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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1946
Page
2
Arthur R. Jones as owner and Frank Hilton serving as managing editor guide a historic newspaper. The article highlights leadership roles, corporate vision, and editorial direction shaping the publication’s future.
A reader recalls two strangers in Myrtle Point misreading street names. They confused Spruce street with Willow and Powers, highlighting the need for clearly marked streets and a city-wide paint up and clean up campaign this spring.
The Myrtle Point Herald honors the Bobcats champions of the county A league and the junior team champions of county grade schools. Both squads won the county championship for two consecutive years and earned praise for sportsmanship and athletic ability from home and visiting teams. A full page tribute highlights community pride and teamwork behind Myrtle Point’s basketball success.
The article argues that Japan's wartime leaders face swift punishment while Nazi officials like Goering and Ribbentrop linger, noting Far Eastern tribunals move quickly to erase sinister influence and reshape Japanese attitudes.
A wartime editorial blasts German leaders as guilty in the eyes of the world and urges swift, decisive action. It condemns delayed retribution and calls for firm trials similar to Far Eastern tribunals, warning against leniency toward Nazi aggressors.
Veterans of Foreign Wars met at IOOF hall February 22 with about 30 attendees. A chicken dinner was served by the Ladies Auxiliary and death Valley films were shown by Mr and Mrs Ralph King after the meal. Ten recruits were initiated into the organization. Youth Conference attendance planned by local Methodist church with March 8 9 and 10 dates at Eugene. Pete Culver of Coquille filed for reelection as county commissioner ahead of the May 17 Republican primary. Mr and Mrs Kay Cutler welcomed a son, Bruce Wayne, weighing nine pounds, born at the Mast hospital on the 24th.
The list outlines a full day of radio programming with news, music, and variety shows. Key entries include 2:00 News Qs Life Ween Wace, 4:00 News, 7:16 Dinner Dance, 9:00 News, 11:45 News, and 12:00 Midnight Rendezvous. Various musical programs feature orchestras, bands, and singing acts across MBS stations.
A chaplain urges recognizing God's presence in daily life and giving regular worship. He argues people seek God mainly in trouble and neglect daily faith, comparing God to a loving earthly father and calling for attendance at church next Sunday.
Frits McGill son of A M Ma who lived with the Ruathusean for years died January 13 and resided in Myrtle Point. He served in Saipan and Okinawa with the 800 Engineers.
Mr and Mrs M B Brewer returned home Monday evening from a short trip to San Francisco. While in the city they visited friends and took in local sights before resuming daily routines.
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