Community Officers Elected At School Meeting
The Sabia Ape 19 meeting elected officers for the new school year with Mrs. Ivan Cribbins as president and Mrs. Henry Brown as vice president. Other officers include Mrs. Powell Lancaster secretary and Mrs. ant a treasurer. Andrew Waterman and Jimmie Bow were among attendees with awards and a 4-H auction judged by local ladies.
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Sabia
Ivan Cribbins
Henry Brown
Powell Lancaster
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Child
Andrew Waterman
E Koch
Ed Farmer
Betty Deotey
Mary Williame
Kennedy
Ree Bae Moe Polse Watts
Local Social Notes Highlight Springfield Events and Accidents
New resident Mr Fiser recently left the navy. Visitors included Mrs Myrtle Heath and Ms Myrtle Point, and Mrs Bill Huff at the Mack home. E Goodman hosted guests from North Bend Coos Bay and Bandonsuaane. Elvin Waterman suffered a severe foot injury requiring surgery to free the leg. Levi Wilson and son Jerry from Eugene visited Frank Fish's home. Mrs Elvin Waterman and family joined relatives in Coquille. A power outage affected shearing at Archie Train's ranch. Edwin Baldwin was seriously injured when run over by a tractor and taken to Mast hospital. Mr and Mrs Cecil Paul hosted a teen dance at Bridge Grange hall. D E Jennings welcomed their third son, Thomas Charles, weighing 7 lb 6 oz, with grandparents G Jennings of Portland and E Goodman of Bridge.
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Springfield
Fiser
Navy
Mack Home
Myrtle Heath
Myrtle Point
Bill Huff
E. Goodman
A. G
North Bend
Thane Goodman
Coos Bay
James Appleton
Catherine Appleton
Bandonsuaane
Jesse Enyeart Sundonner
Robert
Mrs. Ocheltree
A. R. Davenport
Catching Creek
Ocheltree
Elvin Waterman
Levi Wilson
Jerry
Eugene
Frank Fish
Myrtle Creek
Elvin Waterm
Howard Winkelman
Kathy
Coquille
Shirley Pettingill
Archie Train
Wm McKinley
Arthur Brown
Camas Valley
Edwin Baldwin
E. L. Middaugh Place
Roseburg
Mast Hospital
Schroeder Ambu
Cecil Paul
Bridge Grange Hall
John Koch
Henry Brown
Frank Schram
Andreene Cota
Everett Webber
T J Davis
D. E. Jennings
Thomas Charles
Geo. Jennings
Portland
Bridge
Residents Move to Bandon and Langlois Area
Mr and Mrs Don Gibbs and David relocate to Bandon while Gibbs moves milling equipment near Langlois for local work. The Striplin family also moves to Bandon with David joining Gibbs. Home Extension dressmaker meet occurred at Mrs Thos Forrest’s home with next gathering April 19 hosted by the Forrest and Palmer families.
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Thos. Forrest
Don Gibbs
David
Bandon
Mr Gibbs
Langlois
al Striplin
Striplin
Thos Forrest
Forest Home
Forrest
Palmer
Tom Forrest Tucker
Kenny Parrs
Catcher
Russel. Palmer
Grants Pass
Ben Palmer
Joe Evernden
Community notices and local social gatherings in Myrtle Point
Local residents report camping near Powery with poor fishing. Myrtle Point members visit Roseburg. Broadbent Grange ham dinner planned at 1.50 per plate. birthday dinner for Miss Char lene Forrest hosted by her mother with local family guests. Also letters to the editor criticize streets drainage and cemetery condition and call for civic funding.
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Buster Colle
Patty Smith
Myrtle Point
Bryce Evernden
Gary
Arza Smith
Roseburg
Ray Emery
Ray Watkins
Eugene
Broadbent Grange
The
Grange
Charlene Forrest
Thos Forrest
Floyd Pary
Kenneth
Tom Forest, Jr
Forrest
Public pressure and free speech in Truman era debate
A reader objects to sensational editorials about President Truman. The letter defends press freedom while urging restraint, noting private faults should not be publicly inflated and praising good deeds alongside criticism.
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The
Herald
United States
Truman
For Sale 8 Room House With Fruit Garden
For sale a well kept 8 room house on 2 lots at 1130 Maple St Myrtle Point. Includes chicken house raspberries strawberries tame blackberries garden space and near schools. Asking 25 21 per month.
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Maple St
Myrtle Point
Ramblings Hint at Truman Voting Controversy
Fragment discusses President Truman and critics, hinting at vote buying allegations and political courage. It references Melvin Thompson as a contrasting figure and notes a daze over state affairs. The text appears as opinion commentary on leadership and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Aggressive Critique of Fair Deal Policies and Government Overreach
The piece denounces the Truman era Fair Deal and price stabilization, accusing officials of wasteful salaries and intrusive investigations akin to Gestapo methods. It argues a proposed price schedule would force merchants to audit past invoices, labeling the plan a dangerous expansion of federal power.
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Georgia
O PS
Fair Deal
O. P A
Gyper
Snoopers Target Priest Vote Nearby Amid Fair Deal Push
Ambiguous text fragment suggests local political intrigue with factions labeled Fair Deal and opposition seeking influence. Mentions priests and voters, hinting at influence operations or vote buying in a contested election.
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Frank Smith
Harolid van Alstein
G. A. Young
Ema Jeen Magill
Jimmie Bow
Ue Sphoel
Henry Ahrens
Mr. Waterman
James Jewett
Stanley Waterman
Lee Swarts
Myrtle Point Taxi
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Sanitone
Warior
Sanieone
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Mite
E. C Barker
Ore
Broadbent
Atte
Rtle
Eral
George
Kissell
Echo Canyon
Thorntons Tire “Appliance Service
Ag’ Nation's Capitel
Presidententaearts
San Gabriel
Calif
Gee
Gabriel
America
BTL
MacArthur
Wunhegen
Lares
Johns-Manville
Brodie
MyrtlePoint
B.f.goodrich
J. A. Mitchell
Pluebergh
Pean Vyiveeis
Ischens
Salt Lake City
Utah
Flats
Stanpold
Madison
South Dakota
X-rey
McKleb
Bfgoodrich
Bel
Cool Bay
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