Letter From Washington on Veterans Aid and Albany Lab Plans
The Interior Department appropriation bill moves to the House floor after two months of sub committee hearings. I urged funds for Bonneville transmission lines and Albany Laboratory expansion for electrochemical and non metallic research. I urged building two facilities at Albany and noted wartime park maintenance cuts and increased park travel. I urged Crater Lake and Oregon Caves project funding and a larger retaining wall and parking reconstruction. The Camp White Hospital bill, backed by the Hospital Subcommittee, headed to full committee as part of veterans care legislation with a long road to passage.
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Interior Department
Southwestern
Oregon
Bureau of Mines Laboratory
Albany
National Park Service
Parks
National Monuments
Eeasion
Crater Lake Park
Oregon Caves
Sut
Veterans Affairs Committee
House
Phetilla
Senate
Morse
Veterans Administration
Camp White
House Veterans Affair Committee
Bernard W Kearney
New York
Camp White Hospital
UO Speakers To Appear In Coos Bay April 26
Mrs Della Belloni relays that Goldan Wickham dean of Women and Virgil Fogdall dean of Men of the University of Oregon will address parents of juniors and seniors at a county schools meeting in the Legion hall Coos Bay on Monday April 26. The talk covers aims and purposes of the university educational program with an open discussion and a dinner at Ripper’s cafe beforehand.
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Della Belloni
Wilson
Coos Bay
Goldan Wickham
Virgil Fogdall
University of Oregon
Legion Hall
Coca Bay
Institutiona of Higher Learning
Ripper
County Quota Sets $490000 Security Loan Drive
Clarence Coe, Coos County chairman, announces a $490000 quota for the Treasury Security Loan drive, with $310000 in series E bonds. The campaign runs April 15 to June 30 to reduce inflation, broaden debt ownership, and pay off maturing bonds. Bonds are presented as safe, liquid, government-backed investments with stated redemption values.
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Clarence Coe
Coos County
Coos Fay
Treasury Department
Treasury
Coe
Myrtle Point group seeks river navigation aid plan
Local sportsmen from the Myrtle Point Rod and Gun Club pressed the Port Commission of the Coquille River Tuesday night for help to clear the river for small craft from here to Coquille. A committee will study needed work and a dock may be built to support navigation and increased boating and fishing activity.
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Myrtle Point
Rod and Gun Club
Port Commission of the
Coquille Rise
Here
Coquille
Teen Agers Farm Club At Bridge Organizes Nucleus
Twelve teenagers under Blanche Davis organize the Teen Agers Farm Club at the Grange hall in Bridge. Officers elected include Earl Waterman as president John Davis as vice president June Milham secretary and Pat Waterman treasurer. Regular meetings set for the second and fourth Friday at 7 pm. Next meeting moved to Saturday the 24th at 3 pm to clean the yard around the hall followed by a later weiner roast.
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Blanche Davis
Grange Hall
Club For Recreation
Earl Waterman
John Davis
June Milham
Pat Waterman
Accountants Hear Wyerhauser Timber Man
Walter Crim and W. H. Johnston attended a meeting of accountants in the Skyroom at North Bend airport Friday evening. R. Cornelius of the Weyerhauser timber company spoke on the timber situation in fir and pine areas and showed the motion picture film Geen Harvest.
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Walter Crim
W. H. Johnston
Noth Bend
R. Cornelius
Wyerhauser Timber Company
Johnsons Visit Friends in Gold Beach
Mr and Mrs W H Johnson and their son Dick visited friends in Gold Beach last weekend in a brief social note.
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Gold Beach
W. H. Johnson
City Council Adopts New Garbage Disposal Ordinance
The city council read and adopted a new garbage disposal ordinance at the last meeting. A contract with Buck Elliott, local disposal franchise holder, allows substantial cost increases. An emergency declaration makes the ordinance effective immediately and repeals conflicting ordinances with penalties for noncompliance.
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City
Buck Elliott
Elliott
Myrtle Point
Rat Control Meet Slated Broadbent Friday April 30
Special plans are made for a rat control meeting at Broadbent Grange Hall on Friday evening April 30 at eight. C E Fields county sanitarian and Mr Nelson Coos County rodent control will speak with cooperation from the state and Wildlife service. They bring two color films on rats covering their habits and damage and how to control them. They will also discuss rats briefly and answer questions. Supper will be sold by the Home Economies group.
