Joe Louis ends comeback with Rocky Marciano loss in Madison Square Garden
Joe Louis is defeated by Rocky Marciano in a hard fought bout at Madison Square Garden signaling the end of Louis's comeback trail. The former heavyweight champion remains a figure in boxing history as fans reflect on his career and the sport's evolving era.
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Joe Louis
Rocky Arclano
Madison Equity Garden
Louis
Marciano
Joe Padua
Cananp
Varity Agy
Cotntey Poth
Ceil Thawe Beers
Uber
Cdesaaggiy
Jee Lanns
Fay Srey
Teyas
Grand Prise Buck Derby Winners Honored At Club Dinner
The Active club Buck Derby honored winners at a Tuesday dinner. Harold Bellow presented Mrs. Carl Morris the Grow prize for the largest buck with a .300 Savage rifle. Second prize went to Howard Celdiron. other winners included Marold Watzsling and Dean Epperson.
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Buck Derby
Harold Bellow
Derby Comittee
Carl Morris
Howard Celdiron
P Wers
Marold Watzsling
Beck Yow
Dean Epperson
Cecil Patrick
Dusae Netland
Treac
Lewis Knight
Bill
Fragmented column excerpts on Democratic party critique
Excerpts from a political column critique discuss calls to save the Democratic party from perceived corruption and expediency. The piece quotes Senator Awards on reviving virility and condemns Truman administration faults amid Korea war discourse.
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Haervy
Perth
Manta
Denrseeer
Patie Pee
Oon
Democratic Party
Trumanites
Clement
Truman
Myrtle Point Council Denies Card Game Permit at Pop's Place
Myrtle Point council votes five to one to reject Wade proprietors’ application to host a card game at Pop's Place amid county gambling and legal friction. City records show no licensed public card games. contractor Walter Yett’s improvement bill of 12 994.45 is questioned for drainage issues.
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Attorney General
Cees County
Myrtle Point
Wade
Pop
D. A
Frank Meldrum
Myers
City Recorder
Nick Perkins
Walter Yett
Sixth Street
Ralph Whitaker
Wwe
Moonebas
Tina
Jack Dar
Preece
Florence Miller
Bill Eads
Harold Stemmiler
George Linn
Walter Crim
Bert Pearson
Richard Vines
Cannery Continuation Discussed by Chamber and Clubs
The Myrile Point cannery project led by the Lions club faces possible closure as the Chamber of Commerce meets. Ben Daniels reports school board cooperation and outlines how American Can Co may allow renting the sealer at a low rate or sale at 529.20 dollars. Donations totaling 400 dollars are pledged by the Chamber, Active, Rotary and Lions clubs, with 129.20 still needed.
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Myrile Point Cannery
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
E. C. Roberts
Ben Daniels
Agricultural Department
Daniels
American Can Co
Active
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Granges
Security Bank Shows Deposits Rise in 32 Years
The Security Bank of Myrtle Point reports total deposits of 8 269 452 76 in a recent statement, up from 5 663 567 37, reflecting growth since its 1919 organization. Officers include W E Lundy president and H G Dement executive VP and cashier, with directors Wallace B Dement F A Perkins Fred C True W E Lundy and Harry G Dement.
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Coos County
Security Bank of
Myrtle Point
Well Cone
Oregon
the Herald
Security Bank
W. E. Lundy
Harry G Dement
Myrtle Point W C T U to Meet Friday Afternoon
Ladies of the Myrtle Point W C T U will meet at Mrs. Lloyd Lasswell home Friday at 2 o clock. Plans are to be made for the county institute to be held at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday Nov 17.
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Ww. Cc. T.U
Myrtle Point
Lloyd Lasswell
County Institute
Presbyterian Church
Bobcats End Season With Rim City Rivalry Notch
Myrtle Point earns third place in district 6A2 by defeating Central Point 20 to 12 on home turf. Ross Pinkley sparked Myrtle Point with a 78 yard run and a 15 yard dash, while Smit recovered a fumble for a 45 yard TD. Central Point’s McCoy scored twice.
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Myrtle Point
Craters
Central Point
Ross Pinkley
Rtle Point
Pinkley
Smit
Wood
McCoy
Myrtle Point Hosts Dogpatchers in Sadie Hawkins Day Fest
Myrtle Point will stage a Dogpatch themed event on Sadie Hawkins Day with Tom Guerin and Sheridan Bun nell leading the Lions committee. Unmarried women plan to catch a "ball and chain" from Marryin Sam as part of a novelty ceremony at the Oaks pavilion on Saturday afternoon at 1 80 o clock with a mountain-music dance band providing the entertainment.
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Tom Guerin
Sheridan Bunnell
Lions’ Committee
Myrtle Point
Sam
Ritchie Francis
Sadie Hawkins
Russ Dement
Oaks
Fair Grounds
Dogpatch City
Community Chest Budget Nears Half Way Mark
Bill Dayton chair of local Community Chest reports the drive is about halfway to the proposed budget. A few firms have not yet contributed and many return calls remain. Daysen urges canvassing to finish quickly for a complete report, solicitors should contact Bill Downing at Moller's Grocery for reports.
