Public views on profits and production in postwar economy
The piece argues that profits help raise living standards through incentive and investment, urge high production as salvation, and warn the public against labor management quibbling. It notes a Fourth of July safety focus, recommends fire prevention, and promotes Myrtle Point events including a July 3 cowboy breakfast and July 4 parade and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bymaurice R. Franks
Maurice R. Franks
National Labor Management Foundation
Partners
Rght
John Q
Ak Ee
Myrtle Point
Fair Grounds
A Sane and Safe July Fourth
A public safety notice urges planning for a safe Fourth of July. It warns fireworks cause death and injury and can start fires if misused. It cautions against using fireworks in congested areas or dry woods and fields.
Repeal of Transport Tax Sparks Cross Border Travel
In late March the Canadian government repealed its special tax on transportation prompting thousands of Americans to buy rail air bus and steamship tickets across the border. Airlines report ticket agent shortages as U S tax continues on domestic travel. The piece argues the tax was a wartime measure no longer justified and should be repealed to relieve business health and education travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Los Angeles
A Splendid Job Well Done Vacation Bible School
The Myrtle Point Vacation Bible School closed with Inter Church services at the Methodist church on Sunday evening. Children from several churches performed numbers under their teachers guidance. The event showcased fine teaching of Gospel truths and earned praise for all involved. The newspaper extends congratulations to every teacher and pastor who contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Methodist Church
God
Myrtle Point Herald Editor Praised by National Publication
Peck Associates of New York City printed two editorials from The Myrtle Point Herald. The editor of this page expresses immense appreciation for the recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck Associates
New York City
Myrtle Point
Portland Pastor and Family Honored at Father's Day Service
The pastor of First Presbyterian Church and his wife Dr. Jand Mire A Theodore Smith hosted a quiet celebration at home for their daughter Mrs. Paul D. Grout her husband and two children Richard Alan and Barbara Aimee. Mrs Grout a musician sang My Father Watches Over Me during the service on Sunday morning. The family returned to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Jand Mire
A. Theodore Smith
Paul D. Grout
Rich
Ard Alan
Barbara Aimee
Crossword Puzzle Scribbles and Odd Grid Clues
A fragmented OCR style crossword item presents scattered letters and words like Ste S Tense 0 nL it rdletle gt rin i k mari 06 shows across and down hints. The readable bits point to a jumbled puzzle page with inconsistent spacing and stray characters.
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Myrtle
Eleas
Jenn
Perek
W. Hall
Hall
Bess John Q
Mtaustician
Myrtle Point Herald
George
Mreen
Shereo
Huling, Lundy & Sons
Oregon
Morizontal
Aneweor
William H. Johnston
Lou L. Martin
Public Accountant
Bandon
McClary Appliance Co
Kelvinator
Bendix
Philco
RCA
Home Freesers
Stevens Hardware
Ralph
Coquille
Western Stores
Harry M. Johnson & Son
Western Iron & Steel Co
Logsdon Jewelery
Isler Sheet Metal Works
Booth Hall
Pontiac
W. Front—Telephone
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Oscar’s Auto Service
Chuck
First Street
Buick
Chevrolet
Case Tractors
U. S
West First
Calhoun Electric Co
Worth Taylor Street
Jack W. Calhoun
Herman’s Men’s Store
Purkey
North Bend - Coquille
Icoquille Bootery
RED Goosesuoer
Your Family Ghee Store
Truman
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ING Co., Olympi
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