Stassen Attacks Truman In West Swing On Taxpayer Money
Harold Stassen denounces Harry Truman’s West trip as non political and costly, accusing the administration of deficit spending and a “crazy deal” to rearm Europe. He singles out Taft Hartley, Canada’s budget balance, and Oregon politics, urging isolationist restraint and fiscal reform.
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Harry Truman
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Mr Stassen
Andrew Johnson
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Cracy
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Oregon
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Grand Coulee
McKay
Grand Coule
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Yalta
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Butte
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Just Knockin Continues With Local Letters and Events
Local column notes reader letters and community happenings. Avon Melby praises the Herald and hints at Truman non political tour coverage. Powers Lions Club selects judges for amateur show Ralph Kring and Arnold Melby named. event draws interest. Lost items window prompts bonnet sighting and notices. May Day dance at Catching Creek Community Club with supper and music. tickets $1.00.
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Lions’ Club
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Arnold Melby
Lions Club
George King
Catering Creek
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Catching Creek
King
Just Can't Get Along Without The Herald
Coquille resident Mrs Dale Mecum said she cannot get along without The Myrtle Point Herald during a Myrtle Point visit. The note includes light political chatter and local town anecdotes amid a string of humorous vignettes and street observations.
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Coquille
Myrtle Point
Budget Hearing Notice for Myrtle Point Oregon
The Myrtle Point budget committee announces a public hearing on June 12, 1950 at 8:00 PM in the City Hall Council Room. Citizens may discuss or oppose the proposed tax levy for the 1950 1951 fiscal year and review the adopted budget estimates and schedules.
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Quaker Anecdotes and Courtroom Humor In A Fragment
A collage of witty lines and brief scenes from old newspapers and anecdotes. Quaker spinster reflections on marriage, a New York court gag about contracts, a dramatic funeral moment, and a valentine mischief story weave together with humorous asides and social quips.
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Miami
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