Clean-up debate fades as high office turnover continues
The article critiques postwar political cleanup efforts noting Morris’s dismissal by Attorney General McGrath and McGrath’s quick firing. It highlights a lack of decisive action, a passive president, and partisan inertia. It also discusses the Federal aid highway bill, timber access roads funding, defense road authorizations, and proposed hearings on land legislation amid election timing.
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Oregon
Union High School Meeting To Discuss Budget And Tax
Notice to legal voters of Union High School District No 2 Cope County Oregon that a school meeting will be held at the high school on June 23 1952 at 2 pm to discuss the budget for the 1952 58 fiscal year and to vote on levying a district tax.
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Cope County
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Oregon
Community notices and elections in Myrtle Point 1952
Local social news notes visits among Gaylord area families from Myrtle Point and Coos Bay. A Gaylord Women’s Club meeting followed a potluck with officers elected Lenora Winkelman president Fern Hayes vice president Mary Bones secretary treasurer. A drivers license examiner will attend Myrtle Point City Hall June 11. School election in District No. 2 Union High June 23 asks voters to approve increased tax levy for 1962 and 1963 to fund higher operational expenses and instructors.
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Goldie Hayes
Myrtle Point
Kermit Hayes
Keith Saboff
Coos Bay
Rees Daniels
Berlyn Huntley
Bandon
Lester Huntley
Evelyn
Ruth Morgan
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