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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1952
Page
7
The piece notes defections by Republican Senator Morse and Democratic Senator Byrd, highlighting a split among knit political groups and roosevelt family tensions. It discusses how Morse and Byrd may influence voters in their states and beyond, fueling liberal and southern Democrat shifts toward or against the New Deal era.
The pilot and John Cowrse waded ashore after a crash near the Klamath Falls marshes. Dogs swam to the bank while the plane sank in the river. The pilot was hurt only slightly, no doctor needed, and the incident may influence future travel plans for John Cowrse. Local efforts to keep Remote on the map are noted.
Langsloozxe became momentarily suspended by a long barb as he descended a fence. A call to the Remote fire department drew no response, prompting Mr and Mrs Haughton to cut Langsloozxe free despite protests to let him hang.
Stevenson analyzes Babson poll data on new voters including those who did not vote in 1948. He notes uncertainty about turnout among nonvoters and suggests a potential Stevenson advantage if young voters reach the polls. He observes modest Ike leads among new voters and discusses the Negro vote's impact in pivotal states like New York and Illinois.
Oregon Cattlemen’s Association feeder and stocker sale at Corvallis on November 12 offers FFA and 4-H members a chance to purchase limited top quality beef calves at market price. A committee led by Cal Monroe and Herman Oliver will select calves, held until after the main sale, then youths will draw for entry to choose. Prices based on sale market with up to two cents per pound premium. details announced before drawing.
Dement urged voters to keep pari mutuel betting to fund Coos County Fair improvements and warned that abolition would reduce revenue. He cited $12,860 this year as the county share and said taxes or other measures would be needed to replace the funds if dog racing ends.
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