Editorial: United in Aid Against Subversive Propaganda
The Herald rejects an America First Committee offer with Lindbergh and Wheeler, calling it subversive. It urges continued all out aid to Britain, China, Russia, and other democracies, warning the campaign harms democracy and likens Lindbergh and Wheeler to Hitler’s ally in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
America First Committee
Charles A. Lindtoegh
Burton K. Wheeler
Congress
Britain
China
Russia
Europe
Lindbergh, Wheeler
Hitler Haz
United States
United States Committed to War Effort Against Hitler
The speaker states the U S must join democracies against Hitler, acknowledging widespread opposition to war but insisting unity, resilience, and full support are essential. He frames it as a war of supplies and morale now, with combat to follow if needed, urging sacrifice to see the effort through.
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Hitler
U.S A
Junior High News Highlights From Austin Area Classes
Elizabeth Pearsean reports a busy junior high with 32 in Miss Austin’s third grade group and 26 in Miss Beatty’s fourth grade classes. Miss Beatty notes puppet shows and geography work as Mrs. Bennett teaches 33 pupils. Fifth grade numbers reach 36 with ten new students. city origins include Seattle Glendale Bandon La osa Animas Powers Centralia Coquille Lincoln. Activities include music art and a daily activity period with various clubs and a Friday school assembly. First graders have completed standardized tests and begun nursery rhyme books under Miss Johnson with 21 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Austin
Nana Howard
Ten Mile
Miss Beatty
Africa
Bennett
Thirtty
David Payne
Glendale
Yernona Bay
Marshfield
Wayne Howacsd
Bandon
Mr Smith
Joseph Willman
Seattle
Wash
Gene Taoner
Jummy Weekly
Foirview
Norma Lockwood
Ten Mule
Wanda Snyder
Laos
Erin Phillipe
Qfies
Inddox
Miss Leslie
Irs
Ray
Surgmers
First Grade Class Adds Two New Pupils
The report notes 36 pupils in the first week with two new students this week Lawrence Gardner from Marshfield and Jesse Riley Mies Craigs room has nine first graders and ten second graders
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Ports
Lawrence Gardner
Marshfield
Jesse Riley
Mies Craig
Life's Not So Worse at Coos County Fair Side Show
A humorous reminiscence on quirky acts at the Coos County Fair. The writer contrasts comic side show performers with domestic quirks, imagining outrageous escapes from a straight jacket and clever household antics. The piece playfully questions whether such cleverness would win applause at home or at the fair.
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Coos County
Court News MARRIAGE LICENSES AND DIVORCES
Court notices list marriages including Cecil Lane and Nadine Holmes in North Bend and others across Marshfield Empire and Myrtle Point. Divorces include Albert Brendle versus William Brendle for cruelty and Alice Adams versus Ralph Adams. Arrests include Donald Elliott on a hit and run charge with $3000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Gerald Lane
North Bend
Nadine Esther Holmes
Reedsport
Clarence E McCoy
Donna
Fae Miller
Marshfield
Albert Henry Kohler
Roberta Buckingham
Ernest A. Paulsen
Marie M Paulsen
Empire
G N Boalt
Teddy Knapp
Anaconda
Montana
Della Louise McRae
Philipsburg
Neil Barnes
George Bergen
Mary Todd
Bandon
W B Haynes
Local Youth and Adults Face Minor Offenses in Court
In Multnomah County details show several defendants: 21 year old Weed charged with petit crime received 3 days in jail and $1 costs. Glenn R. Nichols 16 held for state training school. Herbert T. Crause 37 charged with petit larceny given 10 days county jail. Harry Clinton Baker 41 drunk driving 30 days jail and $100 fine. William Brumfield 5 drunkenness on highway fined $20. Robert Devereaux unspecified charges drunkenness on highway fined $10.
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Multnomah County
Weed
Glenn R. Nichols
Herbert T. Crause
Harry Clinton Baker
William Brumfield
Obituary of James Daniel Laird from Salt Lake City to Oregon
James Daniel Laird born April 8 1888 in Salt Lake City Utah died Friday at age 4 years 4 months 27 days He lived in Sacramento California Brewster Valley Oregon Roseburg Ashland Sitkum Marshfield and Myrtle Point Survived by multiple Laird relatives in Oregon and California plus two great grandchildren and five grandchildren He was buried in Dora Oregon with pallbearers six nephews Rev F H Barr led funeral from Myrtle Point with organ music by Mrs Phillips and Mrs Orlin Lett singing
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James Daniel Laird
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sacramento
Calif
Brewster Valley
Oregon
Nancy Belle Harry
Roseburg
Ashland
Bringer Laird
Ore
Mrawin Abernathy
Dora
Julius Benham
Sitkum
Ivan
Kenneth Laird
Carl Beird
Marshfield
Anice Anderson
Klamath Falls
Isco Farris
Stoney Ford
Fannie Alford
Coquille
Walter
Joe Laird
Myrtle Point
Halley Laird
Portland
Bridge By Ms Dwight Culver
Bridge residents enjoyed the Coos County Fair despite rain. Ann Kos visits the Culver home and plans to teach in Grants Pass this year. Culver hosted a dinner with Mr and Mrs Woodie Mason and several guests. Many locals head for hunting in Eastern Oregon as electric lights are expected to come on this week.
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Bridge
Coos County
Ann
Dwight Culver
Mary Lou Culver
Ann Anderson
Lee
Knight and Culver Family Visits Span Washington
Ray Beckett visits family in Grandview Washington while Orlin Lett and Joan stop in at Myre Point. Mrs Dwight Culver hosts Knight relatives with Mrs Harry Nelson of Klickitat visiting the Culver home this week. Nelson is Culver’s niece.
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Ray Beckett
Knight
Dwight Culver
Airs
Grandview
Washington
Orlin Lett
Joan
Myre Point
Harry Nelson
Klickitat
Wash
Mra Nelson
Mra. Culver
New Library Books for Fall and Winter Reading
Myrtle Point library unveils fall and winter shelves with new non fiction and fiction titles. Notable authors include Churchill, Cronin, Rohmer, Eberhart, Goetz, and Desmond among others, with children’s books such as Chisel-tooth and Along the Inca Highway Malkus.
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Myrtle Point
Herring
Newfoundland
North Door
Gheiton
Leslie
Brush
Murdock
Coxe
Hough
Sheean
Walpole
Churchill
Marsh
Fortes
Green
Hutchinson
Bowen
Alexander
Cronin
MacInnes
Rohmer
Miller
Barber
Carfrae
Eberhart
Ford
Sound of Wings
Goodrich
Bamboo Blonde
Hughes
Hospital
Lieferant
the Venables
Norris
Oppenheim
Wandering Dogies
Tuttle Children’s Books
Chisel-tooth
the Beaver
Lipp
Goetz
Malkus
Geucho
Pollock
South America
von Hagen
Waldick
Kinobi
Williams
Golland
Heisenfelt
Lyden
Go Hunting a Henry Schroeder and Party Depart Myrtle Point
A hunting party from Myrtle Point and Coquille, including Henry A Schroeder Elbert Schroeder Bert Pearson Bert Gould and Willard Boaserman, left for fourteenth straight deer season in Oregon. They plan mule deer in Blue Mountains near Prairie City then antelope in Malheur County returning by Thursday or Friday next week.
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Henry A. Schroeder
E. C. Barker
Myrtle Point
Here
Coquille
Blue Mountains
Prairie City
Oregon
Malheur County
Myrtle Port
Ber
Bert Pearson
Bert Gould
Willard Boaserman
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