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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1949
Page
2
The hall is in excellent condition with two contents per varnish and wax. All users are asked to lift furniture into place rather than drag it. Further cleaning will occur this week. Mrs. Clyde Hall and Mrs. Ray Jones oversee. Monday meeting will feature a potluck supper after the meeting.
The Junior League baseball team coached by Jack Caughell lost a Myrtle Point series by one run in both games played there and at home. South side lacks a coach for the north side as yet. Mr and Mrs Gooderham of Pocatello Idaho visited relatives in town. Mr and Mrs Jess Mrs A L Burch traveled to North Bend Tuesday for a short stay.
A notice invites attendees to stay until Thursday for a lodge gathering at the community hall. The event is hosted by the local lodge with doors opening in the early evening for members and guests.
Harris Ellsworth condemns repeated postponements of Alger Hiss's grand jury indictment. He asserts Attorney General Tom Clark and administration officials are avoiding trial, implying motive tied to political concerns and urging public demand to force proceedings.
A House debate on the Labor Management bill highlighted a John Phillips amendment empowering the CCC to loan farmers funds for building personal grain bins repayable from current crop proceeds. Republicans and new Democrats backed it. administration opposed. The amendment passed by teller vote as the administration avoided a recorded roll call on opposing farmer autonomy.
The piece lauds lobbyist work guiding a flood of bills through the governor’s desk noting only one veto. It highlights two omnibus acts on workmen’s and unemployment compensation, with broad labor and management collaboration, and the Motor Transportation Act as a major achievement.
The Martha Circle of the Methodist group will hold a Cooked Food Sale Saturday May 1 at Grays Hardware and Furniture on Spruce Street. The sale starts at 10 a m according to Mrs Dean Bramon the president.
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