What a Man and Leader We Need in Public Life
A Myrtle Point Herald column urges a moral revival in U S public life. It calls for a candidate of uncompromising principle, faith in God, strong family values, respect for the Constitution, and a commitment to law and justice to lead the nation through moral decline. It argues the right man will emerge from a principled crusade and inspire the people to discard corrupt figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Ramon
Mea
Harry
Mrs Smith
Balooning Bureaucracy Rising Power in Washington
George Peck warns that by July 1951 about 6.4 million public employees span federal state and local levels, a surge he argues risks a totalitarian drift. He cites Eisenhower and the New England letter to urge support for Congress against centralised bureaucracy and higher government spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peck
United States
Executive Branch
First National Bank of Boston
New England
Sing
Boston
San Fr
Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Idaho
Utah
Amsons
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Ewenhower
America
American Republic
Churchill Victory Sparks Freedom Theme in Knockin Around
The column notes Churchill’s anticipated impact with Eden’s help signaling England’s road to freedom and a stand against socialism. It also covers local lodge play with Ernest Krewson leading the Odd Fellows pinochle contest and other members scoring. A casual golf digression closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Eden
Churchill
England
Ernest Krewson
Odd Fellows
Leslie Oden
Vern Stout
George
D Hall
Bob Trigg
Emmett Hammack
Myrtle Point News Highlights and Local Socials
Readable segments detail secretary notes on Dollar Day subscribers at Myrtle Point Herald, local letters about hunting and licensing, Spanish class plans at Myrtle Point High School, pie social benefits for Orvus Miller, and sports featuring Tinker Hatfield’s Pacific University tackle of Central Washington.
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Myrtle Point
Marjorie Wyatt
Dutch Clinton
Bunch
Coquille
Myrtle Powust High School
Espanol Persona del
Ing
En Nuestro Puerta—De Aristomar Ventaja de
Tinker Hatfield
Pacific University
Big Bill Hashman
Central Washington
Carnan
Hatfield
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Ball
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American Press Association
Satord Ovenrewe
Truman
Congress
Ernie Krewson
Clyde Anderson
George Ling
John Heeren
Ndyrtie Point
Kieaiike Group
Nettland
Chet Moyes
Cecil Patrick
Activians
Sky Ranch
Woods
Merald
Herald
Jess Enyeart
Bullards
Henry Frye
Powers
John McKenzie
McKenzie
Frye
Myrtle Grangers
Noror'orvus Miller
Ward
Myrtle Gisboe
Orvus Miller
Sai
Ho. O. F. Hall
John Caudle
Timerer Hatfield
Pitchin
Dr. de la Rhue
J. RK. Bunch Laird Bidg. Coquille
Middlefork Myrtlewood CO
Koch
Roseburg Highway
Edwards’ Electric
Ore
Burt, Wray & Co. Oregon Ltd
Certified Public Accountants
Myrtle Point and
Powers, Ore
Wray & Parsons, Oreg, Ltd
Seouslig Bank Bull
CW. Wray, C. B.A
R. EB. Parsema, P. A
Tex
Ogvegen
Wees Tome Bee Ne Bale
Srone Danas Sah & Eel
Dietetet
Indi
United
Federal Reserve Bank
Geerheriees
Postal Savings
Ralph D Kring
Benk
Ralph D. Kring
Aasistent
LUNDY
Harry G
Grace Stemmler
Richard
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