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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1936
Page
4
Major Arneson argues against abolishing college military training in Oregon. He asserts the program fuels reserve officer supply, national defense, and leadership. He warns elimination would swell regular army costs and weaken national prestige.
A reflective piece celebrates lifelong wanderings in nature. The author envisions aging outdoors, preferring forested hills over sea and recalling campfires, birds, and wind as guiding forces. The call of the woods remains stronger than any storm or tide.
Editor's note introduces Eric W Allen dean of the Oregon school of journalism discussing Nazi ideology and Germany's social reforms. He reflects on the party's name and aims, quotes Hitler, and notes interest in how Germany pursues common welfare amid political changes.
An American correspondent reflects on German policy toward housing work and social security under the regime. He notes widespread municipal housing, limited building heights, a push to outdoor life and cultural engagement, and the Parte’s influence over business and labor. He warns that dictatorial control extends to wage and industry, shaping loyalty and public works.
The passage recalls 1882 as a year of riots beggars and robbery amid household locks and fear of a takeover by Hither. It contrasts this with Nazi Germany where violence is celebrated and no link to violent acts is admitted, noting widespread German approval.
Shell Oil travel survey outlines a road itinerary from the border to Mexico City via Manterres Tamazundale and Tamazundale through the central plateau. Travelers are advised to pace driving to avoid night driving and seek modern hotels. autumn is ideal for the trek.
Aine and Helen Keely, refugees from the Mandon fire, attend eighth and sixth grades respectively. Mavine Royer, a former reader at Myrtle Point, attended Friday activities as an eighth grade student.
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