Powers-Agness Road Favored For Rogue River Timber Access
The Powers-Agness access road into the Rogue River and Illinois watersheds is urged as the priority route by Forest Service officials Herschel Obie and Herb Rudolph. They argue the shorter, cheaper Powers-Agness link would boost local prosperity and tap vast virgin timber, despite other proposed routes.
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Forest Service
Illinoise
Rogue River
Herschel Obie
Siskiyou National Forest
Herb Rudolph
Coos County
Agnes
Kigton
D. C
The
Herald
Siskiyou
R. F. Grefe
Merry Meek
Bureau of Public Roads
Ac Ness
Gold Beach
Agness
Lawson Creek
Hunter Creek
Ee Ee
Powers-Agnes
Neneena
Powers-Agness
Befwe
State Game Commission
Hopkins Roofing Contractor Ad
Local roofing firm advertises built up roofs composition asbestos siding waterproofing shingles and gutters and downspouts. No job too large or too small. Contact 8145 Coquille Ore.
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Coquille, Ore
Concept of Lincoln shapes Yankee soul in postwar view
The piece contrasts two Lincoln visions, one kindly and compassionate and the other punitive toward the South. It argues the North presses a harsh interpretation via the Supreme Court and reformist factions, while urging readers to consider who interprets and applies these ideas.
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Lincoln
Mason & Dixon
Supreme Court
Sob Sisters of the North
South
North
United States
James Eastland
Mississippi
Armrica
Soe
Sean
Eleanor Roosevelt
Eleanor
Harry Hopkins
F.D.R
Joe
Kremlin
American Legion
Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
America
Witnesses before Supreme Court urge end to segregation
Witnesses who appeared before the Supreme Court urged that the body declare segregation unconstitutional. The remarks highlight a push for federal civil rights enforcement and equal protection under the law.
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Supreme Court
Coos County Name Origin and Local Notes
I n Oregon's Coos County tale Hallie Huntington explains the name Coos from an Indian tribe near Coos Bay with spellings like Cook-Kon-Oose and Koos. Early explorers and Perry Marple era spellings are discussed, Indian meaning cited as Lake of much water or Place of the Pines.
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Cooe County
Oregon Fairs Association
Hallie Huntington
Coos County
Hallie
Coos
Coos Bay
Lewis and Clark Journal
Cowes
Koo
Koos
Perry Marple
Bay Region
Coose
Oregon
Orvil Didge
Coos and
Curry
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Superior Cheese Company
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Sol
Old Sol
Rhumatiz
Damon
Pythias
Jusceling Kubitschek
Brazil
Ike
Key West
Eisenhower
Hell
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Standard’s
Free World
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Pany OF
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Myrtle Point
Interchurch Fellowship
Church of the Brethren
Myrtle Crest
Christian Church
Heeren & Linn