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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1946
Page
7
The writer notes public approval of a forthright announcement and a Republican minority aiding amendments to the appropriation bill. They claim many Democrats joined to cut several million dollars. A revised version of a plan for labor disputes fact finding boards is before the House.
The text argues for comprehensive labor legislation balancing union and management rights. It critiques immunity causing negligence and cites Brandeis on union liability. The speaker urges Congress to enact principles benefiting all people, warning of labor leaders’ fierce resistance.
A roundup of town items: plans to widen Coos Bay entrance to 40 feet. Coos Bay Iron Works moves to North Bend after a fine. high school principal Victory Morris declines a lucrative offer. flood damage assessed for dispatching crews. University of Oregon lettermen from Myrtle Point. storm damage including a blown window and road slides. social at Parmenter apartment. Oregon State College dairy club appoints Paul Brewer as service committee chair. T M Stover sprains arm stopping a car on Roseburg road embankment.
A craft note describes button magic that lights up the neckline and encircles the sleeves. It suggests adding a new earring beck to complete the glowing look.
A terse, garbled note mentions tar aging and something new in assorted decs. Names, places, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only cryptic references to aging tar and unspecified developments.
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