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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1956

Page

3

General Marshall's Horse Exonerated From Blame

A Dallas based Southern Conservative piece claims General Marshall vanished on Pearl Harbor day 1941 while Major George Racey Jordan says the general was at the Russian Embassy with Maxim Litvinov. The article concludes Marshall's horse bears no blame for the events.

Marshall Pearl Harbor Dallas Texas General Marshall General Marshal George Marshall United States Pacific Fleet Rock Creek Park Washington Congress of Freedom George Racey Jordan Maxim Litvinov Russia

Private power vs Federal build at Hell's Canyon judged

The Wall Street Journal argues the Hell's Canyon project should be developed by private power rather than the Federal Government. It cites a $308 million federal estimate versus under $176 million for three privately authorized dams, plus ongoing lease payments and taxes favoring private development.

Hell's Canyon Snake River Idaho-Oregon Congress Federal Power Commission Idaho Power Company Senate The Wall Street Journal

Picnic at Tom Devereauxs Draws 36 Attendees

Gaylord News reports a family picnic at Tom Devereauxs with James Devereaux Lee and 34 others, plus overnight guest Mrs Docia Sweet from Sixes. Also noted are the Gaylord Womens Club picnic and moves of local residents to Norway Oregon and Mollalla. An auction notice at Coquille Valley Auction is listed for Sunday July 29 starting at 1 am with consignments wanted.

Rees Daniels James Devereaux Lee Hauser Tom Devereaux Docia Sweet Sixes Pete Blanck Norway Ore Edna Olsen Duane Hayes Molalla Gaylord Women’s Club Daniels’ Grove Nellie Curry Broadbent Lynn Mickey Galloway George Coquille Valley Coquille

Local Visitors and Guests Drop in Coast Community

A list of guests and visitors circulated in the Myrtle area includes Mrs. James Devereaux and family hosting Mrs. Thompson s niece Gabrielle Sutter and Mary Bath from Seattle. The Whamipons met the visitors at North Bend airport. Coos Bay and nearby towns saw several social calls and picnics across Powers Mollala Coquille Monte Point and related homes.

Local notes and bids from Myrtle Point

Remote news covers moves, visits, furloughs and family hosting across Florence Sutherlin Eugene and Oak Point. A contractors notice invites sealed bids for side walks and driveways in Myrtle Point with plans at the City Recorder office and a 100 percent corporate surety bond requirement. Publication date July 1926.

City Recorder City of Myrtle Point Orion Crecast Oregon Elvin Eads Ben E Nichols

Local Residents Depart For Vacations And Visits

Stenman are Mr and Mrs R J Jackson of Pasco Washington. Mrs Maude Minton of Tampa Florida visited a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Jennings and family. Mr and Mrs Ronald Owens of Gold Beach visited Mr and Mrs Martin Headquist on Saturday. Tommy Gilkison of Powers spent a few days with his father John Gilkison and Mrs Gilkison on Rock Creek last week. Mr and Mrs Thelmar Farmer of Bridge and Jed Farmer of Remote left Monday for a six weeks vacation in Alaska.

Stenman R. J. Jackson Pasco Wash Maude Minton Tampa Florida Lawrence Jennings Ronald Owens Gold Beach Martin Headquist Tommy Gilkison Powers John Gilkison Gilkison Rock Creek Thelmar Farmer Bridge Jed Farmer Remote Alaska

Catching Creek by Mrs Keith Northup

Friday evening visits featured Mr and Mrs Jim Johnson and sons at the Lakeys. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Nate Smith and children of Roseburg with Bob Barklow and Bonnie Bridges at the Bushnells. Corrine Reisenberger returned from Westlake to visit the Northups and other local families. The Harris birthday occasion bound Mrs Keith Northup and others for a supper at Charlie Harris’s home.

Keith Northup Jim Johnson Marion Lakey Carl Bushnell Nate Smith Roseburg Bob Barklow Bonnie Bridges Corrine Reisenberger Westlake Lester Higgins Charlie Harris Meredith Harris Patsy Burr Roger Edwards

Sunday and Monday Visits In Langlois Area

Families in Langlois and Floras Creek hosted relatives over the weekend. Gus Kenyon and Charlie Harris received Sunday visitors from Broadben t and Burr, while Bill Edwards hosted Monday guests. Lester Higgins and Keith Northup's families visited Langlois, with Mike Adamek and Reisenhuber kin from South Dakota staying a few days.

Gus Kenyon Broadbent Charlie Harris Et Burr Bill Edwards Langlois Lester Higgins Keith Northup Floras Creek Mike Adamek Susie Denny South Dakota Bill Reisenhuber Joe Morris Junio

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