New Rules Govern Papers Sent Servicemen
New regulations effective July 1 restrict mailing to Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard personnel overseas. Publishers must show written ad dressees requests. relatives may pay but only if requests initiated by addressees. unrequested or advertiser paid copies not allowed. Certificates with each mailed issue. public urged to clip items of interest for letter mail.
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Theavy
Mercor Petavy
Ina Corpa
Coast Guard
Fleet Post
New York
San Francisco
Calif
Navy
Marine Corps
Publishera
Navy Department
Post War Travel Planned for Vacationers in Immediate Aftermath
Oregon farmers and vacationers will gain access to more recreational facilities after the war through major improvements in luxury and affordable railroad sleeping accommodations. Representative Harris Ellsworth of Roseburg, Oregon, recently inspected an exhibit showcasing these radical travel innovations.
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Washington
Oregon
Harris Ellsworth
Roseburg
Ore
Ellsworth
Congress
New Era of Day-Nite Cars Offers Luxuries on Rail
Among these new cars are the day-nite coach with adjustable reclining seats and folding leg rests for full body support the coach offering three levels of comfy seating at minimum cost to travelers a diner with disgeral seating to ease aisle congestion a du plex-roomette for private space and a recreation car for dancing and movies enroute.
Social Security Pays in Coos and Curry Counties
The Social Security Board reports 82 667 00 annual payroll for Coos and Curry counties with 1988 men 65 plus receiving 46848 00, 4 wives 66 plus 6648 88, 123 children 16275 48, 3 widows with minor children 7009 64, 13 aged widows 3109 1d, 2 dependent parents 831 56. Since 1945 lump sum death claims total 167 08. Cannon notes retirees moving to Oregon, boosting local spending to about 182 66100 yearly. He visits Coos Bay May 22 and will speak on KOOS May 21.
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Coos
Curry
Bureau of Old Age Insurance
Social Scecurity Board
Charles H Cannon
Eugene
Cannon
Coce
Oregon
Chas.e Cannon
Social Security Board
Coos Bay
United States Employment Office
KOOS
Social Security
Tin Still Is Needed for War
The article argues tin remains essential for wartime industry as a durable metal needed to keep machinery running, noting tin’s value and the difficulty of replacing its resistance and strength. It emphasizes tin’s critical role in keeping wheels of industry turning despite gold’s allure.
Children Get Lots of Milk to Aid War Effort
Western children consume milk to support war needs as tin shortages grow. Calls rise for immediate tin can collection with a June 7 pickup by Lions Club and WFA officer to reclaim tin for the war machine.
Fragmented note on grades and wait time impact
The readable portion mentions grades and increased wait times, suggesting concerns over student performance and delays. No clear names, dates, or organizations are present to specify the context or scope.
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Mandeafon
Morway Wysenders Ve
Ely Decleres
France
Borin
Scheol
Far Pacific
America
Lions’ Club
WFA
Bob Fey
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Tulley
Department of Agriculture
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Aed
Bob
Whaters
North
Germany
Uncle Sam
Gier
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Member
Federal Reserve System
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