Concerns and Action: The Formation of the Choctaw Indian Councils, 1951-02-09

Item — Box: 11, Folder: 67

Identifier: CAC_CC_001_4_11_67_0002

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The author of the letter criticizes Mr. Roberts for denying the existence of the Choctaw Indian Council of McCurtain County, and provides information on the organization of Choctaw Councils in various places. The letter also discusses the purpose and objectives of these councils, including petitioning the government for redress Carl Albert of grievances and educating Choctaws on the importance of concerted action. The author expresses frustration over the neglect of repairing the Choctaw Council House and calls for action to address Carl Albert the damage caused by procrastination. Additionally, the letter mentions ongoing petitions to government officials for more efficient organization of per capita payments and the cessation of practices that harm senior restricted Indians.

Dates

1951-02-09

Language of Materials

English

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