Oldest Chevrolet truck contest draws nationwide entries
J W Burke notes entries from all states as the search for the oldest active Chevrolet truck continues from May 10 to June 15. Winners get a new advanced designed truck to be announced June 28.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1947
Page
6
J W Burke notes entries from all states as the search for the oldest active Chevrolet truck continues from May 10 to June 15. Winners get a new advanced designed truck to be announced June 28.
Oregon unemployment payments fell 23.2 percent from April and 60.4 percent from May 1946. May disbursements were 625,004 with 6,101 workers paid in the last week, down from earlier peaks. Veterans and self-employed claims fluctuated, while about 65,000 GI Bill finances remain and 1,390 exhausted benefits. Hartzell family relocates to Roseburg.
Local Happenings report a Presbyterian aid meeting at the church on Wednesday June 18 at 9 for an all day session at McKin non. Howard Bobbitt FBI agent in Oregon leads Banker's day June 25 with Harold R. Bleything and 25 Kiwanian members in charge of the program. Corvallis Kiwanians Luncheon and program June 26 invites all Kiwanians. Oregon delegates to National 4-H camp in Washington participate in the program and announce summer school contest results.
The 1900 41 club boys and girls at Oregon State College begin their 32nd summer school June 17 to 27 with 20 plus state leaders as speakers on nine daily assemblies from 2 to 3 pm broadcast over KOAC. Governor Earl Snell may speak. other speakers include farm leaders, fair officials, college educators, forestry officials and bankers.
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