Waynes Morse party stance sparks debate in Oregon column
In a spirited Oregon discourse, George’s column rebuts a prior claim Morse switched to the Democrats. It notes Morse as an Independent who votes with Democrats and criticizes Neuberger’s statements against Cordon. The piece highlights Cordon’s campaign posture and Neuberger’s legislative record amid election tensions.
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George
Knoc
Wayne Morse
Democrats
Morse
Democratic Party
Richard L. Neuberger
U. S
Guy Cordon
Neuberger
Oregon
Senator Cordon
Journal
Adlai Attacks Administration at Harrisburg Banquet
A Thursday dispatch notes Adlai Stevenson’s keynote at a $10 000 per plate Harrisburg banquet and questions his critique of the Eisenhower foreign policy. The piece ponders what Adlai would offer instead of a policy the writer calls fog bound and empty, referencing Truman era policy as a contrast.
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Atlai
Stevenson
Harrisburg
Adlai
Illinois
Eisenhower
Adlal
Man Killed in Auto Crash Near Myrtle Point
Morton A Haley 43, of Myrtle Point, a Southern Pacific bridge crew worker, died Sunday night in a single vehicle crash on Highway 42 one mile west of Myrtle Point while en route from Coquille. He drifted off the road and was thrown against the steering wheel. the accident was found Monday morning. Relatives were being advised by Schroeder Mortuary.
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Morton A Haley
Southern Pacific Bridge
Myrtle Point
Coqypille
Schroeder Mortuary
Haley
Schroeder Funeral Home
Portland family visits Rev and Mrs McClurg
Mr and Mrs Joseph Keller and their children Arnold Joey Kathleen and Mary Lou of Portland were dinner guests Saturday evening at the home of Rev and Mrs Edward McClurg and family.
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Joseph Keller
Arnold
Joey
Kathleen
Mary Lou
Portland
Edward McClurg
Golfers Hold Annual Spring Handicap Dinner-Dance
The event featured Dr. Robert Ley as entertainment chair, Judge Jess Barton as toastmaster, and a trophies ceremony for the Spring Handicap. Winners included Myrtle Point mayor Jack Dunn in fourth flight, Ed Sabolykom, Bob Hewlett, Eva Patrick, John Vannice, Chuck Hewlett, and Cecil Carter with Eva Patrick the sole female cup winner.
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John Vannice
Jack Dunn
Ted. Reine
Moeers
Robert Ley
Coquille
Jess Barton
Jess
Myrtle Point
Jack
Ed Sabolykom
Bob Hewlett
Eva) Patrick
Patrick
Chuck Hewlett
Cecil Carter
Fall Golf Champ Tourney Narrows to Semi Finals
Four golfers Lou Holiman Clayton Mast Don Aasen and Chet Noyes survived the week long Fall Golf Championship at Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club to reach the semi finals with next week’s finish. Matches included late two hole overs and birdies as past results list winners in each flight and upcoming pairings across championship first and second flights.
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Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club
Ed Sabolyk
Cecil
Lou Holiman
Clayton Mast
Don Aasen
Chet Noyes
Lou
Clayton
Chet
Don
Low
Eddie Atkinson
George Linn
Ervin Wilberger
George
Ervin
Lou Hol
Andy Richardson
Chuck Hewlett
Russ Holiman
Ernie Duval
Jack McClarkin
Less Smith
Bill Downing
Maurice Engiegan
Jaeck Dunn
John Lauterbach
George Hall
Otis West
John Budiselick
Bill Kistner
Bob Kralicelk
John Vannice
Glen Casper
Norm Ricketts
Bill Lizmedia
Robert
On Holiman
Les Smith
Maurice Englegan
Jack Dunn
Bob Kralicek
Robert Ley
Frank Burbank
Community Band Plans Season Concerts
The Myrtle Point Community Band resumes rehearsals next Monday at 7 30 p m in the high school. Several indoor concerts are planned for the winter season. Musicians are urged to attend next Monday night and instruments will be furnished for those without. Continuous Monday night practice will continue throughout the winter. all eligible players are invited to participate.
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Myrtle Point
Rotary District Governor Speaks on Service Above Self
Myrtle Point Rotary heard Kersey C. Eldridge of Portland deliver a patriotic address on Rotary’s ideals. He urged self improvement and service to fellow humans as central to Rotarianism and world peace, recounting Pilgrim Fathers history and a duty to resist selfishness in a war-torn world.
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Myrtle Point
Rotary
Tidridee
Rotary Club
Mr. Eldridge
America
Public Hearing on Milk Marketing Set for Coos Bay
The Oregon Milk Marketing Administration to hold a public hearing at Eagles hall Coos Bay Oregon at 10 a m on September 22 to gather testimony on cost of production milk distribution pricing quotas and trade practices in Zone 1 covering Coos Florence in Lane and West Douglas counties W S Weidel will oversee the session as part of a series investigating factors affecting milk bottled and canned trade.
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Coos
Florence
Lane County
Douglas Counties
Eagles Hall
Coos Bay
Ore
Oregon Milk Marketing Administration
W. S. Weidel
The
Milk Marketing Administration
Danger signals of cancer you should know
Article lists warning signs such as non healing sores, lumps, irregular bleeding, wart or mole changes, persistent indigestion, bowel habit changes, and persistent hoarseness. Encourages prompt medical exams, stressing cancer can be cured with early detection and modern medicine, urging personal vigilance.
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Peny
Smoking and heart risk rise with heavy cigarette use
A reader note suggests that smoking a pack or more daily may raise heart risk. It recommends reducing cigarette use in light of reports linking tobacco to heart health concerns.
Architect Recommends Library Building Acceptance Oct 1 Occupancy
Coos Bay architect Wm. Coffindaffer told the city council the new Flora M. Laird Memorial Library building should be accepted and the final approx 3000 payment to Harold J. Grappe made after shelving installation. Total project cost reaches 827252.80 with 25000 bond funding. The library will move in after October 1 with furniture installed late month and landscaping planned.
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Wm. Coffindaffer
Coos Bay
Harold J. Grappe
Seattle
Flora M. Laird
the Herald
Fair Board Hears Coos County Exhibit Plans State Fair
The Fair Board reviewed reports on Coos County’s exhibit for the State Fair at Laseer. Officials noted Oregon’s counties showing at the fair, with about 14 counties participating, and discussed outreach and display plans for the B Fair Board meeting.
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Fair Board
Coos County
Laseer
Oregon
Coos County Liquor Sales Down From 1953
Oregon Liquor Control Commission reports Coos county whiskey and spirits totalled 1 600 670 15 for the year ending June 20, 1954, a drop of 42 951 20 from the prior year. Statewide sales reached 43 074 450 90, up 168 796 56 from the previous fiscal year.
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Oregon Liquor Control Commission
Coos County
Commission
OICC
Episcopalians Plan Sunday School in New St. Mark’s Church
St. Mark's Episcopal Mission will start Sunday school classes soon at the new church on A and Deborout streets. The vestry met last Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. R C Belloni's home and set plans, with a definite date to be announced when preparations finish. Church services will begin there about the same time and residents are invited to attend.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Mission
A and
Deborout
R C. Belloni
River Road to Get Mail Delays Reported
Government notice says mail delivery will begin on River Road once boxes and house numbers are installed. Boxes must be placed on posts four feet high at a location accessible to a vehicle, with posts at or near 314 feet.
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River Road
Post Office Department
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