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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1954
Page
2
A fragmentary discussion notes that a joint House and Senate committee prepared a bill on energy policy. The text argues atomic energy may affect the economy and individuals more than electrical energy, urging careful preparation and July 31 considerations.
Max F. Schmitt, president of The Wool Bureau, urged the American Wool Council Executive Committee to back intensified promotion. He said consumer advertising should gain wholehearted support from wool growers to help wool compete with other fibers and an expanding range of consumer goods.
The discussion centers on whether power facilities at the dam should be funded by the federal government or local interests. A federal government built dam is proposed, with a decision expected next year amid the omnibus flood control and rivers and harbors bill.
The document lists multiple administrative units and their board foot quantities totaling 149.0 MM, with an estimated feasible volume around 119.0 MM if work proceeds on the Semith River road. Manpower and time constraints may force reductions to 5 MM to 20 MM board feet per unit.
The famous air ace, visiting with relatives including John Carl of St Arago and aunts Mrs. Anna Lett and Mrs. Amelia Lafferty, is noted for a record of traveling closer to the moon. He climbed to 88,900 feet last September, a feat tied to his work as a former resident of Hubbard.
LL IT OR GET IT THROUGH A HERALD CLASS ADV is a terse classified segment noting a competitive bid or admission by a student or program. The item resembles a short public notice or school advertisement, with emphasis on achievement and placement in a local periodical.
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