True or False America's Low Mood Threat Explained 1958
A Northwest newspaper column argues that low national mood stems from private industry fear of socialism and labor influence. It pinpoints Walter Reuther and ADA as key forces and warns against right to work laws, power politics, and delayed Snake River dam projects delaying Northwest prosperity.
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Northwest
Abe
Walter Reuther
Soviet
Russia
America
Waltter Reuther
Cio-Uaw
ADA
Americans For Democratic Action
National Congress
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Dick Neuberger
Washington, D. C
Walter
Reuther
Afl-Cio
Goldwater
Arizona
Knowland
California
Tell
Connecticu
Williams
Delaware
Payne
Maine
Beall
Maryland
Hruska
Nebraska
Potter
Michigan
Thye
Minnesota
Malone
Nevada
Bricker
Ohio
Revercomb
W. Virginia
Barrett
Wyoming
Holland
Florida
Byrd
Virginia
Clarence Barton
Clarence
Unina
Bates
Senate
Lab
National Grange Orech Bureau
Grange
Farm Bureau
Peatt
Ie Paria
Ustfia
England
Great Northwest
Snake River
High Hells Canyon
Federal Power Commission
Idaho Power Co
Snake
Hells Canyon High Dam
Lookout life and wildfires in Oregon blaze report
The narrative recounts the Smith River fire in Oregon as seen from a lookout post with 11 afternoons of watching flames rise 20 000 feet and scorch 35 000 acres. Firefighters gain ground after a 30 minute rain despite thousands of birds and animals dying in the smoke and heat.
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Coy
Warm Springs
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Myrtle Point Herald
Publishers 'Association
The
Herald Press
Myrtle Point
Lassociation
Rusta Nng
G. W. Hall
B. FP. Hall
Bes. Mer
National Advakepres Weekly Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
Chicago
Netrolt, Re
United States of America
Herald Office
Bob Taylor
Breckenridge
Minn
Bob
Robert J. Waite
Gazette-Telegram
Methusaleh
Joe Rezac
Waite
Joe
Ashley
Thornton
Coos Bay
Coquille
Lutheran Women’s Guild
Rummle Sale Legion Hall
Linn
Ore
Heeren & Linn Insurance Agency
Fifth St
Heeren & S
Brownie Hawkeye
Argus
Perkins Drug Store
City Property Roberts Realtor
W. A. Roberts
Timberlands
Harris
8Th St. Myrtle Point