Oklahoma Pride and Public Policy Reflections
Oklahoma is urged to shed external myths and show its true progress since 1889. The piece defends honest governance, condemns political pull for paroles, notes the clemency board crackdown, and calls for a measured constitutional view while highlighting state growth, education, and resources. It also touches on the Dionne quintuplets aid story and presses for clarity in public decisions.
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Oklahoma
American Union
Jimmy Walkers
Huey Longs
Big Bill Thompsons
Clemency Board
Texas Panhandle letter on crops and snakes the farmer cannot kill
J R Roddy, an elder in Pontotoc county now seeking luck in Texas Panhandle, reports a decent planting season with fewer winds, crops coming up, and tractors common. He notes various snakes and their diets, urging farmers not to kill useful species while controlling harmful ones.
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Texas
J. R. Roddy
Pontotoc County
Texas Panhandle
Mian OKays Most Of Snakes In State
In Stillwater on June 3, H Whitaker of the Federal Soil Conservation Service defends snakes against public fear. He notes many are beneficial and that harmful beliefs prompt unnecessary killings. He cites Bible references and urges protection of nonpoisonous species while acknowledging rattlers and moccasins as poisonous.
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Hell
Peter
Stillwater
H. Whitaker
Federal Soil Conservation Service
Whitaker
Oklahoma
Marland May Attend Governors Conference
Oklahoma residence governor Marland may attend the annual governors conference in Biloxi Mississippi from June 13 to 15. He suggested state action to continue NRA codes could be a major conference issue and noted his early support for state compacts to stabilize wages and working conditions.
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Oklahoma City
Marland
Biloxi
Miss
State Board raises valuations for utility firms
Oklahoma City June 5 the state board of equalization approved higher valuations for utilities per the Oklahoma tax commission. Public Service Company of Oklahoma climbs from 9 746 822 to 10 721 280 while Oklahoma Power and Water grows from 1 871 798 to 2 400 000.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Equalization Today
Public Service Company of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Oklahoma Power and Water Company
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