Price control debate and freight car shortages endure
Washington report notes Congress weighing broader economic controls under pressure from Korea crisis. Meanwhile Oregon industries face idle plants and rising unemployment as freight car shortages persist nationwide, with astonishing railcar orders funded by insurers and potential SP involvement.
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Washington, D. C
America
Korea
Oregon
Southern Pacific Railroad
Western
Bureau of Service of the
Interstate Commerce Commission
Judge Belt Dies Of Heart Attack
Judge Marty M. Belt justice of the state supreme court died in a Bellingham Washington hospital Sunday afternoon from a heart attack while visiting his daughter and family. Survivors include his widow Martha of Salem, two daughters Barbara of Portland and E A de Schweinitz of Bellingham, three sisters in Portland and Forest Grove, a brother in Portland, three grandchildren, and relatives. Funeral held today at the Episcopal church in Portland with supreme court members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty M. Belt
State Supreme Court
Bellingham, Wash
E. A. de Schweinits
Martha
Salem
Barbara
Portland
E A deSchweinitz
Bellingham
Merle Campbell
Edith Ormsby
Fendall Forest Grove
Paul Belt
Ellen
George deSchweinitz
Christopher Harry Belt
Eather Belt
Kather Belt
Chris Nelson
Myrtle Point
Judge Belt
Homemakers Enjoy 4 Day Encampment At Myrtlewood
About forty homemakers from Coos and Curry counties camped four days at Camp Myrtlewood August 2 to 6. Mary Agnes Ainely led the event with the Home Extension Service and the county committee. Handicrafts by Myrtle Chadsey and Mary White drew keen interest.
Bridge Grangers Hold Regular Session With Reports
Bridge Grange met Friday Aug 4 in regular session led by Master Henry Brown. HEC chair Ronnie Daniels urged members to donate a dish towel for the county fair hamburger booth. Agricultural chair Charlie Mack stressed cattle branding, while Legislative chair Andrew Waterman noted a sales tax measure on this fall’s ballot. Wood committee reported stove wood for the hall provided by Carl Nelson with help from Robert Ocheltree and Eric Magill. Next meeting set for Aug 18.
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Grange
Grange Meeting Shares Food Auction Policy and Entertainment
The group planned a potluck supper with early yard cleanup for fire safety. A resolution to admit juvenile members without investigation was endorsed and forwarded to Pomona Grange. Carlton Brown spoke on Grange Mutual policies while Mrs Carl Peterson performed. Buck Goodman read a poem as Mr Brown sang with Mrs Andrew Waterman. A 4-H demonstration by Audrey Waterman and Marlene Robison closed the program. Refreshments served to 22 members and three visitors including Mrs Carl Peterson, Mrs Ada Mess ER le and Mr Brown.
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Pomona Grange
Carlton Brown
Grange Mutual Insurance
Carl Peterson
Buck Goodman
Mr Brown
Andrew Waterman
Audrey Waterman
Marlene Robison
Ada Messerle
Brown
Mr and Mrs Carl Nelson Family Picnic
Mr and Mrs Carl Nelson and their children spent Sunday picnicking, enjoying a day outdoors with family in the local area.
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Carl Nelson
Local Social News Highlights and Travels
Residents spend evenings at the Ocheltree home while Mrs. Jeanette Mack leaves for Corvallis for a month with old friends Mr and Mrs J Platt. Elvin Waterman and wife travel to Grants Pass for Mrs Waterman’s treatment. Homemakers’ camp hosts bridge visitors including Mrs. Jewett Richmond Fiss Hardman England Sell and Young. Jas Jewett and wife visit Roseburg to see Aunt Miley Fitzgerald who has been wheelchair bound after a hip break. Miss Alice Fish departs Sunday for unknown destination.
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North Fork
Robert Ocheltree
Jeanette Mack
Corvallis
P T Platt
Bitter Root
Montana
Mack
Elvin Waterman
Grants Pass
Waterman
Jim‘aie Jewett
al Richmond
Frank Fiss
Lyle Hardman
Ellen Hardman
I. B. England
Vernon Sell
A. Young
Jas. Jewett
Roseburg
Miley Fitzgerald
Alice Fish
Grant Pass Visit and Coastal Smelt Dip Record
A Grants Pass party including Mr and Mrs Buck Goodman and D E Jennings with family traveled to Mussie Reef to dip smelt from the surf Sunday. They reported a good catch and returned with two buckets. Buck Goodman and his son-in-law were noted to be visiting. Mrs Sampson and party plan a Michigan trip by plane to visit relatives.
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Grants Pass
Buck Goodman
D. E. Jennings
Mussie Reef
Eli Lampoon
Ated
Buck
Bo Goodman
Rs. Sampson
Michigan
Sam
Brother
Molallalatives
Otserv
Bessie Ocheltree
John Koch
Brown
Ramblings Continue Against Civil Rights Movement
Excerpts attack Civil Rights groups and interracial equality arguing against integration. The speaker labels civil rights activists as radicals and compares them to dangerous enemies, urging preservation of white supremacy and American-born white citizens as the standard.
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Kea
Sena
Akbar
Pradesh
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C. C. Carter
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Laird
Coquille
Ore
Robert
England
Gaines Des Ressarech Genter
N.Y. C
Myrtlewood
Sylvia Goodman
Middlefork Myrtlewood CO
John Hoch
Reesburg Miphwep—Teil
Bridge
Ay Ly
J Yay Lee Ae
Spark
Super Century
Perkins’ Drug —_—— Eel
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Gold Beach
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