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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1952

Page

3

Editorial Letter Calls for Americanism and Honest Government

A 1982 style editorial urges a return to representative government led by the people, warns against Communist worldviews, and advocates honest administration. It cites Washington Jefferson and Demosthenes to argue for cautious foreign entanglements and strong national unity in the face of Mutual Security programs. The piece condemns drifting into loss of freedoms and fiscal excess.

Wilbur Chicago- Daily Beech America Roosevelt Randest Georg Washington Thomas Jefferson Demosthenes

Big Noise in Politics Elephant and Donkey Clash

The piece compares political factions to an Elephant and a Donkey, noting a lengthy contest to decide who leads. Voters consider which side is strongest, with rideable images and a jab about a Donkey's reputation and a warning sign about safety and death rates in urban traffic.

Can Americans Remake the World

An essay asks if the United States can reshape world affairs without ruin and at what cost. It questions expanding military fronts in Europe Asia and Africa and whether Americans will sacrifice youth and wealth to become the world’s keeper.

John T. Russell Europe Asia Africa Old World

Herald ad coverage cited as proof of local newspaper value

The Myrtle Point Herald touts its role in promoting local business through advertising. It cites Bob West of Saveway Store and a 60th anniversary guest speech by Ellee Schroeder, arguing strong local news coverage and advertiser support drive community growth and trust.

Herald Bob West Saveway Elee Schroeder Pioneeroeder & Sons Schroeder Coos El‘ton Myrtle Point Te-In—Bemr

Myrtle Point News Highlights From Local Coffee Shop to Court

The Myrtle Point column covers Ben Daniels warning on marriage strain, praise for Pirates and Bobcats in a basketball tilt, and a critique of a congressional medal incident. It notes Jack Frater returning to the police force and a busy Odd Fellows pinochle night with scores and hospital absences.

Ben Daniels Myrtle Point Ben George Willie Jack Jack Frater M. P

Belly whipping birthday on sleigh ride in New Hampshire

In the January issue of Quick Pictures of the Week Mabelle Cutter of Jaffrey Center New Hampshire celebrates her 80th birthday by bellywhopping down a hillside sleigh ride refusing an upright position saying she's too old to change and dignity must remain. The piece weaves other readers notes on politics and local humor with playful chatter about a Teddy Roosevelt comparison and political ambitions.

QUICK Mabelle Cutter Jaffrey Center N. H Maybelle Oes Teddy Roosevelt Harry Babels

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