Tax Reform Debate Pushes 23rd Amendment as Panacea
The piece highlights support for a 23rd Amendment to curb federal taxes and reduce rates. It cites editorials from The American Weekly and The Myrtle Point Herald, mentions Thomas Fleming and Rudolph Bannon, and discusses plans to replace the tax system, including a proposed 23rd Amendment and a call for a tax task force to craft fair, efficient structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Herald
Oregon
Gould
Bunsiness Sun
Winnagne
American Weekly
Thomas Fleming
Rudolph Bannon
National Association of Manufacturers
Herlong-Baker
Congress
Cemst
John Ten
Meray
Devt Mo Kaw
Keezer
Commission On
Hoover
Hoover Commission
Wyoming
Texas
Nevada
Police Protection Urged After Early Morning Vandalism in Myrtle Point
Citizens call for intensified police protection during the early morning hours after a spree of vandalism in Myrtle Point. The article argues night watch shifts endanger property and safety and stresses need for closer protection from midnight to dawn to prevent further damage and potential fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Abbot
Moran
Cannes
Abandoned draft on library funding and legislative pay
A fragmented critique argues for librarian backed reading programs and calls for raised pay for Oregon legislators. It laments high tax burdens, urges action from state officials, and questions the value of current salaries against proposed increases.
Fragmentary notice missing clear events or names
The readable text fragments mention places and numbers but lack a coherent event. It appears as garbled OCR with references to Oregon Washington and Virginia, but no identifiable person, organization, date, or outcome.
Oregon Legislative Tax Burden Proposal Challenge
A letter urges the upcoming Oregon legislative session to proceed to Salem and prove that lawmakers are lowering the tax burden before the public would consider any pay raise for their services. The writer claims the newspaper should buck the tide in favor of taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Salem
The American Way As Viewed by W V Eggleton
An essay-like piece critiques labor unions and wage expectations, arguing that some leaders seek high pay for little effort. It contrasts this with a perceived decline in national prestige and the type of heroes the country creates, urging reflection on American values and ideals.
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Tom Tootles
Tom
America
Tom Tooties
No title available from fragmentary text
A fragmented reminiscence notes distrust of celebrity hero worship sparked by the Daryl Chessman case. It mentions Am Parrish and a Friday the 13th superstition involving a black cat and a misfortune on a logging trip near Parkerburg.
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Daryl Chessman
Am Parrish
Oscar
Parkersburg
Pole
Bandon
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Coe Bay Ore
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Waa
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Elgin Social Club
George Linn
Heao Christian
Yemen
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My Ches
Yeu
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Eggleston
Chessman
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Hellion
Ierical
Union
Security Bank
Anderson
Glass Por All
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Shen
Nessan
Roth Body Shop
Michael G. Carney
Optome
American Breeders Service
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Coquille
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Chevrolet
Southwestern Motors, Inc
Coquille, Oregon
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