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How does a person who dosn't exist, manage to have a nickname???? | |
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Ed, Interesting theory you got there. It may also explain Oswald's rather bizarre foot fetish. Once in custody, he was telling everyone about getting shoes for Babie Junie. Paine, Marina, his mom, his brother, and probably half the DPD. And the devilish Brewer was preventing him from satisfying his obsession. This plot is really starting to cook! | |
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The coincidence of Lowery the publicised FBI informant shoe store manager on Jefferson is almost too strong to ignore for me. | |
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How about Harvey as a nickname for a person that doesn't exist. But if the nickname catches on....... | |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qz_5KLrvBLk | |
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Greg March 13, 1967 Irving Daily News from Irving, Texas · Page 1 "The Irving men were Tracy *D (Bo) Click, 2201 W. Irving Blvd., and Ronald G. Smith, 1815 Morgan. The Dallasltes were William F. Hodges and Ben F. Slaughter."- http://www.newspapers.com/newspage/50783476/
Evelyn J. CLICK et al., Petitioners, v. THURON INDUSTRIES, INC., et al., Respondents. No. B-2504. Supreme Court of Texas. January 12, 1972. Appeal from the District Court No. 134, Dallas County, Long, J. Parnass, Browning, Riddles Clement, James G. Clement, Irving, Byrd, Davis, Eisenberg Clark, Tom Davis and Don L. Davis, Austin, for petitioners. Coke Coke, Kenneth L. King and Patrick E. Higginbotham, Dallas, for respondents. DENTON, Justice. This suit for damages for wrongful death was brought by the widow and three minor children of Tracy D. Click, who was alleged to have been killed in the crash of a private airplane piloted by an employee of respondents. The crash occurred near Jefferson City, Missouri on March 12, 1967. Suit was filed on June 19, 1968 in the District Court of Dallas County. Upon motion of both parties, the district court took judicial notice of applicable laws of the State of Missouri. The defendants below filed their motion for summary judgment on the ground the action for wrongful death was barred by the Missouri Statute of Limitations. This motion was sustained, and the court of civil appeals affirmed. Tex.Civ.App., 460 S.W.2d 506. We affirm the judgments of the courts below. See Click plane crash 3/12/67.
3/12/67 Curious press treatment of plane crash in bad weather at Jefferson City, MO, which killed four Dallas businessmen, including one Tracy D. Click, of Irving. AP carried only the original plane crash story. Dallas Morning News carried no story at all [although it carried other plane crashes, even one abroad, but did carry death notice in classified ad columns for one of the men, not Click. Dallas Morning News & AP
Dallas Times-Herald not checked, not available.
The name Tracy D. Click is interesting because District Attorney Henry Wade first said Darrell Click was the name of the taxi-driver who took Oswald toward his home on 11/22/63. Wade later said the driver's name was William Whaley, and that he had said "Oak Cliff" when reporters thought he said Darrell Click.
November 18, 1964 The Irving Daily News Texan from Irving, Texas · Page 2
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Click is survived by his wife, Jeanene and three children.
Transfer of the City Cab Company's taxi permit to the Irving Transportation Company has been authorized by the city commission. S. T. Coleman, 83-year-oId ... ~September 16, 1962 The Irving Daily News Texan from Irving, Texas · Page 1 October 19, 1964 The Irving Daily News Texan from Irving, Texas · Page 1
The Irving Daily News Texan from Irving, Texas · Page 11 www.newspapers.com/newspage/51467782/ They were looking for drivers in September '63. | |
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Man are you on a roll or what? I assume Jeunene was Evelyn J Click. But having just listened to it, I also hear "Oak Cliff" both times, but I'd concede there is some chance the first one is "Bo Click". | |
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I also hear Oak Cliff. Best not get me started on Mark Lane again. The more I think about how close he was to the James Markham situation and the lack of investigative work that went into it, even though Lane was initially shouting about it from the rooftops, the more I find the guy suspect. | |
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http://media.nara.gov/dc-metro/rg-272/605417-key-persons/miller_david/miller_david.pdf ; Page # 14 Meharg advised that his former wife’s brother in law, Robert N. Walker, resides in Irving, Texas, at 2314 Concord Drive. Search Results
The Irving Daily News Texan from Irving, Texas · Page 9 www.newspapers.com/newspage/56138646/ Irving Daily News from Irving, Texas · Page 8 www.newspapers.com/newspage/44056152/ Irving Daily News from Irving, Texas · Page 11 www.newspapers.com/newspage/51042590/
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The more I think about how close he was to the James Markham situation Might have some good news down the track on this situation... | |
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[ The bus transfer ticket is Exhibit 381-A. It's in Volume 16 p. 974. There is no exhibit 381. ] | |
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So Stuart L Reed was over on the sidewalk facing Lamar where it looks like that bus is pulled far right before the Lamar intersection thusly it is at or near the Bus Stop for Lamar and Elm where someone with a transfer or 23 cents could get on there. | |
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I think the bus is at the N Lamar junction. In the latter day picture you can see the Crowne Plaza hotel, that was built in 1966. In front of it is a old building with a sloping gable end which I believe is in both pictures.
