Puritan Ethic Makes Late Bow In Tax Squabble
Washington based column notes Walter Heller testimony on Kennedy tax plan. It argues deficits and currency inflation since 1940 erode purchasing power, cites New Deal Keynesian debt and the need to educate the public away from a Puritan ethic toward deficits.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economics Advisers
Treasury
Heller
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Keynes
U.S
Oklahoma City Highway Commission opens 24 road bids
The Oklahoma Highway Commission opened low bids on 24 road projects, including eight on Interstate 40 in eastern Oklahoma. Total bids reported at 5,361,239 dollars, about 348,714 below estimates, with contracts to be awarded March 4. The session included T. H. McCasland’s confirmation and J. C. Kennedy’s participation. The list names districts, project scopes, and low bidders across multiple counties.
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Oklahoma
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Senate
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Duncan
J. C. Kennedy
Lawton
McCasland
Frank Lyons
Henry Bellman
Lyons
Kennedy
Noble County
Hermuda
Nineteenth Seed Company
Chickasha
Okfuskee-Okmulgee
Law
McClellan. Construction Co. Inc
Fort Smith
Ark
Okfuskee
Gragg Construction Company
Henryetta
Pottawatomie
Bermuda
Mutt Odom Construction Company
Sequoyah
Frix and Foster Construction Company, Inc
Muskogee
Peter Kiewit Sons’ Company
Okmulgee
McClelland Construction Company, Inc
Henroyetta
Sequoyvah
A. K. McBride Company
C. W. Smith Construction Company
Guthrie
Hughes
Brooks and McConnell, Inc
Sill Lieutenant Receives Award
Fourteen Oklahoma schools, organizations and individuals win Freedom Foundation awards in Valley Forge. Prizes include Washington medals and cash, with recipients such as Jenkin Lloyd Jones, G. E. Jennings, Bob Lee Kidd Jr., Leon Hatfield, Oklahoma Christian College, Duncan High School, and Fort Sill 1st Lt. Lyman C. Pedersen Jr. among honorees for essays, editorials, sermons, and public addresses.
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Oklahoma
The
Freedoms Foundation
George Washington
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Tulsa Tribune
America
G. E. Jennings
Claremore Daily Progress
Bob Lee Kidd Jr
Poteau
Leon Hatfield
Midwest City
Oklahoma Christian College
Duncan High School
C. John Westhof
First Presbyterian Church
Edmond
Lyman C. Pedersen Jr
Ft. Sill
McAlester School System
Patricia Ann Turner
Muskogee
Steve Stahl
Oklahoma City
Naomi R. Thompson
the Service Pipe Line Co
Tulsa
Don McClair
Tulsa Public Schools
Oklahoma City Youth Horse Show Set at State Fair Grounds
A horse show for youths 18 and under will run at 10 a.m. Sunday in the State Fair grounds show barn in Oklahoma City. Sponsored by the Oklahoma City Round-Up club. Open to all horse breeds. stallions over one year old are ineligible.
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State Fairgrounds Show Barn
Oklahoma City
Group Readies Mt. Scott Hike
Four Lawton high school band members plan a 30 mile round trip hike from Lawton to Mt. Scott and back this weekend. Participants are Bob Hadden Steve Watts Charles Whittecar and Bill Hardy all 15 and sons of local residents. They will depart Lawton at 6 a.m. Saturday.
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Lawton High School
Bob Hadden
Robert L. Hadden
A. Steve Watts
Ray Watts
Kingsbury
Charles Whittecar
Edward K. Whittecar
Bessie
Bill Hardy
William F. Hardy
Ferris
Lawton
Mt. Scott
Accused Slayer Has 1Q Of Child Expert Says
Superior Court jurors heard about an hour of testimony in Homer Ottie Shaw murder case as fight over statements Shaw allegedly made continues. Shaw 23 a Barnsdall farm worker is accused in the shooting of Mrs Bertha Bartholomew after kidnapping reports involving her two children. Trial resumes today with officers and a psychologist testifying.
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Ponca City
Superior Court
Homer Ottie Shaw
Shaw
Raymond A. Trapp
Barnsdall
Bertha Bartholomew
Congressional Group Plans Guantanamo Visit
An eight member congressional delegation headed to Guantanamo Bay for a three day inspection returning Sunday night. The group includes Senators Byrd and Pepper and Representatives Gallagher Reifel Edmondson Flynt and Elliott.
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Washington
UPI
Guantanamo, Cuba Naval Base
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Cornelius E. Gallagher
D-N.j
Ben Reifel
R-S.d
Ed Edmondson
D-Okla
John J. Flynt
D-Ga
Carl Elliott
D-Ala
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