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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1952

Page

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Rambling Notes On Baseball Dodgers Yanks And Town News

A rambling column recalls the 1950s world series where the Dodgers challenged the Yankees and earned the nickname Dem Bums. The piece notes watching the games on TV from Portland and includes light anecdotes about politics, prize fights, and a wedding ring purchase. It references a future continuation on Page Eleven.

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Eisenhower Supporters Rally In San Francisco

George Smart reports a Democratic meeting in San Francisco where John Roosevelt, son of Franklin D Roosevelt, urged reclaiming the party from Truman and Acheson. The speaker praised Eisenhower and criticized Truman, Nixon, and Stevenson, calling for patriotic action and party renewal.

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Eisenhower Support Amid Mud-Slinging Critique

A newspaper editorial endorses Dwight D. Eisenhower and denounces the Stevenson campaign and Truman-era scandals. It argues the election is about Americanism, urges voters to choose Ike next Tuesday, and cites labor and Democratic figures shifting toward Eisenhower.

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Babson Poll Shows Ike Maintains Safe Electoral Margin

Babson polling indicates Stevenson gains in 14 days but Ike retains a 304 vote minimum in the Electoral College. Ike leads in rural areas and the South while New England remains unsettled. States like Virginia Florida Tennessee show possible GOP wins. Minnesota Missouri West Virginia tilt Democratic.

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Coos Head Timber Purchases Q and C Timber for 70469 dollars

Coos Head Timber Co of Coos Bay buys O and C timber for 70469 dollars at oral auction held October 21. Final bid 19.50 per M for 3580 M feet of Douglas fir with minor species at appraised prices. Bids by C Wyllie Smith and others.

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Trend in Modern Logging Theme of Pacific Logging Congress

Fourteen Oregon loggers join the 43rd Pacific Logging Congress in San Francisco November 10 to 12. The event centers on Trends in Modern Logging with panels on forest protection, transportation, and foresters from Oregon and beyond. President Waldron Hyatt notes several hundred Oregonians will attend and Darwin Woolley handles meeting details.

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Halloween Parade For Children Friday In Downtown

A children’s Hallowe’en parade is planned for Friday in the downtown business district. Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes, with Ze von Hoyer in charge and assistance from area residents. The event will be held indoors in the gymnasium area.

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Blood Drive Appeal Urges Coquille Valley to Donate

A 1940s letter appeals to Coquille Valley residents aged 18 to 60 to donate blood for wounded soldiers in Korea. The Bloodmobile visits Myrtle Point Junior High School on October 30 from 1 30 to 5 30 pm. Call Robert Belloni or Mrs Della Belloni to schedule.

Coquille Valley Myrtle Point Korea Robert Belloni Della Belloni

Greyhound Cuts Fares With New Six-Ride Family Schedule

Greyhound Lines announces statewide fare reductions in Oregon effective November 1. The six ride family book, named The Big 6, allows any family member to use tickets within 30 days between any two points in Oregon. General Traffic Manager Glen Magnuson calls it a broad experiment to boost bus travel over driving.

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Boy Scouts Plan Nationwide Liberty Bell Door Knob Campaign

Myrtle Point Scouts join a nationwide drive to hang Liberty Bells on door knobs across America. The effort urges voters to not miss Election Day on Tuesday November 4. A pack meeting is held tonight at 7:30 at the Scout building to prepare, led by assistant Cub Scout leader LaVerne Noyes.

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Dement Again Urges Voters to Kill Pari-Mutuel

Sam Dement president of the Coos County Fair board warns that outlawing pari mutuel betting could strip fairs of funds used for new construction premiums and maintenance. He notes Coos County’s $12,800 share this year and about $565,600 for 1962 among county fairs nationwide. He says boards are not pressuring the vote and mentions continuation on Page 7.

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Remote Flashes Big Town Stuff and Plane Crash

An unusual local blurb notes a remote incident described as a plane crack up with no injuries. The item mentions a person named John Cawrse and hints at a casual spotlight on golf events and local figures without detailed facts or clear context.

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