Ranger Captain Testimony Swaying Over Parr Threat Case
Houston hearings entered a second day as Ranger Captain Alfred Allee and George B. Parr faced testimony on Parr protected by federal judges. Witnesses recounted Parr threats and a 18 January courthouse scuffle in Alice Texas with Allee and Ranger Joe Bridge implicated.
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Houston
Alfred Allee
South Texas
George B. Parr
Parr
Alice
Duval County
Duval
Art
Pirecdo Borg
Jim Wells
Alree
Jim Weiss
Tex
Archer Parr
Allee
Bridge
79Th District
Raeburn Norris
First Rehearsal Set For Sixth Hour Cantata at Centenary
The annual Good Friday cantata The Sixth Hour will be rehearsed at 8:45 p.m. Wednesday at Centenary Methodist Church. Lawton church choirs may join by calling the church office. Directed by William Fletcher with Mrs A Roberts Jr coordinating arrangements.
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Centenary Methodist Church
Lawton
William Fletcher
A. Roberts Jr
Centenary
Outside World Shown Through a Laughing Play
SAUL PETT notes the Broadway audience roars at Oh, Men! Oh, Women! as a wife seeks independence through psychoanalysis. The piece contrasts marital boredom with the outside world, revealing how many men and women feel unfulfilled amid routines, office grind, and social pressures.
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Saul Pett
Hal Boyle
New York U
T. J
Holdenville Room Takes New Spurt
Holdenville Okla Feb 23 A new spurt in oil drilling near Holdenville follows the Monson and Semrad No 1 Majors well flowing 200 barrels in about two hours through a two inch choke. Operators estimate 2000 barrels daily if left open. No 1 Majors sits SE NE NE 17-N-SE within Holdenville city limits as 45 wells have been drilled east of town since October with one dry hole.
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Holdenville
Okla
San Aeuiot Ae
Monson and Semrad No. 1
No. 1 Majors
17-N-Se
Section 17
Ross Cummings
Bettsy Foster
Wille City
Lions Hear Auto Insurance Talk
Lions club meeting in Lawton featured Raymond Prince Jr of the Oklahoma City Insurance Information office. He compared basic auto insurance rates: $30 in 1939 versus $26.50 today despite higher claim costs, and urged cautious driving and support for law enforcement to keep rates down.
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Raymond Prince Jr
Oklahoma City
Lawton Lions Club
Oklahoma City Insurance Information Office
Prince
Zwaan
Rro
Zene L. Bowman
Russ Mitchell
Mite Construction Company
Serna Ace
Simpson
Harry’ Poston
Lions Club
John Nocita
Bob Dawes
Area Indian Home Extension Meeting in Anadarko
The Federation of Indian Home Extension clubs will host an installation of officers and leadership training on home improvement. The March session runs 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Riverside Indian School with arrivals by 10:00 a.m. for the service. Celia Daugomah is installation chair.
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Federation of Indian Home Extension Clubs
Riverside Indian School
Celia Daugomah
Federation
Myrtle Holder
Presi Ici
Ee the
Beale Weller
Grace Howahway
Gina Ware
Lonnie Surrett
Kiss Hate Sormals
Ecpa
Hoover Says No Low Mood Amid Economic Struggles
President Hoover addresses persistent economic strain and warns against letting mood drop despite high taxes. He asserts resilience as the nation endures the Great Depression era pressures and pledges to ride out the current crisis.
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Mental Patients Caught In Shawnee
Two or others with cape Harold Bogart 3 and J Moody 24 remain at large after officers spotted them from a description in Shawnee as authorities pursue the suspects in a case involving two mental health patients.
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Shawnee
Cape
Harold Bogart
J. Moody
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