State Revenue Outlook Raises Additions to Income Tax
Figures show at least 11 million more annually could be collected in state income taxes by denying exemptions on withholding and other payments to the federal government. Revival of the property tax is not approved but suggested as a stop gap if other revenue sources fail. The biennial budget cites a billion dollar class growth with total revenue of 830,328,724 for 1951-53, including funds for unemployment benefits veterans education buildings industrial accidents and retirement programs. General fund appropriations by the budget division stand at 0,581,235.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thevennor
State budget outlines major increases amid war era strains
The document shows self sustaining expenditures rising to 325 million while education, veterans and welfare gain new funds. Inflation hits hospitals, welfare, and institutions. emergency measures for war threats drive military and civilian defense costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Ture
Governors’ Office
National Guard
Public Service
Portland
Highway Commission
Agendes —Health
Dairymen of Coos Plan January 10 Meeting
The Coos County Dairy Breeders Association will hold its annual meeting after lunch with J Q Corne of Bandon presiding. Dairymen will discuss the county breeding program, director elections, and laws for next year, plus milk marketing and industry plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen of
Coos
JQ Corne of Bandon
Howr
Simensan
Asgicia Somail
Amd
Lounes
Odairss
Oscar Mare
Volanahan
Boy Scout Troop Camp Night Signals Be Prepared Motto Wins
A Boy Scout troop spent an overnight camp for signal practice on a hillside one mile from camp. They returned to a ready supper, enjoyed campfire games, and gained cooking project experience. Leaders and patrols listed include Patrol Eagles Lynn Schroeder and Harlan Bettlyon, Woodpeckers Ralph Kincheloe, Beavers Billy King, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parish
Tenderfoot
Flying Beagles
Vincent Cooke
P L
Terry Robinette
Roger Baker
de Wayne Rackleff
Eagles
Lynn Schroeder
L Harlan Bettlyon
Orvil Winchester
William Weed
Dennis Whisby
Bill Haney
Woodpeckers
Ralph Kincheloe
Lo Jerry Isham
Phillip Rowe
Beavers
Billy King
T P L
Richard Baker
Billy Ingblum
New Year Socials and Family News From Forrest Area
Broadbent notes a stormy start to the New Year while expressing goodwill. Bryce Evernden and Gery returned from Canada. Mrs Sandra Forrest visited Riecoeett after holidays with the Forrests. Verlin Hermann returns to Corvallis to study at Oregon State. Delos Hermann home hosts a family gathering. Floyd Martin suffered a serious eye injury from flying steel during work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Forrest
Bryce Evernden
Gery
Canada
Sandra Forrest
Riecoeett
Tom Forrest
Verlin Hermann
Corvallis
Oregon State
Delos Hermann
Forrest Hermann
Eldon Hermann
Henry Hermann
Myrtle Point
Betty
Jackie
Larry Hermann
Cottage Grove
Floyd Martin
Arue Smith
New Year's Dinner Guests Share Point Residents
A Myrtle Point gathering included Mr and Mrs Buster Odile and others, while New Year's Eve hosts Mr and Mrs Howard Benniksen welcomed D H McCarthy, Dwight King, Joe Evernden, Ed Watkins, Ben Lindauer, Bill Hauser and Gayle Hauser from Myrtle Point. Mrs Jove Wasson arrived to visit sister Mrs C M Benniksen, with Mr Wasson from San Ardo California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Odile
Myrtle Point
Bryce Evernden
Gary
Violet Miller Keith
Pegey Smith
Smith
Ray Watkins
D H McCarthy
Ringfield
Dwight King
Coos Bay
Joe Evernden
Ed Watkins
Ben Lindeaur
Bill Hauser
Gayle
Howard Bennikson
Jove Wasson
Benniksen
Wasson
San Ardo
Calif
Bobcats Fall Twice in Valley Trip to Ashland Grizzlies
The Ashland Grizzlies defeated the Bobcats 48 to 34 in Rogue River area action last Friday. Pinkley led Bobcats with 13 points while Cunningham and Dayton added eight each as the Grizzlies jumped to an early lead and held it throughout.
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Ashland Grizzlies
Myrtle Point
Bobcats
Grizzlies
Pinkley
Wile Cunningham
Dayton
Rogue River
Panthey
Bobcats Narrowly Lose at Romue River Saturday
The Bobcats fell by a narrow margin at Romue River Saturday evening as Pinkley scored 12 and Cunningham and Davenport added points while Roy Dayton drew attention with key plays in a tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romue River
Bobcats
Pinkley
Cunningham
Davenport
Roy Dayton
Power Company Proposes Stock Split for Wider Share Distribution
The plan would split common stock into lower priced shares and grant 3 votes to the 5% preferred stock per share, while preserving current voting for most common shares. The aim is to broaden ownership, appeal to small investors, and improve marketability ahead of a forthcoming stockholders meeting on January. Proxies for the holders’ meeting will not be solicited soon.
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Split and Exchange
Trimble
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Pennis Morgan
BeTsy Drake
Edmund Gwenn
Zachary Scott
Wittara
Ueyd Bridges
Alen
Richard UE
Ntt B Pre
Boy Scout
Broadbent
Aaa
Heinz Ketchup
Bette
Seturdeay
Buik
Lle Sa
Arizona
Piem
Safeway
Datlene! Brands
Gerber
Helaz
Peter Fleet
Dib Peck
Tle
Dee
Neb Hill Coffee Airway Coffee Edwards Coffee
Lipton’s Tea
Power Company
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