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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1948
Page
3
The Myrtle Point Herald admits the 1948 election forecast was off and discusses Truman and Dewey outcomes. It notes potential House implications and credits Truman for an upset, urging support for the eventual winner.
The article surveys Harry Bridges views from 1837 and 1947 arguing unions and workers risk becoming tools of the state under totalitarian governance. It contrasts labor democracy with state control, warns Bridges could lead a New Order, and stresses the importance of free enterprise for independent labor. Also notes a local Halloween festival in Myrtle Point praising community spirit and the City of Friendly People.
American Education Week runs November 8 to 13 with the theme Strengthening the Foundations of Freedom. The message highlights education as the safeguarding of liberty, forming citizens and enabling civic participation. Through schooling, individuals gain tools for successful careers and fulfilled lives, reinforcing democracy and freedom from ignorance.
The piece argues against aligning the electoral vote with the popular vote, warning it could threaten federal balance and turn the United States toward socialism. It emphasizes preserving state sovereignty, mutual confidence, and the dangers of altering a system designed to prevent domination by large states.
Girl Scout Troop No. 2 showcases its handiwork in baby clothing kits for Europe in The Herald window during Girl Scout week. The display highlights sewing skill and community praise while noting the leaders and the event's timing.
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