Hall Bros. Publish Weekly Herald Press Notice
The notice states weekly publication by Hall Bros publishers with second class mail status at the Polith Ore post office under postal act provisions. E. F. Hall serves as business manager.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
2
The notice states weekly publication by Hall Bros publishers with second class mail status at the Polith Ore post office under postal act provisions. E. F. Hall serves as business manager.
A Bay Area reader letter critiques Sheldon Sackett’s No No Ike editorial. The writer mocks its socialist charges against Ike Eisenhower and endorses MacArthur’s return as keynoter while condemning Truman era policies and Fair Deal critics.
Taft urged GOP primary vigor but warned against unfair tactics that could split the party. The piece contrasts price and wage controls with rent control and frames progress as liberty of group initiative over government spending. Charlie Bingham returns from Harvard with news of a campus mock convention nominating Eisenhower.
Senator E Walsh returned from a GOP meeting in Denver where he met Dwight D. Eisenhower, calling him the most sincere and straightforward candidate for president. He praised Eisenhower and highlighted political activity spanning many years.
Classified notice for Clyde R. Anderson offering first class auto body and fender repair auto glass painting services. Location two blocks east of Mast Hospital in Myrtle Point with phone number 382.
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