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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1946
Page
2
An item from March 3 details a local matter involving Myrtle Potat and Coes Co Ore gen with a wader referenced in the readable fragment. The available text is fragmentary and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
The piece argues Congress may trim naval force to 74 vessels delaying atomic tests at Bikini scheduled for July 1. It claims opposition will reduce armor plates and military momentum, uprooting Bikini natives and forcing relocation as world guidance hinges on atomic weaponry.
The text discusses the United States with no limit on its spending and claims many ships or warships can be financed. It questions the presence of an opposing force and implies a heavy, unbalanced budget situation.
The author argues that after World War II ends the world faces famine and hunger driven by mismanagement and propaganda. Americans are asked to curtail flour and meat use while seeking accountability for shortages. Without transparent accounting, famine could worsen as profiteers reap gains from the crisis.
A March national press note cites 16 Congress members from both parties urging a balanced budget. The piece argues postwar debt costs and tax burdens, urging reductions in federal spending and personnel to restore fiscal stability and preserve national strength.
A four page bulletin explains how Oregon veterans establish job training under the GI Bill. It outlines the steps from securing a job to contacting a local apprenticeship coordinator for a training schedule and related studies. Coordinators cover the state and lists are mailed to officers organizations and boards.
County agents report berry varieties under trial in Coos County to compare yields and best care. Raspberry types Washington Willamette Newburgh are studied by Henry George Coquille J A Nelson Haynes Inlet and Tom Forrest Broadbent who also tests Lloyd George. The Cascade berry is included in the program.
A brief note shows Betty facing trial in Fairview with defendants Cecil Mugh Meary George and J A Nelson. The entry labels the case as commercial related.
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