The medium height one with the peeling whit wall. | |
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https://secure.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=115103490 Birth: May 26, 1909 Death: Jul. 28, 1988 Dallas County Texas, USA
Burial: Shearith Israel Cemetery Dallas Dallas County Texas, USA
October 3, 1963: LHO checks in at the YMCA. Later in the day, he files a claim at the employment office.
October 4, 1963: LHO applies for work at Padgett Printing Co. He makes a favorable impression, but is not hired because of poor references. Later, he telephones Marina and asks for a ride to Ruth Paine's home and is denied. He hitchhikes the 12 miles to Ruth's house. (Yates, Small)
October 7, 1963: Ruth drives LHO to the bus station, and he returns to Dallas to look for work. Later, LHO obtains a room at 621 Marsalis The CHAIRMAN - Thank you. Mr. JENNER - How long did he remain in your home on this visit? Mrs. PAINE - Until Monday morning, the 7th of October, almost noon, in fact, when I took him to an Intercity bus at the Irving bus station. Mr. JENNER - This is that bus terminal approximately 3 miles from your home? Mrs. PAINE - That same day I gave him a map to assist him in job hunting. Mr. JENNER - All right. I would like to get to that. I show you what is in evidence, I don't know whether it is received or not; it is a Commission Exhibit No. 128 Mr. JENNER - Do you know what the busfare is from Dallas to Irving? Mrs. PAINE - No; I don't.
October 12, 1963: LHO advised his landlady Bledsoe that he was leaving for the weekend, and she stated that she didn't want him to return. LHO went to Ruth's for the weekend. (Has BWF give him a rdie to Irving?)
October 14, 1963: Ruth drives LHO to Dallas, where he later registers as O.H. Lee at a new rooming house on North Beckley. Later, Ruth mentions to a group of neighbors that LHO is having trouble finding work. One of the ladies, Linnie Mae Randle, mentioned a possible opening at the Texas School Book Depository; and when LHO calls the Paine home that evening, Ruth informs him of the opening. (After Ruth called Truly)
October 15, 1963: LHO applies at the TSBD and is hired.
October 16, 1963: LHO begins work at the TSBD. (Goes by bus daily?)
October 18, 1963: LHO receives a ride from Buell Frazier to the Paine home, where a surprise birthday party is waiting for him.
October 20, 1963: Marina gives birth to Audrey Marina Rachel Oswald. (As Lee Farley has pointed out there is no mention by Gladys Johnson)
October 23, 1963: LHO attends a right-wing rally where General Walker is a speaker. (How by Bus?)
October 25, 1963: Michael Paine and LHO attend a meeting of the ACLU. (Michael drives him? Where does he drop him after?)
October 29, 1963: FBI agent James Hosty makes inquiries in the Paine's neighborhood regarding LHO. (Mrs. Roberts) So we have a Hitchhiking LHO and some interesting transportation issues. Mr. JENNER - Now the same question with respect to clothing for himself, for Marina, and for June and Rachel. You have told us about the one instance in which he gave Marina some money to buy shoes for June, which was---- Mrs. PAINE - No, the shoes were for Marina. Mr. JENNER - Were for Marina, and this had occurred during the week of the assassination? Mrs. PAINE - Our plan was to go out on Friday afternoon, the 22d of November, to buy these shoes. Just when he gave her the money, I am not certain. And these, of course, were not bought. I can think of nothing that was bought. Yes, one thing. When she was with me in the spring, late April to the 9th of May, she had some money from Lee for her own expenses, and she used a portion of this, I would think a rather large portion, buying a pair of maternity shorts, or they may have been Bermuda shorts, longer than that, slacks, even, possibly, but I know they cost nearly $5, and this was quite a large expenditure and quite a thrill. These were bought in Irving.
