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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1945
Page
4
Fragmentary text indicates a citywide June drive focused on general cleanup of yards and surrounding areas. Specifics on participants, dates, or actions are missing, but the tone suggests a coordinated effort across neighborhoods led by local authorities.
Lester E Howe argues against OPA claims that farmers are meat violators. He notes he raises and preserves his own meat for his family and warns against infringements on this practice as undemocratic. Howe compares contemporary policy to Nazi doctrine and accuses CPA propaganda of spreading similar ideas.
Mrs Barbara Cowthorne left for a visit with Jeshy Eada in Begone. Mr and Mrs Walter Allen visit relatives in Roseburg during their vacation. Bowling scores in Victory alleys: Louise Carver 101 and P C Reper Jr 226. Mrs Corda Lrwellen taken to hospital Wednesday evening. Ali ce Metsgus graduation from St Marys High noted. Ward McReynolds to hold special license exam June 12 at city hall. Dorothy Gastrainer out with an index finger infection. Mr and Mrs Paul J Bargelt returned to Palo Alto after visit in Broadbent. Bertha MacKerren returned to Eugene after visiting. Miss Aileen Dement and party to spend summer at Dement home Eckley. Curry County receives 1266 for county fair support from state tax share. county totals 52436 state toll. Curry County 255 and Douglas 1540 allocated.
The speaker argues civilians should receive less meat while military needs are met, claiming OPA controls supplies and warns of a hidden truth about Pearl Harbor and the threat of communism. He urges the public to awaken to the alleged danger before it is too late.
Local employers sponsor community programs showing a large number of workers in homes farms and on highways. Admission is free and a date for the Myrth Point program will be announced later in the Herald. Mr Pitcher returns from a fieldmen's training school in Eugene last week.
Help wanted advertisement seeks an experienced book keeper and stenographer immediately with inquiries directed to the Herald office. Located at 201.
A grandson's graduation is noted amid wartime service details of Harold R. Adama. The World War I flyer died near Eugene in 18983 when a passenger plane he piloted crashed. Adama, an aviation machinist mate first class, had been stationed in the Americas and faced heavy enemy air and anti aircraft defenses during search patrols in poor weather. Mrs Walter Moore and a daughter are visiting from Roseburg with relatives Paul Brewer and family.
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