Coos Bay Times Criticized for Delinquent Tax List Publication
A local editorial attacks the Coos Bay Times for a oversized delinquent tax list section that wasted up to 7000 dollars of public funds. The piece accuses the newspaper of padding space with repeated headlines and urging the sheriff’s office to overstate costs while taxpayers shoulder the bill from the county general fund.
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Sheriff's Tax Department
Labor Senses Slowly Taking Over Our Free America
Dr Alfred P Haake warns in The American Way that united labor aims to control Congress through unions and the CIO AFL merger. He cites the Brooklyn Eagle strike and fears concentrated union power could threaten constitutional freedoms and democratic governance in the United States.
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Alfred P. Haake, Ph. D., Chairman of the Laymen's National Committee
the American Way
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Moscow Letter Day in America and the Communist Threat
A historical piece traces fears of communism in the Western world as it rose as a perceived threat by 1946. The feature notes a sweeping concern over ideology spreading and its alleged impact on global peace, referencing a dramatic national debate.
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Martin Diese
Moscow
America
John
Molly
Reuther
CIO
Adlai Stevenson II Emerges as Presidential Contender
The piece notes Adlai Stevenson II as the son of Adlai Stevenson I and Grover Cleveland era vice president, positioned as a presidential hopeful. It contrasts his potential bid with his grandfather's record, alluding to historical finance as context for his campaign path.
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Depression Era Rhetoric and Political Jabs Echo in Memoir Fragments
A collage of quotes and anecdotes references Adlai Stevenson and Cleveland, noting the Hoover era mood and bank crises. It contrasts discussions of guaranteed wages with economic despair, social humor, and charters on memory, politics, and daily life from a fragmented text.
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Stevenson
Cleveland
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Truman
Jefferson
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