Shriners Plan All-Star Football Classic in Portland
Portland reports kickoff set for August 13 as tickets go on sale for the 13th annual Shriners Hospital All-Star game. About 3 500 seats sold so far with prices 3 2 1, state and metro squads coached by Spiegelberg Requa Gustafson and De Sylvia Signer Hiebert. Twenty-man sales crew and two weeks of pregame practice planned with 18 schools represented on the Metro roster and 15 on the State roster.
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Portland
Multnomah Stadium
Conyers
Steamship Company
Coxecutive
Shriners Hospital
State
Fred Spiegelberg
Medford
Don Requa
Pendleton
Lee Gustafson
Salem
Tom DeSylvia
Jefferson
Metros
Bob Signer
Lincoln
Marv Hiebert
David Douglas
Metro
Home Gardening Big Money Saver For The Family
An Oregon State college horticulture specialist says a home garden can be an enjoyable savings plan. Ralph Clark estimates a one acre garden can produce about $800 worth of fruits and vegetables for a farm or suburban family. Costs of seed fertilizer sprays and water cut into income, with a city family seeing income proportional to yard size.
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Oregon State College
Ralph Clark
Household tools and tips from a past era
A set of domestic tricks covers cleaning irons with cedar or soap wrappers to remove burnt starch, using a vacuum cleaner with bag indicators, baking potatoes in muffin tins for easy removal, and preserving washing machine chrome with vaseline, plus tips for keeping gifts appealing.
United Nations Day Celebrated at Cook County School of Nursing
Nurses from 36 national origins greet visiting consular representatives at Cook County Hospital and the Cook County School of Nursing. The event features a United Nations Tea with staff from Sweden France Australia Great Britain the Philippines and exchange visitors from Formosa Korea and Liberia.
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Cook County School of Parate
Chicago
Great Medical Center
Sto Cook County Hospital
United Nations
Sweden
France
Australia
British Guiana
Philippines
Formosa
Korea
Liberia
Panama
Iran
Srael
Netherlands
Hollan
Lebanon
Cook County School of Nursing
Gardening tips highlight home plots and late planting advice
The article notes added benefits of home gardens as outdoor family exercise and tastier, vitamin rich produce. It cites Clark warning it is late for early crops like radishes spinach and peas but says many other vegetables still yield excellent results.
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Clark
Grants Pass Hosts Foresters For Forest Genetics Conference
About 85 foresters from the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management in Oregon and Washington attend a two day training conference in Grants Pass. Thomas Greathouse coordinates as Roy Silen and Kenneth Wright speak on cone pests and high quality tree strains for reforestation. Virgil Allen demonstrates grafting and seed orchards as pollen and cone collection methods are discussed for fast growing hybrids. Forest genetics aims to improve sustained yield of quality timber and mirrors agricultural advances in producing better crops.
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Siskiyou National Forest
Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management
Oregon
Washington
Region 6
US Forest Service
Old County Library
Thomas Greathouse
Portland
Kenneth Wright
Roy Silen
Pacific Northwest Forest and Range
Virgil Allen
Olympic Nation
Greathouse
Genetics program to boost disease‑resistant reforestation trees
The text discusses years of cultivation before harvest and argues for continuing and expanding a genetics tree improvement program to grow vigorous healthy trees and meet increasing reforestation challenges.
Sheep Men Should Save Best Fleeces for Co State Fairs
County agent Grant Scott urges sheep producers to set aside top fleeces for county and state fairs during shearing. Emphasizing bright color, long staple, strong crimp, and uniform fineness, the guidance warns against non wool material and weak spots and notes that hemp or colored fibers are unacceptable for shows.
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Grant Scott
Not Much Election Interest In Oregon Primary Leads
Oregon primary registration totals show Democrats ahead in several counties with 420 958 Democratic and 365 377 Republican registrants, a drop of over 32 000 since two years ago. Gilliam Jackson Josephine counties swung Democratic while Lake shifted Republican. Multnomah shows the largest drop, and overall voter interest seems down with only five counties posting net gains.
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Oregon
Howell Appling, Jr
Appling
Gilliam
Jackson
Josephine
Lake County
Multnomah County
Registrar of Elections
Carmans Take Business Trip to Eugene on Bus
Mrs Rees Daniels reports Mr and Mrs John Carman traveled to Eugene on a bus for business. Mrs Ken Dietz and her baby son returned last Tuesday from a North Bend hospital. Robert Plant of Alameda California visited last week.
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Foster Thompson
Thomas Luttrell
Mast Hospital
Wheer
Susan Huntley
James Hammack
Myrtle Point
Clinton Carman
Robert Cline
Klamath Falls
Rees Daniels
John Carman
Eugene
Ken Dietz
North Bend
Robert Plant
Alameda
Calif
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