Myrtle Point Herald announces staff and publication details
Myrtle Point Herald lists names BILL PALMBOTS SHIRLEY FRANC MARIE NICHOLS JANICE WILSON as staff. The paper is established 1889 and published every Thursday by the Myrtle Point Herald in Oregon with post office box and mailing information.
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Bill Palmbots
Shirley Franc
Marie Nichols
Janice Wilson
Myrtle Point
P.O
Ore
Editorial urges voters to support Oregon primary ballots
The piece details May 26 primary deadlines for judicial posts and statewide races, notes potential runoffs, and presents recommended positions on eight ballot measures including capital bonds, White Exner repeal, revised constitution, pollution bonds, voting age, school tax, Coos Bay annex, and county jail.
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Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Coos County
Oregon Voters
Onr
Oregon
Coos Bay Area
Predicting Oregon primary race outcomes with limited polls
The writer predicts results for numerous races including Governor McCall vs Straub, Dellenback vs Leeper, and other state and county offices. The column notes seven uncontested races, ambivalence about accuracy, and a 35 percent expected correct rate with 20 selections overall.
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Tom McCall
Robert Straub
McCall
Arthur Pears
Straub
Fourth
John Dellenback
Dorothy Leeper
Dellenback
Leeper
William Grannell
North Bend
Ancel S. Page
Norman O. Nilsen
Nilsen
Page
Robert Knudson
Allen for Sheriff of Coos County Suggested by Local Officer
A Curry County deputy advocates Bill Allen for Coos County sheriff citing his Oregon State Police training, rural knowledge, administrative experience, and drive to reduce crime in logging, parks and cities. The letter criticizes Sheriff Strawn and Zarbano, urging Allen as the best choice and noting police support behind him.
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Supreme Court
Dea Gordon Sloan
Dean Bryson
Court of Appeals
Virgil Langtry
Reuben Lenske
Edward Branchfield
Robert Y. Thornton
Eugene Gething, Sr
Lonnie van Elsberg
Marguerite, Watkins
M.R
Mickey
Coos
Strawn
Coos County
Curry Co
Bill Allen
Oregon
Coos Co
Sheriff’s Office
Ats Pest Record
Aelf
Los Angeles
California
Zarbano
War ends in Europe as Germany surrenders in 1945
In May 1946 readers are reminded that European hostilities ceased with Germany's surrender at 3 01 PM Pacific war time on May 8 1945. The article notes surrender terms were signed by German and allied representatives to 2 14 PM Pacific time. It also references a Myrtle Point church dedication service planned for June 7 under Rev and Mrs Gijenn W Hutton.
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Europe
Pacific
Germany
Myrtle Point
First Christian Church of
Gijenn W. Hutton
Humble Named Editor of Linfield College Linew
Charles Humble, son of Mr and Mrs Humble of Myrtle Point, has been appointed editor for the Linew at Linfield College for the 1970 71 school year. A Linfield junior majoring in journalism, Humble leads the student paper after guiding the last two issues of the year.
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Charles Humble
Hirs
Myrtle Point
LINEW
Linfield College
Humble
Linfield
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