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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1952

Page

5

Open letter calls Taft Republicans to unite for Eisenhower

A long open letter from Maui News editor Bere Crane urges Taft Republicans from Hawaii to Puerto Rico to quit sulking and back General Eisenhower in November. It questions Taft loyalists’ stance, warns of a fractured party, and pleads for unified effort to defeat Democrat leadership and restore constitutional government.

Enn Republic Bere J. Crane 1 Maui News Hawaii Virgin Eisenhower Robert A. Ware Peheya Taft Wing Republicn Party We.cam Giarin Gunrble Eissameeer Taft Grand Old Party Old Guard Taftmen Big City Harry S. Truman Athens Hagheney Ike Sen Arenea Robert A. Taft Senate Great Plain Washington California Farm Belt Ohio Minnesota Vermont New York Deep South Alaska Puerto Rico

Adlai Harry duel shifts into campaign spotlight

In a lively political column, readers learn of a heated exchange between Adlai Stevenson and Harry Truman over who would fix Washington. The piece hints at a festive yet tense national race, with playful editorial jabs and a call for disciplined campaigning.

Marry Adlai Adlai Stevenson Oregon Journal Washington Harry Roosevelt Truman Stevenson Mr. Stevenson

Myrtle Point Letter Filled With Notices And Echoes

Readers share local concerns and updates from Myrtle Point including missing ladies' names for fair coverage, home losses in Myrtle Point, and community notes. The Herald prints a letter from David Cooper thanking readers and recounts local happenings such as Tom Guerin shopping for a baby gift and a Springfield birth to Paul Bunson and his wife, daughter of Moses Lake residents.

Tom ‘Guerin, Sr Myrtle Point Paul Bunson Springfield Bunkson Fred Lafferty Moses Lake Wash Laferty Tom Guerin

Untitled Humorous Column Snippets on Society

A collage of humorous notes cites Uncle Tom and Uncle Tom’s porch of skunks as a critique of politicians and social habits. It jokes about bird behavior, secondhand fashion, a cemetery gate sign, and public figures like DeWitt Emery and Harry Truman while posing light questions about fat loss and friendship among readers.

Tom DeWitt Emery National Small Business Men's Association Harry Truman

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