Oregon Legislature Ends Longest Session Yet
Rep R T Moore notes the Oregon legislature wrapped a 69 day session on March 18 with about 800 bills under review. He praises committee work, public hearings, and reforms in milk control unemployment awards and industrial accident funds while lauding Coos Curry delegation for strong advocacy.
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Oregon
Erwin
Yakima
Steelhammer
Hla
Public Service
State Industrial Accident Fund
Commission
Industry
Breaka Arm- Mark Putnam Hurt Pole Vaulting at School
Breaka Arm Mark Putnam son of Mr and Mrs Glen Putnam sustained a broken arm while pole vaulting at the school on Tuesday morning. It is the second broken limb in a year and he was taken to Mast hospital.
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Mark
Glen Putnam
Mast Hospital
Ellsworth Reports on Washington Food Policy Efforts
Ellsworth reviews congressional work on the national food problem during the Title Congress. He notes advances in identifying dangers and a push to centralize food control under one administrator. The text cites poultry distribution and potato famine avoidance as results, and discusses agricultural funding and forest products research in the wartime budget.
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Leral
New England
Tom Jenkins
Committee On Agriculture
House
Frank Barrett
Wyoming
Department of Agriculture
Appropriations Committee
Ihs
Not glamorous box car carrying war material to Japan
A plain unpretentious box car is described as a crucial workhorse in the Pacific war effort. It transports airplane engines ship fittings medical supplies meals and ammunition, symbolizing the massive transfer of war supplies to the front.
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Japan
Pacific
Southern Pacific
New York
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Rep. R. T. Moore
State Capitol
Condit
Walsh
Fred Adams
Curry County
Coos- Curry
Coos and
Curry Counties
Ellsworth
Washington, D. C
Mrs
Alvin Spreque
Allee Belsence
of the Railroad
Central
Ers
Illinois Central
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Burlington
Rock Island
Pennsylvania
Southern
Western Pacific
Santa Fe
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