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Whitewright views on war prosperity and 1930s cotton prices
A reader recounts editor Glenn Doss of the Whitewright Sun arguing union politics and a Democratic shift shaped U S policy. The piece traces cotton and cottonseed prices in Whitewright from 1930 through 1939, contrasting Republican and Democratic eras, and argues that true prosperity only came with World War II and later conflicts. It cites Sam Rayburn and asserts ongoing economic stability under war or peacetime preparations.
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