The Way You Look at It in Farm Policy Debate
A congressional committee in Washington wrestled with farmer conditions. Some argued farmers are financially ruined while others said many live in substandard homes. The speakers agreed the farm system spans rich mansions to hovels, with most between extremes. Building costs and debt shape prospects for renovations and roads as prices rise. The piece notes ten year horizons in farming and the misalignment between perceived groups.
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Congressional Committee
Washington
Old States
Sebt
Nerson
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Retes
Commission
Preventing Youth Crime Through Early Psychology Insight
A reader essay from Amarillo discusses two boys who robbed a store in Oklahoma, one killed and one wounded, and argues for early psychological screening to identify youths at risk. The piece notes family history and social factors and urges proactive intervention to steer youths away from crime before paths harden.
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Amarillo
Texas
Okmutigee
Mar
Ermtadl
Surprising Ease in Government Requests Amid Food Surplus
A satirical critique notes citizens face mild sacrifices to aid Western Europe via surplus food, while officials press for price-support measures. It highlights conflicting aims of government and voters, and mentions local concerns about wolves causing livestock damage.
What about Eisenhower for president in Oklahoma
Oklahoma readers weigh Ike’s party stance as debate grows about his run. The letter argues Ike should reveal his political allegiance after a possible move to Columbia University and before Oklahoma voters decide if he can carry the state. It questions whether Republicans or Democrats will rally to him depending on his declared affiliations and policy clarity.
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General Eisenhower
Momitee
Coatste
Fiserhewer
Truman
Eisenhower
Okishome
Ike
Columbia University
Ricenhower
Oklahoma
Tee
Wey
Makr
Chile
Dem
Redi Ge
Christian Democrats
Aimee Oes
Adiness
Musschai
Wuld
All Friends Now Cleo O Doggett Addresses Cherokee Tensions
In his Cherokee Messenger, Cleo O Doggett notes lingering suspicion of Cherokee among Alfalfa county residents. He cites wartime ground use, rivalries fading over years, and lessons about intercity growth. He also discusses Oklahoma rail rates rising about percent and inflation risks.
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Cleo O. Doggett
Alfalfa County
Doggett
Feelirg
Oklahoma
Coalgate
Tishominge
Aten
Sulonur
Tony
Amy Swiniciona
Amalfa
Mystery Flaming Object Explodes Near Mexican Border
A flaming object crossing the Texas Mexico border exploded near the Zarma layuca mountains in Mexico with a loud blast and smoke. Eyewitnesses in Fabens and El Paso reported a blue flame and two explosions, with officials noting no confirmed rocket activity nearby. Local Mexicans and U.S. editors described the incident as a mystery with no clear debris or trail.
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EL Paso
Tex
Texas-Mexico
Zarmalayuca
Mexico
Juarez
Pudi
White Seeds
N. MI
Proving Grounds
Fabens
Texas
Elanso-Fabens
Sebas
Aranda
Mexicaty Army
United States
Caseta
Yevien
Colonia Reforma
Avandta
Jim Ballerin
EL Pasg Times
Halloran
Stephen Agus
Steles Consid
East Central to consider yearbook for 1948 first since 1926
East Central State Teachers College weighs reviving Pesagi the yearbook as enrollment nears all time highs. Student council votes to let students decide, with cost estimates between 4400 and 4590 dollars for 12 page copies, about 200 of 1300 students needed to sign up to justify publishing. If funded, 352 pages will feature photos of students faculty campus life and games.
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East Central State Teachers College
East Central Is
Central
Om Fear
Council
Roe Harrison
Harrison
Dhore
Comed
Neiner
Rome Vote Sets Reds Back and Hopes for Democracy
A dated congressional voice argues that the Legislative Council should not submit a fixed program for 1949 but provide research and recommendations for the legislature. It emphasizes that the council is a research body, with ultimate program responsibility resting with elected legislators. The piece comments on democracy in Italy, France, and Chile, warning against dictatorship while noting political pressures and the need for courage to enact good governmental policy.
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Rome
Italy
Legislative Council
Eeancs Fk Haemo
Mamberg
Legislative Cowell
Dewity Mackenzeie
Porntyn
Aleisie de Gaspert
France
Bolshevists
Wartime fears spur calls to rebuild military power
A reader letter from Ada urges vigilance after warnings echo Pearl Harbor. The writer argues for stronger military forces and criticizes postwar policy while praising the Marshall Plan's approach. Local notes mention a service station gas issue and a local youth incident near Anadarko airport.
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Anadarko, da
Palsa
Altius
Numatere
Kerow Baw
Jumpett
Anadarko
Blind Group Calls for Rules Revision in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma State Association for the Blind adopted resolutions opposing a rate or income limit and seeking state permission for aid recipients to earn up to 100 dollars monthly while receiving assistance. Delegates including officers from Oklahoma and Ponca City attended the convention, noting concerns over street entertainment and related practices.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Association For the Blind
Assciencon
Finney
Cuamois Regan
Voce
Spronn
Minne
Ein Tem
Willa Beck Livesap
Ponca City
Ottishams City
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