Demagogues and Government Roles Echo Across Time
A Chickasha Star reflections piece argues Americans must support the government, not seek endless bounties. It warns demagogues use welfare to win votes and cites Rome’s fall, political reforms, and the danger of welfare expansion amid global shifts led by Hitler and Mussolini. It also notes U.S. election confusion, tax enforcement in Texas, a Venice meeting of dictators, and a report on soil erosion costs and federal conservation funding.
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Rome
United States
Mussolini
Hitler
Italy
Germany
Venice
Europe
Austria
Oklahoma
Texas
Department of Interior
Public Works Fund
Communism Failures in U S Cited After Civil War Vets Parade
An observed scene in Cleveland shows a lone Civil War veteran booed by a small group of Communists during a Memorial Day parade. The author uses the incident to argue Americans resist Communist influence and emphasize the American spirit. The piece also reflects on Congress adjournment and Roosevelt era tariff policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Dicker
Setting Up a New Kingdom and Public Opinion in 1930s Oklahoma
The piece reflects on Matthew as a reforming follower of Jesus and the spread of the gospel, followed by a survey of 1930s politics including Roosevelt’s popularity, state ballot numbers, and banker opinions. It notes the Red River toll bridge dispute and Ada Oklahoma’s population growth prospects through 1940.
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Matthew
Jesus
New Kingdom
Peter
Jerusalem
Gethsemane
Texas
Oklahoma
Red River Toll Bridge
United States Circuit Court
Murray
Ada
Okmulgee
Ponca City
Kitchen Focuses On Farm Home Renovations And 4 H Work
The article highlights yardage for Oklahoma farm kitchens with practical improvements, sinks from discarded tanks, and improved floors, plus a survey of farm women’s clubs. It recounts 4 H meetings at Egypt and Happyland schools and notes county candidates and civic notices.
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Jessie Morgan
Pontotoc County
Mrs. Morgan
Oklahoma
Farm Women’s Home Demonstration Club
Home Demonstration Club
Norma Brumbaugh
Maxwell
Egypt
Happyland
Club
Rayford Corvin
Ada
Mamie Cantrell
Ada Route No
Byrds Mill
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The
News Publishing and Printing Co
Annem Ner
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc
ADA Evening News
ADA Weekly
Enen
ADA Weekly News
Okla
United States Senate
Senate
Santa Claus
America
Supreme Court
Vermont
Velma Evelyn Schussler
Evelyn
Egypt Club
Lois
Virginia Welson
Havy
John Boyce McKeeug
Truman Harrison
W. W. Stanfield
Turner M,. King
Lee Nabors
Clyde Kaiser
Della Bedford
County
Treas
Uer
Tommy Kf.ford
T. J. Chambless
Bill Bevers
T. G
Girlie
Fowler
Ray Stegall
Norman C. Mitchell
W. M
Bill Pegg
Chess
Roberts
A. A. Caldwell
W. Hardy Mundy
D. (Duff) Hunt
Crawford
Martin
Charles N. Johnson
Hiram Jones
George R. Collins
Ben Murphy
D. B
Babe) Davis
J. E. Hall
Ben Allison
Glen Boring
Allen Township
Bert Curlee
Robert Burns
Sen
Allen G. Nichols
Tom D. McKeown
Pontotoc Co
Claude V. Thompson
J. F. McKeel
Tal Crawford
W. H. Ebery
A. T. Watson
H. B. Williams
Aubrey M. Kerr
Paul Stewart
Jess L. Pullen
W.W. C. Robbins
Homer
Oklahoma City Fair
Hazel- Atlas
Ball Brothers
Kerryar
Ae Ey
Bue
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