Ed Note Calls U N to Stand Against Soviet Aggression
An unsigned Ed Note blasts United Nations nations for kowtowing to Soviet aggressors and urges Congress to stop funding rehabilitation or armaments. It argues U N inaction in Korea requires stronger U N action and a firmer American military stance. It emphasizes 250 Chinese troops and 4,500 American dead as proof of ongoing war.
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United States
United Nations
America
U.N
U. N
Teeds
Eppenee
Great Britain
Far East
Congress of
Harry S. Truman
Kemlin
Joe Stalin
Teddy Roosevelt
Korea
North Korea
China
U._N
MacArthur
Asia
Wayne Morse
Moscow
Far Eastern
the Herald
Morse
Senator Morse
Washington
Kremlin
Brannan Soothing Syrup Fails to Hold Farmers
The Department of Agriculture backs the so called Barman Plan as a cure for farm troubles but voters in the Mid West rejected the approach in the latest election. Senate agriculture subcommittee probes 112 million gallons of alcohol bought from France and government alcohol plants in Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri. Farmers demand review of commodity corporations price support, focusing on potatoes butter eggs milk. Truman carried Ohio in 1948 but Taft had 430000 votes. Indiana Capehart re-elected. farm belt shifts toward Republican party amid ongoing farm policy debate.
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Senate Agriculture Sub-Committee
France
Iowa
Abraska
Kansas
Missouri
Suport
Truman
Ohio
Taft
Mlinoig
Wisconsin
Indiana
Capehart
Washington
Steelhead Derby opens as big prizes lure hopeful anglers
The Steelhead Derby began Sunday December 3 and runs through January with top prizes displayed in The Herald window. Delmer Greer aided a reader during the exam, and readers are urged to buy tickets and fish the Coquille for a chance at the grand prize. The paper also criticizes wartime politics and offers old papers for free.
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Ben
Mexico
Delmer Greer
Delmer
Herald
Ervin Wilberger
Coquille
Bridge Students Tackle Deficit Spending Puzzle
Seventh and eighth graders at Bridge elementary school may have solved a deficit spending puzzle. The lesson shows how withdrawals from a starting $50 leave successive balances of 30, 15, then 6, illustrating the diminishing funds concept.
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The
Bridge
Harry Truman
Local columns mix humor with community notices
The piece blends small town life notes with editor’s reminiscences and letters. It mentions Red Cross activity, civil defense planning excuses, a move to Tacoma, and a satirical wedding announcement filled with sharp, caustic commentary.
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Daff Unitions Moron
Maiden
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Huling, Lundy & Sons
St Its Hardware
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Delaness
Ed Roberts
Edward
Srey King
Joe
George
Red Cross
Mrs. Smith
South
Brosdbent
Lloyd Smith
Tacoma Way
Tom Forrest
Pat
Smith Gals
Odd Fellows Lodge
George Hue
Cashes
Fountain
Jor Ridine
Greem
Addion
the Tribune
Coos Bay
Dr. Lukas
Dr. McCollister
Myrtle Hotel
Tle Point
Fee
Edwards’ Electric Licemend Electrician
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