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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1958

Page

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Your Auto Engine a Storehouse For Monoxide Gas

An editorial urges government stay out of private business while warning carbon monoxide from car exhaust. It cites Rayco Manufacturing seven rules to curb poisoning and offers free muffler inspections via its store network. Advice includes keeping engines in good repair and opening garage doors when starting, as well as driving with windows open and avoiding fatigue.

J. BE Corette Poison Institute Ex Corn Corsie Corette Mikes Rayco Manufacturing Company Rayco

Barry Goldwater candidacy and Ezra Benson in GOP campaigns

The text argues Barry Goldwater and Ezra Benson campaigns showed GOP courage against perceived moderates. It cites 22 Republican congressmen invited Benson to campaign in their districts, 18 won, and asserts those who pacified Democrats lost momentum, even in the South where voters backed a candidate embracing a clear stance. It portrays the political strategy as decisive and revealing.

Benktos Ezra Benson Down South Brooks Hays

Republicans set for big defeat in Congress say Fort Lauderdale

The Fort Lauderdale News predicts a heavy Republican loss in Congress the day before the election, claiming the Eisenhower administration sought to turn the party into a carbon copy of the Democrats and calling the GOP perfunctory in the era of FDR.

Fort Lauderdale Congress Eisenhower General Peatures Corp

Debt figures show who holds U S federal debt in 1958

In June 1958 the federal debt stood at 276.4 billion dollars with a breakdown by holders including Individuals, Commercial Banks, Uncle Sam's Investment Accounts, Federal Reserve Banks, State and Local Governments, Corporations, Insurance Companies, and Mutual Savings Banks. By September the debt rose to 277 billion and was projected to reach 283 billion by June next year. The piece notes a looming Congress and possible veto fights, and cites reflections on gratitude amid hardship from Reverend Edward W. Greenfield.

Uncle Sam Federal Reserve Spaematte Ues Congress White House

Thanksgiving Reflections On Adversity And Hope

A reflective Thanksgiving note urges gratitude for adversity as a source of growth. It ties thanks to overcoming obstacles and warns readers to drive carefully during the holiday weekend. The writer shares personal plans to take a short break with family and pets before returning to work.

America Inlaw Edward Saxey Edward Wawne Ron Sunnyside Wash

Debtors, Debt and Dollars in a Myrtle Point Letter

A Myrtle Point Herald reader laments national debt arguing the nation should issue debt free money. The letter contrasts constitutional coinage with Federal Reserve debt backed money and calls for removing the Fed from government banking and cutting government banking involvement.

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