New Publishers Statement From Myrtle Point Herald
The Myrtle Point Herald proclaims it is a long experienced paper ready to serve Coos County. It declares independence from partisan squabbles and emphasizes faith in the American way of life, inviting community members to visit and contribute.
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M Myrtle Point Herald
Myrtle Point
Coos County
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Myrtle Peiat
F. Hall
Mrs. White
Gle Jm
Regia
Joel Stalin
Bo Back Strew
Wfes
Bolen Joaoer
Alee Des Ris
W. Hall
America
Elton Schroeder for State Senator Challenging Coos Curry Seat
The Coos Bay Harbor notes Elton Schroeder of Myrtle Point as a strong local candidate for state senate challenging William Walsh. It praises Schroeder’s mayoral record and business success while signaling alignment with some national views, and urges residents to consider his candidacy for Coos and Curry counties.
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Elton Schroeder
Coos County
Bay Harbor
North Bend
William Walsh
Coos
Curry Counties
James Norman
Ben Flaxer
Coos Bay Harbor
Walsh
Flaxel
Schroeder
Myrtle Point
Curry
Senate
Courageous Stand for Dewey by Portland Journal Surprises
The Portland Daily Journal announced support for Thomas E. Dewey's presidential candidacy, a startling move from a paper long regarded as Democratic and part of the West's leading newspapers. This shift marks a notable partisan realignment by a prominent publication.
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Portland, Ore
Daily Journal
Thomas E. Dewey
Journal
West
Time To Clean House According To A News Dispatch
The Oregonian reports 883 government employees resigned to avoid trial on disloyalty charges, prompting calls to clean Washington from top to bottom. It endorses Thomas E. Dewey for president, citing his anti gangster record as district attorney of New York County and his role in breaking Tammany Hall influence.
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Oregonian
United States
Senate
Ferguson Committee
Wether
Washington, D. C
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
New York County
N. Y
LaGuardiand
Tammany Hall
New York City
Jimmy Hines
Dewey
Governor Hall and liquor commission inquiry questioned
The piece accuses Governor Hall of overstepping duties by meddling in the State Liquor Commission. It portrays his past as an attorney as tied to liquor interests and demands concrete proof of his innocence regarding former liquor commissioner Joseph H Freck.
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Hall
State Liquor Commission
Gov Hall
Oregon
Joseph H Freck
Freck
City Library Provides Readable Pleasures in Myrtle Point
Over a two week period the writer enjoyed the City Public Library’s books, papers, and magazines helped by librarian Mrs T Sumerlin. Hours are 12 to 5 pm on Monday Wednesday Friday, 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm on Tuesday Thursday Saturday.
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City Library
Myrtle Point
City Public Library
T ©. Sumerlin
Sumerlin
Washington Week Tale of Potsdam and Hidden Deals
A satirical recall of Harry Truman and Potsdam era intrigue with references to Roosevelt, Stalin, Churchill, and the Morgenthau plan. The piece mocks alleged secret talks and shifting loyalties, ending with skepticism about the value of wartime promises and corridors of power.
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Washington
D. C
Tom
Pendergast
Harry
Brooklyn
Potsdam
Teheran
Yalta
Cairo
Associated Press
Har
Truman
Cooa
Joe
Stalin
Winston
Churchill
Traffic Death Rate Lowest in Oregon History
Oregon reported 27 traffic deaths over about 580 million miles in August, yielding a death rate of 4.6 per hundred million miles driven, the lowest on record. Gasoline sales hit a monthly peak of 48 996.89 gallons and gross taxes reached 2 449 214.57 with about 13 percent refunded to non highway users, attributed to reduced fatalities.
Winter Has Arcs And Life-Saving Records Highlight
A fragmented report notes a winter period with arcs in life-saving records under favored conditions. It references multiple observers and a focus on improving safety.
Realtor Sells Holland Farm Near Powers on Coquille River
E C Roberts announces the sale of a land ranch south of Powers on the Coquille river. Buyers are Delmer Crow and wife formerly of Myrtle Point now of Coquille. Holland and Roy Robinson lease a large dairy farm on the Coquille river for future operations. In another item, Sen Alben Barkley spoke to 387 people at Willkes-Barre Stadium, capacity 10 000.
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KB. C. Roberts
Myrtle Point
Powers
Coquille River
Delmer Crow
Coquille
Holland
Roy Robinson
Willkes-Barre Pa
Alben W. Barkley
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