President of the United States editorial on youth and enterprise
A reprinted editorial centers on a shoeshine boy as a symbol of Freedom of Enterprise. It praises self-reliance, warns against gimme behavior, and urges adults to educate youth about citizenship, private enterprise, private speech, and integrity to fortify the nation. The piece commends the nation’s strength and calls for action now.
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Long drawn out third ballot at convention sparks poll demands
A late convention roll call stretched three and a half hours as 13 delegations pressed polls amid distrust. The piece recalls fire safety at a hotel audience and notes nominations of Sparkman and Stevenson, with Eisenhower Nixon chosen by the GOP. The writer urges readers to vote and register in the looming November election.
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Myrtle Point Lions Plan Community Building Vote
The Myrtle Point Lions Club held a special Wednesday meeting called by President Jack Dunn and voted 26 to 5 to pursue a proposed community building project. Details remain tentative as the project is developed.
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Lions sponsor new Myrtle Point building amid cheers
The Lions club announced plans for a new community building in Myrtle Point, calling it a necessary, big undertaking with immediate action, and praised by residents for the progressive spirit shown at a recent meeting. The piece contrasts local civic effort with a Reader's Digest review of the Teapot Dome scandal and calls for vigilance in federal affairs.
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Mrs Watkins returns from visit with friends in Bandon
Mrs. Ernest Watkins came home Friday after a few days with friends in Bandon. Several visitors including Mrs. Agnes Leep of Portland Mrs. Reed Grier of Camp White Mrs. Otter and Mrs. John Masterson of Port Orford were in touch. Alice Jean Osborne shows improvement after a week of illness.
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Arago Community News Highlights Local Events
Three month old son Craig Trigg is mentioned as part of family notes. The Alberts bring horses to Coos County Fair grounds for roping practice with Chuck and Ronnie showing readiness for exhibition. Lawrence Barklow returns from La Grande and Melden Car plans Yellowstone tour. A new minister joins Village Missions for Arago and Reverend Lease starts service Sunday. Dick Woodcock leaves teaching contract for fall term. replacement not yet found.
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