National effort to solve school problems nationwide
New York February 24 officials announce a national push to revive town meeting style discussions on public school issues. The National Citizens Commission for the Public Schools and allied groups plan community conferences to support Eisenhower education initiatives leading to a White House conference in late 1955. The NCCPS will dissolve by May 1955 with charter extended to January 31 1956, as the National School Boards Association aids local conference planning and field service.
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New York
Commission For the Public Schools
Na- Ess Beton Oil Association
Ap &A
Eisenhower
White House
NSSPS
Roy E. Larsen
Commission
Time, Inc
Te National School Boards Association
NCCPS
School Boards Group
Better Schools
Commision
Cessor
Fordyce Worsham Wins John Cawrse Trophy Shoot
Fordyce Worsham won the John Cawrse Handicap Trophy after a tie shoot off with Bill Knaus and V. V. Hagedorn, posting 44 to 21 from the 16 and 23 from the 18 yard lines. The event drew about 95 shooters with George Millin of Coos Bay named high man for Yoncalla results.
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John Cawrse
Fordyce Worsham
Bill Knaus
V. V. Hagedorn
Gold Beach
Journal Telegraphic
Harold Watzling
Myrtle Point
George Millin
Coos Bay
Yoncolla
George
V_ Hagedorn
Health for All No Medical Smorgasbord
The article argues medical care is not a buffet of options and stresses doctors tailor treatments to individuals. It notes variations in treatments among patients and cautions against assuming all available methods are equally suitable for every person.
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Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. White
Patient treatment tailored by age weight and history
Strongheart doctor must weigh age weight and medical history to guide treatment. Allergies and past diseases influence decisions because two patients with the same diagnosis may have very different severity and care needs.
Doctor explains treatment options in health column
A sponsored health column from The Coal County Tuberculosis and Health Association reminds readers to discuss treatment ideas with their doctor. It notes patients may not understand medical explanations but should still consult professionals before acting.
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The
Cooa County
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Birthdays
Remote News reports multiple families visiting Eugene Coos Bay Myrtle Point Broadbent Clear water and Sandy Creek with endlaved weekend gatherings. Neill Mooney and spouse honored at a joint birthday party joined by Bert Mecum Albie Ritchey Alf Young Vernon Sell and others.
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Chas. Bowers
Neill Mooney
Joe Nichols
Eugene
Bus McCulloch
Jack Ford
Coos Bay
Tony Stenman
Cecil Watkins
Frankie
Clearwater
Fred Warren
Myrtle Point
Ward Schreuer
Sandy Creek
John Gilkison
Troy Church
Bridge
Georgia Henshaw
Broadbent
Melvin Gilkison
Marlin Mann
Bert Mecum
Albie Ritchey
Alf Young
James
Vernon Sell
Joanne Nichols
Willis Sell
Local Lumber Mill Resumes Operations After Log Shortage
At the Charles Bowers home the mill owned by the C. L. S. Lumber company began operating again last week after winter shutdown caused by a logs shortage. Mr and Mrs O L Page, former Remote residents, moved this week to their home in Coos Bay.
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Charles Bowers
C. L. S. Lumber Company
O. L. Page
Remote
Coosay
Teachers Friday Meeting at Presbyterian School
The regular monthly gathering of teachers and officers will be held at the Henry Schroeder residence 405 Railroad Ave Friday afternoon March 4 at 1 30. This important meeting will decide several matters of interest.
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First Presbyterian School
Henry Schroeder
Railroad Ave
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Deinty
Reguer
Owe
ELGIN
Amaoree
Knife Bros., Jewelers
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Meet Mr. Strongheart
Herald
Evans‘ Dairy
River Road
Leep Mill
Ruth and
Russ Evans
Pacific Power
Pacific Powerland
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