five battleships two cruisers and one aircraft carrier awaited orders from Admiral J O Richardson to join the Hawaii bound column.
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Hawaii
San Diego
Calif
San Pedro
J. O. Richardson
Group of Insurrectors Surrenders in Chihuahua
In Chihuahua Mexico on October 13 to 14 a group of 227 followers of Lieut. Col. Cruz Villalba surrendered to General Antonio Guerrero. The force, tied to the Maizanista bid for governor, ended a minor northern uprising. They were granted safe conduct and surrendered 10 antiquated guns.
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Mexico
Chihuahua
Mex
Cruz Villalba
Antonio Guerrero
Stonewall Triumphs In Thriller Over St Louis 15 to 12
Stonewall Longhorns edge St Louis 15 12 in a tight game sparked by W T Hall and Ernest Kennedy. Kennedy passes to Morris for a first half touchdown, a blocked punt returns for a St Louis score, a fourth down dropkick for three points, and late ball control as Stonewall clinches the win.
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Stonewall
Stonewall Longhorns
St. Louis
W. T. Hall
Ernest Kennedy
Kennedy
Morris
Golightly
Episcopal Church Joins Federal Council in America
The Protestant Episcopal church gained full membership in the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America after 20 years of debate. The house of bishops approved 60 to 36, following a similar vote by the house of deputies during the triennial convention in Kansas City.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Council
Kansas City
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
FSA Chiefs Confer in Dallas on Farm Lending Problems
FSA chiefs for the Texas Oklahoma region concluded a three day conference in Dallas discussing rehabilitation and land purchase loans under the federal farm security program. Men and women district supervisors attended the sessions reviewing progress and challenges.
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FSA
Dallas
Farm Security Administration
Texas-Oklahoma
If Elected He Will Probe Vacancy For Supreme Court Post
Oklahoma City October 12 District Judge Ben Arnold democratic nominee for the state supreme court seat to which Sam Neff was named says if elected November 5 he will examine if the office is vacant and may qualify at once. Neff fills the third district judgeship after Harris Danner resigned to private practice. Arnold cites statutes on vacancies before elections and quick qualification if needed. Neff, formerly legal assistant to Danner, says he feels secure.
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Oklahoma City
Ben Arnold
State Supreme Court
Sam Neff
Neff
Harris L. Danner
Arnold
Danner
Phillips
Fort Reno May Be Further Enlarged
Fort Reno, the nation’s largest remount station, may become the main concentration point for U S army horses and mules under a military expansion. Senator Elmer Thomas informed El Reno leaders that more than 12 000 of the 27 000 animals will be gathered and distributed from the Oklahoma post. He said the remount service demanded Fort Reno remain the main depot for the army. After collection and inspection, horses and mules will be sent to the post for training.
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EL Reno
Fort Reno
U. S. Army
U. S
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma Post
Thomas
Army
Oklahoma game department funds self supporting says state warden
State Game Warden K D Turner told a Waurika civic club that the game and fish department now pays its own way with no legislative appropriations and a $175,000 surplus from hunting and fishing license fees. He noted cash is used to build hatcheries including a Durant hatchery described as the largest in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claims Game Department
Waurika
Game and Fish Department
K. D. Turner
Turner
Durant
Fort Smith Pilot Delivers Bombers to Britain Over Atlantic
Penn Wilson a former Ada Air School instructor sails the Atlantic delivering American bombers to Britain. At 25 he left Ottawa September 25, flew from New York to Ottawa, and visited Fort Smith on his way. A Fort Smith High School and University of Arkansas alum, Wilson trained under Floyd Muncie and earned ferry pilot status with 2000 hours required. He signed up for one year with pay reported between 600 and 800 dollars monthly.
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Penn Wilson
Ada Air School
New
Atlantic
East Central
Atlantic Ocean
British Isles
Fort Smith
Ottawa
Canada
Wilson
Ada
Fort Smith Times-Record
Fort
Arkansas River
Garrison Avenue
Penn
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
East Central Teachers College
Okla
Ed Vincell
Ation
Dallas
New York
University of Arkansas
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Spartan Flying School
Tulsa
Floyd Muncie
Ray Stegall
Pontotoc
Latta
Vaness
Brig
Fitzhugh
Lula
Minish
An Allen
McCall’ Chapel
Oo Francis
Rehee
Maxwell
Ss Gale V
Parish
Ity Center
Oakman
Denny
Conway Ag
Jesse
Union Hill
Pleasant Hill
Sunshine
Horseshoe
Owl Creek
Bates Enjoys Dallas Fair and Expands Angus Herd
Ada breeder Charles T. Bates visited the Dallas fair with no animals entered yet smiling at the event. He now owns Envious Blackcap B, the 1939 international grand champion Aberdeen Angus, purchased from John Brown of Rose Hill Iowa to lead his herd. Envious offspring swept 18 classes at Dallas with 17 first places and both junior and senior grand champions in Angus.
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Charles T. Bates
Ada
Dallas Fair
Envious Blackcap' B
Bates
Envious
Dallas
John Brown
Rose Hill
Iowa
Chicago Gambling Czar and aides convicted in tax case
William R. Johnson known as the Chicago gambling czar and five aides were convicted by a federal jury of conspiracy to violate income tax laws. Johnson faced up to 22 years in prison and a 50 000 dollar fine for failing to pay about 1 688 864 in taxes on 3 377 615 in income from 1936 to 1939.
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William R
Big Bill
Johnson
Aleged “Czar
Chicago
Tall
Suave
Dapper
Custer County Eyes Cotton Acreage Cuts for 1941
Clinton Oklahoma October 12 UP Custer County fears a sharp reduction in AAA cotton acreage allotments for 1941 after planting only about half of the 40 000 acre allotment in 1940 A ginner notes that over 20 000 acres were planted and warns unplanted land may be diverted to other counties or states unless better response occurs in 1941 Cotton council contests have boosted interest but expect only small production gains and the effort aims to raise cotton’s county role without challenging wheat as the major crop.
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Clinton
Okla
Custer County
Oklahoma
Cotton Council
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Chapter
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Marguerite Gahagan
Copyright
Wall Street
Fred King
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Moscow
Babs
Kitty
Miss Grant
Mark Sproul
Isabella
Charles Lipps
Okeene
Doyle Keirn
Buford Rogers
Homstead
Muskogee
John W. Boehr
M. Col
Virginia
Ginger” Burgess
Bellevue Hospital
Ginger
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Moore
Napier
Diller
Ada News
Texas Fair
Jack Sommers
James A. Hartigan
John M. Flanagan
William P. Kelly
Stuart Brown
Edward Wait
Andrew J. Creighton
Reginald Mackay
John P. Barnes
Federal Reserve Bank
Central “Bank
Arthur Cutten
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