Trade policy clash over exports to Russia sparks debate
The report notes shipments valued at 1 686 476 to Russia during the year including 1 288 004 in freight cars and 24 million in farm equipment. It contrasts Truman’s stance with ongoing lend lease and calls for policy refinement. It also details a Russian visitor count and a congressional push for academy eligibility exams in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Wester
Russia
Truman
Europe
Rusela
United States
Hue
Marlo Ltoe
High School Glee Club Presents Church Music Program
The High School Glee club directed by Arnold Melb gave a Sunday evening program at the Church of Christ before about 40. Mary Ann Downey accompanied. numbers included Bless This Hence Rosary Holy City Hymn of Love Old Rugged Cross On Jerico Road Winter Wonderland Away In A Manger Silent Night Cherubic Hymn.
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Arnold Melb
Church of Christ
Glee Club
Mary Ann Downey
Amy da
Ruthvig
Ruth Davis
Old Rugged Cross
Alma Workman
Maurene Evana
Don Krewson
Jerico Road
Winter Wonderland
Pat Bell
Th Glee Club
Cheribic Hyman
Death of Rev W A Couden Pastor Emeritus of Local Church
The Rev W A Couden aged 68 died at his home in Coos Bay Tuesday with the Rev Oscar Porte presiding at the funeral services. He was a retired pastor of the local Presbyterian church for years and was born April 3, 1873 in Bloomfield Iowa. He is survived by his widow and three children Harold and Orville Couden of San Leandro California and Mrs Ellen Walters of Greenville California. Bearers included Rev Griffith Rev Richard Reedsport Rev Cofeen Myrtle Point Rev Elmer Rosenkilde Bandon Rev Maurice Roseburg Rev Phil Ryan. Couden grew up in Bienfield and studied in Chicago at Moody Institute. He toured Illinois as an evangelist for several years before taking a church in Northern Minnesota. He served as a minister in Oregon for over 35 years.
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W. A. Couden
Ee ' Coos Bay
Oscar Porte
Pinan
Thes
Couden
Praesterian Church
Bloomfield
Iowa
Harold and
Orville Couden
San Leandro
Cal
Ellen Walters
Greenville
Griffith
Richard Reedsport
Coobren
Myrtle Point
Elmer Rosenkilde
Bandon
Maurice Roseburg
Wie
Rae
Phil Ryan
Coulen
Bienfield
Chicago
Moody's Institute
Illinois
Bessie I. Daniels
Webster City
Minnesota
Rev Cohen
Oregon
Myrtle Point Herald celebrates 58 years of publication
The Myrtle Point Herald traces its lineage from the 1868 founding as the Myrtle Point Enterprise to the Southern Coos County American and finally the Myrtle Point Herald. Current owners Mr and Mrs J Logan White took over in 1946 with Ada Lemon, W A Hemmelgarn Jr, Harold Bargett, and George Lockwood on staff.
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Myrtle Point
Ral Saatte
Coquille River
Schoorer
Coos County
Ada Lemon
Ciety
W A Hemmelgarn
Harold Bargett
George Lockwood
New Southern Pacific Station Agent Appointed at Myrtle Point
DW Bennett is named the new Southern Pacific agent in Myrtle Point replacing retiree B F Wheatley. Bennett arrives from Grants Pass where he served five months, after earlier tenure with the Great Northern in Minnesota and North Dakota.
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DW Bennett
Southern Pacific
Myrtle Point
Bennett
B. F. Wheatley
Roseburg
Grants Pass
Oregon
G-sat Northern Railroad
Minnesota
North Dekota
New Truck Rules To Be Explained At Friday Meeting
W B Billingsley announces a Friday evening meeting at the American Legion hall December 13 at 7 30 to explain new truck rules and rates. W B Baird of the Public Utilities Commission will speak. all truckers of Myrtle Point and nearby areas are urged to attend.
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American Legion Hall
W. B. Billingsley
Billingsley-Huggine Insurance Agency
W. B. Baird
Public Utilities Com .Ssion
Myrtle Point
Bridge Bancroft Schools Unite Vote Consolidation
The Bridge and Bancroft districts held a consolidation vote with eight yes and two no. On Monday December 15 nearby communities Grove and Myrtle Point will vote on consolidation. A Boundary Board hearing on Broadbent consolidation and the abandoned Base Hill district is set for the same day.
