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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1955
Page
12
A NAM study shows U S manufacturing requires large capital stock including 5 billion invested by 1954 in the Northwest, with inventories totaling 33.3 billion and receivables 23.8 billion. Cash holdings reach 28 billion, other assets 13.5 billion, pushing total assets to about 175 billion dollars.
Three tracts of timber were offered for sale at the Coos Bay Forest District monthly sale by the Bureau of Land Management in the Post Office building on October 21, 1955. The next sale is scheduled for November 18 with limited bidder response.
Two salvage Douglas fir timber tracts sold by the Coos Bay Forest District BLM. One 38 000 feet east of McKinley in Coos county bought by Coastal Timber Company of Reedsport for 647.90 dollars with nine bidders. The second tract 86 000 feet in Golden Creek area Douglas county bought by The Doug las Timber Company of Lebanon for 2419.0 dollars. Next monthly sale set for November 19 1955. info available from District Forester.
Oregon's Fair Employment Practices Act prohibits employment discrimination based on race religion color or national origin. The Bureau of Labor fields questions on equal qualifications and employer rights outlining prohibited inquires during interviews and retaliation against promotion. Commissioner Norman O Nilsen at Salem welcomes questions for guidance.
In the showroom today we feature gleaming 1956 Chevrolets with chrome detailing and distinctive high-set taillights. One model in the line showcases a tail that swings downward to reveal the gas cap, a classic V8 option in the 1950s.
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