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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
7
Opinion piece argues Nixon's emotional speech benefits the GOP while Stevenson faces questions over alleged funds. It contrasts Nixon’s audited fund for campaign expenses with Stevenson's opaque, under-the-mattress approach and cites possible legal penalties.
The piece blends political commentary on Nixon Stevenson fund disclosures with a local 4-H club update. It notes Stevenson’s defense of contributor links and hints at a broader public demand for full transparency, then shifts to Walter Schroeder's return as county 4-H agent and reminders about October record books, scholarships, and upcoming Leaders' Association meeting.
Walter Schroeder returns to lead the 4-H program in Coos County after military service. He previously headed the program before enlisting and expresses gratitude to county residents, the press, and radio for their support during his absence as he plans future 4-H activities.
In southwest Oregon deer hunters helped cut rifle fire damage to Bonneville Power Administration lines, reducing incidents from 553 to 396 in the year ending June 30 1952. Damages dropped from about 15000 to 7000 dollars with reports urged to continue reporting vandalism to BPA offices.
Fred Tyler, an escapee wanted for alleged burglary and robbery, was arrested last Wednesday near a Myrtle Point lumber camp by Chief Dick Vines and an FBI agent. He had been missing since 1948 and is 38 years old. authorities warned he may be armed and extremely dangerous due to prior theft of government property convictions.
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