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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1950

Page

9

Plan at Yalta and Acheson policies cited in Senate remarks

Senator Malone condemns postwar plan attributed to Acheson and Lattimore, alleging back channel pressure for UN actions, tariff cuts, and coke aimed at weakening American workers. He accuses State Department figures of inviting Reds and harming national safety. He questions Hiss and Service loyalties.

Seer Kere Lattimore-Acheson Acheson Louis John United Nations Council England United States Malone Hiss Service Lattimore

Correction on Southern Coos county school district levies

A correction explains that Union High School District No 2 levy was misreported as 88.8 mills. The district levy is 8.2 mills, while 68.6 mills covers roads and county charges. The notice lists other district levies across Coos County, noting recent increases and districts including Broadbent, Powers, Dora, Myrtle Point, Sitkum, and Coquille Port authorities.

Coos County Union High School Mabel Barklow Mo. 2 Oregon Union High Port of Coquille Port of Bandon Arago Port of Couil Port Cog Dora Myrtle Point Port Coq Road Dist Port of Banden Sitkum Nonhigh Port of Ridge Port of Cog

Statewide vote results show most measures approved

Final tabulations show voters favored nearly all measures. The liquor bill was defeated 378,725 to 111,421. Reapportionment totals were 33,460 to 100,837. Other measures passed include tax credit 234,604 to 191,068 and veterans bonus 206,174 to 188,486. Basic school support 233,808 to 381,312. Old age assistance act 314 to 1. Uniform standards adopted 247,004 to 215,300. An aggregation of results across measures indicates broad approval.

Sitkum News Highlights Local Travel and Visits

Mrs Elmer Wilson reports Ed Brown and family and Louis Laird took Mrs Laird to Klamath Falls for a climate trial against asthma. Ivan Laird traveled to Portland on business and visited relatives in Corvallis before returning Saturday. Local residents note Ivan Laird’s election as representative from Coos to Salem. Mrs Elmer Strode stayed with her brother Ted Minor’s family at Riverton to help care for a new baby and mother. County superintendent Martha Purdy visited Coquille area midweek. Oscar Oberman of Lowell visited the Alford home and Alden Bright of Roseburg stayed with Charles Wilson after Redmond trip. A wave of people has left Coos Bay for camp at Coos Bay, creating an exodus in the valley.

Elmer Wilson Ed Brown Louis Laird Laird Klamath Falls Ivan Laird Portland Clarno Corvallis Coos Salem Elmer Strode Ted Minor Riverton Martha Purdy Coquille Oscar Oberman Lowell Ore Elwin Alford Alden Bright Roseburg Charles Wilson Redmond Coos Bay

Navy Training Inquiry Clarifies Airdrome Roles

A brief note explains that training programs in the navy include aviation and air defense components. It outlines paths for recruits to specialize in flight, maintenance, and operational support within naval air stations.

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