Oregon Legislators Praise Session Achievements at Salem
State Representative Roderick Sen aire and House members lauded the 115 day session ending in Salem for boosting state finances with a 41.2 million income tax rise and a 3 cent cigarette tax while enacting 774 bills. Governor Patterson affirmed progress toward adequate services and finance reform. Senate President Elmo Smith and others hailed the legislature as productive.
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House
Geary
Oregon
Paul Patterson
Senate
Elmo E. Smith
John Day
Oregon Assembly
Patterson
Board of Control and Higher Education
Hiefo Depareont
Cc of
Portland
Oregon Development Commission
Pacific Northwest
Wireda
Multnomah County
Acing County
Paul Geddes
Roseburg
Sitkum Indians Triumph 16 to 5 Over Wolves
Sitkum Indians defeated the McKinley Wolves 16 to 5 in a Friday baseball game at the school. After the win Mrs. Roy Sturdivan treated the players to popsicles.
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Sitkum Indians
McKinley Wolves
Indians
Roy Sturdivan
Elmer Wilson
Charles Wilson
Myrtle Point
Orlin Lett
Lonna
Broadbent
Annie Lett
Alan Rhay
Tim
Phil
Gary
Tom Leifeste
Harold Mullen
Eugene
John Stinson
Surprise Birthday Party At Mecum Home On Sandy Creek
A group of neighbors gathered Thursday at Mr. and Mrs Bert Mecum s home on Sandy Creek for a surprise birthday celebration for Mrs Mecum. Guests included Mr and Mrs Neill Mooney and Dickie Joanne Nichols and more. Alf Young and James Dupuis joined later. Alf Young then left for a visit with her parents in Bellingham, Washington. C M Thomas of Roseburg also mentioned.
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Charles Bowers
Bert Mecum
Sandy Creek
Vernon Sell
Albie Ritchey
Sutherlin
Gene Bulson
Alf Young
Bellingham
Wash
Charles Wessel
C. M Thomas
Roseburg
Local News Briefs From Coos Bay Region
Swayze and arid family visit. Clifford Jennings of Powers spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs L B Jen and Mrs Tony Stenman drove to Coos Bay Saturday for business. Melvin Baughman remains confined to Mast hospital after back injuries at Coos Bay Lum. Evelyn Sutphin of Roseburg visited her mother Mrs Bert Mecum.
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Swayze
Arid
Clifford Jennings
Powers
L. B. Jen
Tony Stenman
Coos Bay
Melvin Baughman
Mast Hospital
Evelyn Sutphin
Roseburg
Bert Mecum
Health for All TB Hidden Danger in Plain Sight
The article explains tuberculosis can hide behind a healthy appearance, with infection not guaranteeing disease. Exposure may not trigger illness for months or years, and even cured patients risk relapse if health is neglected. It urges personal responsibility in knowing TB status.
Ramblings Continued From Page One
A humorous column shares substitutes for corn cobs using tissue paper rolls gifted by a reader from Portland and Roseburg. The piece also recalls a boxing bout between Bobo Olson and Joey Maxim with playful skepticism about Maxim's punching power.
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Portland
Roseburg
Hill-Billey
Bobo Olson
Joey Maxim
San Francisco
Maxim
Olson
Declining Boxer's Career Fades After Loss
A veteran fighter experiences a waning career as his performance slips after a tough defeat. Reports note dwindling support, injuries, and fading prominence in the sport. The article cites recent bouts and public reaction to his decline.
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Liison
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Washington
Dick Hanen
Met
N. E'dway
the Camera Shop
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S. W. Oregon
Photographic
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Jewelers
Lenox
China
C. J. O’neill& Co
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Phone CO
ART Decorating & Furniture Coo
Wiest Covering
Furniture & Swee- Keene CO
Stillman’s Business Equipment CO
Congress
Ington Rand
Oray Qudograph
BAY
Coos Bay, Oregon
McLeod
Coquille
H. T. Ford & CO
Chrysler
Secunda
Williamson
Sears Roebuck
Beyares
Broadway
Coes Bay
Virginia
North Bend
W. First St. Coquille
Calvert Custom
Deer
Ofuniere Osheiwed
Sitkum News
Semperts
R. D. Coe
Veterans’ Administration
Lobdeli
Cyrile Pokit
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Ray Harris
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