Editorial notes from Comanche Chief’s 1944 wartime column
Comanche editorial recalls WWII casualty totals, prisoner of war conditions in German camps, and Red Cross efforts. It notes President Roosevelt's anniversary, local wartime travel and illness reports, and community updates including arrivals, visits, and a plug for ordering office supplies.
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Who's Getting Rich Not Texas Farmers
Texas Agriculture Commissioner John C. White notes farmers face rising production costs from 1952 to 1972 with wages, machinery, and real estate taxes up sharply. He cites farmers’ share of the food dollar falling from about 50 cents in 1947-49 to around 40 cents now and describes a new flyer explaining cost-price squeeze to be distributed at the State Fair.
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