How a U S Representative Office Operates in Oregon
A Eugene report quotes a U S representative detailing staff limits for districts under 500 000 people eight employees eight full time plus part time staff staggered hours office equipment belongs to the House and funds cover stamps telegrams and long distance calls the Telegram allowance is measured in words and minutes not dollars the representative invites further questions to answer personally
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Eugene
Congress
Oregon
Wanda
United States
Washington, D.C
House of Representatives
Hale
Sen
D.C
Indian foods and foraging noted by Oregon forester
In Myrtle Point 1958 a Herald article recounts traditional Native American foods, including cattail shoots and bulbs, berries like huckleberries and buffalo currant, edible roots such as thistle, cow parsley, wocus seeds for oil and pea bread, and bark eating from ponderosa pines. Herb Smith of Pilot Rock Lumber Co. cites old signs of bark stripping. Thomas invites Oregon residents to share more information at 735 E Franklin St Bend.
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Myrtle Point
Oregon
Missouri
Herb Smith
Pilot Rock Lumber Co
Pilot Rock
Thomas
Paul Harvey On Capitalist System Echoes From Page One
Radio commentator Paul Harvey argues the Reds attack capitalism while noting a lingering class consciousness in the United States. The fragment suggests a discussion of economic ideology and societal beliefs.
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United States
Wall Street not warmongers say experts on war fears
The author argues that investors fear war and market volatility, not that Wall Street desires conflict. They note Formosa tensions trigger selloffs, while leaders defend aiding anti aggression efforts as essential, countering the Journal’s pacifist stance.
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Ened
Wall Street
Formosa
Wall Street Journal
United States
Naiian Legion
Quemoy Island
Wall
Geddes Attacks Big Government On Timber and China
Geddes contends federal control harms Oregon timber small loggers and diversions of profits to federal projects. He argues Communist China engagement risks US Asia influence while condemning federal road and research spending as harming local development and jobs.
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China
America
Asia
Geddes
Oregon
Forest Service
Big Money in Oregon Campaign Propaganda Critiqued
A long campaign brochure for Governor Robert D. Holmes and figures Wayne Morse Marty Truman prompts questions on funding and publicity costs. The column notes unmatched spending from party and political action sources comparing to rival campaigns and hints at broader influence and irregular financing.
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Robert D. Holmes
Holmes
Wayne Morse
Marty Truman
Morse
Wayne
Reu
Gov. Holmes
Louie Felsheim
Buck
Mark Hatfield
Indians Knew Food Secrets Hunters Should Learn
Article notes early Indians used wild foods for survival and describes black moss as a food found on Cascades sides. Forester Gail Thomas gathers lore on these natural foods while detailing how to prepare moss from branches. Historical anecdote includes a man lost in the woods relying on such sustenance.
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John E. Benneth
Gail Thomas
Fallon
Bend
Cascades
Omar
Quick Caramels Recipe Note
Simple candy guide yields about 60 pieces. Ingredients include white sugar and coconut flavor. Step notes describe basic melting and mixing processes with standard kitchen tools.
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Rehae
Lee
Tad
Kate Courtright
Muriel
Santune Be
American Legion Hall
Gamma Jambaa Sorority
Alten Epperson
Im “Corvallis
Dennison
Hormel
Nabisco
Portland
Pheasant
Omatoes
Athan
Armour Star
Ee Sausag
del Monte
Usda Ghoice
Bologna
Texas
Kaiser Broiler
Carton
Mary Blake
Carnation Co
Dept
ZEE Tissue
South Myrtle
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