Editorial on New Buddha and U.S. political plans
A China dispatch reports the search for the reincarnated Dalai Lama has ended after two years with the reincarnated child raised in Lhasa by lamas. The piece then criticizes New Deal proposals, notes farm and housing plans, and questions Thomas E. Smith and the Washington Liberty League response. It also critiques rural teacher mobility and dismisses promises of government aid as political rhetoric.
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China
Dalai Lama
Tibet
Buddha
Lhasa
Hoover
Townsend
Marland
Tugwell
Henryetta
Free-Lance
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Panhandle
Gethsemane Lesson Teaches Courage and Perseverance
The article reflects on Jesus praying in the garden of Gethsemane before his arrest, detailing Peter and the disciples failing to stand firm. It contrasts human weakness with Jesus’s submission to God’s will, and notes the disciples’ later growth from their initial betrayal and sleep. It closes with a critique of sensational Florida and California tourism ads.
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Jesus
Gethsemane
Jerusalem
Judas
Peter
James
John
Pilate
Congress
Florida Ship Canal
Dairying Shaped Oklahoma Economy and Political Hopes
The Oklahoma dairy sector drives farm income with fourteen percent of earnings from dairy. yearly milk and cream sales approach twenty million dollars, with cream forming the major cash income. The piece also notes political temptations, reform movements, and future leadership coming from everyday workers rather than elites.
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Oklahoma
the Earth
Santa Fe Railroad
Police Court Revenues Top $567 In May For Ada City
Mayor Bill Crawford reports Ada city police court collected 567.47 in fines from May 4 to May 31 including 153 from traffic violators. A total of 220 arrests were recorded for drunkenness fighting whisky possession and related offenses. Chief Roy Keller warned fines may rise with warrants and jail actions.
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Bill Crawford
Criminal Court of Appeals
Ada
Roy Keller
Keller
Oklahoma moves to seek death for prison escape killers
McAlester Oklahoma June 3 UP The Lindbergh Urschel born anti kidnapping law was invoked for the first time against convicts who shot their way from an Oklahoma prison May 13 killing a brickyard foreman and abducting three guards The state will demand the death penalty said Owen Watts assistant attorney general
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McAlester
C. D. Powell
Claude Beavers
Oklahoma
Jesse Cunningham
Bill Anderson
Claude Fugate
Archie Herring
Julius Bohannon
Bohannon
Mc Curtain
Howard Dunn
Melvin Gatlin
Roy Givens
Ralph Kilrain
Wiley Landers
A. C. McArthur
A. B. O'Neal
Woodrow Sheffield
Claud Pugh
Jerry Stringfellow
W. W. Gossett
Tuck Cope
Victor Conn
William J. Counts
Gossett
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Watts
E. W. Marland
Owen Watts
Board of Affairs
Firemen Close Annual Convention in Enid
The Oklahoma State Firemen’s Association wrapped up its annual meeting in Enid selecting Oklahoma City as the 1937 convention site and electing Norris Spradling of Tulsa as president.
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Enid
Oklahoma City
Norris Spradling
Tulsa
Oklahoma State Fireman's Association
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