Royal Neighbor Auxiliary Social and Club Events
Members and guests attended Royal Neighbor gatherings with games Pochle whist and sewing. Highlights included pin ochle winners Clinard Mast and Joe Mast, car prize drawn by Mrs John Felsher, and special guests H B Snyder and 2 K Creech. Various hostesses hosted events through Monday night.
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Nell Ray
Royal Neighbor Social Club
Clinard Mast
Joe Mast
John Felsher
H. B. Snyder
2. K. Creech
Record of Federal Bureaus Count and Policy Debate
A Curry County Reporter letter argues the federal bureaucracy expanded greatly from Wilson to Roosevelt, with 2,200 bureaus by Roosevelt and growing. It questions perpetuating such growth and cites Mr Dewey advocating private initiative and limited government role to raise living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
New Deal Created Over 2 200 Bureaus
An investigator analyzing New Deal history found and listed 2 206 alphabetic agencies and commissions. He notes many more are added daily, contributing to a federal payroll of about three and a half million. The piece cites waste and duplication as key costs of government expansion. It quotes a 1932 Roosevelt remark opposing Hoover, warning of rising spending and bankruptcy.
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New Deal
Franklin D Roosevelt
Hoover
AFL Against Collectivism by S Eugene Allen
The AFL argues a non partisan policy guides its members in evaluating parties and candidates. It acknowledges conflicting views among honest citizens who express them in democratic form. The piece critiques the New Deal era push toward collectivism and government responsibility for a more abundant life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Eugene Allen
American Federation of Labor
Becaus
New Deal
Oregon Children Need Vitamin Report Highlights Anemia Risk
Oregon nutrition researchers report that many school children in Josephine Tillamook Sherman and Malheur counties show low vitamin C intake and anemia is not rare though hemoglobin values vary. The study tracks healthy youths with spring and fall blood tests and diet records, following Marion county earlier work.
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Oregon
Oregon State College
Josephine
Tillamook
Sherman
Malheur
Marion
Gertrude N Hoppe
Marrareet Leincke
Department of Foods and Nutrition
School of Home Economics
Agricultural Experimentation
General Research Council
Oregon System of Higher Education
War Bonds drive supports wartime ships and peace aims
The text urges readers to purchase War Bonds called Wiete ry ships, claiming investment funds will build ships for victory and also be used after the war during peace. It emphasizes contributing through a fixed portion of income at every payday to support the effort and envision postwar use.
College clubs prep for initiation event after meeting
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a degree team is practicing for an initiation at the next meeting set for Nov 12. The item mentions participants and a forthcoming event tied to a student group tradition.
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Thoes
Royal Neighbor Auxiliary
Ralpi
Ralph Whitaker
A. O. N. Club
Milton Schroeder
Oliver Myers
Norman Halter
Ted Kirsch
T. G. Sumerlin
Dale Blictt
Eldon Brodie
Schroeder
Sumerlim
Ted Kirset
Mar Um Evans
Robert Sheedy
Luther Daniela
Elizabeth
Eldon Brolie
Goravun MacKerrow
L. P. Linn
L. B. Holt
Paul McNair
Coquille
Roy Haven
Marshfield
Wayne Cook
M. B. Brewer
Harry Dement
M. B. Breuer
Harry Brown
Wayne Candie
John Leatherwood
Leatherwood
Brown
Harold Exser
Lyle Carver
Pete Robinson
Harold Hutchinson
Elton Aasen
John Arnold
W Williams
Floyd Reed
Weeser
Roosevelt
Wilson
Harding
Coolrdge
Curry County
Gold Beach
Hiland Theater
Esate
AFL
United States
Guy Cordon
Cordon
U. S. Senate
Commerce
Washington
D C
Marshall Cornett
Trpeca Hotel
Portland
Keepeabe
KE. C. Barker
Aileen Wilson
7Th Bt
F.C True Republican
Coos County
Assessor
APPLE
Adway
Jomathams
Francy
Canterbury Tea
Duchess
Tang
Nalley
Maraschina
Liberty
Heinz
Pickles
Libby
Sun Valley Beverages, Asa‘t
Jor
Bunny Skies
Clapp
Columbia River
Oystems
Kelloggs’ All Bran
Peet
Edwards
Bean
Francisco
Eesti
Tae
Fon
County
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