Campaign of 1956: Faith in Party Competence for Peace
Bill Tugman reflects on the 1956 campaign arguing voters must judge which party can best maintain peace and handle global anxieties. He praises Eisenhower as a capable man of peace while noting the era’s pervasive uncertainty and the absence of a single campaign focal point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai
Estes Ike
Tssgaloe
Eisenhower
Nasser
Suez Canal
Uere
Korea
Stevenas Son
Perty
Toynbee
Paign Oh
Bill Tugman
Port Umpquaer
Bill
America
The American Way vs Political War in America
A column argues that politicians rely on scandal rather than facts as campaigns approach. It recalls Hoover and party service while recounting a Boise street quarrel tale to illustrate political wit and resilience. It contends both parties would unite in wartime but resume partisan fights afterward.
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Herbert Hoover
San Francisco
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Chicago
Adial
Estes
Boise
Idaho
Smiley” Hunt
Miley
Smiley
Lizzie
Lafter
America
Doug McKay
Portland
Oregon State
Salem
Oregon Gems
Adlai
United States
Whistle Punk logging tale by Brown couple told to Myrtle Point
Bill Brown formerly of le Point and now Fairfax sends a copy of Whistle Punk a children's logging story from Oregon by he and his wife Rosalie. He recalls Myrtle Point roots and asks for a review in the Myrtle Point Herald.
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Myrtle Child
Are
Rosalie Brown
Woods
Bill Brown
le Point
Fairfax, Lif
Hymself
Coos Bay
Myrtle Point
Louis E. Brown
Brown and Brown
May Davis
Coward-McCann, Inc
New York
Coos County
Clarence Davis
Sandy Creek
Camas
Camas Valley
Bill and
Whistle Punk Chronicles A Boy Learns Logger Dream
The tale follows Standish McCoy who longs to be a top logger like Blue Andrew McCoy. Timothy faces doubt from a veteran boss but becomes a celebrated whistle punk in a rugged logging operation. The Brown family authorship honors Oregon California pioneer roots and logging life.
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United States
Standish McCoy
Blue Andrew McCoy
Mothy Landish McCoy
Timothy
Andrew
Bill
Rosalie Brown
Oregon
California
Reuben Brown
Brown
Davis
Pery
Finning
Rosalie Moore
Gugenheim
Bill Brown
Richard Bennett
Washington
Episcopal Men Thankful For Fine Publicity
Episcopal Men s Club thanks the newspaper for publicity of the Cowboy Breakfast praising articles and pictures that boosted interest and success. The co chairs Harold Stemmler and Wilhelm Downing sign the letter of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Men's Club
St. Mark's Episcopal Men's Club
Cowboy Breakfast
Harold Stemmler Wilhem. P. Downing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Myrtle Point Herald
Ibushers ‘Association
Ltional Editorial
Lash Char Ae
G. W Mel
Y. Batt
Representatives, Inc
Rosalie
Hall
Doug
Adlai Stevenson
Larry Smyth
Oregon Journal
Stevenson
Bonneville Dam
Douglas McKay
Myrtle Point Sportsmen’s Club
American Legion Hall
Rummage
White Elephant Sale
Sportsmen’s Club
Heeren & Linn
Brodie
Shingle Company
Béyette Pobiat, Tolegiows
R. D. Coe
Myrife Poiat
Agee
CBS
TQOD
Wor
Nevada
Fast Freight
R. W. Miles
Adame
RY Saati
Arthur L. Crookham
38Th Avenue
Portland Journal
O. H. Haga
Coquille
E. C. Roberts Realtor
W. A. Roberts
Selooma
Superior Cheese Company
Superior
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