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Broadbent Grange Hall
The
Grange
C E. Fields
County Sanitarian
Nelson
Coos County
Mst
Wildlife” Service
Fields
Mr Nelson
PTA Meet Slated Here Friday Evening at Junior High
Myrtle Point parents are invited to the city schools PTA meeting Friday at 8 pm in the Junior High. Mrs H H Thomas is temporary chairwoman with Mrs Sam Wong as speaker. A musical program features Evelyn Hall flute solo Jack Downey trumpet solo a boys quartet and community singing led by Ray Neugart.
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PTA
Myrtle Point
H H. Thomas
Sam Wong
Douglas County
Evelyn Hall
Jack Downey
Glen Zeller
Clell Laird
Allen Halter
Roy Dayton
Ray Neugart
Voter Qualifications Corrected by The Herald Notice
The Herald corrects last week’s voter qualifications. An American citizen aged 21 or turning 21 by May 21 resides in Oregon for six months. No precinct residency period. Those who did not vote in both the primary and general election in 1846 must register. Registration cards are pulled after every general election for nonvoters in a two year span.
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Herald
Oregon
Strong and Roush Couple at Schroeder Lodge
Mr and Mrs C H Strong and Mr and Mrs A M Roush spend the week at Schroeder Lodge on the Roque River for fishing.
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C H. Strong
A. M. Roush
Schroeder
Roque River
Local Woman Elected VP of Coos Health Group
Mrs C S Lehmanowsky was elected second ace president of the Coos County Tuberculosis and Health association at its annual meeting in Coos Bay. Ray Glass of Coos Bay was chosen president, the first man to hold the post. The group also renamed to Coos County Tuberculosis and Health Unit and announced new officers including Mrs Tallant Greenough, Rev Dan A. N. Bacot, Walter J. Hoover, and Mrs J S. Chambers Jr. Dr William S. Conklin, tuberculosis expert from Portland, spoke at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C S Lehmanowsky
Coos County
Tallant Greenough
Coquille
Dan A. N. Bacot
Bandon
Walter J .Hoover
Coos Bay
J S. Chambers
Williams. Conklin
Matson Memorial Hospital
Portland
Eleanor Gutman
tCons County
Street Extension Sought by Myrtle Point South Side Residents
Citizens from the south end of Myrtle Point urged the city council to extend Hermann Avenue at the regular meeting. Gus Dietz offered property to the city if the street could be extended, and council members requested area property owners prepare a petition with legal descriptions and assessed values to help determine extension costs.
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Hermann Avenue
Myrtle Point
Gus Dietz
District Five Casaba Meet Sets 1948-49 Schedule
District 5 basketball officials met in Myrtle Point on Tuesday April 20 and adopted the 1948-49 casaba schedule. The Bobcats will play 20 games, 14 conference and 6 non conference. Top four teams by percentage reach a double elimination tournament to crown the district champion. A October meeting will discuss referees and pay scales.
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District 5
Myrtle Point
Casaba
Bobcats
Graydon Crews
Junior Prom Plans Progressing
Plans for the Junior Prom set for May 7 in the high school gym are progressing rapidly. It is an invitation affair and final band selection had not been announced.
Masons State Joint Meeting Speakers Set for Coquille
Dr Edward B Beaty Past Grand Master of the Oregon Grand Lodge and Dr A G Dubach will speak at a joint meeting of A F and A M lodges in Chadwick Coquille Friday April 28 at 8 pm Ralph Whitaker Deputy District Grand Master announced Attendees from Powers Myrtle Point Bandon Chadwick lodge members urged to attend Myrtle lodge No 78 A T and A M to meet at the Masonic temple for carpool to Coquille
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Edward B. Beaty
Oregon Grand Lodge
A. G. Dubach
Chadwick Lodge
Coquille
Ralph £. Whitaker
Powers
Myrtle Point
Bandon
Chadwick
Myrtle Lodge
Masonic Temple
Dr. Dubach
Oregon
Als
Junior League Ball Schedule Set At Coquille Meet
Verne Shields, Cliff Caffey and Dean Weekly met in Coquille to draw a six game schedule for the American Legion junior baseball league starting May 29. The league splits into northern and southern divisions with six teams in the south and six in the north. Read more for the complete home and home series and neutral site game details.
