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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1957
Page
3
Two public health and heart specialists in a medical journal say treatment progress allows many with congestive heart failure to lead productive lives. They urge employers to reconsider hiring and stress routine work potential studies with improved therapies and drugs like mercurial diuretics and digitalis.
Crews moved equipment across mountains to the Brownlee project site and prepared a camp for the work on the world's second highest rock fill dam. The structure will rise 400 feet, span 1 380 feet, and form a 57 mile reservoir holding about 1 500 000 acre feet of water. First a diversion tunnel was constructed.
Mr and Mrs Fred Williams moved to Remote with Williams employed by John Cawrie Lumber on Rock Creek. Local social activity includes guests from Portland and Broadbent, and Labor Day gatherings. The Remote Community club plans its first meeting on Wednesday Sept 11 at Mrs Charles Bowers home on Sandy Creek at 1 PM with all welcome.
In Tokyo Australia pushes exports to Japan to 200000 metric tons of soft wheat over the next year under the Japan Australia trade treaty. Joseph J Spiruta reports Northwest growers seek gains amid mixed reactions from U S grain firms. Henri Martin of Far Eastern Continental Grain Company notes supply limits could cap growth but Japan’s needs are rising beyond current output.
The analysis suggests the United States has little cause for concern as Australia’s shipments would only represent a small share of Japan's total wheat imports needed for survival. Japan faces a high reliance on imported grain to sustain its population and economy.
After negotiations with the Bureau of Land Management Channels 13 and 5 moved to new locations Channel 9 became Channel 4 and added to the system Some sets may need adjustment to receive Channel 8 at best Signal fluctuations are erratic on Channels 8 and 6 due to distance from Portland Expect good picture on Channel 13 and decent picture on Channel 5 Call for signal check or set adjustment.
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