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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1951
Page
3
The piece discusses the use of Armageddon as a metaphor for a final battle between free men and evil forces. It notes uncertainty about Dewey’s exact meaning and references biblical interpretations and the context of postwar policy debates.
In Washington the joint house of congress passed a three billion dollar measure on excess profits tax in a fast moving debate. The item signals a broad fiscal proposal stirring discussion among lawmakers and observers about tax increases and economic impact.
The piece argues that criticism of capitalism stems from failures to sell it effectively. It cites Venables and others, noting exclusions from church and social circles, and urges American junior capitalists to heed these issues to prevent a collapse of capitalism and its impact on daily life.
The Ashland Kentucky Independent reports on government spending, noting a lack of effort to curb non essential costs. Senator Byrd urged savings while President Truman dismissed the idea, implying Byrd lacks budget knowledge.
The piece argues Congress should permit the President to send more American troops to Western Europe but warns Russia could view this as a declaration of war. It advocates strengthening sea and air defenses while Western Europe supplies the ground forces needed for now.
The piece mocks US foreign policy shifts with MacArthur arming Japan and sending Eisenhower to Europe. It foresees allied powers including Tito's Yugoslavs, Franco's Spain, and former enemies Japan and Germany on a future united front amid a widening conflict.
Sgt Wm R O'Neil, a World War II veteran who served with the 18th Air Force in Italy, plans heavy bomber training in Westover Massachusetts. He and his wife visited Myrtle Point to share the news and offer thanks as local support members praised his service and character. The piece also notes Myrtle Point business leaders formed a Chamber of Commerce with E C Roberts as president and Tex Billingsley as secretary, while residents urged better street markers and house numbers to guide visitors.
A fragmented Myrtle Point column blends riffs on world threats and local humor. It recalls radio era bravado about Moscow and Tokyo, laughs at a doctor bill and a Lions club delay, and notes Odd Fellows celebrations. The piece weaves weathered small-town colors with wartime satire and outages.
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