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05 Feb 1942
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1942
Page
1
Government Officials Discuss Chrome Set-up
Government officials and miners discussed steps to advance domestic chromite production with RFC backing. John Norton and attorney Arthur Hutchinson outlined possible truckload chromite purchases and nonbinding 1,000 ton contracts while Norton travels to Washington to push recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrome
United States
John Norton
Arthur
Hutchincon
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Thay
Nixon
Norton
Washington
Library Shows Circulation Gain in Myrtle Point 1941
The Myrtle Point library circulated 19 428 books and magazines in 1941, up 878 from the prior year. Of the total 12 041 were by adults with 10 664 fiction. Children borrowed 4 334 and 8 068 calls were magazines. 901 residents are registered borrowers plus 41 outside families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Bell Whitaker
Army Navy Book Drive Appeals for Needed Texts
Mrs Dal M King chairwoman of the National Drive for Battlefront reading urges Myrtle Point residents to donate books to the city library or Pert's Drug Store. Texts in arithmetic geometry and other school subjects are preferred. The campaign runs soon with local backing to gather as many readable materials as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tntaly
Army
Dal M. King
Myrtle Potst
Eepert
King Anid
Game Seasons Planned by Commission Despite Rumors
State game supervisor Frank B. Wire says open hunting seasons will occur this year for both large and small game. Rumors of a possible fall closure are unfounded as the commission plans to meet in June to set hunting seasons and bag limits for game birds and animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game Commission
Frank B. Wire
Timber Cut Increase Planned For 1942 War Effort
Plans submitted by the Department of the Interior aim to raise timber cut by at least 200 million board feet in 1942 from forests under its administration. Lee Mack outlined the goal to support war production with a significant share of the timber flowing into war channels and national needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Lee Mack
Office of
Oregon Board of Mobilization for Women Meeting
Local residents attended a Marshfield city meeting of the Oregon Board of Mobilization for Women. Attendees included Mrs Julia Hienit, Mrs McCloskey, Mrs Landy, Mrs H H Thomas, and several others. Discussions touched on available road work and community issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eh Deen
Te Oregon Board of Mobilization For Women
Marshfield City
Segacay
Rayeones
Julia Hienit
Hi. McCloskey
EB. Landy
H. H. Thomas
Ove Ray
Myrtle Point Bobcats Fall to Marshfield Pirates in Setback
The Myrtle Point Bobcats trailed early as Marshfield built a 60 to 16 lead by halftime. Orville Bailey and teammate actions helped the Pirates secure the win while Myrtle Point faded in the third and fourth periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Bobcats
Marshfield Pirates
Orville Bailey
Pirates
Marshfield
O'Neal
Fishing season rules set for Coos County streams
State issues guide four open season dates for Coos County fishing from April 18 to October 31, with many streams and tributaries closed by the State Game Commission. Specific closures include Lake Marie, sections of Glen Creek, West Fork Mili coma, Fairy Creek, Wilkins Creek, Eel Lake and Eel Creek, Ten Mile Creek, Lake Creek inlet to Leon Lake, and a portion of New River upstream to a commission marker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
State Game Commission
Lake Marie
Glen Creek
Milicoma River
Golden Falls
West Fork
Stoll Falls
Fairy Creek
Gaine Commission Hatchery
Deakineesk
Wilkins Creek
Eel Lake
Eel Creek
Suva Ton ‘Mile Lakes
Ten Mile Creek
Ten Mile Lake
Pesan
Lake Creek
Leon Lake
New River
Separation notices must be filed promptly at once
Administrator Silag Gaisér announced a new regulation effective February 1 requiring separation notices and other disqualification data to be submitted within 48 hours or they may be disregarded in determinations of unemployment rights. Notices are available at 24 local employment offices or the central administrative office in Salem Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silag Gaisér
Commission
Salem
Red Light Standard for Blackouts Adopted by War Dept
The War Department announced a new blackout light standard after tests showed blue illumination is more visible from the air and less protective to ground activity than red. Orders require red lighting to reduce visibility and preserve dark adaptation, with all light sources hooded to prevent any light above the horizontal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
City Rotary Club Hears Speakers
Rotary club session heard Rev. Haugh T. Mitchell discuss China’s war impact and its effects on international relations. A second speaker, Mickiosder, addressed bond issues and weekly schedules amid unclear notes from the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Rotary Club
Haugh T. Mitchellmore
China
Mickiosder
Powers Forms Red Cross Units for New Sequences
In Powers, Red Cross units form to assist in sequencing new units. Members include Lois O Connide, Dorothy Meeting, First Lis J Bond, Orn Jehiseen, Ann Watering, and Mrs. Rube Stevens. Forestry staffer Mr. Brown also participates alongside Mrs. Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois' O'Conndie
Dorothy
Lis
J Bond
Orn Jehiseen
Ann Wateling
Mearbers
Brown
Forestry
Rube Stevens
Powers
Women's Group Receives Rating at Myrtle Point Unit
The Myrtle Point unit of the Oregon Woman's Ambulance Corps received an official rating. Details on the rating level and evaluators were reported, highlighting the group's community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oregon Woman's Ambulance Corps
Hea
Assinger Cars First To Feel Rubber Shortage
Local service and retapping shop operator Howell cites a Portland supply delay as a rubber shortage spreads to passenger cars after February 9. Major tire firm orders 38 000 pounds, but only 3300 pounds allocated to satisfy recapping, with certificates routed through rationing boards to Washington before factory release. Customers await recap.
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E Howell
Portland
Howell
Washington
My Howell
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