Okla. Stat. tit. 25, § 25-83
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Flag week - Observance and display of flag
Official statutory text
The Governor is hereby authorized and requested to proclaim June
8 to June 14, 1939 and each succeeding year thereafter as Flag Week.
To direct each state, county, municipal and district official to
arrange for a suitable observance of Flag Week in all public
schools, cities and communities throughout the state. To provide
for the display of the Flag in accordance with the rules and
regulations set forth by the National Americanism Commission of the
American Legion, focusing the attention of the people upon the
National Emblem and uniting reverence and devotion to the principal
of liberty in order that the spirit of the Union may be regenerated,
and the perpetuity of democracy be insured now and forever.
8 to June 14, 1939 and each succeeding year thereafter as Flag Week.
To direct each state, county, municipal and district official to
arrange for a suitable observance of Flag Week in all public
schools, cities and communities throughout the state. To provide
for the display of the Flag in accordance with the rules and
regulations set forth by the National Americanism Commission of the
American Legion, focusing the attention of the people upon the
National Emblem and uniting reverence and devotion to the principal
of liberty in order that the spirit of the Union may be regenerated,
and the perpetuity of democracy be insured now and forever.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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