Liberal Democrats Eye Roosevelt Nomination in Oklahoma
Oil paintings valued at 3000 dollars were slashed with a blade in a hotel corridor during a state convention of the Oklahoma League of Democrats. McNutt arrived to urge a Liberal to stay in the race and to support the Democratic nomination. Roosevelt was said to be attainable “for the asking.”
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Uni
Farley
McNutt
Democratic Party
Oma City
Oklahoma League of Democrate
Fragmentary note on attempted contact and payment request
The readable text shows a man describing an encounter and asking to write and set a price for a service. He mentions bringing someone and sending information, with phrases about truth and payment, but the message is garbled and lacks clear context or identifiable names or places.
Bond Set For Sherman Youth In Federal Flight Charge
Leon Hensley, 25, of Sherman, is charged with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. A $5,000 bond was set before U.S. commissioner Mrs Luther H. Gray. Hensley pled not guilty and was jailed. Extradition to Oklahoma over a traffic death was blocked by a habeas corpus action. Defense contends he was transported by ambulance and did not intend to evade prosecution.
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Sherman
Texas
Leon Hensley
Luther H. Gray
United States
Hensley
HT Atterberry
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Grayson County
Hensley ix
Oklahomaa
Malcolm Ray May
Durant
Okla
Oklahoma
Fifteenth District Court
Gray
Denison
Bonham Lions hear on cheese plant history and wartime ties
Theo Zenthoefer, manager, recaps Bonham Cheese Corporation plant origins, opening December 10, 1934, and 1939 funds of 250000 dollars with over 95 percent staying in Bonham and Fannin County. He notes 1000 peak customers, dairy challenges, and plans amid wartime tension.
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Briet Tistore Ki Cheese Corporation
Bonham
Bonham Lions Club
Theo Zenthoeler
Zenthoefer
Fannin County
Sam Rayburn May Be Keynoter for Demo Convention
The debate over the keynote speaker at the national Democratic convention centers on figures such as Sam Rayburn of Texas and William Bankhead. Analysts note party split dynamics may influence choice, with possible selections including Rayburn, Bankhead, or Barkley, and Chicago as preferred convention site reflecting past nominations.
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Sam Rayburn
Lican
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Martin
William B. Bankhead
Bonham Youth Promoted to Corporal in Air Corps
Alfred Carpenter of Bonham, son of Mrs A A Carpenter of North Cedar Street, has been promoted to corporal and now serves as a non commissioned officer in the United States Air Corps. Stationed at Kelly Field, San Antonio, he entered training in October 1938 after graduating Bonham High School in 1936 and studying business courses in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Alfred Carpenter
Mra
North Cedar Street
Corpoval
United States Air Corps
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Alfred
Bonham High School
Birmingham
American Flier Freed From Spanish Civil War Prison
Harold Dah and seven other Americans were released today from a prison camp in Madrid. They were the last U S citizens freed after they fought for the loyalists. Atlantic County eyes road gang work as WPA funds shrink.
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Madrid
Harold Dah
Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantic County
Allies vow action if neutrals fail in war effort
A February district court jury panel for Wie bt district convenes February 28 for civil case against Mary ve Hagyxove. The panel lists jurors from Bonham Leonard Honey Grove Windom Ladonia and nearby towns. A separate Paris dispatch reports Allied powers warn they will take necessary steps if neutrals refuse to uphold wartime policies, signaling readiness to isolate Norway to force compliance with shipping and neutrality demands.
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Wie
Bt District Court
Thief Steals 50 Cents From Service Station
In El Paso a lone thief broke into a service station run by R. J. Singleton and fled with 50 cents in Indian head pennies and Jefferson nickels, according to police reports.
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el Paso
R. J. Singleton
Sunshine Brines Renewal Patrol Activity In West
West area reports speak of renewed patrol activity and artillery duels along the Saar river and Riv. region. Military officials note ongoing clashes as forces exchange fire near border zones.
