Cleanup month notices and civic concerns in local paper
The piece spots a cleanup month in the city with street work and yard upkeep. It notes weeds on park strips and messy alleys, urges spray painting and street beauty, and references a change push for Navy uniforms by Senator Langer. It also covers editorial notes on waste paper, farm moves, and local social items.
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Euch
Worhead
William Langer
North Dakota
Uncle Sam
Lord Nelson
Miss Doris Jones Earns Dual MA Degrees in 1940s
Miss Doris Myr Jones daughter of Arthur R. Jones of Myrtle Point received a Master of Arts degree at Union Theological Seminary New York on May 18 and also earned a Master of Arts from Columbia University New York on June 5. She graduated from the University of Oregon in 1944 with a Bachelor of Arts and was a Phi Beta Kappa member.
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Doris Myr Jones
Arthur R. Jones
Myrtle Point
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Columbia University
Jones
University of Oregon
Phi Beta Kappa
Reading text incomplete shows focus on religious education work
In New York she joins a group of young people engaged in religious education at Warren Wilson College Swannanoa North Carolina and plans to return to New York for further study with experts.
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New York
Warren Wileen College
Swann Anca
North Carolina
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