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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1955
Page
2
A House committee bill on public housing faces opposition and praise as it would extend federal aid and continue housing programs. Supporters claim it addresses slum clearance and construction costs, while critics call it a broader approach with gimmicks not endorsed by the administration.
A study by the National Street and Traffic Safety Bureau shows dark hours account for 59 percent of traffic fatalities while night driving totals 83 percent of all incidents. Indianapolis reductions credited to progressive street lighting. older systems fail to meet modern traffic hazards. Early Marines wore leather neck stocks as part of their uniform, with hair queued or powdered.
Unclear OCR fragments describe a public label dispute and blame assignment in a political context. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to specifies entities or actions.
BRIDGE NEWS reports a two week porcine stay at one ranch and visits among locals. Dayne Hudson travels to Portland for veterans affairs exams while families plan weekend gatherings and the Community club works on a quilt at the grange hall.
Mrs. Lois Tobey and the Grown family traveled to Eugene on Wednesday as Tobey plans to visit her daughter Shirley in summer university studies. Picnicking at Lavern Park Fairview Sunday included several families and individuals. The Hoover family reunion was attended by multiple relatives including Mrs. W. L. Bell and Mrs. Oru Robison.
A flood of short travels and visits fills the community scene. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robison host a grandson from Weed California and plan a California trip this week. Ruth Morton and Leora Greer visit Grants Pass, while Norman Buecker and family from San Francisco stay with Paul’s family. Numerous relatives from Coos Bay and Olympia arrive for visits or return home.
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