Myrtle Point Harbor challenged by editorial in North Bend
In a contested exchange, Myrtle Point Herald defends its stance on Korea coverage, condemns Fair Deal critics and Republican leaders, and accuses Harbor of race discrimination while urging reprinting of differing editorials. The letter praises the Herald and questions Harbor credibility amid war spending debate.
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le Point Herald
Edi
Aes
Oregonien
North Bend
National Republican Party
Gaebrielson
Herald
Harbor
Fair Deal
Korea
Abe
The
Friend Harbor
Hearale
Billions Only Chicken-Feed For Spending Politicians
Arthur Brisbane questioned political intellect comparing past leaders to today’s spending. He noted Old Andy Jackson reportedly managed about 30 million dollars a year for government, paying obligations and reducing debt, while the so called Fair Deal faction spends vast sums monthly, leaving the nation unprepared.
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Korea
House
A Tions
Kora
Arthur Brisbane
Brisbane
Andy Jackson
United States
Old Hickory
Andy
Fair Enjoining City Proclaims Support for Annual Festival
Local business men urge Myrtle Point to officially close for the Coes County festival. Lack of a Chamber of Commerce leads to ad hoc closings. They ask Mayor Myers to issue a proclamation so employees may take time off and customers know in advance.
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Herald
Myrtle Point
Chamber of Commerce
Myers
Coes County
Red Hornish Captures Coos County Fair Scenes With Camera
Red Hornish, managing editor of the Coos Bay Times, and his camera play a key role at the Coos County Fair. Bulbs flash as events unfold, and the Fair’s history will be recorded in pictures. The Myrtle Point Herald will run a picture review soon.
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Coos Bay
Bridges Free Again After Court Reversal
The article reports Harry Bridges CIO Longshoremen union leader freed on bail after a federal judge’s jail sentence was overturned on a technicality by a court of appeals. It condemns Bridges as a traitor and warns of continued subversive activity among laborers while urging strong action.
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National Securty
Harry Bridges
CIO Longshoremens Union
George B Harrs
Federal Court
Bai
Court of Appeals
Harris
Bridges
Russia
Stalins Brand
Myrtle Point Saddle Club Hosts Grand Cowboy Breakfast
The Myrtle Point Saddle Club organized a bustling morning fundraiser with the Rotary president among early birds. Guests included Paul Brews and Elton with families as staff photographer Pat Donahue captured action of cowboys and cowgirls serving in an atmosphere reminiscent of a prairie breakfast.
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Rotary Club
Paul Brewe
Elton
Pat Donahue
Saddle Club
Myrtle Point Saddle Club
Tex Billingsley
Milt Roth
Earl Roush
Leland Barkslow
Arold Stemmler
Pic‘ture
Coos County Fair Highlights Calf Scramble and Grange Talent
The Coos County fair featured a calf scramble sponsored by local businesses, drawing cheers as boys pursued fast calves. The day also showcased the Parade of Champions for dairy beef and sheep, plus the Grange talent show attracting large crowds. Bill Bingham and his trick horses entertained, while a wedding notice and light personal notes rounded out the event coverage.
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Junior
Coos County
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Fairview
North Fork
Reendell Sumner McKinley
North Bayside
Myrtle Bridge
Coquille
Bill Bingham
I G_ Bingham
Tony
Bill
Sylvia Goodman
Mexico City
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Walter Roeder
Schroeder
Cooscou
Myrtle Hotel Coffee Shop
Middlefork Myrtlewood CO
John Koch
Roseburg
Dr. de la Rhue
J. R. Bunch Laird
Mann Electric
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