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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1948
Page
4
Thousands of youngsters ride bicycles each year swelling U.S. statistics to over 9 million. Without protection many will be killed or injured. advocates urge legislation and education to enforce bicycle safety, licensing, and city ordinances to create responsible behavior.
Robert C. Koehler, formerly at Cornelis university and Cornell graduate in hotel administration, is named director of USC dormitories to replace Georgia Bibee who resigns after 32 years on staff and four years as director. He will assume July 1 pending state board approval in June.
Oregon officials warn poultry owners to ensure live chicks and poultry from outside markets are certified. Newcastle disease cases traced to imports, prompting stricter health certificates and cooperation from transportation companies to protect a 40 million dollar industry.
Miss Lucy Lane, a clothing and textiles specialist, warns housekeepers to clean woolen garments before storing for summer to prevent moth damage and protect woolen clothing as part of spring cleaning routines.
The document cites a testing site for Newcastle's disease using either H.1 or S.N tests, within 15 days before shipments enter Oregon. It also discusses moth damage, spray types, and home economics visiting instructors, noting oil base sprays may leave a white film on dark fabrics and DDT as a contact spray for wool clothes.
A survey indicates that about one in twelve employed Americans relies mainly on government for a significant portion of their income. The finding highlights the reach of public program support in the labor market and its role in household finances.
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