Logging Industry Faces Budget Cuts and Felling Delays
The O C and Croce Bay logging factions warn a $317000 Congress cut would cut timber offerings, delay federal survey work, and hurt small independent loggers relying on federal timber. The forestry board notes current year timber sales total about $135,952 and foresees near $1 million next year pending budget approval. The committee convenes Monday evening April 18.
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Croce Bay
Congress
Oregon
Residents Press Sewer Construction Amid Petitions
A citizens committee including Don Seto J L Jewett Wm H Huff and William B Norton presented a signed petition urging sewers in the district from Bostwick and Harris Streets to A and B streets. The council agreed to obtain estimates for next meeting. April 18 Pearson Attends Water School Bert Pearson reports on a Corvallis water works school and diploma awarded. Flater Made Chief Mayor Myers appointed Jack Flater to fill the police vacancy and the council ordered fingerprint copies from petite force. Joe Gelinsky was appointed.
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Don Seto
J L Jewett
Wm H Huff
William B Norton
Bostwick and
Harris
Bert Pearson
Corvallis
State Water Works Asociation
State Board of Health
Pearson
Myers
Jack Flater
Petites Force
Joe Gelinsky
Truman Faces Next Steps After Rent Control Voted
Congress prepares for a string of controversial measures in coming weeks. The House will tackle the Marshall Plan authorization and foreign aid, minimum wage, Taft Hartley law tweaks, and oleomargarine tax repeal, while the Senate debates the far reaching North Atlantic security pact.
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Senate
Track Schedule for Charles Mortensen and Partners
Track events list a series of meets from April to May featuring Myrtle Point Roseburg Sutherlin Triangular meets at Roseburg dates April 8 and April 3 to be held with Marshfield Coquille North Bend. Hayward Relays at Eugene on April 29. District and state qualification paths in Coquille and Eugene ending with state meet in Corvallis.
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Myrtle Point
Roseburg
Sutherlin
Marshfield
Coquille
North Bend
Eugene
Corvallis
4-H Leaders Attend March Training Sessions
About thirty of the 100 Coos County 4 H leaders attended March training meetings. The list names many leaders including Mr Maurits Jalo Mrs A Montgomery Miss Marvel Chi maen and others. Mentions a film on Y Activities and the Bay Mutual Creamery meeting set for April 11 at Coos Bay.
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Hempel
Cooscoun
Maurits Jalo
A Montgomery
Marvel Chimaen
Lottie Ware
Eldon Ansley
F McFarlane
Clarence
Priscilla Jacobson
Mary Young
Marion Brown
Mei Orvus Miller
C. L. 8Steed
Mildred
Bay Mutual Creamery
Coos Bay City
4-H Club
Smithy Hughes
Coquille Music Festival Gears Up For Weekend Program
Four judges from Oregon and nearby towns will select outstanding numbers from two days of soloists ensembles and bands. The Coquille Community building hosts a Friday concert 800 pm with admission 65 cents adults 25 cents children. Saturday features 128 Myrtle Point and Coquille high school musicians competing in a festival event to support festival expenses.
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John Stehn
University of Oregon
Waldemar Hollensted
Manzanita
Howard Miller Newberg
Irwin Murick
Medford
Coquille
Arnold Melby
Myrtle Point
Jack Downey
Lawrence Brooks
Darrel Swigert
Alice May Miller
Geranna Stevens
Shirley Tobey
Linda Larson
Arlene Aasen
Greta Barklow
Maxine McElwain
Evelyn Hall
Roy Dayton
Patty Harris
Arlene Evans
Mr Melby
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