Guernsey Heifer Sale Set For March in Salem
Thirty five registered Guernsey heifers from Oregon breeders will be sold March 26 at the Salem State Fair grounds. The sale, open only to bona fide 4 H and FFA members, follows last year's successful event and highlights production, breeding, and maternal lines with yearlings and senior calves dominating.
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High School Youth To Replace State Officers Two Days
Oregon youths will symbolically replace state officers and lawmakers for two days in April under a statewide YMCA Youth and Government program. Dr A G Dubach of Lewis and Clark College chairs the organizing committee and 70 Hi Y and Tri Y clubs select student leaders from governor downward to study legislative processes.
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A. G. Dubach
Lewis and Clark College
Oregon veterans win state educational aid numbers drop
In 1947 a total of 706 Oregon veterans received state educational benefits, down 21 percent from 1946 when 1012 World War II veterans earned the $35 monthly aid while in school. Benefits apply to Oregon residents who served at least six months and lived in Oregon one year before active service. Aid may be used sequentially but not concurrently, with no postwar deadline set for applications.
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Oregon Joins Youth and Government Program Debut
In Salem during session, YMCA affiliated clubs will debate and sponsor bills. Dr Dubach notes non-partisan aims with a bipartisan adviser committee. The WAICA program has run in many states for ten years. Oregon participates for the first time this year.
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Salem
YMCA
Dubach
WAICA
Oregon
Oregon veterans eligible for state aid deadline set
Educational officer Ooward T Teggart explains no one after December 31 1946 is eligible for state aid though service time after the deadline can count toward six months of active service. By December 31 1947 Oregon had 1844 approved veterans totaling 251604 dollars in payments.
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Veterans’ Affaires Agetry
Oregon
Navy
Department
Highway Log Truck Safety Pamphlet Issued by Secretary
A government pamphlet titled Highway Log Truck Safety has distributed more than 7000 copies in its first year. The effort is connected to veterans affairs operations in Salem or Portland, with state officials pushing safer logging transport practices.
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Af Veterans’ Affairs
Salem
Portland
Wari Newbry Explains Truck-Logging Pamphlet Demand
Wari Newbry reports strong demand for his 32 page pamphlet on log handling, vehicle safety, and Oregon laws. Loggers, truckers, and forest service officials nationwide ordered and distributed the guide in large quantities.
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Oia Tipa
Oregon
Forest Service
United States
Oregon logging safety booklet praised by state agencies
A joint Oregon booklet by Pacific Loggers, Highway Commission, Industrial Accident Commission, and Traffic Safety Division highlights safety benefits in logging operations. The secretary labeled the material a must for industry personnel.
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Pacific Loggers of
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State Department
Oregon
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