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Ed wrote: "October 18, 1963: LHO receives a ride from Buell Frazier to the Paine home, where a surprise birthday party is waiting for him." This is one detail where Ruth Paine nearly fucked herself up royally. It is not clear whether he came home this weekend for a "birthday party" because this weekend was the weekend that Marina went into labor.
Mr. JENNER - Do you know how he returned to Dallas that following morning, that is the 22d? Mrs. PAINE - Probably went with Wesley also. Mr. JENNER - And he came out the following weekend, did he? Mrs. PAINE - Yes. That was his birthday. Mr. JENNER - The 18th of October is his birthday. Did you have a party for him? Mrs. PAINE - We had a cake; yes, sir. Mr. JENNER - Was that weekend uneventful? Mrs. PAINE - Well, Marina was already home. Mr. JENNER - The baby was now home. She came home very quickly? Mrs. PAINE - Very quickly, a day and a half. She was home on Tuesday, the 16th, is that right-- skipped a day, the 22d. So that his party was the week before, too. I was wrong then. Bullshitter. | |
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Ed said: And this i find MOST curious Mr. JENNER - Now the same question with respect to clothing for himself, for Marina, and for June and Rachel. You have told us about the one instance in which he gave Marina some money to buy shoes for June, which was---- Mrs. PAINE - No, the shoes were for Marina. Mr. JENNER - Were for Marina, and this had occurred during the week of the assassination? Mrs. PAINE - Our plan was to go out on Friday afternoon, the 22d of November, to buy these shoes. Just when he gave her the money, I am not certain. And these, of course, were not bought. I can think of nothing that was bought. Yes, one thing. When she was with me in the spring, late April to the 9th of May, she had some money from Lee for her own expenses, and she used a portion of this, I would think a rather large portion, buying a pair of maternity shorts, or they may have been Bermuda shorts, longer than that, slacks, even, possibly, but I know they cost nearly $5, and this was quite a large expenditure and quite a thrill. These were bought in Irving.
Brewer wasn't the only shoe salesman of interest on Jefferson Boulevard. There was a much more interesting one a couple of blocks west. | |
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http://americanradiohistory.com/Archive-BC/BC-1964/1964-09-28-BC.pdf Daryl Click or Darrell Click was simply an mis-heard word, or two, Oak Cliff being transcribed as Daryl Click.
Mr. BALL. Do you know a taxi driver named Darrell Click?
Mr. WHALEY. I may know his face, sir, but not his name.
Mr. BALL. You don't know his name?
Mr. WHALEY. We go mostly by numbers.
Does Ball ask what number Whaley thinks Darrell Click used???? Not a chance!!
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http://jfkassassination.net/russ/testimony/odell_j.htm COUNTY OF DALLAS SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SUPPLEMENTARY INVESTIGATION REPORT
Information (from; J.G. Odell/Res. 709 N Madison ST. WH 8 8538)
11-23-63
I talked to the above subject by phone and he stated that he thinks that the subject who is in custody on the murder of the president rode the same bus with him to Oak Cliff about 10 minutes after the parade was over. He saw the picture on T.V. of Lee Oswald. He rode the Bishop bus which he caught near H.L. Greens. He said the man got on somewhere near Poydras St. and said " The president has been shot and the governor has been killed". He then sat down and didn't say anything else. He said the subject was wearing a dark felt hat and a dark coat. He said the subject got off before the bus got to Bishop St. but he doesn't know exactly where. I told the complainant that we would call him if we needed him any further.
Elkins
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Bishop bus #4 crosses Neely in the 400 block | |
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Wow!
If he did see LHO it may explain a transfer. Or it may explaine the inflated story McWatters later told as compared with his affidavit.You must login to post.