Angler Tagging Debate Sparks Fishing Policy Dispute
A letter argues against a tagging system for steelhead and salmon as ineffective and easy to circumvent. The writer criticizes license tags as a nuisance, questions age and gender assumptions, and calls for a bounty instead of size limits. The piece urges better tracking while noting concerns about high school sports mentions.
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Daddy
Motherjismy
Judy
Wimmy
Rod
Jimmy
Mother
Prebi Tenes
Game ‘Commission
Christmas at the Gurney Cleaners and Washington wanderings
Waldemar Gurney of the Gurney Cleaners returns from the National Institute of Cleaning and Dyeing at Silver Springs Maryland. He plans another five to six weeks study then notes Silver Springs is the large unincorporated town across the Potomac with 5000 plus residents and no city officials. He observes Washington D C traffic and praises patriotic sites while commenting on race in the city and census irregularities with a controversial remark about Negro residents compared to whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldemar Gurney
Gurney Cleaners
Waldemar
National Institute of Cleaning and Dying
Silver Springs
Maryland
Silor Springs
Springs
Washington, D. C
Potomac
Harry
Washington, Jefferson and
Lincoln
Vailey Forge
Amington Cemetery
Ford's Theatre
Library of Congress
House and Senate
Chambers
Smithsonian Institute
Mellon Art Gallery
Washington
Thagazine
Avery Jles
Vaars Amd
Coos County Dairymen Set Annual Meet at Coquille
The Coos County Dairymen scheduled their annual meeting in Coquille on Monday morning starting at 10. The event will be a potluck affair with coffee provided by the committee and association president. Dairymen from Coos, Northern Curry, and Western Douglas counties are invited regardless of current participation in dairy programs. The morning focuses on business meetings for three groups, with an after lunch panel discussing dairy problems and a question box for attendees. The panel will include Harod Ewart of Oregon State College, Ben Simon-BOD, Wilber Maltby of the State Department of Agriculture, Davenport, Gari Peterson, W. Van Awker, and Carl Jorgensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos
Northern -Curry
Western-Douglas
Westey Oregon Dairy Herd Improvidert Association
Henry van Calear
Coos County
Oregon Dairy Bronc Association
Wilber Maltby
State Department of Agriculture
Davenport
Gari Peterson
tinh Coors Bay Mutual_Creamery
Carl Jorgensen
Atjrties Dairy
March of Dimes Campaign Opens in Coos County
The March of Dimes drive begins in Coos County on January 2 with Mrs. Robert Dineen and Alice Leach as local chairs Dolores Daniels sets up 25 miniature donation containers in Myrtle Point business houses. Community groups and individuals are urged to contribute and contact local organizers to aid the fundraising efforts.
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Coos County
Arriva
March of Dimes
Teas Coos
Robert Dinedy
Powers
Alice
Stirum and
Doras
Drivers license examiner to be here Wednesday
A drivers license examiner will be on duty at Myrtle Point City Hall on Wednesday January 9 1952 between 10 a m and 3 p m according to an announcement from the Secretary of State's office.
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Myrtle Point
Secretary of States Office
Myrtle Point Bobcats Face Roseburg Swing After Bandon Wins
The Myrtle Point Bobcats travel to Roseburg Friday to face the Indians and then return home Saturday to host another meeting with Roseburg. Non district games prepare for the county and Douglas county winners playoff. Al Cunningham led scoring in the win over Bandon with 22 points as Myrtle Point secured a 57-40 victory.
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Myrtle Point Bobcats
Roseburg
Tanffe
Indians
Ty Waite
Bobcats
Red Devils
Siuslaw
Bobwate
al Cunningham
Sébring
Ross Pinkley
Leveningham
Pinkley
Hareee
Paul
Bryant
Robinson
Bandon
Hammack
Myrtle
Five Million Hours Of Work From Oregon Strawberry Crop
The 1951 Oregon strawberry crop provided about 4,992,600 hours of employment for farm workers, with roughly 3,744,450 hours spent on cultivating and harvesting for freezing. The American Can company notes these figures as part of its frozen food operations and labor estimates.
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Oregon
Can. Company
Davner-Nibiein
Ite
Eenploy
Truckers Must Carry Dual Plates as Interstate Rule Changes
Oregon and Idaho face a shift as their reciprocal truck licensing expires. As of January 1, 1952, trucks over 5000 pounds gross weight must display plates from both states. Idaho’s action does not affect Oregon’s deals with Washington and California.
