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The piece argues for state level conferences on fire prevention following the President's Conference in Washington. It notes eight conferences have begun, Kentucky leading, with six more in progress, urging all states to act to reduce property loss and lives from fires. It emphasizes the need for active leadership and public interest to curb fire deaths and damage.
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A Time for Reasoning on Russia Fear and War
The piece warns of rising American fear of Russia and urges restraint in rhetoric. It argues war is not inevitable, advocates democracy as a model, and calls for continued material aid and free markets to curb communism. It stresses reasoning over panic to maintain world peace.
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Money Raising Plans Set At Powers WC Meet
Powers Women’s Club outlines fundraising to back the General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in Portland next May. Mrs. Willis Coy resigns as secretary. Hazel Lewis elected for the unexpired term. Five groups will raise funds, with winning teams to be feted by the losers in April.
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Tax Trends and public service costs threaten growth
A year end analysis warns that rising costs from government and federal taxes squeeze profits, curb investment, and provoke buyer resistance. It calls for less public service, more local support, and better efficiency to avoid inflation and tax ceilings in a fragile economy.
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Veterans' NSLI reinstatement deadline amid delays
The Veterans Administration urges Oregon veterans to reinstate National Service Life Insurance by December 31 with a simple signed statement of health and two months’ premiums. Brannock notes 13,246 have reinstated in ten months. many have not acted. After this date medical exams may be required if lapsed more than three months.
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