Green Guard Contest Opens For 1947 Prizes
The Keep Oregon Green sponsors offer twenty six cash prizes for Green Guard members in the 1947 contest. Charles Ogle says entries must follow theme A Page From Nature's Notebook with essays and drawings about local flora and fauna and how fire would affect them. Entries due by December 31 at Salem. posters have been sent to 2000 Oregon schools. First prize 50 dollars, two prizes 28, three prizes 10, twenty four prizes 5.
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Green Guard
Keep Oregon Green Association
Charles Ogle
Green Guards
Keep Oregon Green Movement
Ogle
Nature
Green Guarde
Oregon
Salem
Milk Revival Lifts Dayton Hospital Staff Energy
A Dayton Ohio hospital replaced snacks with plain milk between meals for free to boost staff energy. Two years later clinical observations show increased milk consumption by 17 percent and reports of improved work pace and vitality.
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Dayton
Ohio
University of Oregon to host journalists conference
December 5 and 6 at UO feature Robert C. Nelson of the Portland Oregonian and Floyd W. Lansdon of the Associated Press bureau in Portland as speakers. Journalism faculty will guide round table discussions to teach young reporters about newspaper work. Seven high school students will run the campus daily Oregon Daily Emerald, representing the seven top high school publications.
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Robert C. Nelson
The
Portland Oregonian
Floyd W. Lansdon
Associated Presa Bureau
Portland
University
Oregon Daily Emerald
Oregon Traffic Death Rate Runs Below Toll Record
Oregon's 1947 traffic death rate is well under last year's toll of over 10 deaths per 100 million miles driven. In the first nine months, streets and highways averaged just over eight deaths per 100 million miles, a saving of 87 lives versus last year. Secretary Earl T Newbry cautioned that the rate may rise with winter weather and unfinished October totals.
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Oregon
Earl T Newbry
National Safety Council
Newbry
Local Social Notes From Roseburg Community
Mrs W A Hemmealgarn Jr and two sons joined her husband this week and moved to Leatherwood apartments Creswell residents. KE Barker and wife visited daughter Mrs Edgar Rickard in Cottage Grove. Sumerlin enjoyed first time out of bed since wet Sunday. Mrs Augusta Braden a Mast hospital patient not well enough to go home soon. Townsend clubs caravan meets Legion hall November 23 with potluck lunch. Forrest LaFlamme went to Corvallis to see OIBC WSC game and returned Sunday. Lars Peterson of Cave Bay Myrtle Point visited and lunched with W B Billingsley. Mrs Howard Rackles visited daughter Patricia Overton at University of Oregon. Mr Alder Baynes of Portland guest of Mrs Amy Johnson city resident. Mr and Mrs Herman Nelson Sweet Home visited Edna Nelson over weekend. Mr and Mrs Henry Reslow and Frank Scritchfield visited Roseburg Tuesday. Mrs Earl Roush hosted Stanley party at her home Tuesday.
Farmers and price supports plain talk on reform ideas
L R Breithaupt notes that wartime price supports for farms rely on old World War I based signposts. He cites proposals to add farm wage rates to the prices paid index and to modernize the base period to keep farm income steady. He argues for a program that stabilizes output flow while allowing adjustments as demand changes.
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Congress
L. R. Breithaupt
O. S. C. Extension
Breithaupt
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Augusta Braden
Mast Hospital
Townsend Clubs
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Forrest la Flamme
Corvallis
Lars Peterson
Cave Bay
Myrtle Point
W B Billingsley
Howard Rackles
Eugene
Patricia Overton
Alder Baynes
Amy Johnson
Baynes
Herman Nelson
Sweet Home
Edna Nelson
Henry Reslow
Frank Scritchfield
Roseburg
Earl Roush
Stanley
Bulova
Exlttraia
Sie
Buleve
Herald
Calkins Co
Myrtle Hotel
Norwood and
Neydene Browne
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Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
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