Lions Club Ladies Night Dinner at Cow Valley Club
The Lions Club held its annual Ladies Night at Cow Valley Country Club with 65 attendees. Don Auer and Larry Lucas donated turkeys and a ham for the dinner, prepared by a local bakery and a volunteer committee, followed by dancing to a four piece band.
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Lises Club
Cow Valley Country Club
Don Auer
Roseburg
Larry Lucas
Myrtlewood Bakery
Lrons
Billy Dayton
Austin Dodge
C. P MacNab
Lions’ Club
Elton Schroeder
Ralph Whitaker
Wallace B. Dement
Waldemar Gurney
Ray Neugard
Letter From Aves Parrish From Honolulu
Aves Parrish, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Parrish of Honolulu Hawaii, a hospital nurse, writes that she is well and enjoys gardens in Hawaii where Pearl Harbor events are referenced. She notes she was recovering from an operation in Honolulu at the time of the bombing. The Coos County Ministerial Association held a full day meeting at the Marshfield Baptist Church with representatives from Myrtie Point and other communities.
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Bonnie Billings
Virgie Eur
V. McIntee
A. M. McIintee
St Cocull
Pagane
Norman Tally
Central Presbyterian Church
Margaret L. Davis
Betty D. Haworth
Breene
McIntee
Union High School
Wallace B. Dement
Hilana
Coquille High School
Naval Service
Corpus Christi
Texas
Eugene
Hawai
Amaty Parrish
Aves Parrish
Robert Parrish
Honolulu
Hawaii
Coos County
Fair profits debate and wartime economics outline
Ralph Moore argues against legal fixed fair profits in taxes noting Swift & Co netted 1.2 percent and grocery firms need around 20 percent to survive. He urges appeal rights under the Renegotiation Act and warns on rising taxes and postwar debt. The column touches on housing, lumber shortages, and war production challenges.
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Swift & Co
Congress i
Astronomica Heights
Local Board Names Officers and Members
The board lists W. M. Hitler of Empire as chairman Er L Detlefsen of Coquille as vice chairman Mrs Ida Linder from East side Mrs Polly Nickason from Sit kum A R Sasse of Marshfield and Mrs Martha E Mulkey serving as secretary.
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W. M. Hitler
Empire
Er. L. Detlefsen
Coquille
Ida Linder
Eastside
Polly Nickason
8Sitkum
A. R. Sasse
Marshfield
Martha E. Mulkey
Lumber Industry Faces Scandal as Bucking Camps Shortage Sparks Fraud
A Marshfield hearing exposed a wage-fraud racket in log bucking and scoring amid manpower shortages. Scalers and fallers allegedly colluded to skim unearned wages, prompting calls for joint government union and operator action to protect war-time lumber output.
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Marshfield
Ptate Ta
Steaa
Fragmentary note on industry, subversion, and vigilance
The excerpt laments small earnings and calls for better lumber industry organization. It urges vigilance to detect and destroy subversive activities to protect workers and their families from future unemployment.
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Donna
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Donald
Lela Fay
Robert Clinton
Lawrence Clinton
Legion Hall
Nancy Haga
Bobby Ward
Jack Ellis
K Klub
Floyd Summers
Milton Schroeder
Mr Schroeder
Henry Raosslow
Schroeder
Episcopal Guild
H H Thomas
Harry Demen
John Felsher
Carts Nelson
Perry Roper
Mabel Bakw
AL. Pownie
Gene Evans
Pat
Satuday Notgat
Evans
Linn
Donald Linn
Pat Thomas
Arago
Jean Jarmmo
Hiland
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Alice Faye
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Carmen
Maranda
Gar el
Ners Ravis
Ralph Moore
Pia
Niyo
Dream of
Tiedany
University of
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Myrtle Point
Brook's
Asoline
Hollywood
E. C. Barker
Baby
Esmond Warm
Esmond
For
I&3 Myers
Ricwuial Ening
Pertiny
Ort
Aly
Edwards Colles
Edwards Coffee
Edwards
Matcher Searchlight
Canterbury
Wwe
Margarine Dalewood
Mustard Schillings
Allspice, Schillings
Safeway
Mexico
Corn Country Home
Keanna
Mir
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Broccoli, Calif
Cali
Cabbage
Calif. Green
Dill Lee Wright
Beef
Bixquick
Ibers
Morning Glory
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Nabinco
Ramin
Peanut Hutter
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