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Sunshine Brines
West
Uerrey Purwe
Paris
Pfreneth
Tovlay Patroh
Saar
Permer Laine Mayor. Banker Succumbs Today
PORT WORTH feb 22 Charles Brown 7 percent former mayor and banker at Luling died today from a heart ailment. He is brother of Mrs H A Boaz wife of the retired Methodist bishop of Dallas Ottawa Major Gen A G L McNaughton was granted an allowance of 100 a month for entertainment purposes. The allowance is retroactive to Dec 16.
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Port Worth
Charles Brown
Luling
H. A. Boaz
Dallas
Ottawa
A. G. L. McNaughton
Bitter Senate attack on seizure of mass mail
Senator Harry S Truman says British actions against American mail on a Pan American Airways Clipper at Bermuda January 13 amount to a "hell of a tide" and demand drastic action to force Britain to behave. British marines seized 2600 pounds of mail in Bermuda, separate from the Mass seizure, per reports.
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Univen Press
Washington
Herry‘Truman
Dem. Mo
New York
Pan American Airways
Bermuda
Denison Dam operations boosted by fair weather
Fair weather spurs rapid excavation and preparation at the Denison dam site in Texas. Contractors Condon-Kerns, R. G Aldridge, and C P Lytle advance outlet works, with new equipment arriving from Newkirk and Wilkes Barre. The Lytle firm reports moving preparations for the outlet construction and a planned hotel relocation timing.
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Denison
Tex
Condon-Kerns
R. G Aldridge
C P. Lytle
Fremits Hotel Denno
Dame Site
Lytie
Oon Miraeth
Newkurk N M
Newkirk
Accar
Wilkes Barre
Remy
Deniinan
Uae
District Judge Por 36 Years Dies In Houston
Houston obituary reports the death of long serving district judge Por aged 36 years. The figure was a former district judge for 36 years, grandson of a notable political figure, and linked to the late president of Texas. Forms details are mixed and unclear in the OCR.
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Por
Houston
Uncren Peess
Cqluuine Ache
Junipr Ber
9Ras
Fanton Jones
The
Peomblic of
Tesas
I Tfloenza
Last Units of Rumania’s Army Called to Colors
Bucharest February 22 reports the final waves of Romania s reserves mobilized for the front. Additional war supplies were dispatched to frontiers, mainly the border with Hungary, as the last units join the colors.
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Rumanias
Bucharest
Fey
Walte
Rumania
Hungary
Pittsburgh brothers store 99000 moths and butterflies at home
Ralph Chermock and his brother Frank preserved a private, nearly 100000 insect collection in their bedroom. All specimens are dead and the private trove likely surpasses any public display in the United States, outnumbering Carnegie Museum exhibits.
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Pittsburgh
Ralph Chermock
Frank
United States
Carnegie Museum
Eight Injured In Auto Crash At Gainesvite
An auto crash near Gainesville left eight people injured, two seriously. The collision involved several youths from a local program, with occupants treated for various injuries. Hospital care was provided and authorities investigated the scene for details.
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Gainesville
Gaitesvike
Detmay
Kaibryis Pann
Neetenloay
A. Caret
Hueiliond
Peter Whaes
Gahnocy
Hdaplivke
Keetwe Murpoy
Mychenwinds
Ackley
Brodhead
Two Nazi Planes Downed by British Armed Trawlers
United Press reports Britain’s new anti raid defense system using Royal Air Force craft and armed fishing trawlers along the Eastern coast. A trawler fired on two German bombing planes which scattered and left the scene, while Swedish and Finnish fronts reference ongoing war tensions and Swedish neutrality amid Red Army incursions.
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Royal Air Force
Norfolk
Farmers Pack Questionnaires as Census Enumerators Begin Work
The city hosts a session with officials including Mayor Joe Th Mrdlieka and W Clary as waterworks and sewer plant engineers discuss the annual farm and urban needs. Mrs Ginadys Watson of Port Worth, the state’s only female Waterworks operator, attends to discuss customer goodwill and licensing in a broader effort to map land use and crops for 1999.
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Ginadys Watson
Port Worth
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