Big Government Threat to Private Initiative Warns in 1958
A syndicated Paul Harvey column argues left-wing big government erodes private initiative. It cites Britain, India and U S examples, noting federal ownership of bakeries and laundries, extensive land holdings, and rising costs, urging Americans to resist state control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Paul Harvey
London
Treasury
Thorneycroft
Macmillan
India
Nehru
New Delhi
Hoover Commission
United States
Uncle Sam
Sam
Mississippi
California
Oregon
Arizona
Washington
Lenin
General Features Corp
Maiden name etiquette and public notice in town
A columnist comments on the confusion caused by many Jones families and the obsession with using maiden names. The piece mocks social evasions like men wearing hats at table and criticizes news agencies for complicating names, leaving the newspaper writer at a disadvantage.
City Heating Oil Co. Provides Service Offer
Local listing advertises Standard Heating Oils with a promise of prepaid service and 5 cent stamps. The fragment emphasizes affordable home fuel options and customer incentives from a regional oil supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Heating Oil CO
Phease
Publication ethics and use of names in press releases
A newsroom discusses publishing releases using married names versus maiden names. The writer recalls misidentifying "Doris" Belloni as Coos County arthritis campaign chairman and reveals she is Judge Belloni's wife, criticizing name-signing by married women and urging clarity in bylines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Doris” Belloni
Coos County
Della Bellon
Della
Doris
Robert Belloni
Patrick Henry
Herald Office
Mary
Martha
Lizzie
Louise
Ann
Coos Bay
Times
Editorial on ethics and headlines in community notices
A long satirical column critiques journalism ethics in publication of social notices and wedding ads. It lampoons sensationalism and vanity in society pages while reflecting on editor duties and the cost of obituaries, wedding notices, and local reports. The piece also endorses competition and cooperation in economics with biblical references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bend New
Myrtle Point
George McBride
West Coast Telephone Co
The
Herald
Cooperation in Industry and Labor Relations
The text argues that cooperation among thousands of suppliers and stockholders under General Motors and Ford results in cars reaching millions of owners through voluntary exchanges. It contrasts this with what socialists and communists call cooperation, labeling it as forced labor.
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General Motors
Ford
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Myrtle Point Herald
Asgockarion
G. W. Wall, Kalter
K. F. Mell
Bas. Mer
Si Publishers
Treasotation
National Adv
Representatives, Inc
Xee"vere Cateare
Detroit
Patiadelphie
John Henry Hasekiah Mordekiah
Jehosephat Habakkuk Jones
Anderson
Body ‘Shop
Frecker
Thornton
U.S. Royal and
Goodrich
Coquille
Masonic Hall
Elgin Social Club
Heeren
Linn
Acency
Ore
Jones
Coos Bay World
Riohs
Sharon
Getteth
SGG
Brodie Shingle Company
Bisma-Rex
Ashley
Michael G. Carney
Optometrist
North Adams
Roxy Theatre
Oregon-Nevada- California
the & Linn Insurance Agency
Fifth Street
Edwards’ Electric
Cothfite
Werner Typewriter
Coos
W. A. Roberts
Timberlands
City Property
Harris
8Th St. Myrtle Point
Oint
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