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Oregon
Idaho
Earl T
Washington
California
Penalties Doubled for Liquor Violations Under Oregon Plan
The Oregon Liquor Control Commission announced 1952 policy aims to curb underage alcohol sales and gambling on licensed premises. Effective January 1 1952 gambling violations can suspend a license up to 60 days on first offense and revoke on second. suspensions for sale to minors also doubled with varying lengths by violation type.
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Oregoss Liquor Control Commission
Commission
Funeral for Mrs Lucy Jones Held Friday at 2 PM
Funeral services for Mrs Lucy Ann Jones 83 who died Saturday after a month long illness will be held Friday January 5 at 2 PM from the Presbyterian church with Rev Theodore A Smith of the Presby terian church officiating. She was a resident for 30 years and was widely known in Grants Pass. Survived by son Arthur of Hobart Indiana a daughter and six grandchildren five great grandchildren. Many relatives from Eugene attend.
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Lucey Ann Jones
Dassad
Grants Pass
Sto
Apson
Arthur
Hobart
Indiana
Yeu
Eugene
Junior High Basketeers Open Season At Gym
The junior high basketball season opens Friday at Dods Bay with the local team hosting the junior high cagers. The team has one prior win 35 to 13 over Bridge and aims for a large crowd. Preliminary game at 7 and the first contest at 8.
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Basketeers
Dods Bay
Heeren & Linn Agency Opens New Powers Branch
The Heeren and Linn Agency announces a new Powers Oregon branch next to the post office. The office will operate Tuesdays and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., per Herald reporter details.
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Heeren & Linn Agency
Powers
Heeren& Linn Agency
Myrtle Point
Ore
Herald
New Officers to Take Over at Myrtle Point Chamber Dinner
Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce will induct new officers at the annual dinner in the Myrtle Hotel dining room next Tuesday at 7 PM. E C Roberts presides, Ed Semper toastmaster, with Dave Deperalski as president and Ritchie Francis, Frank Bidean, Ben Daniels in key roles. Dr. Raymond H. McKeown of the Coos Bay Chamber will be guest speaker. tickets on sale this week.
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Chamber Commerce
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Hotel
E. C. Roberts
Haw
Ed Semper
Dave Déperalski
Ritchie Francis
Frank Bidean
Ben Daniels
Mack Dunn
Therogram Committee
Raymond H. McKeown
Coos Bay
E—C
Roberts
Banque
Property Valuations Under Scrutiny in Coos County
Clark orders stronger checks on personal property values. Frank Bass, assessor of Multnomah County, will audit inventories from similar firms to catch undervalued merchandise and adjust current rolls. The review aims to ensure fair tax distribution across counties.
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Coos County
Clark
State Tax Commission
Bass
Coog
Frank Bass
Fermier
Multnomah County
Telephone Go Plans Million Dollar District Expansion
Telephone company official McBride outlined a $1,314,900 expansion plan for 1952 in Coos Bay Crescent City and nearby towns. Projects include converting Lakeside to dial operation, adding long distance circuits, and installing a 24 channel microwave system to Crescent City, with work spanning Coos Bay Reedsport Myrtle Point and North Bend.
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McBride
Coos Bay
Cogs Bay
Crescent Chy
Crescent City
North
Bend
Goese Bay
Lakeside Exchange
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Reedsport-Gardiner
Old Oregon Trail Spotlight Celebration Opens in Portland
Oregon governors and 14 state leaders invited to the Centennial celebration launch in Portland on January 22 1952. Universal Pictures to premiere Bend of the River filmed in Oregon with James Stewart Arthur Kennedy Julia Adams and Rock Hudson. Event coordinated for news reel radio and newspaper coverage by Universal International Studies and local sponsor. Fifty syndicates to cover visit of distinguished guests. Continued on Page Four.
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Salem
Dev
Douglas
McKay
Oregon
Old Oregon Trailé Association
Bend
Universal International ‘Studies’ Technicolor Productions
James Stewart
Arthur Kennedy
Julia Adams
Rock Hudson
Universal International Studies
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John G Meeren
Santa Claus
Hiland Theatre
Coos County Dairymen
Will
Ier
Ipust
Defea
Liquor Commission
Oregon Trail
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