Speak Up for Freedom editorial warns of deficit danger
The piece argues that postwar deficit spending has driven national debt to over 260 billion dollars, threatens bankruptcy and communism, and urges Americans to awaken, vote for responsible governance, and defend the American way of life against socialist overreach. It praises patriotism and laments neglect of the flag and national duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speak Up For Freedom
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Penn
Te Qualicatens Beng
Enin
America
Lenin
Despie
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
World Salvation
Hoover Commission
Abraham Lincoln
Big Jar
Stannard
God
Are We Forgetting Our Love for Old Glory
Ray Harms a high school custodian shared a story from conversation about raising the flag daily for a year and a half at the high school with last week marking a notable moment. He described his routine and the sense of loyalty to the flag in a small town context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Harris
Ray Harms
Milton Schroeder
Tiago
Coog Bay
Coos County
Milton
The
Herald
Sam
Calls to Myrtle Point hampered by toll routes raise a Chamber plea
An Arago resident questions telephone routing via Coquille and Roseburg, criticizing state and local spending. The piece cites a $171000 Coquille River bridge project and $7500 east-west right of way costs, arguing for active Chamber action and protesting government inefficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arago
Coquille
Remote
Myrtle Point
Roseburg
Chamber of Commerce
Public Utilities Commission
State of
Oregon
Coquitle Nver
Here
Coquille River
Myrtle
Harry Truman at Grand Coulee dam amid election rhetoric
The passage portrays Harry Truman visiting Grand Coulee with claims about Hoover era plans and funding. It depicts critics accusing him of political spending, urging voters to see through a "laughing and talking" stage as he campaigns, warning of national debt and future prosperity tied to his administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Grand Coulee
Hoover
Recinevell
Missouri
Harold Stassen
Mamms
Harry
Florida
Pepper
West
Coulee
Walter Winchell
Harry Wall
Just Knockin' in to 8 Men Everywhere Who Spread Conservation
A collection of reader letters and community notes from Myrtle Point and nearby towns. Residents urge daylight saving opinions, praise local volunteers, and share colorful anecdotes about fishing, bond drives, and newspaper life. The column blends humor with civic sentiment and local character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Farmer
Myrtle Point Spattatoe 'S Club
Clarence Strong
Dodgers Receive Out of Town Printer Order
A Los Angeles Dodgers initiative sources a printer willing to handle orders of any size from out of town, signaling flexible production capacity and potential outreach expansion.
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Myrtle Point Herald
Herald Bross
W. Hall
American Press Association
Wariote
Governims Neraerrative
Pullman
Huling, Lundy & Sons
Hfila Hardware
A LaFlamme
Boones
Willy-Nilly I
Missour
Oregon City Enterprise
William Thomas
Broadbent
Tex
E Ro Woods
Sky Ranch
Thas
George
Woods
Walter Asplund
Mountain States Power Co
Coos Bay
Henry Spargo
Mr Asplund
Unj
Eugene
California
Walt
John, Arnold
Joe Knight
Springfield Ore
Society
Patricia Stevens
Detroit
Crecarge Porrest
Marvin
Alexandes Wooktoutt
Twe Getu
Neo
Speedite
Aller
Shingle Company
MyrtlePoint, Ore
Man
Dodgers
Myrtle Point, Ore
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