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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1945
Page
4
The article debates the atomic bomb's promise and risks, praising the news release and urging humbly to control the new power. It envisions ending wars with an international police force, socializing the discovery, and using it for peaceful, humane purposes. It also notes The Watkins home and local community life segments.
Ralph Moore notes Senate ratification of the United Nations Charter marks a new world leadership phase for the U S while Europe faces hunger, demoralization, and calls for rebuilding trade. He warns of inflation and urges American aid to foster democratic institutions and war-torn recovery.
Water in the reservoir is at a dangerously low level prompting authorities to suspend irrigation until a safe level is restored. ABL urges caution and adherence to the halt.
A historical note discusses state social reform as a tool for economic morale, praising state banking recovery with more deposits and new charters. It argues small home owned banks foster local resource development and underscores the banker’s judgment over technicalities. A local humor snippet follows about gum chewers asking for its return.
Bay Meme column notes Mr and Mrs R Lee Brown former Myre Point residents have purchased a hen in Portland and will relocate this month. Mrs Brown is Ada Lemon's daughter.
Mr and Mrs Joe Huff and their children were guests of Mrs John Huff and returned to Redmond last week.
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