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Verne Shields
Cliff Caffey
Dean
Coquille
American Legion Junior Baseball League
Slate O Star
North Bend
Reedsport
Coos Bay
Myrthe Point Bandon
Powers
Bandon
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Bandon
Etalka School District Votes Down Budget
Gaylord special report says Etalka Rural School District election held Tuesday at the Etalka school house on exceeding the 6 percent limit. Twenty three votes cast with 10 yes and 13 no.
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Etalka
Gaylord
Schroeder Couple Attends State Furniture Dealers Convention
Mr and Mrs Elton A Schroeder depart Tuesday morning for Portland to attend a state convention of furniture dealers.
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Elton A. Schroeder
Portland
Mr. Schroeder
Music Students 4 The Junior High Band Ready for State Festival
The junior high school band earned a trip to the state musical festival in Eugene with support from Mrs. Gayle Baker and local merchants and parents. She led a fundraising effort spanning two months to cover travel, entrance, and soloist fees. Students will depart early in May and return after the event.
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Eugene
Gayle Baker
Baker
Budget Committee Meeting Sets City Fee Plans
Memtors of the budget committee met with the city council Monday night in city hall to discuss preparing main fee measures. The session aimed to flow budget allowances and consider separation of certain costs.
County meetings on mode control held by county agent
The county agent’s office and the U S Fish and Wildlife Service will conduct four demonstrations on mode control with Hansell Albert district Wildlife Service representative and W A Nelson county rodent control supervisor assisting. Meet at Dan Fish ranch Ring 9 06 a m Verlin Moore ranch near Broadbent 10 30 a m EB A Russell ranch Arago Myrtle Point road 1 80 p m John Devereux Bear creek road 3 30 p m Two more sessions planned Tuesday in the Coos Bay area.
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U.8. Fish and Wildlife Service
Hansell
Alberts
The
Wildlife Service
W. A. Nelson
Dan Fish Ranch
Rink
Verlin Moore Ranch
Herman Place
Broadbent
EB. A. Russell Ranch
Arago
Myrtle Point
John Devereux
Bear Creek Road
Coos Bay Area
Hansel
Man Injured In Mill Accident At Myrtle Point Veneer Mill
Orville Stubbs of Coquille received a broken leg in a Tuesday morning accident at the Myrtle Point Veneer Mill. Stubbs, a sawyer, was turning a log with a cathook when the hook slipped, causing him to fall and break the leg about five inches above the ankle. He is hospitalized at Falk.
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Orville Stubbs
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Stubbs
Falk Hospital
State Police Sergeant Speaks to Lions Club at Coquille Meeting
State Police Sergeant Ray Huff addressed the Lions Club in Coquille last night at the Coquille Valley club. Huff recently arrived at the Coquille office and spoke on traffic accidents and safety checks.
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State Police
Sargeant
Lions Club
Ray Huff
State Police Department
Coquille
Coquille Valley Club
Huff
Local Voting Districts Reported by Mrs Purdy
Fragmentary notes describe districts and voting reach reported to Mrs Purdy. The brief hints at a proposal or outcome and references to Mrs Purdy as the source of the report.
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Mery Ra
Unclear Riverside Notes Blur Personal Details
Fragmentary OCR text references Lange of Myr and a patient recovering after a relapse. Mentions a daughter Mrs. J and late date care details. No coherent events, dates, or verifiable facts detectable for a full summary.
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Lange
Myr. de Point
Jumpants Deposits Rise at Myrtle Point Security Bank
Report shows deposits at the Security Bank in Myrtle Point increasing by more than a quarter million dollars over the last three months, according to a statement released by bank officials.
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Myrtle Point
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Washington
United States
Teen Agers Farm Club
Bridge
Wyerhauser Timber Man
Coos Health Group
South Side
Masons State Joint Meeting
Coquille Meet
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