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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1958

Page

6

Hatfield for Gov Committeemen Are Chosen in State

Salem October 25 announcement of 36 county chairmen in the Hatfield for Governor campaign was made here by state chairman Lamar Tooze. Regional committees and Democrats for Hatfield were also formed. Veterans-for-Hatfield is chaired by Robert Hazen of Portland with several named county chairs listed for Baker, Benton, Clackamas, Clatsop, Columbia, Coos, Crook and Curry counties.

Salem Lamar Tooze Democrats Hatfield Robert Hazen Portland Veterans-for-Hatfield Group Baker Delbert Gildersleeve Benton Howard Jeffries Clackamas Rey Wiler Clatsop Robert Lovell Columbia Joe Pole Coos James Bedingfield Crook James Minturn Curry

Hatfield campaign names wide GOP co chairmen across counties

The Hatfield campaign lists county co chairmen from diverse occupations including five women. Travis Cross says Republican workers will spread the message door to door, while acknowledging AFL-CIO efforts in literature recall.

John Copenhaver Don Selmar Hutchins G Carrolle Barker Grant Les Herberger Harney Bill Cramer Hood River Kenneth Abraham Jackson Kathleen Bush Jefferson Lewis Kincaid Josephine Walter Holm Klamath Reuben Larson Lake Bob Bennett Douglas Spencer Foster Anderson Cochairmen Lincoln Tom Chamberlain Wm. Comer Linn Russell Tripp Malheur Orval Caverhill Marion Republican Workers Travis Cross Hatfield Afl-Cio Committee On

Local museum urges voters to approve maintenance tax

Mrs James Maple curator notes 12000 visitors since 1958 to Coos Curry Pioneer and Historical Museum in Simp son Park North Bend open afternoons except Monday. Association asks voters on November 4 to approve 2 10 mill tax raising about 20 cents per $1000 assessed value to fund future upkeep.

Coos-Curry James Maple Maple Simpson Park North Bend

Industrial relations expert outlines pro free enterprise stance

By LYLE E. McCAULEY advocates for American free enterprise and leadership through progressive policy. He notes decades in federal labor management work, expertise in contracts and personnel procedures, and involvement in shaping policies to protect and promote workers and business.

Lyle E. McCauley America

Oregon Labor Commissioner Candidate Speech

A candidate advocates free labor and capital as essential to American progress and urges fair wage policy. He calls for non-partisan administration, wary of special interests, and supports updating minimum wage, anti discrimination for age, and protections for resident workers and migrants. He emphasizes experience, commitment, and earning voters’ trust.

Labor Labor Management Managemet Oregon America Ers

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