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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1953

Page

2

Trade Not Aid Slogan Foretells Free Market Reforms

In January 1935 Washington debate emphasizes boosting international exchange over aid. American Cotton Manufacturers' Hartwig cites a 40 billion dollar foreign aid tally, tariff cuts, and rising free list shares while urging expansion of trade facilities and responsive production to global demand.

Washington, D. C C C Hartwig American Cotton Manufacturers’ Institute “America Hartwig

Inaugural Day Ends But Marks End of An Era

The first inaugural in 24 years leaves a lasting imprint on American folkways as the new president abandons tradition and the stovepipe hat in favor of simplicity. The Mardi Gras influenced committee shapes the event while public life moves forward.

Washington

Eisenhower Inauguration Reflections And Observations

The piece reflects on President Eisenhower and his inaugural address emphasizing unity and freedom. It contrasts his simple dress with silk toppers worn by others, praises his call for global leadership by the free nations, and notes welcoming remarks from Republicans and Democrats. It also mentions Ike’s arrival in Mexico and a local note about George Willough.

America Ike Eisenhower National Congress Ein

Meeting Hal and newsroom pals in Mexico

The writer notes Hal resembles his father and greets with hugs. They plan a trip to Acapulco and meet editors from the American and Spanish papers Novedades and News. Political leanings mix as Clark favors Democrats and Martin Republicans, with plans to help Hal’s eyes open to GOP ideas before a festive farewell.

Hal Mexico Acapulco Novedades News Luis Moreno Verden Telegraph Charles Martin Society Phil Clark Evenston Arraiza Martin Clark Harry Truman Adlai Stevenson Harry

Portland preview for Bendix Washer and Dryer

Elton Schroeder and John Dayton of Henry A Schroeder & Sons visited Portland last week for a preview of the Bendix combined washer and dryer. Schroeder called the model revolutionary and hopes to display one soon.

Elton Schroeder John Dayton Bendix Henry A Schroeder & Sons Furniture Co Portland Schroeder

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