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Bill Dayton
Deysen
Bill Downing
Moller’s Grocery
mBke
Grange Pie Social at Myrtle Point Hall Saturday Night
Friends of Orvus Miller and Myrtle Grange members invite the public to a pie social at the Myrtle Point Grange Hall. Dancing, cards, and pie auctions begin at 8:30 p.m. with proceeds likely benefiting the group.
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Grange Pie
Hall
Myrtle Point
Orvus Miller
Myrtle Grange
Grange Hall
Myrtle Penn
Thanksgiving Turkey Shoot Sunday at Oaks Pavilion
Announcement for a Thanksgiving Turkey Shoot on Sunday November 17 at the air grounds. Members of the tear club are invited to join during the day for a chance to win one free turkey. Ammunition will be available and lunch served. A rifle turkey shoot is also planned at the Oaks Pavilion.
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Peiateal Tear Club
Oaks Pavilion
Air Grounds
Legionnaires to Be Guests Coquille Armistice Day Breakfast
Myrtle Point American Legion commander Ritchie Francis announces that local Legionnaires will be guests of the Coquille American Legion at the Coquille Valley Country Club next Sunday morning for the annual Armistice Day breakfast. Veterans meet at the Legion hall at 10 o'clock for an open house before joining the ceremony at the country club.
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Ritchie Francis
Myrtle Point American Legion
Coquille American Legion
Coquille Valley Country Club
Legion Hall
Coquille Legionnaires
Goddard Outlines Vocational Spanish Courses For Community
Supt G B Goddard spoke at the high school last Thursday about starting a Spanish class for students and adults if enough interest exists. Miss Marjorie Wyatt would teach, with plans set for a Thursday meeting at 8 pm. Costs vary by group size from 3 to 20 participants, with a book, and options include a three hour weekly class or a two hour weekly class.
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G. B. Goddard
Goddard
Mats
Toureday
P T A Hosts Dedication of New School and Name Contest
The P T A plans a dedication for the new school on Wednesday November 14 with Dr Stevenson and SC C speakers. A name contest is open for the school while a time clock donated by the M Point Sonus club awaits installation and a public inspection is urged.
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Darrell
Paul Pransen
Rr. Ranzen
M. Point’ Sonus Club
Stason
P. UK A
Derrell Brodie
E. L. Lewis
Campbell
Dow Seema
Senior Class Announces Best Assured Annual Class Play
The senior class presents its annual gym play on Friday November 16 directed by Mr Kittridge. Cast includes Dick Briggs as Morlock with Louise McCormick Mary plus Robert Paul Genevieve Moore Worley Lloyd Mechtah Hammack and others in a plot about marriage wealth and transformation with Morlock’s remorse and a comic chase scene.
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Dick Briggs
Mr. Morlock
Ter
Mary
Louise McCormick
Pather
Mor
Hfe
Mr. Kittridge
Robert Paul
Genevieve Moore
Aud Joan
Worley Lloyd Mechtah
Hammack
Budhanea
Bn Bemmeck
G . Disk Roush
Marvin
Dee Veer
Bilderbeck
Oregon Property Tax Surges to 106.9 Million for 1951-52
Oregon households face a 1951-52 property levy of 106,958,152 dollars, up 11.8 percent from 1950-51, with per capita costs near 65 dollars. Schools account for 65,224,386 dollars of the total, while local governments and districts absorb the rest. no state levy is included.
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Ore
Oregon
Oregon Business & Tax Research
Jefferson County
Deschutes
Morrow
Wasco
Crook
Wheeler
Clatsop
Benton
Lincoln
Severa
Oregon Business & Tax Research Survey
Fellowcraft Degree At Masonic Meet Thursday
According to R. E. Powrie the worshipful master of the Masons lodge the fellowcraft degree will be put on at the regular meeting tonight Thursday All Masons are urged to be present
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R. E. Powrie
The
Masons Lodge
Parking Strip in Front of Steve's Being Improved
Contractors prepare the parking strip in front of Steve's Food Market at 8th and Alder in the Odd Fellows building for black-top paving. Work aims to finish neatly to avoid interfering with customers of the popular store.
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Steve
Steve's Food Market
8Th and
Alder Streets
Odd Fellows Building
Proclamation From Dogpatch Mayor On Eligible Maidens
The mayor of Dogpatch issues a proclamation addressing unmarried women in town. It proclaims matrimony as desirable and urges suitors and families to support marriage within the community norms. The decree asserts town authority and loyalty to local customs.
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Dogpatch
Dogpatch Marriage Race Proclamation Sealed by Mayor
A humorous 1951 notice proclaims a footrace on Saturday at 1 30 p.m. for unmarried women to chase unmarried men with marriage as the consequence. It cites Hezekiah Hawkins and endows Sadie as the homeliest gal as justification. Signed November 5 1951 by Mayer Hezekiah Mitchellus Myers.
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Dogpatch
Hezekiah Hawkins
Sadie
Hezekiah Mitchellus Myers, Mayer
Degpet
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Pennsylvania
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Richie Francis
Bobcats
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Pirates
Marsh Boas
Nerane
Down River
Renton
Bunnell
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Rich Roush
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Stevenson
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