Truman budget fight over 1950 spending and deficits
The article reviews proposed fiscal 1950 outlays across departments including Treasury, Labor, Interior and National Military establishment totaling billions, with deficits driven by higher expenditures and the president's budget estimate of about 40.97 billion. It notes Republican and Democratic opposition to further cuts and describes committee actions and planned deficiency appropriations.
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Treasury
Post Office
Labor
Federal Security Departments
Interior Department
State
Justice Departments
Truman
U. &. Paes
Trumen
House
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Miss Guerin Honored By Sorority During Ceremony
The article notes Rory 2A x Misg Guerin as a member of Theta Sigma Phi, a national journalism honor society for women. She graduated in 1946 from Myrtle Point High School as class valedictorian before attending Oregon State.
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Misg Guerin
Theta
Sigma Phi
Myrtle Peint High School
Dan
Oresee State
Daven
Mine’ Guerin
New Sax
Myrtle Point Bobcats Win Coos County Track Crown
Myrtle Point High School dominants the Coos County Championship at Coquille defeating Coos Bay North Bend and Coquille. The Bobcats won the final 80 yard relay as key to the meet with 15 runners placing in events. Senior standouts include Hatfield Lewellen Mortensen Marry Manning Miller and Morris.
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Myrtle Point High School
Bobcats
Coquille
Coos County
Coos Bay
North Bend
Myrtle Pointers
Curt Belsham
Beckham
Myrtle Point
Bobcat
Tink Hatfield
Bill Lewellen
Chuck Mortensen
Jon Marry
Dale Manning
Clarence Miller
Cary Morris
Morris
Parry
Oerding
Coaulle Cobb
Melton
Cook
Coose Bay
Compton
Ellings
Richardson
Hardcas
Sol J McCloskey Pioneer of Western Oregon in Coos County
Ed note recounts Sol J McCloskey and family as early Coos County settlers who reflected pioneer hospitality and Christian care. The narrative describes their 1876 move to Coos Bay, with a wagon caravan and oxen, seeking a new life in a promised paradise.
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Sol J. McCloskey
Oregon
Coos County
Bertie
Roy
Coos Bay
McCloskey
Myrtle Point Fire Department Carnival at Coos County Fair Grounds
Myrtle Point Fire Department sponsors a carnival at Coos County Fair Grounds May 16 to 21 featuring Douglas Greater Shows Carnival Co. with 12 rides 10 shows and 35 attractions. Fire Chief Marlin Evans invites Western Coos county residents to attend with a kiddie matinee May 21 from 1 to 5 p.m. rides for kids 8c.
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Myrtle Point
Coos County Fair Grounds
Douglas Greater Shows Carnival Co
Northwest
Marlin Evans
Coos County
Girl Scouts Sell Cookies to Finance Camp
The Girl Scouts canvass town for advance cookie orders baked by Langendorf Bake. Each package contains 40 cookies and sells for 35 cents or three for $1.00. Delivery is set for May 21 with proceeds funding a day camp for the girls in early August.
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Langendorf
Crangers View Educational Films At Myrtle Point Meet
About 45 persons attended a screening of cooperative educational films at the Myrtle Point Grange on Stewardship May 7. Films were arranged with the Coos Curry Farmers Cooperative and the Pacific Supply Cooperative. Additional showings are set for May 13 at Riverton high school gym and May 14 at the Sixes grange.
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Myrtle Point
Riverton High School
Sixes Grange
Hiroshima
Bikini
Oregon State College
Riverton
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals Celebrate May Babies
Week reports multiple newborns across coastal towns. Daughters born to W. vo up family in Reedsport and Reynolds family in Sitkum Myrtle Point. Sons welcomed in Myrtle Point Myrtle Port and Port Orford through early May 1949 births.
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David W. Voup
Reedsport
Elden F. Brodie
Myrtle Point
Leland V. Horton
Coquille
Charis A. Schellhammer
Myrtle Port
Lloyd
A. Waggoner
Bandon
Charles D. Reynolds
Sitkum
Paul W. Buchanan
Gordon B. Ferry
Port Orford
P T A Carnival Draws Big Crowd and Tipsy Promos
A historical note describes a PTA carnival with a lively crowd and brisk finances. The article mocks banners and barker acts, naming Elden Scoop Brodie as the big baby and Elton Schroeder as the fate gal, with Elien Schroeder listed as the fat lady, hinting at a three ring circus atmosphere and planning for a future meeting.
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Attenshur
Elien Schroeder
Elden
Scoop
Brodie
Elton Schroeder
Frank Meldrum
Pomona Announces Special Grenge Meeting Details
A special meeting of Grenge is set for 10 am Saturday May 14 at the Coes venue. A second session is planned for June at Coes Bey, with further scheduling to be announced.
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Pomona
Grenge
Coes Eee
Okomiing Fer
Coes Bey
Court and Council Meet to Discuss Spruce Street Bridge
Court and city council convened to review Spruce Street Bridge reconstruction and funding needs. Officials debated repair scope and potential bond or grant sources to finance the project. Community members attended and urged timely action for safety and transit access.
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Court
Spruce St. Bridge
Rev and Mrs Ryan Honored at Yater Church Fellowship
The program celebrated motherhood and home life with Mrs Elton Schroeder and children portraying a mother in prayer, Winnifred Van Doren as an angel, and Shirley Tobey singing Mother Knows. A leather briefcase was given to Rev and Mrs Phil Ryan as a farewell gift, with Assembly of God attendees welcomed by Rev C E Reed and their church.
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C. E
Coos County Council of Churches Meet in Coquille Friday
The Coos County Council of Churches will meet at the Methodist Church in Coquille Friday evening at 7 45 p m Ralph Moore is president A good program has been arranged Dr Geishbach president of Pacific University will speak Election of officers and other business follows Churches from Bandon Coos Bay North Bend Myrtle Point and others are expected to attend
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Coos County
John Leeper Elected Leader of Student Body
John Leeper selected to head the student body for the coming school year at a campus union meeting. Charles Bingham is named president, Karen Barklow secretary treasurer, with other officers listed.
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John Leeper
John Lesped
Fen Binghans
vertiCharles Bingham
Karen Barklow
Tressurer
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TV Delivery by Dr Paul Jecobeon Noted in Notice
The notice indicates delivery by Dr Paul Jecobeon in Evans and Vaied. It appears as a fragmented communication about broadcasting or service delivery with uncertain details.
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Paul Jecobeon
A Gardner Service With Rev David Baughman and Family
The article notes Rev David Baughman and his son now serving as minister at Gardner will join his father and mother for a Sunday service. Rev Dora, born on the Mission farm in Chile, is part of the community. Dora’s service Sunday includes a potluck dinner after the church service with Rev Wilmer A. Briggs preaching.
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David, Baughman
Gardner
Dora
Chile
Wilmer A. Briggs
Schroeder Couple Plans Honolulu Vacation After Pioneer Meet
Mr and Mrs Henry A Schroeder will travel by bus to San Francisco and board the Lurline for a month in Honolulu as guests of Mr and Mrs. prior to a return by air aboard a Clipper to Portland. They attended the Coos Curry Pioneer association meeting at Gold Beach.
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Henry Schroeder
Coos-Curry Pioneer Association
Gold Beach
San Francisco
Califto
Epoese
States
Portland
Kory Extension Unit to Meet Friday May 18th
The Kory Extension Unit is scheduled to convene Friday May 18th to discuss community programs and upcoming projects. Members from the local agriculture club and 4-H groups will present reports and plan collaborative efforts for summer activities.
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Kory
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