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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1952

Page

2

MacArthur Warns of Drift Toward Central Power

General Douglas MacArthur warns that America has moved toward centralization, risked loss of liberty, and a creeping shift to a Communist style state. He cites growth in government payrolls taxes and federal control over industry as eroding local self government and private enterprise.

America Douglas MacArthur Kremlin General MacArthur Far East Fecers Washington Pgov MacArthur United States of America

G. O. P. Chances Slim Says Digest Writer Warns

A Reader’s Digest July issue warns Republicans need a political leadership miracle to win the presidential election. Stanley High argues Democrats hold gains, lists electoral hurdles, and cautions a two party system threat if Republicans fail to unite and appeal beyond partisanship.

Stanley High Suez U .S Maine Vermont Sr.s North U. S

Vignettes and quotes on politics and daily life

A collage of anecdotes and opinions touches on Katyn Forest Massacre reflections, postwar politics, and remarks from a garden club talk. It includes a wood duck vigil, a pirate dream from youth, campaign mudslinging, and questions about critique, merit, and civic virtue.

Fire escape speaks to faith in many people

A short, fragmented line notes that a fire escape is a symbol of how religion resonates with numerous individuals, reflecting broad public sentiment.

Special Election Set For Myrtle Point Oregon July 14 1952

Notice declares a special election in Myrtle Point Coos county Oregon on July 14 1952 to consider a tax levy in excess of 6 percent to fund city operations and street improvements. Polls open 8 am to 8 pm at Myrtle Point city hall. N W Perkins city recorder dates July 3 and July 10 1952.

Myrtle Port Coos County Oregon Fifth and Willow Streets Myrtle Point Coose County State of N. W. Perkins City Recorder

Notice to Creditors in Oregon Estate Proceeding

The undersigned is appointed Administrator of the Estate of Percy L. Simning, deceased, by Judge James W. Harrison of Coos County Oregon. All claims against the estate must be presented to the undersigned verified as required by law at the offices of Dement Dunn Meldrum Attorneys.

Percy L. Simning James W. Harrison Oregon County of Coos Dement, Dunn & Meldrum Atorneys

Fragmented column remarks on growth and society

A mixed, fragmented piece covers quirky maxims about fish growth, truth, youth on farms, smiling salesmen, auctioneers, automobiles, aviation, and a joke by Si Perkins. It strings aphorisms with stray references to Windy Gap and Bakers.

Si Perkins Windy Gap Felow

Windy City trip fuels Herald staff ambitions

The Herald staff, short handed by Floyd and Esther off on a trip, plans to push ahead to cover events in Chicago. Dottie Bargett and Harold offer support, while George and Dave socialize, and a wood duck nesting tale from Sauvie Island appears in local-interest notes.

Herald Floyd Esther Clyde Ruth Windy City Dottie Bargett George Jehoshaphat Orat Harold Clarno State Game Commission Kiem Stutzer Sauvie Island

Notice of Probate Publication Dates in Chester C Simning Estate

Public notice from Point Oregon states that within six months from first publication, Chester C Simning as Administrator of the Karate Agency will publish dates on July 3 10 17 24 and 31 in 1852. The document cites publication deadlines and legal action related to estate administration.

Point Oregon Chester C. Simning L. Simning

Public Notice About Infant Not For Adoption

A public notice states Jennifer Lee Ralph a six month old infant is not available for adoption. Parents E L Ralph are identified with the filing notation 36-14-pd.

Jennifer Lee Ralph E. L. Ralph

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