10 Jan 1957
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1957
Page
1
Column by Paul Harvey laments scarce manpower and questions strategic restraint in global conflict. The piece hints at threats to Russia and contemplates consequences of renewed international war, urging caution and duty.
A fragmented editorial urges Coquille residents to claim ownership of local history housed in a communal space. The writer notes the last year and a half have seen little access but argues timely participation can help pioneer a collective historical record.
A Monday night fire reached the home of Jim Emory but caused little damage. Firefighters from the volunteer department responded around 10 o clock and contained the blaze with minimal impact.
Myers and Myers plan to occupy the old post office building at Ourin and Spruce. The store will bridge the former post office section to create extra space, with Mitch and the current shop using the new area for expanded operations.
Dun and Bradstreet reports Myrtle Point recorded a 7.2 percent rise in business activity in 1956. The county area shows a higher figure, though the exact amount is unclear from the fragment.
The column argues for strong anti kidnapping laws and reports on reactions to Communist China’s actions and U S policy. It cites FBI lessons and state of diplomacy with Nehru and Peiping, warning against negotiating with kidnappers and urging firm stance to protect Americans.
Oregon Governor Elmo Smith proclaims March of Dimes Month urging unflagging support for the charity. The notice highlights a surge of new cases and calls for aid to address the mounting health needs.
Curfew laws will be rigidly enforced in Myrtle Point with youths 18 and under off the streets by midnight unless guardians permit. A report to Chief Tankessie concerns two youths attempting to coerce Mr. Johnson in his car at 1 a.m. At the Lions Club dance a theft occurred at the community building amid police patrols. The Herald office notes a security breach with a lock-file theft and warns youths to stay in safe company after dark.
A school event invites parents teachers and students to inspect a new high at the upcoming meet on January 15. The notice highlights student participation and school involvement.
KWRO in Coquille signs exclusive Coos County contract with Indianapolis Motor Speedway for Memorial Day 500 mile automobile race coverage. The agreement includes live sound broadcast from the event and enhanced local presentation.
The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce urges Elton A. Schroeder to fill the Oregon State Highway Commission vacancy as Ben Chandler’s term ends. Schroeder, former Myrtle Point City Council member, two term mayor, and public service veteran, is highlighted as a capable successor. The letter also requests Governor-elect Holmes consider the nomination.
George Ulett of Textron says Coquille and Bandon plywood plants will resume full operation after a 24 month shutdown. Green end through veneer workers start at 11 pm, others at 7 am Tuesday, affecting over 500 employees. Reopening tied to price rise to 72 per 1000 for index grade plywood after a long dip.
The section shows community support for the Olinger family in hardship as donations pour into the Herald. A flood of gifts arrived, filling the paper with gratitude for neighbors and local donors who rallied to assist the family.
A local group announces an eight week Great Decisions ram program with an initial meeting planned for Thursday in Coquille. The notice mentions walking groups and related activities led by Mrs. ve Maud.
The newly elected city administration with Belloni of the city takes over at the regular council meeting Monday evening. The annual session includes remarks by retiring Mayor Bill Iman and council president E Ray Marris.
Fragmentary notes indicate Hela planning annual meets on Sunday and following activity linked to A Sacre. Reference to SF may imply San Francisco involvement. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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