Babson Looks Into the Future and Salary Inequities
In this column excerpt a 1935-39 teacher earns 2,500 yearly, while college professors show smaller gains and wage earners rise 187 percent. The piece argues white collar leaders miss salary inequities amid inflation and calls for management awareness to avert trouble.
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Inflation talk and grange events at Myrtle Point
A Myrtle Grange assembly discusses inflation and worker attitudes, urging cooperation to solve economic problems. Members and guests listed attend a range of community events, including a work day at the church, scholarships for 4-H students, and visits to Sunset Bay and Rogue River with multiple local families noted.
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Jeff Lynn
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Ralph Giles
Ted Green
Charlie Porter
Arzie Smith
Violet Miller
Glenn Gulstrom
James Devereaux
Jesse Hayes
Jeff Inn
Earl Roger
George Nelson
Myrtle Grange
Orange
Jef Lynn
Sunset Bay
Kenneth Stone
Bonnie Lackey
Astoria
Martin Edward
Lloyd Lackey
Tom Forrest
Kenny Parry
Fritzie Forrest
Floyd Parry
Rogue River
Eddy Parry
Agness
David Beers
Mapleton
Darwin Gulstrom
Mefflin Stewart
Dorothy Lund
Leonard Watson
Ank Northup
Glade Krewson
Irvin Pearce
Bob Palmer
Ansel Northup
Peggy Smith
Pat Miller
Carol
Wayne Watson
Alfred Crumpton
Louise Palmer
Barbara McNeil
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Coos Bay
Gale Baker
Myrtle Point
Wayne Babcock
Orange Hall
Thursady
Broadbent Grange Members Visit McKinley Grange
Members of Broadbent Grange drove to McKinley for a Saturday evening visit. Lecturer Mrs. Glenn Gulstrom delivered a talk during the gathering.
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Broadbent Grange
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Local notices from Grange Hall events and births
The report lists a Thursday Grange Hall repainted exterior, a noon potluck with named helpers, and hospital admittees and births in Myrtle Point Coquille Tillamook Arago and nearby routes. It notes a 1940–1952 span of births and residents with several names and addresses and ends with a national education spending stat: 17 percent of income in 1952 versus 25 percent in 1940.
Discovery Shifts View on Buick Versus Low-Priced Cars
A sharp shift emerges as observers conclude that choosing a Buick over a cheaper model is less about cost and more about value and satisfaction. The remark highlights consumer perception changes affecting car choices and brand appeal.
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