Controversial Korea War Speech Attacks Truman Acheson
The piece argues against a Korea cease fire, blaming Secretary Acheson and President Truman for pushing a “Police Action.” It claims a planned appeasement serves Russia, calls for congressional resolve, and warns of ongoing military and fiscal overreach to support the war and Fair Deal policy.
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Keres
Korea
Acheson
REDE
Achesen
U. M
Ameerice
Russia
Malik
Stalin
Ridgway Rew
America
Asia
Formosa
U. N
China
MacArthur
Red China
Gts
Washington
Bo Staelin
England
Dean Acheson
Chiefs of Staff
General MacArthur
Pacific
Truman
Congress
Knockin Around Promises Luxury Home by Pacific Coast
A visit with Mr William Fallard reveals a $3,000 residence under construction after a mill close. The home sits on a site overlooking the Pacific coastline with a dramatic rock-bound coast and beach scene, set among native trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fallard
Fallard
Pacific
Coos County Fair Notes And Local Subscriptions
Local readers recap Coos county fair events with highlights on Cindy Lou Vance and the monkey Timmy, a parade float featuring George Linn and John Heeren, and a note from new subscriber Mr. H. G. Plummer praising The Herald for its unvarnished truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Plummer
H. G Plummer
Big Bend Ranch
Myrtle Point
Coos County
Herald Office
Plummer
Herald
Lou Ner
Dogard Morkey
Saystz Point
Laddie Club
Cindy Lou Vance
Harold W Vance
Cindy
Timmy
Monkey
George
John
Ritchie
George Linn
Ironic Financing Quip Sparked by Power Bill Mixup
The text shows a humorous exchange as someone named Frank questions a charge to Mountain States Power and a local company. He asks if it’s another Republican financing trick while noting a $1.76 payment to cover the monthly power bill, suggesting a Nepukitean context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Power
Onian
Frank
Corge
Powers Chamber of Commerce creates striking two color letterhead
In Powers a new chamber of commerce proves their civic vigor with a two color letterhead. The design features a map of Southern Coos county and the Pacific Ocean with a Myrtlewood Powers sign. A leaping buck pheasants on the wing and a steelhead fisher mark the scene. A. L. Burch presides with Clyde Hall as vice president and Lonnie Hollenbeck as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Powers Chamber of Merce
Coos County
Pacific Ocean
A. L. Burch
Clyde Hall
Lonnie Hollenbeck
A muddled field report from Coos County fair coverage
A fragmentary account from the Coos county fair shows George Cline, noted master of ceremonies, as a well intentioned but imperfect reporter, with others like the G man Hosnish involved in a civic effort. the text ends amid editing trials and local bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cline
Coos County
George
P. Hosnish
Alr
Herald Changes Hands Amid Publisher Shift
A local notice reports Serge Mutterly Point Heid as owner of The Herald, replacing Hall Bros. as publishers. The brief item notes a leadership change and confirmation of owner and publishing arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serge
The
Herald
Hall Bros
Fragmentary sports note from old paper
A tersely worded snippet references a track meet labeled as PRETEA with unclear details. Names, places, and exact events are not readable, leaving only vague hints of athletic activity and a meeting context.
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Myrtle Feint
Oregon, Herald
Harala
Myrtle Pee
W. Hall
Hall
American Press Association
KE. B. Gallaher, M
Cal
Fair Deal
Noth
Mee
Aegis
National
Truman, Acheson, Marshall, Bradley & Co
Buffalo
Lehman
New York State
Marshall
John Heeren
Omar
Ian
Fair Grounds
Mar Neuro
Utah Coal
Slab Woods
City Oil & Fuel CO
Bae
Winchester Rifles
Winchester Model
Winchester
32 Winchester Special
Ornion Tire
Comeau
Wveta
Brae
Middlefork Myrtlewood CO
John Koch
Roseburg Highway
Myrtle Hotel
Coffee Shop
Myrtle Point, Orego
Dr. de la Rhue
Reem
J. BR. Bunch Laird
Coquilix, Ph
Oregon
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