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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
6
The article notes federal age assistance payments nearly double under a program administered by Hilleteem. It reports an average old age case payment of 40.50 per month for early 1949, with state and county figures showing varied monthly disbursements across agencies and counties.
Farmers who completed all practices under the year's agricultural conservation program may file their performance with the county AAA committees at once. Harvey Miller, chairman of the state PMA, states the procedure.
Milter stated that fish density projections will guide sales only for these earth related protections. The remark frames a cautious approach to market actions tied to environmental safeguards.
Congressman Harris Ellworth announced eight appointments and alternates to U S Naval Academy vacancies. Names include Neth lantel B. Bender Alan D. Kir cher Thomas D. Colley Morford Richard C. Stanton Conrad J. Hegan Edwin R. Kalaer and others from Coos Bay and Annapolia.
A Washington conference forecast shows farm incomes likely to shrink from 1946 levels due to rising living costs. Oregon net farm income peaked in 1944 while land prices rose, remaining high through 1946, with national prices potentially rising into 1947 before a long adjustment period.
Fragmentary text notes a July 1947 context with references to "sendamies" and entities like eer:e ASS 4 bah anlehrae and ge pbbernaten. Readable facts include a July time frame and scattered terms suggesting local or community events without clear specifics.
Police Chief Bert Pearson warns pedestrians to take extra care as longer nights and poor visibility raise injury risk. He cites state statistics showing pedestrian fatalities rise with winter traffic hazards and urges walkers in cities and rural areas to stay vigilant.
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