We Must Forget the War and Enjoy the County Fair
A wartime column urges readers to move past Pearl Harbor anger and focus on peacetime fun. It contrasts political leaders with realists in the military, calls for destroying war capabilities, and ends by inviting everyone to attend the County Fair over Labor Day weekend. The piece blends caution about future threats with a call to skygirl leisure and community gathering.
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Pearl Harbor
Washington, D. C
Army
Navy
Oregon Tops Nation in War Bond Purchases per Capita
Oregon leads the nation in per capita war bond purchases from May 1941 to June 1945 and tops the 48 states in June 1945 figures from the U S Treasury. Oregon's per capita edge over Connecticut is 627 dollars with Washington and California also among the top five states. June 1945 rankings place Oregon first, North Dakota second, Iowa third, Nebraska fourth, and Montana fifth.
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Oregon
United States Treasury Department
Connecticut
Washington
California
Gon
Conn
Mich
Calif
N. Dektota
Iowan
Nebraska
Montana
Ashland School Expands Postwar Programs For Returning Vets
Southern Oregon College of Education will offer two year terminal curricula for returning veterans and civilians to ease reconversion. Programs include Secretarial Science, Dental and Medical assistants, Radio Repair, Merchandising, and Lower Division studies alongside existing teacher curricula. A new dormitory will provide housing, freeing space for male students as enrollment expected to rise. The theater at Hiland plans fall schedule with 7 pm doors and 7:30 pm single features, 1:18 for double features, plus Sunday matinees at 2 pm starting Sept 8.
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Southern Oregon College of Education
Oregon State System of Higher Education
Oregon
State Board of Higher Education
Hiland Theatre
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