President's Conference reports plan new housing program
The first volume of the President's Conference on Home Building and Home Ownership presents a nationwide program to lift living conditions. It emphasizes good surroundings, zoning, subdivision controls, and coordination of planning with civic institutions to protect home investments and promote orderly growth.
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Hoover
Nome
John M Gries
James Ford
John M .Gries
Department of Commerce
Washington DC
Tazalior
Negro
Delegation Reports Unenforceable Tariff Section Affects Russian Goods
Washington reports that Secretary Mills told a delegation of 84 associations and 38 Congress members that Section 307 of the tariff law is effectively unenforceable against Russian products. He cited affidavits from importers denying forced labor in cargoes, and suggested Congress should state plainly if all Soviet goods involve forced labor. The Pacific Northwest timber lobby notes Russia's pulp wood and lumber exports compete on freight and that confiscated Russian assets and taxes impact related trade.
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Washington DC
Secretary of the Treasury Mills
Congress
United States
W B Greeley
West Coast Lumber Men's Association
Seattle
Soviet Russia
Oddie
Nevada
Pacific Northwest
Russia
Atlantic
Tacoma
Portland
New York
Boston
Sta
West Coast
Furbermens Association
Seed Potatoes Care and Handling for Better Yields
Oregon State College notes seed potato handling affects stand quality and yields. Precautions include proper cutting, temperature control before planting, and suberization to protect cut surfaces. Use two knives with formaldehyde solution, discard diseased tubers, and keep cuts square to minimize rot and improve performance. Coast Lumber Yard Myrtle Point serves as the contact.
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Oregon State College
Saif
Ito
Patheligis
Valley News Roundup from Brewster Area
A lengthy Brewster Valley report details daily chores and visits. Residents include Mrs Albert Reed and son Gerald, Elmer Wilson and family, Norman Laird, J D Saint cow testing, and multiple neighbors at Myrtle Point and Dora areas with social events, travel, and local business.
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Albert Reed
Gerald Iror Bridge
Julus Benham
Dvarn Laird
Elmer Wilson
Stach
Bill Kenibail
Overman
Dimmick
Marshfield
Elmers
MM Wilson
Norman Laird
Portland
Griffan
J D Saint
Lester Mavse
Nickason
Ernest Krewson
Pearley Crowley
Ed Abernathey
Burt
Cerald Reed
Glade Krewson
Rosalie Laird
Fern
Betty Nickason
Virginia
Charles Wilson
Burton Wilson
Wilma Reed
Wilson
Joe Laird
Myrtle Point
Mike Daniels
Miss
Sitham Dora
oMyrtle Point
Crris League
High School Auditorie
Hazel Durell
Pauw Laird Nore Liando
Jessie Laird
Toraver
Pere Kreauret
Laird
Joan
Hermans Ys
Myrtle Poont
Bave Tor Ates
Dave
Reed
Coe
Bretg
Mirwars
Dandelion East Beats Hare in Uneven Local Meet
In a muddled OCR read from a local page, East defeats Hare in a small track meet with unclear margins. Perkins and Dees are noted among participants, but precise results and placements are unreadable.
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East
Hare End
Perkins
Methodist unit social and church leadership meeting notes
Social unit meeting at the Schriefer home with 23 of 40 members and ice cream and cake. The large church assembly elected and appointed officers and committees for the new year after a program including violin and string performances.
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The
Methodist Church
Ranton
A. Schriefer
Marcy
Jolio A
J H Barklow
A Schriefer
John Breuer
Trigg
Edwin Schroeder
H Clarke
M D Evans
L. P Linn
Mary Davenport
Harry Druliner
Sophie Hall
Gules
Jaathan Milton Schroeder
Linn Parsonage Mra
Roy Kubtson
Eds Breuer
Druliner
Religious Services And Plans For Next Sunday At Local Churches
The Methodist Church outlines Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 AM and morning worship at 11, a 6 PM sermon on Spiritual Failure, and an evening talk at 7:40 PM by Mr Westey Chappell. Bible study meets midweek, with choir, prayer, and youth activities scheduled. The Presbyterian notes include a sermon on The History of Presbyterianism and the ordination of Thomas G Sumerlin as ruling elder. Assembly of God reports evangelist farewell, baptisms, and regular services including Young People and evangelistic meetings.
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Epworth League
Herman Nelson
Westey Chappell
Baidun
Cous
Thomas G Sumerlin
Bible School
Ilam Christian Endeavor
Ostrander
Assembly OF God
W R Watson
Ladies of the Jury at Liberty Theater Coquille
The Liberty Theater in Coquille shows RKO's Ladies of the Jury with Edna May Oliver. The comedy satirizes a mixed jury and follows a crafty social leader who sways twelve assorted jurors toward acquittal through devious schemes.
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Liberty Theater
Coquille
Rko-Radio Pictures
Edna May Oliver
Lowell Sherman
Star Song
Koch Celebrates Fifty Years Of Tuberculosis Discovery
A historical note recalls Robert Koch presenting his TB discovery in Berlin on March 1982. The piece outlines Koch’s small setup, his postulates, and the initial success in linking the tubercle bacillus to tuberculosis. It also mentions later efforts toward cure and public health measures reducing mortality.
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Berelin
Koch
Berlin
Kad
Kochs
Federal dams proposal sparks cross state debate on Columbia power
Senator Frederick Steiner denounces private dam construction on the Columbia River saying power consumers would bear most costs while Army engineers urge federal built locks for navigation. Salem reports Steiner files reelection bid as campaign plans unfold amid Congress debates. Broadway stage comic praised for screen success with satirical yet broad humor.
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Steiner
Congress
United States
Treasury
Columbia River
Army Engineers
Columbia
Senut
Colurbus Tech
Hoover
Luoks
Arins
Cecumiia Kover
Pedro Ole
Boulder Dam
Salem
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Washington
Harry Banfield
Will H Masters
Fewer Chicks Hatched, Egg Storage Rises in US Hatcheries
Western commercial hatcheries reported declines in December to February hatchings versus last year while eastern states saw some gains. March bookings lagged 3.7 percent nationally and 4 percent in the West. Pacific coast markets steadied as coast storage surged at first receivers and large speculators stayed out.
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Pacific Cosal
Iie
O. 3. C. Extension Service
United States
Coastal Butter Prices Fall Sharply in Early April
Prices along the coast dropped notably with butter at Portland jobbing prices slipping two cents to 23 to 94 cents per pound on April 1. San Francisco wholesale prices showed a $2 score down by three, settling around 20 cents on April 1.
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Cea Va
Yacen
Portland
San Francisco
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Herald Office
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Brewster Valley
Prattey
Rowley
Pest
Edwin
Weasley Hospital
Mredete Horry
Gene.everowley
Mit
Annis Anderson
Merill
Gregor
Nellie Taylor
Jilius Benham
Arthur Jenkins
McKnees
J . Thompson
Wesley
Lester Mayse
Harvey Minard
Doral M Mast
Roseburg
Albert Christensen
Presbyterian Church
Columbia River Power Projects
Arms
Aineers
Columbia Mier
Ore- Bon
Comediennes
Sena‘or
Frederick Steiwer
Real Estate and Insurance
W. A. Wellman Listings
Poppe Bakery
R. W. Cor
6Th and
Willow Sts
Liberty Theater Weekly
William Farnum
Tom Santschi
Ladies OF the Jury
Roscoe Ates
Wayward
Nancy Carrell
Richard Arlen
Cheaters
Thomas Meighan
Charlotte Greenwood
Shanghai Express
Myrtle Point Laundry
van Fossen
N. P. Peterson
Security Bank United
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