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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
2
Cooperative strength and tax barriers in postwar recovery
The article praises cooperatives in farming sectors like cotton milk and walnuts as steadier performers amid volatility and political pressure. It argues cooperatives bridge government and producers and may police and advise policy changes while urging tax reductions to revive employment and growth.
Thirty-Nine CCC Camps For Oregon
Thirty-nine winter CCC camps have been authorized for Oregon and 42 for Washington, per C. J. Buck regional forester Port land. The six month emergency conservation work period ends with 121 camps operated. Oregon camps include 23 in national forests, eight on forest land, two in state parks, five on private land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Oregon
Washington
Robert Fechner
C. J Buck
Cascades
Buck
Stage Forest
Naval
High School Plays and Band Updates At Local School
The page lists student performers and music acts in an annual program with titles such as That Little Boy of Mine and Just Friends. It notes two large aquariums for science classes and reports on a China presentation by missionary J H Casto. It covers journalism class speeches and band instrument needs, plus a library book return notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollaster
J H Casto
Hs Tire
Chira Apoek
Mr Casts
China
Iike
Hamoun
Aste
Hithiard
Myrtle Point Team Places Sixth at Pacific Inter stock Show
Myrtle Point finishes sixth among 73 teams at the Pacific International Stock Show with 2447 of 3000 points. Eugene Bennett 872 Les Hermann 822 George Wagner 783. Elvene Bennett 17th and Leslie Hermann 24th among 222 boys. Team earns third in sheep judging and visits multiple attractions including Swifts packing plant, Portland stockyards, the battleship Oregon, Van couver barracks, Swan Island airport, and Corvallis campus before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Eugene Bennett
Les He Hermenn
George Wagner
Elvene Bennett
Leslie Hermann
Swifts
Portland
City Park and Zoo
St Johns Bridge
Washington
Vancouver Barracks
Swan Island
Corvallis
Panic as students crowd to see rumored flunk list at Roseburg High
In room 4 a bulletin board frenzy erupts when juniors overhear talk of a flunk list. A Roseburg high school paper is mistaken for the list, causing a stampede before Mrs Rickard’s room until the rumor fades and no list is posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickard
Roseburg High
Girls' League Candy Sale Boosts Funds for Debts
The Girls' League candy sale sponsored by Mrs Purvine and Danford Mast last week was highly successful and required a complete new stock Friday. Helen Reed Leone Rissberger Danford Mast and Mirism Smith served as salesgirls and the sale continues this week in the lower hall at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ League
Postgraduate Students Assist in School Office Duties
Two post graduate students have assisted with routine tasks. Gilda Dietz collected absentee slips and prepared full name lists for the desk. Paula Brewer managed library and office duties during the librarian's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilda Dietz
Paula” Brewer
School At Salem Delves Into Tests And Timed Readings
The report covers classroom activities across subjects. English I and II focus on book exams and verbs. American History tests were distributed to minimize copying. Science, shorthand, and commercial geography study matter, dictation, and world production with maps and major trade routes.
KOAC Tops U S Educational Radio With 1932 33 Report
State owned KOAC at Oregon State College ranks first in time devoted to educational and non commercial programs. The 1932 33 report by manager W L Kadderly shows material from six colleges, four federal departments, state agencies, and 35 institutions. Educational hour share totals 35 percent with 40.5 percent for music and other categories including farm and homemaker programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOAC
United States
W L. Kadderly
Oregon State College
Steners
KOAC audience reach expands across Willamette valley regions
The report shows KOAC’s audience spread from the Willamette valley through Marion Lane Linn counties and beyond to southern Oregon coast central Oregon Blue mountain region and Columbia basin. Eugene J Coltrane praised KOAC as a unique non commercial station with unlimited time and a favorable frequency and foresaw growing educational impact. Overnight guests included Lila Lois Mary Davenport Hildfred Redell and Esther Nelson at Ellen Monrad's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette Valley
Portland
KOAC
Oregon
Coast Region
Blue Mountain Region
Columbia Basin
Marion
Lane
Linn
Eugene J Coltrane
National Committee On Education By Radio
Vila
Lila
Lois
Mary Davenport
Hildfred Redell
Esther Nelson
Ellen Monrad
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