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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1958
Page
3
Reports show the fifth Congress spent around $152,000 per department or more, with administration proposing higher ceilings. The text indicates an expansive mood in the upper chamber and mentions legislators in several districts debating allocations and estimates for American war efforts.
A clipped reminiscence praises a newspaper tour through Feather River country and power projects by Pacific Gas and Electric. It notes debates over dams tunnels and operator methods. The author contrasts private utility efficiency with the idea of public ownership, urging state regulation.
A fragmentary opinion essay argues American tragedy stems from public signs of demoralization. It cites Dr Louis Finkelstein and Kinsey studies as indicators and warns a notable citizen must uphold ethics amid industrial society.
The piece claims sabel bosses spend millions to sway selection-to-the National Congress, enabling veto power over laws. It cites a Human Events issue listing Democratic and Republican senators with reports of voting records aligned with labor boss interests, alleging widespread influence.
Editor's letter critiques labor boss influence and political favoritism in Congress. It condemns 31 Democrats and three Republicans who sided with labor bosses, urging defeat in November. The piece endorses free enterprise and criticizes inflation and deficit spending while noting a Will Rogers quote about prosperity.
George Washington urged religion as a pillar of morality in a farewell address. The 18th Annual Bible Week, Oct 20–26, is sponsored by the Laymen's National Committee to awaken Americans to the Bible's value. Ralph W. Gwinn chairs the national event, stating government protects rights with religious principle, and Charles R. Hook emphasizes the Bible remains essential to general intelligence. The notice also covers hunting regulations including minimum rifle calibers for deer and elk.
The notice lists various Winchester self loading calibers and other rifles while advising hunters to verify ammo against a ballistic table. It notes shotgun season opens Saturday for blue and ruffed grouse and mountain quail with dates Sept 27 and Oct 49 west of the Cascade. Grouse bag limit is three daily and ten possession. mounties occupy open brushy upland areas near valley rims.
A reader notes increased postage and 3 cent cards, joking about the 2 cent stamps and Washington portraits. The letter mentions pellet feed for hatchery fish improving size and speed, plans to test on steelhead and salmon, and a note on deer camping gear as time runs out.
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