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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1958

Page

3

Kennedy-Ives Labor Bill Sparks Protests Across Nation

A Washington column denounces the Kennedy-Ives labor bill as dishonest and destructive. It notes Senate passage with one dissenting vote and urges readers to press House members to oppose the measure to curb labor bosses and protect workers.

Walter Reuther’& Co Senate Congress United States McClellan Committee House of Representatives House Bob Taylor U. S. Press Association Washington, D. C Sims Barry Goldwater McClellan Senator McClellan Kennedy-Ives House Labor Committee

Port Commission backs Highway 42 as priority project

The Coos Bay Port Commission endorses Highway 42 with unified support from Coos county to accelerate construction. Forest W Amsden notes the endorsement strengthens Housewives For 42 in appeals to the State Highway Commission, while boosters praise the action.

Cane Bay Coos County Oregon Pacific Coast Charlies W. Mahaffey Port Commission Forest W Amsden Coos Bay

Postcard Stamp Fiasco Sparks Office Licking Tales

A historical note recounts a stamp regulation change requiring two thousand 3-cent post cards with 3c stamps by August 1. Post office workers scrambled to affix overlaid stamps while avoiding center “licks” as questions about who did the licking persist.

Post Office

Threats and insults in a postcard about HST library

A hostile postcard from Reverend Norbert Heins of Independence Missouri targets the Harry S. Truman library and hints at violence. It alleges political plans to block Adlai Stevenson’s nomination and mocks the idea of destroying the library by atomic bombs.

Norbert Heins Independence Heins Harry S. Truman George HST Adlai Stevenson Adlai Harry

Why Wayne Switched Parties A Longstanding Motive Emerges

A fragment from the Oregonian cites Mike in Behind the Mike noting national magazines feature Oregon senators. Walter Reuther reportedly pressed Morse for 15 years to switch from Republican to Democrat, claiming Reuther and Morse are close allies.

Wayne Mike Oregonian Oregon New Republic Walter Reuther UAW Clitics Wilne Morse Reuther Morse Larbor

Political rants and hunting rules mix in 1958 Oregon notes

The piece rails at Senator Morse over ADA and Reuther influence, cites Eisenhower deficit fears and rising taxes, then shifts to Oregon hunting rules for 1958. It reports buck deer and elk seasons, unit permit details for Powers and Coquille, application deadlines, and a note about cougars in local foothills.

Eisenhower Indiana Tax Foundation Census Bureau State Game Commission Powers Coquille Blue Ridge Coos County Game Commission

Smelt running strong along the Rogue and Bandon coast

Local reports note plentiful smelt last weekend at Bandon with buckets filling fast while the lower Rogue shows anglers chasing summer steelhead on flies in riffles Gold Beach shopkeepers say a few steelhead are being caught near the bay mouth the channel near the beach was crowded with boats and shore fishermen mooching for salmon amid rising crowds and fading quiet fishing days back in the day.

Bandon Banana Belt

Boy Fends Off Wild Beast Near Hall Creek Road

Tommy Brown a 12 year old resident of Hall Creek road confronted a small wild beast near his home last week following his grandmother’s advice. He armed himself with a stout shillalah and stood his ground as the animal slunk into the brush.

Tommy Brown Hall Creek

Bear visits car in Yellowstone picnic surprise

A minister and family touring Yellowstone Park left their car to view scenery and returned to find a bear inside licking their picnic lunch, an unusual wildlife encounter during a family outing.

Yellowstone Park

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