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12 Oct 1944
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1944
Page
1
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Letters reveal first local contact with a German front unit since the invasion. Enlisted men report shipboard and repair duties, promotion to skilled naval medical training, and a Purple Heart for February action against Italian forces. Training updates include Catalina merchant marine prep and service schools for future war deliveries.
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The text shows a terse exchange featuring a speaker labeled Lans and a character mocked as a “funny little man.” The line patterns hint at public taunting about inferiority while a reader notes the stinging tone and ironic shout about “bigger and better” poetry.
Divorce notices list parties including Mery J. Potter and Roy E. Potter with no children stated. Dates show marriage in Wenatchee Washington on November 14, 1988 and a second marriage in South Dakota on July 15, 1984. Cruelty is cited as the cause in both filings.
Curtis Beckham president of Myrtle Point Lions and Waldemar Gurcey secretary attended a Coos and western Douglas counties Lions meeting in Marshfield Monday evening at 7 45 dinner at the Lahing club. They reviewed last year activities and outlined plans for the coming year.
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The removal of rationing restrictions allows ordinary tractors and other farm machinery to be bought by anyone in stock. Pacific Feed & Seed store has stocked items for some time while Griffin remains employed by Safeway. Oden named manager. Williams of Remote to relocate family to town when housing found. News from New York reports Private Cornelius J. OKane Jr., 24, wounded but recovering in England after combat in Cherbourg area. his unit endured a week of shelling including a tree burst incident.
The season opens Saturday morning for pheasants ducks migratory waterfowl quail and other game birds. Pheasants are not expected to be abundant this year and migratory birds run until January 1 this year.
Chief Marlin D introduces a safety program during the eee week with brief talks to Junior High and Grade students. A one minute film Trailer on Fire is shown at the local theatre, funded by the Nationaal board of under writers as part of the program.
A wartime letter confirms burial details in a Marine Division cemetery. It notes the grave number and row, and assurances that the burial site will be cared for and maintained by personnel. The message underscores respect for the fallen and ongoing care at the burial site.
Dear Editor this note covers the contested island and its inhabitants the Malanesian natives and wild headhunters. It notes a rock harbor a peace time trade and a mix of Australians and Orientals before bombers reduced prospects. Also mentions New Doget ot Agen D Brown arriving from Oak Ridge taking over a ser vice agent post at the local S P and succeeding Wayne Seee Ba gaille.
A fragmented notice lists a football game involving Beata and North Bend with tentative timing on a Saturday morning. Names read unclear but include Rishard and Donnafor with references to a fall break or break period.
The October term jury list for the circuit court was drawn and announced by County Clerk W L Oddy. Namen include North Bend Lillian C Rence J A Vining Maxine Neely Jack D Downer Helen Chappell Alma B Kay Marshfield Loyd A Perry Samuel M Moore Rose E Cook Chapwas J K Cushman Vera C Burke Florence J new housewife J nee 8 manager greene pliant Grace C Phillip Eunice Barrow Sacco 8 Cok Eileen Bryant Myrtle Point Howard E Rackaff Bandon William E Sharp.
A fragment notes a hunting tip leading Henr Schroeter and Austin Dodrook to briefly pursue game on a Tuesday. The wording is incomplete but suggests a late afternoon or early evening hunt with guidance from a tip.
Medical staff names and surgical cases listed for major operations at Mast Hospital. Included are Mrs Mary Bunch Coquille Ruth Sumerlin McKinley and others with major surgery notes. Also mentions births Venita Carel Gwen Sequilie and related care notes in a terse hospital roster style.
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