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Bridge
Locust Grove
Myrtle Point
Boundry
Broadbent
Base Hill
Lida Hagedorn Wins First Week Derby Prize
Myrtle Point resident Lida Hagedorn won the first week derby prize a twenty gauge shotgun announced by Erwin Wilberger Lions club member and derby co chair. The week’s top fish weighed 13 pounds 14 ounces. Don McClellan of Coquille won second with 12 pounds 3 ounces and Bill Livingston of Myrtle Point was third with 12 pounds 4 ounces. F G Floyd snagged the first fish weighing 7 pounds 0 ounces. Prize pickup at the Herald office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Hagedorn
Myrtle Point
Erwin Wilberger
Lions Club
Don McClellan
Coquille
Bill Livingston
F. G. Floyd
Herald Office
Lumber Firm And Driver Sued For Over $10,000
Mrs. Louise Carré files suit for 10000 general damages and 203 special damages against Coos Bay Lumber Company and driver Keith Halversott. She alleges Halversott, driving a truck for the lumber firm, forced her car off the highway and over an embankment about a quarter mile north of here last October 15, damaging the Carver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Carré
Coos Bay Lumber Company
Keith Halversott
Halversott
Here
Carver
Birth of Edward Franklin at Mast Hospital
A son, Edward Franklin, was born to Mr and Mrs Jack Duan at Mast Hospital on Tuesday December 5th.
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Edward Franklin
Jack Duan
Christmas Seal Drive Reaches Halfway Mark in Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Christmas seals sale reported at over fifty percent completion. Mrs Frank Meldrum coal chairman announced 401 returns from 013 packs, totaling $526.20 including six five dollar bonds. Santa Claus pins distributed to Junior High and Grammar School to aid the drive.
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Myrtle Point
Frank Meldrum
Coal
Meldrum
Gravelford 4Hers Awarded at Myrtle Grange Meeting
Gravelford 4-H member Robert Stevens received a top member award from Orvis Miller at a Myrtle Grange Hall gathering. J K Beeson, assistant county agent, distributed yearly pins and year one and year two honors to several club members.
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Robert Stevens
Gravelford
Orvis Miller
Myrtle Grange Hall
J. K. Beeson
Jim Trigg
Marlin Gasner
Gacy Davis
Carol Olsen
Arlene Barsee
Beverly Gasner
Paul Davis
Ann Robinson
Louise Southrouyd
John Trigg
Alice May Miller
Marlene Gaener
Lewis Southmayd
Phyllis Miller
Joy
Lions Xmas Party Scheduled For Next Wednesday
Lions Club members announce a Christmas party set for next Wednesday with details of time and venue to be provided. Members invite friends and families to join in seasonal celebration.
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Lions Xmas
Christmas Lions Club
Water supply plans discussed for 16 families
State sanitation board representatives discussed two options to provide sanitary water to 16 families. One plan envisions a filtration plant near the storage tank, the other a deep well on high ground above the river with a pump to homes. Community members weighed both approaches and showed interest in securing water.
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State Sanitation Board
Tt River
Opening Game Tits Bobcats vs Bandon
Coach Curt Beckham outlines 1947-48 openers with Harvey Lewellen at center Hatfield and Farrier at guard Nichols and Jarvis at forward Jones. Jack Ford Bill Lewellen Art Bechtel John Wise Joe Everm den and Carl Morris expected to see action in the tentative lineup. The B squad is coached by How this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Beckham
Harvey Lewellen
Hatfield
Farrier
Nichols
Jarvis
Jack Ford
Bill Lewellen
Art Bechtel
John Wise
Joe Evermden
Carl Morris
Beckham
Hiland Theatre Plans Xmas Show For Children
The Hiland Theatre presents a Christmas party with Mrs. Wiggs of the Cab Patch as the main picture. Austin Dodge, owner of the theatre, leads the event intended to give the children a festive evening. The plans note a heavy Santa presence and a p.m. show time.
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Hiland Theatre
Livingston Leads Lions Steelhead Derby Week Two
Livingston wins first week in the Lions Steelhead Derby and starts second week by hooking a 15 pound 3 oz steelhead. He declined to reveal the fishing spot, citing it as a private find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skessian
Livingston
Lions
Christmas Pageant Schedule Draws Near
Students study Luke and Matthew readings for a winter pageant. The Hely Wighe Glee Club and Hallelujah Chorus practice carols and scenes as the school calendar shows a scheduled afternoon rehearsal and performance.
Saint Nick Preparations Light Up Main Street
Christmas trees were fastened to telephone poles last Saturday afternoon to begin the des eration of the main street of town. Earlier in the week, morning connecting the Nights to the power, finishing touches to the desertation of Béyr de Point's Santa Claud Lads.
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Béyrde Point
Guest Speaker At Bandon Club
A guest speaker addressed the Bandon Club at its annual meeting, discussing local activities and upcoming events. The program highlighted community engagement and plans for future projects in Bandon.
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Bandon Club
Fragmented OCR Read Counts and Punctuation Notes
Unclear OCR segment mentions numbers and names with garbled text. It hints at a readout or data list with counts and references such as SF and K Ne 5. The readable fragments suggest a mixed stream of letters and symbols without a coherent event or人物 context.
Past Masters Night Held By Myrile Léa
An event titled Past Masters Night was held by Myrile Léa in a local venue. Details on attendees and program were limited in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrile Léa
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