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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1945
Page
4
The Oregon Senate piece urges acceptance of a memorial to the U S Congress. It defends natural rights and democratic processes and cites wartime needs as justification for regulatory actions and essential business protections.
A fragment from February 16 1905 reports someone firing at Brother Ingle of the North Bend Citiken. It recalls a shot at an Enterprise man, a man breaking a mile record home in three minutes, and mentions railways changing social life, spring weather in California and Florida, and various local rumors and incidents. The text blends local crime, weather notes, and community chatter with garbled names and stray phrases.
The forty third Oregon Legislative Assembly memorializes Congress to terminate OPA and related war emergency agencies soon after the war. It directs the state secretary to send copies to Oregon’s U S Senators Guy Curdon and Wayne Morse and to Representatives James Ve Mott Lowell Stockman Homer D Angell and Harris Ellsworth.
A fragment notes an event from twenty years prior listing a party of twenty four men led by Al Bezosky. The text provides limited context and names only, with no clear outcome or location.
A jumble of reports covers explosive work on a jetty tunnel and a theatre opening, local basketball wins and injuries, a Bridge pool hall raid leading to a moonshine discovery, and political debate on race issues with reflections on tolerance and law.
Public hearing on the Civil Rights bill in Oregon drew mixed arguments on racial discrimination and progress. Attendees criticized highway department relations and urged a sympathetic public stance to avoid broader reorganization, while tensions rose between speakers and organizers.
Local families report sons stationed abroad and in Europe as mail arrives from Sgt Jack Warter in England, Pvt Foster Thompson in the Philippines, and Charles Knight in a trooper division. Residents note wartime disruptions, with power and telephone outages following last Sunday’s storm.
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