Daily Statement of the United States Debt and Europe Crisis
The piece notes the February 28 1946 federal debt peak of 6276 451 079 946 48 and compares it with March 28 1948 debt at 253 166 736 610 87. It cites tax cuts and a debt reduction goal, warns of war fever from Europe recovery and Russian influence, and discusses Congress actions including tax relief and defense bills awaiting action.
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Congress
The
United
House of Representatives
Norwood Browne Named Trustee Of Coos Bay Elks
Norwood Browne, local hotel man, was elected to a three year term as trustee of the Coos Bay Elks lodge at a meeting held in Coos Bay last Wednesday evening. A new trustee is chosen each year for a three year term. Local men attending from here included Dick Johnson Don Driscoll Ritchie Francis Ralph Rieseburg Ellis Shull Elton Schroeder Austin Dodge and Norwood Browne.
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Norwood Browne
Coos Bay
Myrtle Hotel Coffee Shop to Reopen in May After Move
The Myrtle Hotel Coffee Shop closed yesterday for about thirty days to relocate to 312 Fifth Street near the hotel lobby. Al's Appliance Service moved to 314 Fifth Street today with no sales interruption. The Myrtle News Stand plans to move before April 5 and will not be closed during the move while the two rooms are remodeled. The shop is expected to reopen on Spruce Street near the first of May. Navydene and Norwood Browne, owners, stated.
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Europe
Czechechevakia
Italy
Selective
National Science Foundation
Myrtle Hotel
Peel
Myrtle News
314
Fifth Street
Mytle Hotel
Spruce Street
Navydene
Norwood Browne
Budget Committee And City Council Meet In Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point city officials and the budget committee met in city hall to begin preparing the 1948 49 budget. They discussed adding one paid permanent police officer without raising taxes and separating police work from other functions with water sewer and street departments assisting.
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Myrtle Point
Moe
Pioneer Day Planned by Woman's Club for April 28
The Woman's Club announces its annual Pioneer Day on Wednesday April 28 in the Presbyterian church social rooms. A no host luncheon drew thirty members and two guests. A rummage sale and cooked foods sale are set for April 16 and 17 at the American Legion hall with a March 15 drop-off for rummage.
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Woman’s Club
Myrtle Point Woman's Club
Presbyterian Church
Myrtle Lane Inn
L A LaFlamme
Henry Rose+low
Louise Scofield
O W Pafford
Claire Lehmanowsky
H H Thomas
Paul Hammer
Henry Schroeder
Chris Nelson
Fred Mantz
Archie Train
Eton Schroeder
Transportain
Lawrence Clinton
A M. Christensen
A L. Powrie
Harold Watzling
Verne Lundy
Ralph Pointer
William Bell
O. W Pafford
Walter Crim
Ferris Laws
Floyd Summers
Paul Breuer
Glen Putnam
Paul Brewer
Red Cross
American Legion Hall
Freedom Train Set For 7 A M Saturday Trip
Dick Johnson, Lions club chairman, organizes a Freedom Train trip to Eugene for local students. Buses charted by the Lions will leave Myrtle Point at 7:00 am Saturday. Lunches provided. parental consent slips due Friday. About 90 students were chosen from local junior and senior high essays. exact number pending Easter vacation absences.
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Dick Johnson
Lions’ Club
Eugene
Myrtle Point
Pacific Greyhound
Louise E Bell Rites Held in Coquille and Newport
Funeral services were held Saturday at Saint Episco pal church in Coquille for Louise Elizabeth Bell who died at Mast hospital in Myrtle Point after a short illness. Interment followed at Newport beside her husband Arthur William Bell. Born April 15 1865 in Sigourney Iowa she married Bell in San Antonio Texas in 1897. Survivors include four daughters and seven grandchildren plus two great grandchildren.
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James Episcopal Church
Coquille
Ore
Louise Elizabeth Bell
Mast Hospital
Myrtle
Jiareh
Robert F Lessing
Comite
Raleigh Steene
Ein
Eugene
Newport
Arthur William Bell
Louise Elizabeth McMullen
Sigourney
Iowa
William McMullen
San Antonio
Texas
Bell
Episcopal Church
The
Eastern Star
PA. R
Myrtle Point
Austin Dodge
Albert Lawrence
Vallejo
Calif
Carl Thornquist
San Carlos
Charlotte Donovan
Myrtle Economy To Open Here Saturday Morning
Myrtle Economy, a new yard goods store, will open Saturday morning April 3. Located at the former Myrtle Cafe site beside Myrtlewood Bakery, it will be operated by Mrs. Lockhart, former operator of the Myrtle Cafe.
