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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1957

Page

3

New Oregon Tax Bill Criticized by Herald on Tax Committee

The Herald rails at Representative Clarence Barton and the Democratic majority on the Oregon House Tax Committee for a proposed bill it says fails to relieve taxpayers. It condemns the plan as increasing burdens on business and the “little man,” urging a Just and Fair Sales Tax instead and criticizing politics over tax relief.

House Committee On Taxation The Herald Clarence Barton Legislative House Committee On Taxation House Tax Committee Oregon Coits House Senate

Knocking Around Contined From Pare One Slender Man

The narrator describes a crucifixion scene in Jerusalem with a frail man carrying a heavy cross. A Roman soldier and centurion interact with the crowd as bystanders struggle with the violence and internal conflict. The narrator feels compelled to stay despite fear and urge to flee.

I Carry the Cross for His Friend My Brother

A first person narrator recalls the moment he refuses to abandon Jesus yet steps forward to bear the cross. He defies the centurion and racial labels to offer help, feeling drawn to the Man on the road to Golgotha and sensing a brotherly connection beyond oppression.

Golgotha Jerusalem Crosse

I Will Carry My Faith Through The Crucifixion

An eyewitness narrator recounts a transformative moment at Golgotha where he feels uplifted by Christ, experiences forgiveness, and declares a rebirth and universal love. The piece shifts to critique of public policy arguing whether government subsidized power should be pursued on the Snake River with political misgivings about party positions.

Northwest vote against high dam at Hell's Canyon sparks debate

Editorial urges Congress to cut government spending and reject a half billion dollars for a government owned high dam in Hell's Canyon. The piece argues private power should grow, cites Public Utility Commission price controls, and calls readers to lobby lawmakers to oppose subsidized projects. It uses humor and local quotes to emphasize skepticism of big government.

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