Let Tax Surplus Be Used for Home Cheap Loans
A. F. Hartung of the International Association of Machinists AFL CIO urged Governor Holmes to allocate Oregon tax surplus to low interest loans for home builders. He proposed four percent loans to help citizens build low priced homes, citing an estimated top figure of ten thousand dollars. He urged action to address housing affordability for residents lacking funds for projects of fifteen to twenty thousand dollars.
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Oregon Plan Aims to Boost Lumber Sales and Construction
Hartung argues to Governor Holmes that a direct benefits plan would yield more advantage for Oregon than a tax rebate. He says it would spur substantial construction in the near term, benefiting the lumber industry and state residents by increasing lumber sales.
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Why Do Women Cry The $64 Question
The piece explains why women cry and how tears begin with physiological responses. It cites Marine Corps researchers and psychologists noting tears start after arousal and tension release, with tear production leading to relief. It contrasts men’s social conditioning against crying, mentioning historic figures as contrast.
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Joe Smith
Governor Proclaims Emergency Dont Wait Week
Governor Robert Holmes designates September 21 to 28 as Emergency Dont Wait Week to urge public action reducing accident tolls nationwide. The 1956 figures show over nine million Americans injured and 93,000 killed, with yearly increases noted by civic leaders.
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Robert Holmes
Governor urges home and road safety drive
Governor Holmes warns laws cannot guarantee safety, urging public interest and personal responsibility. He stresses accidents occur most at home and in cars, and outlines a four point plan: remove hazards, teach safety to children, educate on accident response, and stock first aid in every home and car. He highlights first aid saves lives and reduces injuries.
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Week to stock first aid tools and learn usage
The piece urges readers to use the week to ensure first aid supplies are on hand and to learn how to use them effectively. It emphasizes preparedness and practical skills for emergencies.
Barklow Receives Thanks for Sponsoring 4 H to State Fair
Walter Barklow of Barklow Realty Myrtle Point receives a letter from Joanne Davenport a 4 Her sponsored to the Oregon State Fair at Salem. Davenport notes the herdsmanship trophy win and good showing and judging of their animals and expresses sincere thanks for the trip and learning experiences from 4 H Club work.
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Joanne Davenport
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Mr. Barklow
Coos County
4-H Group Thanks Sponsor For Generous Support
A letter from Joanne Davenport expresses gratitude for sponsorship helping 4-H members become better citizens. She notes appreciation from many adults and includes a group photo in front of their daily exhibit.
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Joanne Davenport
Evening Classes for Adult Women at High School
Evening classes for adult women begin Wednesday October 2 from 7:30 to 9:30 and run for 10 weeks. Courses include Beginning sewing using the Bishop method taught by Miss Ellen Gunthersee for $10 and Conditioning with exercise and varied content.
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Ellen Gunther
School offers girls PE class with Pat Stone instructor
At the first meeting the group discussed a high school girls physical education class taught by teacher Pat Stone from 7 30 to 8 45 pm. Registration is at the school or by calling 151. Participants may also register on the first night of class.
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Pat Stone
BPW Big Style Show Featured Colorful Can-Can Cast
A BPW sponsored style show continued from page one with Can-Can dancers Judy Naslund Janet Naslund Celia Caughell Susan Hauschildt and Michelle Belanger. Ushers Lindsay Hauschildt Judy Caughell. Models included Nellie Armstrong 82 who stole the show and many others such as Nancy Miller Kenneth Parry Thomas Forrest Jr. Ben Daniels Richard Daniels James Thomas Cynthia Robinson and more.
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Janet Naslund
Celia Caughell
Susan Hauschildt
Michelle Belanger
Lindsay Hauschildt
Judy Caughell
Nellie Armstrong
Nancy Miller
Kenneth Parry
Thomas Forrest, Jr
Ben Daniels
Richard Daniels
James Thomas
Cynthia Robinson
Paul
Kim Daniels
BPW Event Showcases Fashion and Art in Week of Service
Mrs Floyd Hall and Tom Forrest Jr along with Dan Gibbe acted as doormen for the models. Songs by Mrs G E Albertson Harold Rushing and Mrs Oyster entertained. Janet Clarno modeled a dress from her mother in the early 1900s. Mrs Delos Hermann made charcoal drawings. Ben Dement sent French posters from San Francisco. BPW thanks all participants and notes near full attendance at church services during National Business and Professional Women's Week.
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Tom Forrest, Jr
Dan Gibbe
G. E. Albertson
Harold Rushing
Oyster
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Janet Clarno
Delos Hermann
Ben Dement
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