Curve dangers on Oregon roads draw attention from Coos Bay Coquille
In Coquille last week a driver was fined 87 for passing on a curve amid crowded Highway 101. The piece argues curves are hazardous, notes California plates frequent the violations, and warns that two feet of road margin differs between states. It lauds Oregon log truck drivers for courteous, cautious passing.
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Drive Carefully Through Curves and Market Woes Summary
The piece argues about dangerous passing on curves, urging caution on roads like Coos Bay Coquille and noting truckers as signalmen when safe. It contrasts driving risks with wheat shortages, potato gluts, and bread scarcity, citing Moose Lake Washington and North Central Washington mashers.
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Mooose Lake
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We Feed the World and the Sugar Rationed Nation
A critical editorial condemns wartime propaganda and the rationing drive led by Washington. It argues Americans reduced bread meat fats and canning to aid starving peoples while prices and shortages harmed households.
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National Defense Debate Supports Strong Army and Enlistment Pay
A speaker argues for a large standing army and higher base pay to boost voluntary enlistment. He cites saving money, a stronger fighting force, and minimal disruption to science and culture as benefits. He notes broad civilian discussion limits and criticizes rail transportation for blame on national issues.
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Universal Military Training and Its Costs
A critique argues universal military training regiments a nation and diverts time from needed technical skills. It claims World War II showed victory came from labs and factories, not just combat, and warns of wastful spending and misfit recruits.
Royal Neighbors Plan Rally for August 19
Myrtle Camp RNA held a regular meeting in the Grange hall and set a Monday rally for August 19 with all county camps to join. Elections filled vacancies with Blanche Felsher as Outer Sentinel Neva Floyd Endurance Elsie Endicott as flag bearer Ada Lemon installing officer Clacre Mast ceremonial marshal and refreshments served. A marriage license was filed at the county clerk for Catherine A Schellhamer and Louella Wella of Myre Point.
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