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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1951

Page

2

Are the American People Too Dumb to Understand

A Myrtle Point editorial questions if President Truman's inflation defense plan reflects effort and honesty. It contrasts calls for patriotism with government spending, cites military supply costs in Korea, and urges readers to pressure Congress to curb federal expenditures.

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True Patriot and Taft-Hartley Pledge Debate

The Oregonian criticizes loyalty pledges while supporting the non-Communist clause of Taft-Hartley. It questions singling out groups and urges keeping the loyalty affidavits for federal hires, arguing that refusers may be suspected of being pink.

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Local column Chronicle hits Mexico visit and church camp notes

The column recalls a Lions picnic chat with Mrs Clinton about a Mexico trip and plans to visit Paracutin. It notes Mr and Mrs Clinton with Mr and Mrs Wilfred Laird spent two weeks in Mexico. Also covered is Camp Myrtlewood church youth activities and local reporter resignation from The Herald with successor Merry Bushnell.

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Perkins Drug Store Promotes T-4-L Best Seller

Ambiguous ad style note claiming a Perkins Drug Store endorses a T-4-L best seller with unclear reasons and fragmented text about remedies and product terms. The readable part references an athletic foot treatment and a retail claim.

Perkins Drug Store Renetrates Reacher Gorme Eny

Private yacht for the president sparks tax and navy concerns

Harris Ellsworth mail from Washington notes support for presidential use of a private yacht for trips and rest. A former reps committee found navy officers and 156 enlisted men ready, with annual costs around 450 000 dollars. US folks reportedly favor the plan during a Philadelphia speech in June.

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Kefauver Says Administration Offers War Not Progress

Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee declares the current administration offers nothing for the next thirty years but war and paying for it. He speaks as a Democrat, criticizing foreign policy while a casual note about a chicken dinner appears in the text.

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