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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1958
Page
3
An editorial urges post election courage from the 86th Congress to reform labor law and curb rackets. It argues for secret ballots, honest strike votes, and protections for workers, while warning against coercive union leaders and ruthless employers and framing labor law as America's central issue.
Fragmentary report notes debate over Supreme Court rulings on integration and segregation in the South. The language suggests disagreement about whether high court actions indicated support for or against racial integration.
The text claims the Court faced two decisions seen as dangerous to America by fomenting youth integration and ordering file access. It argues these rulings could be portrayed by Communists as proof of judicial weakness and manipulation of law, casting the justices as fools or tools rather than guardians of order.
Local ad for Werner Typewriter Service offering repairs on all makes including adding machines and typewriters. Located at 138 North 3rd Street with contact option via phone CO 76018.
Dan Daniel, once American Legion National Commander, urged Congress to curb the Supreme Court at a Chicago convention. He argued nine state chief justices criticized the court for policy making, warning of a government of men rather than laws, with nine of the justices from the South.
Fragmented column notes how Supreme Court decisions threaten state sovereignty across issues from subversion to bar admissions and local officials. It argues federal judges bind states and recalls lawmakers and the Executive as the sources of judicial power. A pheasant-hunting tip section follows, praising a retriever and dog work in open countryside.
Our hunting partner notes farmers may remove keep out signs for the season, as winter brings fewer visitors. A laugh at roadside and brush signs shows the shift, while birds await with Mr Ringneck proving wary of early shotgun blasts.
A fragmented column laments hunting regulations for waterfowl and big game, mentions 1957 Oregon rules, and notes a trend toward cigarette filters. It also references dam work and includes a joke about cofferdams and sutures, ending with a gentle tease about reader attention.
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