G A W Seen As Death Blow To Small Business
The NAM warns the guaranteed annual wage proposed by Walter Reuther and the CIO UAW would hurt small firms. It argues GAW would shrink competition, freeze capital, and push many workers out of jobs, harming Oregon and other Northwestern economies reliant on small manufacturers and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Walter Reuther
Cio-Uaw
Oregon
Timber sale plan released by BLM for Oregon in June
The Bureau of Land Management outlines a June timber sale across western Oregon led by district foresters in Salem Roseburg Medford Coos Bay Burns Bend and Burns with a total offer of about 90 million board feet valued at roughly 1.77 million dollars. Specifics list six to nine tracts per city and dates from June 6 to June 28.
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BLM
Toe Bureau of Land Manager
Board of OC Stum
Oregon
Heath
Virgil T. Heath
Oregeath
Salem
BLM Ditrict Forester
Roseburg
Bett
Medford
Coos Bay
Burns
View
Bend
Ene
Myrtle Point Boy Rejoins Navy Aboard Escort Carrier
Myrtle Point resident reenters Navy service in April serving aboard the escort aircraft carrier Badoeng Strait. He is the son of Mrs. Helen Rider of Woodburn Oregon and Johnne of North Fork Road Myrtle Point Oregon.
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GSS
Badoeng Strait
Helen Rider
Woodburn
Ore
Johnne
North Fork Road
Myrtle Point
Lions Club Auction to Boost Myrtle Point Welfare Center
Local Lions stage a major auction with items donated by dealers including Launsbury and KWRO offering ad time. A committee of club members will collect saleables, excluding dishes and clothing, for the fundraiser aiding needy families. A new Community building dedication follows the auction with an evening dance slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launsbury
Coquille
KWRO
Lynn Thomas
Myrtle Point
Lions Club
Art Henry
Paul Eldenacie
Austin Dodge
Carl Elv
Ers
Ray Bechtel
John Rhodes
Dick Johnson
Karl Sargent
Norman Stockett
Martin Kincheloe
Hank Rowell
Chris Nelson
Kiddies Recreation Schedule at Myrtle Crest School
Chas Humble outlines Myrtle Point Lions planned recreational program. June 12 starts activities for ages 6-11 at Myrtle Crest school with multiple sessions including volleyball, pee stand baseball, leather work, softball, basketball. Swimming classes begin June 20 for about 192 youths. interested parents contact Paul Franzen at Myrtle Crest school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Humble
Chi “Ss
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Crest School
Myrtle Crest
Myrtle Crest Gym
Paul Franzen
Lions Committee
Paul
Myris Crest School
New Certified Mail Service for Local P O
The Postoffice Center introduces a new certified mail service starting June 7 replacing the old 30 cent minimum registration fee. The charge will be 15 cents per letter plus postage. For details and forms, contact the local post office via Postmaster Milton.
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Postoffice Cent
Milton
Local visitors and families spend weekend in region
Mr and Mrs Fred Sharp of Florence visited Bentley and Bridge with friends Mr and Mrs Oscar Workman and family of Rife Wash moved there last week and Mrs Melvin Turned and family spent the weekend in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bowers
Fred Sharp
Florence
Bentley
Bridge
Oscar Workman
Rife
Wash
Melvin
Clare of
Powers
Mondey
Jack Ford
Albert i Maness
Coquille
Clare Morley and Sons
Roseburg
Family Visit and Guests Across Oregon and Montana
Eugene residents hosted and visited relatives during Memorial Day weekend with trips to Medford and Coos Bay. Guests included the Bowers Brooks Hahka Zeller families from Longview and Coos Bay, plus Lancaster, Ritchey, Inman, Linn, Mitz and Gorans households from Stillwater Belknap and Redding. Additional travel included trips to Roseburg and Coquille for business and moves to Coquille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Okla
Albie Ritchey
Sutherlin
Bert Inman
Milton Butte
Belknap
Mont
Carl Wilson
Superior
Delbert Linn
Shirley Jean
Verne Inman
Mildred Mitz
Coos Bay
Bob Gorans and
Redding
Calif
Hattie Swayze
Card of Thanks for Kind Words and Flowers
The Northup family thanks friends for sympathy and floral offerings after a bereavement. Mrs Zoe Northup, Mary and Linda extend appreciation for support shown during this difficult time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Northup
Mary
Linda
Northup
Alterations and sewing services at 604 A Street
Wanted ads offer alterations mend and sewing done at home with contact via phone 1991. The notice promotes gift boxes and gift wrappings for special occasions and repeats the address 604 A Street.
Rival paper may close as Bakeville crops falter
ARef voices alarm that the Belesville Bugle could shut down due to poor crops in Bakeville and a factory moving away. The Clarion pledges to raise funds and urges other local communities to help the Bugle survive the hard times.
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Aref Ws
Clarion
Belesville Bugle
Bakeville
Cohiem
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Susan
Ann
Eplepuoue Couant
Myrtle Point Boy
Navy
Pacific Fleet
FHTNC
George E. Ryder
USN
C. T. Booth
Lions
Chas
Humble
NEW Certified Mail Service
Sstver
Joe Marsh
the Bugle
Chevrolet
Es Eet Pont BK
Deytona Beach
Nascar
Florida
Asi
Ast
Ashy
Uae
Bao
Wrens
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