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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
2
The piece denounces strikers at Teglewood as insurrectionists delaying the defense program. It contrasts 75 cents an hour demands with soldiers earning around 75 cents daily and lacking overtime rights. It urges resolving disputes through government agencies and continuing production for the war effort.
Myrtle Point hosts host invited Marshfield lodges for conference delegates in Astoria. Fellowship club, Luncheon club, and Evening Bridge club report prizes and guest members. Surprise party honors Mr. and Mrs. Withnell. Sunshine club enjoys afternoon. Local residents Joseph Boutin and family tour East earning 8 000 miles.
The piece argues President Roosevelt correctly used the U S Army to quell the insurrection or strike in Inglewood California and notes broad national approval. It cautions criticism would only come if action had been delayed and urges similar measures for other unsettled strikes as global tensions rise.
Chas Roberts advertises a weekly wagon service from Myrtle Point to Roseburg with first trip next week. Graduation for eighth grade pupils scheduled at the opera hall tomorrow night with an admission of 10 cents. E A Adams has opened up a business location and name unclear.
New officers for Pansy chapter Women of the Moose were elected at the regular meeting in Moose hall Powers June 12. Officers named include Senior Regent Mrs Milton Epperson Junior Regent Mrs Frank Grove Recorder Mrs Carl Briggs Treasurer Mrs William Link Chaplain Mrs Allie Devers Sentinel Mrs Elwin Humphrey. Elective and appointive posts to be installed later.
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