Deal Peddlers of Gloom and the Nuts Response
Frank B. Kent argues the New Deal and Fair Deal forces push for a low mood to regain power, citing labor leaders and Democratic figures. He urges scrutiny of depression forecasts, noting claims lack foundation and warning against political self interest. He labels Soviet and Communist chatter as escapist hype.
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Herbert Hoover
Harry Hopkins
Eisenhower
NW Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ler Reuther
Adlai Stevenson
Reuther
Eee
Humphrey
Moscow
New York
United States
America
Clarence Buddington Kelland
American Magazine
Ike
Washington
Pat Stén
Forim
Times
Frank Kent
Don't Fall for Communist Line That Seeks to Push US Into Low Mood
Coquille Sentinel warns readers against gloom driven by alleged communist propaganda. It defends American optimism, criticizes reports of unemployment and economic decline, and praises a local sign declaring Our Business Is Good How's Yours? while urging readers to remain steadfast against psychological warfare.
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Soviet Russia
Consis
Oregon
U. S
Coos
Ian
Ritpon
America
Wayne Morse
Lans
Leneve
Leneves
Girtie
Dick O'Conner
Art McKay
Chas Bowers
Donnie
Ralph Stuller
The
Coquille Sentinel
Ralph
Times
Ulla
Mamie
Coos Bay
Alett
Sajem
Knockin Around Continues Amid Vitriolic Denunciations
A fragment notes continued vitriolic condemnations common to political planners as hundreds of thousands engage in the surrounding discourse.
Democratic Fight Riles Oregon Readers Over McCarthyism
The Myrtle Point Herald letters decry Communist attacks on McCarthyism while praising Democratic leaders like Truman and Eisenhower. The column defends the party, slams rival Republican figures, and notes local political gossip about Bill Walsh and the Cordon Patterson rumor. It ends with a light aside asking the fair board for new attractions, including a midget show.
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Bill Walsh
Senate
Guy Cordon
Patterson
Coos County
Coos Bay
Cordon
Walsh
U. S. Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
No title can be derived from the fragment
A sensational fragmentary note discusses Harold Clarno amid tall peers, mentions Sam Dement, and references bear meat and cougar meat with chaotic asides and swapped apologies. The text mixes gossip with crude humor and local farm-boy scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Clarno
Herald
Sam Dement
Harold
Sam
Investors Stock Fund declares 18 cent quarterly dividend
Directors of Investors Stock Fund Inc mutual fund affiliate of Investors Diversified Services Inc have declared a quarterly dividend of 18 cents per share. The announcement comes from Minneapolis with the date January 29. Further details on payment date and record are not provided in the visible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Investors Stock Fund, Inc
Minneapolis
Investors Diversified Services, Inc
Dividend Declared by Fund at 18 Cents Per Share
Harold K. Bradford, president of the fund, announced a dividend of 18 cents per share payable February 19 to shareholders of record January 29. The dividend comes entirely from the fund's net investment income derived solely from dividends. Mata B. Beck of Eugene is the district manager.
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Harold K. Bradford
Mata B. Beck
Eugene
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Tamale
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Lyle Pierce
Wood
Lyle
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Superior Cheese Company
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