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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1957

Page

3

Wake Up America Prophecy Rhetoric Reprinted Letter

Editorial reprint by Myrtle Point Herald features George Peck of Peck & Associates urging America to wake up against perceived Leninist threats. The piece embraces an America First stance and casts Peck as Jeffersonian Democrat with agreement on the warning.

America Rome Myrtle Point Great Northwest George Peck Peck &Associates Lar Florida George Peck & Associates Peck C. H. Phetteplace Eugene Ore Great Northwest Glen Davenport Charleston Glen Mr. Fish

Wake Up America call to end internal threats and waste

A Laymen's National Committee president urges Americans to quit wasteful practices and overreliance on federal aid. He warns that internal economic and political habits threaten national security and prosperity, urging decisive action to preserve freedom against Communism.

Washington Lenin Stalin Amer

Court changes and political bias reshape the Supreme Court

The article critiques how leaders from Roosevelt to Eisenhower placed political lawyers on the Court, transforming it from a body applying the Constitution to one that crafts law to fit social reforms. It warns of centralized government power and liberal decisions undermining states’ rights and constitutional limits.

Franklin D Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower Hamilton Supreme Court Warren Court Congress California South Steve Nelson

City Heating Oil Co Ad Promises Prompt Service

Local ad for City Heating Oil Co offers prompt service and a phone contact. Standard Oil 1681 is listed, with S and H Green Stamps promoted.

City Heating Oil CO Standard Oil Werner Typewriter Coos Bey Ore

The American Way As viewed by M. W. Eggleston

A columnist critiques Social Security earnings limits for pensioners and urges Congresswoman St George to push H.R. 7144. The piece argues for limiting Supreme Court tenure and proposes constitutional reform to curb judiciary power, while sharing local anecdotes and letters of praise.

M. W. Eggleston Uncle Sam Katharine St. George Rep New York Congress U S

Uncertain Promise Echoes in Glen Davenport Claim

A fragmentary remark notes uncertainty about repeating a past event, specifically referencing Glen Davenport and suggesting the outcome may differ this time. The line hints at risk or consequence tied to Davenport’s name without providing details.

Oregon-Nevada- California Fast Freight

A compact freight service note emphasizes prompt handling and dependable care for shipments crossing Oregon Nevada and California. It lists contact as Coquille 3081 for quick service.

Oregon-Nevada- California Phone Coquille

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