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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1946

Page

6

Tax Limits and Referendum Slows Oregon Legislature

The piece argues Oregon must balance tax policy with direct legislative control, noting the referendum can derail tax bills and hamper budgeting. It urges durable funding for state programs, modernization of schools and state departments, and a clear revenue plan for expansion in 1947.

Oregon CPA Legislative Assembly

Henry Ryerson Sees Business Ties in Myrtle Point Visit

Jewel I Henry Ryerson of Jewell stopped in Myrtle Point on Monday to attend to local business while visiting his current residence.

Henry Ryerson Myrtle Point Jewell

Oklahoma Visitors Mr and Mrs Joe Wiley and

Mr and Mrs Joe Wiley visited Oklahoma, with details incomplete in the fragment. They were received by local residents and shared light conversation during their stay.

Oklahoma Joe Wiley

Orr transfer to Naval Air Transport Service at Honolulu

Marvin J. Orr of Myrtle Point has been transferred to the Naval Air Transport Service at Honolulu. The change moves him from previous assignment and places him with the NATS unit in Hawaii.

Bonolulu Marvin J Myrtle Point Naval Air Transport Service Nonelulu

Belted fashion glamour drives midwinter style trend

The feature highlights belts as a key midwinter fashion statement. Black dresses gain drama from narrow gold belts and wide girdles, with corset like silhouettes and midriff emphasis. It showcases suede belts by Criterion, colorful felt belts, embroidered jeweled pieces, and DIY options with sequins, ribbons, and hand crochet.

Criterion San Weoters

Fragmentary release notes on Chilsage and Guadalcazal

Partial OCR text mentions an equadron bandice okrector and Guadalcazal in a release. Article shows damaged phrasing with no clear event or date to identify. Silence on location or organization limits factual summarization.

Green Mre Btalra Cutlip Appointed To Lead County Chairs

Mrs Cutlip of North Bend has been named by Governor Snell to head a gathering of all county chairmen in Salem on February 11. In Myrtle Point the Thumpeon building at 908 Spruce Street was bought by A M Little who has run a saw filing shop there since January.

Btalra Cutlip North Bend Kari Snell Salem Thumpeon Sprucetreet Myrtle Point A. M. Little

Rhea Where Ty Issue Found Ad of Lecinene Discharged

A garbled fragment notes an ad for Lecinene found in a local issue. It mentions Lecinene was recently discharged from the DET and references the University of Oregon.

Rhea

Navy enlistments announced for Two local men

Edger Earl Moon of One Point and Richard Loren McAllister of Bridge Route enlisted in the navy on January 23, according to a press release from the recruiting station at Eugene.

Edger Earl Moon One Point Richard Loren McAllister Bridge Route Navy Eugene

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