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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1952
Page
2
Observations criticize the Taft Hartley Act, labeling it anti union while praising protections it offers rank and file members. The piece argues industry wide bargaining harms the economy and warns of a push to amend the act after the 83rd Congress convenes.
A Myrtle Point correspondent describes bustling hotel floors and press rooms at the 1952 Republican convention. He details elevator jams, crowded lobbies, and crowds of reporters for Taft and Eisenhower, noting speeches, questions to General Eisenhower, and his plans to attend every session through MacArthur's keynote Monday night.
Notice states a special election in Myrtle Point Coos county Oregon on July 14 1952. Polling place is Myrtle Point city hall council chambers Fifth and Willow streets from 8 am to 8 pm Pacific Standard Time. Ballot asks if the city may levy an 8 04 23 tax for general operations and street improvements beyond 6 percent limit. Voters must be bona fide residents and taxpayers of at least value 100 dollars with taxable property within city limits.
A Tuesday meeting is set to heat up over seating contested delegates. Eisenhower supporters clash with Taft backers as a roll call by states determines the presidential and vice presidential nominee. The week promises major decision points and tense proceedings.
Public notice dated July 1982 concerns voter eligibility and last publication dates. W Perkins, City Recorder, outlines deadlines and procedures for assessment roll corrections and qualifications to vote.
Chester C Simning administrator of the estate of Percy L Simning deceased asks all creditors to present verified claims to Cement East Meldrum Attorneys Myrtle Point Oregon within six months from first publication. Publication dates July 3 10 17 24 and 31 1953.
Notice is hereby given that a final accounting process is underway. The document outlines estate proceedings and directs interested parties to review the records and respond within specified deadlines.
The administratrix of Harold Alford's estate in Coos County Oregon has filed a final account with the county clerk. Vivian R. Alford, acting as administratrix, requests court approval of the settlement at the court house in Coos Bay with publication dates June 19, 26 and July 3, 10 and 17, 1968.
An ad claims a product called T-4-L kills athlete's foot on contact and dries instantly. It promotes availability at Perkins' Drug Store and urges readers to try Greeselees for fast relief.
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