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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1954
Page
8
A House of Lords member criticizes the English system for inquiries driven by ministers or committees. He warns tribunals risk great injustice without robust safeguards, while question hours fail to fully resolve underlying issues in Britain’s investigative process.
Senator Alett warned that foreign plywood manufacturers use the same equipment as U S mills and their workers. He argued every square foot of foreign plywood entering the United States displaces a square foot of U S production. He noted foreign plants outside the Iron Curtain produce billions of square feet annually with quality rivaling U S plywood.
Mrs Kenneth Baker, president, announces standing and special committees for 1954 55. Program chair Milton Mast with members MacK er son Naslund Rhodes. Budget chair Don Driscoll with Dunn Mabre Ratcliffe. Membership chair Chas Wagner with Och eltree Kasper Myers. Publicity chair Don Schmidt with Johnson Whitaker. Refreshment chair Don Edlund with Brocht Schroeder. Health chair Paul Hammer with Allison Roberts Schroeder. Congress Publication chair Marvin Shaw with Iain Caudle. Hospitality chair Tom Guerin with McCuskey Dement. Room Mother chair I H Thomas. Recreation chair Paul Franzen. Music and Arts chair Gedile Albertson with Van Duine Mabic. Pre School chairs John Vanci Henry Meldrum. Special committees for Seadieck include Program LaVerne Noyes chair Darrell with Vinci. Invitations chair Clinard Mast with Endicott Heeren Myers Vatne.
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