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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1947

Page

4

March of Dimes drive supports infantile paralysis fight

In bene County and Gutetse Coss County residents are urged to join the 1947 March of Dimes. The piece highlights how funds stay locally for polio care and notes the national foundation’s role in supplying aid, stressing universal participation and readiness for future outbreaks.

Oocaeie Trhaneree Somare Hipatale National Foundation March of Dimes

Congress reorganizes committees and Oregon reps gain roles

The House finished its committee reorganization under the Congressional Reorganization Act. Oregon's four representatives secured strong committee placements: Angell on Public Works, Stockman on Appropriations, Norblad on Armed Services and Interstate and Foreign Commerce. The major goals this session are cutting federal spending, tax reform, and labor legislation.

Hoss of Representaives House Rujss Congress Oregon Homer Angella Portland Lowell Stockman Walter Norblad Armed Services Committee Civil Aeronautics Weather Bureau Securities and Exchanges Bureau of Stan Ways and Means House of Representatives Vito Marcantonio New York American Labor Party Marcantonio

Gravel Ford 4 H Club Meets With Calf Training and Craft Groups

Gravel Ford district 4 H Club held a meeting in the club house with 19 members and parents present. Orvus Miller spoke on feeding and training calves. Woodworking with Clarence Kelly discussed rank boxes. Girls led by Elsie Melly learned new stitches in sewing while group two began knitting.

Gravel Ford Orvus Miller Clarence Kelly Elsie Melly

Inauguration Speech Divides Oregon Legislature

The Salem Sampler reports on the governor's inaugural address to the 44th Assembly. The speech drew scorn for lack of clear leadership while outlining a balanced budget using unexpended reserves. Lawmakers fear potential legal issues and desired stronger, more concrete recommendations. The piece notes public demand for real solutions amid wary optimism.

44Th Assembly Oregon Unce Ain United

Personal loan offers from FAST FRIENDLY PRIVATE service

Any responsible person can borrow money with fast friendly private service. Choose several loan plans and repayment schedules to suit your needs. To borrow, phone, write or come in. Tell us amount and when you want it, then at the appointed time come in for cash. Located at 408 Hall Bldg, Coon Bay. Lic S-262 M-334 Tel 620

Social notes from a quiet Sunday gathering

The report records a time of approis al adjustment and calculation as a session approaches. Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. J Logan White, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Amos, Mrs Ade Lemon, and Miss Lois Payne with Mr. and Mrs. T G Sumarlin among the attendees.

Dire T. G. Sumarlin J. Logan White Harold Amos Ade Lemon Mies Lois Payne

Mrs Lola Baker to Fill Veopney Position

The passage notes Lola Baker will fill the veopney role, with her arrival described as imminent.

Lola Baker

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