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Myrtle Economy
Myrtle Cafe
Myrtlewood Bakery
Lockhart
Mrytle Cafe
Visitors Honor Belleisle Family Sunday
Mrs Lyle Carver and family hosted Mr ani Mia V D Belleisle and Coos Bas as guests at their home on Sunday.
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Ani Mia
Lyle Carver
Agricultural Planning Council to Operate Permanently
The Coos county agricultural planning council, meeting in Coquille on March 27, will continue on a permanent basis to coordinate county programs. It aims to organize planning conferences and align activities across rural life, with members including Dethefsen, Mesirie, Cuft, George, Peterson, Dement, Kirsch, and leaders from home economics and 4-H. A county court member and Pomona Grange chairs may join, with plans for subcommittee meetings and progress reports from winter sessions.
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Agricultural Planning Council
Coos County
Coquille
Extension Service
Agricultural Planning Comittees
BE. L. Dethefsen
Everett Messerie
J D. Cuft
Henry George
Leland Peterson
Sam Dement
Ted Kirsch
William Jaconsen
Home Economics Advisory Council
Arthur Nelson
4-H Local Leaders’ Association
Agricul
Oregon State College
New Maj General Rilea Promoted in Oregon Guard
Thomas E. Rilea promoted from Brigadier General to Major General in the Oregon National Guard. Ex-resident of Agnes Oregon, son of longtime store and post office operators. Born in Agness, he joined Third Oregon as a private and fought in both World Wars.
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Mator
Thomas E. Rilea
Oregon National Guard
Agnes
Oregon
Rilea
Harry C. Brambaugh
James S. Gray
Portland
Agness
Sarlem
Third
Sunset M-vision
Army Engineers deem current navigation project adequate
In Portland the corps office states the existing navigation project is adequate for current and foreseeable needs. Modification is not recommended at this time and the 13 foot channel scope remains suitable.
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Corps
Portland
Reserve Officers and Enlisted Men Meet in North Bend
An Air Force reserve meeting is set for 8:00 p m on April 5 1948 in the council chambers North Bend city hall North Bend Oregon. Uniform or civilian clothing optional. all reservists and former air force personnel invited. Officers to bring their personal 201 files. McChord Air Reserve Training Detachment personnel will attend.
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Air Force Reserve
North Bend City Hall
North Bend
Ore
Air Force
Air Force Officers' Reserve
McChord Air Reserve Training Detachment
Remarkable Muse Lineup Shines at High Prize Event
The fragment hints at a notable performance or display described as remarkably good. It references a muse or inspirational figure, suggesting praise for a high prize or prize event linked to a show or competition. Specific names, places, or dates are not provided in the readable text.
High School Honor Roll Announced By Graydon Crews
Graydon Crews, principal of Union High School, announces the honor roll for the third nine weeks. Eligible students must average all ones and twos with no more than one three to earn honor roll status. Names include Marcie Mcnd Gereldine Mustiey Marguerite Lakey Marion Lloyd and others.
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Graydon Crews
Union High School
Chapel Reopens For Monthly Services In Myrtle Point
Ly Brigg, a minister from Myrtle Point, will lead church services the third Sunday of each month at the dormant chapel. Sunday School runs weekly with superintendent Ben Hudson and drivers Rev. D. D. Nelson and Edgar Erickson transporting children. Three in attendance on March 21, nine baptized.
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Brigg
Maettthdiat
Myrtle Point
Jared
Ben‘ Hudeon
McKinney
Powers Man Receives Broken Leg in Logging Accident
Augden Endicott Powers was taken to Mast Hospital after a tree fell on him during logging work. The injury, a broken leg, occurred Wednesday afternoon while employed by Coos County lumber operations.
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Powers Man
Augden Endicott
Powers
Mast Hospital
Coos Be Ou
Mrs H G Johnson Seeks Medical Care in Portland
Mrs. H G Johnson travels to Portland for medical treatment as she seeks care and rest after illness.
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H. G. Johnson
Portland
Fragmented OCR Brief Summary Item
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Easter Egg Hunt at Lions Club Public Park
An Easter egg hunt was held at the City Park last Sunday. The event began at 2:00 p.m. and divided participants into two groups. Lions Club helpers and Future Homemakers class from Union High School colored eggs for the event.
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Wen
Fryan
Nis
Lionas’ Club
Saanders
Union High School
Lions Host Fête for Union High and Junior High Athletes
The Myrtle Point Lions Club will fete basketball players from Union High and the city’s junior high schools at a community event on April 7. Local volunteers organize the celebration to honor athletes and support youth sports programs.
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Myrtle Point Lions Club
Pie
Acre
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