Coos County Court Reports on Land Use Bridges and Hospital News
Coos County Court seeks reconsideration of a federal land lease south of Coos Head to create a permanent county park with picnic and camping facilities and to expand view access at the bay. Bids on Cooper and Gravel Ford bridges are planned for June and July 1958 with costs around 29 000 and 30 000 dollars respectively. The court awarded scholarships to Oregon State College under a long unused law, with selections from Bandon North Bend Myrtle Point. Insurance reviews and county road improvements are discussed, along with office equipment maintenance, roofing needs, and a joint June road trip with the Coquille Chamber and federal officials. The Portland Shrine Hospital for Children expansion and admission details are noted, with fundraising and admissions policies. A Shrine all-star football game in Portland is cited as a fundraising example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Department of the Interior
Bureau of Land Management
Coos Head
Coos Bay
State Highway Department
Cooper Bridge
Ford Bridge
Ford
Oregon State College
Carl Sandstrom, Jr
Bandon
Clarence Barton
Arnold Nee
North Bend
Ruth Elis
Myrtle Point
Chapman
Coos County
Empire
Fred A Kruse
Catching Creek
Floyd Robb
Robert Hales
Hales
Hopkins
Hopkins Roofing Service
L Higgins
County Chamber of Commere
Oregon State Highway Commission
Oregon
Cape Arago
Coquille Chamber of Coerce
Shrine
Northwest
Canadas
Portland Shrine Hospital
Pacific Northwest
North America
Hawaii
Riley
Portland
Shrine Hospitals
Oregon Residents Invited to Shrine Hospital Open House
Coos county residents are urged to visit the Portland Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children for National Shrine Hospital Day on Sunday June 8. The Portland unit has treated 23 boys and 27 girls from Coos county since 1950, per R Earl Riley hospital board chairman. An open house is planned at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
NAM says unions now self governed and deserving of scrutiny
The National Association of Manufacturers urges that labor unions have matured and should meet the same standards as other powerful groups. It argues that privileges in federal law enable unions to wield outsized influence, creating a double standard in antitrust enforcement and necessitating new constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
McClellan Committee
McClellan
NAM urges equal accountability for unions in new booklet
The NAM states that organized labor must face full responsibility as adults, not receive special privileges. It argues juveniles rules no longer apply to unions and that labor groups should be held to the same standards as all citizens and organizations. Lambert Miller, general counsel of NAM, provides contact details for copies at 918 16th St NW Washington DC.
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McClellan
NAM
Lambert Miller
16Th St
N W
Washington
D C
Cancer Crusade Progress and County Reorganization Report
The American Cancer Society crusade in Coos County shows strong volunteer effort and a per quota exceedance led by Lud Scharfer of Coquille. The society is withdrawing from the United Fund Program and county units are reorganized with ongoing house to house outreach. Mrs. George W. Bryant thanks Beta Delta members of Beta Sigma Phi for directing the Myrtle Point Crusade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Coos County
Lud Scharfer
Coquille
United Fund
Oregon
Coos Bay Area
Catching Creek Community Club
George W. Bryant
Coos County Crusade
MAD MONEY HANDY DANDY Sock Wins Hess Contest
The sock with a pocket won first prize in Hess Brothers annual contest for versatility and practicality. Daisy Whitehead Knitting Company of New York City received the award for the Bobby Sock made of soft spun bulky knit cotton with reinforced heel and toe and a rust proof snap pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAD Money Handy
Hess Brothers
Allentown
Daisy Whitehead Knitting Company
New York City
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Coos Co. Court
June Simmons
Miss June Simmons
Teleprone Company
Shrine Hospital
National Hospital
Leta
Spruce - Myrtle Point
Herald
Food Thrift Mart
Down Town
Swift
Miracle
C&h
U.S
Moore's Florist, Nursery PLC
Rink Cr
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