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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1950
Page
2
A Myrilespoint Herald opinion column condemns Truman era deficit spending with stark language. It blasts false economics, warns of national debt nearing 256 billion dollars, and urges voters to oppose the administration in elections.
In Myrtle Point last week a concealed weapon incident ended with the death of Clyde Sutton alias Hatfield. Officer W V Stillwell fired in self defense as Sutton aimed to kill Detective Kenneth Dietz, with coroner's inquest ruling justifiable homicide.
An evening program featured tightrope walker Mrs Wooldadge, strongman Frank Mel, bearded lady Mrs John Heeren, tumblers led by Mrs Martha Dunn, a barbershop quartet, and an Apache dance directed by Mrs Lyle Carver. The event drew praise for clean fun and PTA sponsorship amid local news on a shooting inquiry and community notes from the Myrtle Point area.
Public notice details a special school meeting to vote on the consolidation of Union High School No. 2 with nearby districts for high school purposes. The event is set at Union High School District No. 2 in Myrtle, Oregon, with public postings from February 1950 through March 1950 and attendance by district officials.
A county notice lists numerous parcels for sale with minimum prices ranging from 220 to 220 000 dollars across townships 25 to 31 South in ranges 12 W and 13 W M. The notice names timber lots and mineral rights, notes several sections and lots, and cites Fred A. Krube as County Judge and Commissioner with publication dates March 2 1950 and March 23 1969.
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