28 Feb 1952
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1952
Page
1
The pussy willow buds appear as a dauntless herald of spring. Buds cling to branches despite cold, bringing a ray of sunshine and rekindled memories of warmer days as nature transitions from winter to spring. Continued on Page Six.
Harris Ellsworth announces candidacy to succeed himself in the U S Congress with filing deadlines for the Oregon primary set at March 7 1952. The two year term and recent election history are noted as context for his decision.
Triplets two girls and a boy were born at Mast Hospital last Thursday February 21 to Mr and Mrs Albert Van Camp of Bridge. Each baby weighs four pounds and all are reported doing well. The trio were incubated briefly with Dr Reed Gurney as physician. The birth follows twins born just before to Mr and Mrs John Burgess of Sitkum route, adding to a growing family.
A partisan screed targets Monroe Sweetland publisher of the Oregon Democrat and his February 1952 issue dedicating praise to labor policy and the Fair Deal. The writer denounces Sweetland as Pinky, claims he supports treasonous labor strikes, praises antiwar positions, and accuses him of pro Communist alignment while condemning Hall and Dean Acheson in heated terms.
A local shortage of veterinarians drives farmers to Coos Bay for care. Dave Doperalski of the Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce says a county veterinarian will relocate here if a suitable two or three bedroom house is available. Seek contacts for housing.
The Masonic Lodge of Southwestern Oregon will host a joint gathering in Myrtle Point on Tuesday night March 18. The event is announced through a report from the local lodge and is expected to draw residents from nearby districts to the meeting.
Attorneys for Mrs Ardyce Christensen file a motion to strike in a major legal action. Case details and court location are noted with urgency as proceedings advance.
Coquille hosts an art meeting where Mrs. Wanker of De Lake Oregon unveils My Story of the Myrtlewood. The piece depicts Coos county scenery and a craftsman shop interior with Myrtlewood works. The Coquille Valley Art Association receives the state Art Week award.
In Western Oregon and Washington a network of forest groups studies farm woodlots amid 47 458 acres of woodland on 925 Coos County farms. A Douglas fir second growth plan aims to aid owners with key forest facts, but publicity has lagged. Six illustrated articles will run in the Myrtle Point Herald to raise awareness.
A local profile honors a longtime community figure marking 75 years with family friends and civic involvement. The piece highlights background in business and service as part of a district anniversary tribute.
The Myrale Point Bobcats edged Coquille 53 52 in a hard fought season finale. Ross Pinkley sealed the win with a late free throw as the crowd roared. coach Rinearson praised the players’ bull-dog determination and the season’s effort. Continued on Page Seven.
Southern Oregon Truckers and Oregon Timber Transport Operators announce a safety education gathering at Coquille Community Center next Saturday. A 2 pm business meeting precedes a 7 pm banquet with square dancing and speeches by Verne Estelle and other officials.
Babson argues in a Florida column that world faith is ready for renewal and urges a religious awakening to counter graft and social decay. He critiques Korea Indo China Iran and urges holding Japan and Formosa while condemning government graft and youth moral decline.
The Herald urges efforts to acquaint all voters with the vote. Calls for election are presented in this issue, emphasizing civic participation and principles.
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