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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1957

Page

3

Tax Burden Cut by Privatizing Power Agencies

Hoover urges ending socialized power systems to reduce federal spending and tax losses. He argues government electric projects operate at a loss, avoid federal taxes, and siphon treasury resources. Replacing them with regulated private utilities could stabilize the economy and curb socialism.

Herbert Hoover Hoover U. S Washington

Editors Poll Shows Wide Headlines on Budget and Policy

The survey reports strong majorities favor debt reduction over tax cuts, about 70 percent oppose taxes raising for schools, and 86 percent support taxing cooperatives at standard rates. Voter opinions split on school construction funding and postal rate hikes, while editors favor removing the Vice President from presiding over the Senate. The Myrtle Point Herald aligned with national editorials on each question.

Senate American Press American

Senator Morse urged housing aid amid lumber market slump

The Senate housing sub committee heard that lumber market weakness and tight Federal Reserve policy have boosted unemployment and worsened a housing shortage. Wayne Morse backed Clark bill for FHA low interest loans and proposed direct housing loans from social security funds.

Ing Federal Reserve Board Clark Wayne Morse Senate Oregon Morse

Book notes and a chuckle at daily life

The passage discusses questions of life and love, citing William Lyon Phelps on Bible knowledge, warns against filling the head while emptying the heart, and contrasts college goals with moral depth. It includes a TODAY'S CHUCKLE-TRAGEDY noting 151 taxes on bread and opinions on big business and unionism and a critique of government overreach through taxation.

Wiliam Lyon Phelps Illinois Daily Gazette

Typewriter Service Repair Ad in Coos Bay

Announcement for repair services for all makes of adding machines and typewriters. Located at 135 N 8th St Coos Bay Oregon phone CO 786015 tf cb. Local ad offers maintenance and repair assistance for vintage and modern typing devices.

Typewriter Coos Bay Ore Phone CO

Honest dealer advertises Ford sales and used cars

A local advertisement stresses customer confidence over high volume. Ritchie Francis, representing Louishing Ford Sales, promotes all makes of used cars and new Ford cars and trucks, inviting calls to Myrtle Point 2632 and 341.

Ford Myrtle Point Ritchie Francis Louishing

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