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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1938
Page
4
The analysis notes domestic improvement but highlights European tensions as the dominant risk for 1938. Industrial stats show progress and no major political shocks, yet fears of war temper market hopes. If war is avoided, experts expect steady, not explosive, gains across sectors.
A wary forecast follows Hitler’s fate in Czechoslovakia as Britain and France consider accepting German demands to avert war. Prague resists further concessions while experts debate whether a broader European war could be sparked by a Czech stand. British and German diplomacy swirl around the Sudeten crisis amid uncertain outcomes.
Three nine year old boys were charged in a London juvenile court with breaking into shops and stealing jewels badges and other items from lodges and a hall. One boy received a penalty of five pounds while another was fined two pence.
A local court handed two boys two year sentences and one boy a single year term. Parents were fined five shillings each as part of the judgment.
A serialized window into local memory recounts 1898 mail robbery near Myrtle Point Roseburg line and 1903 steamer repairs, then shifts to 1913 to 1933 notes on telephone lines, trestle work, local fire crews, and fair visits, highlighting residents and events across Coos Bay area.
The report shows 1538 cows across 68 herds kept monthly by the association tester Harold W Summers and Miss Ada Entle of Powers. In another item, Miss Margaruita Agostino wed Darrell Brodie at the groom’s parents home in Norway at 9 o'clock last night, with chaivari for guests.
Klamath Falls for the Game Commission led by Charley Riley discusses revoking a hunter’s license after a fatal shooting linked to negligent fire, with debate on spotlighting and keeping the wildlife reserve closed. Lew Wallace defense cited. 1200 signatures urged reserve closure as petition grows.
A fragmented text describes a Rally Day meeting led by a pastor on an avenue, noting the third of a month event. It mentions potential federal tax collection and state unemployment details, with unclear references to dates and places. The passage references religious and civic themes without coherent specifics.
The seventh grade elected Fred Eren as president Dean Ep person oc otary and trasurer CGage Alberson and sergeant at arms Bily Smith. They aim to save merit toynsk for the room and appoint members from time to time. A film fundraiser is planned with proceeds to athletic equipment. Miss Helen Blodgett will lead music and art instruction across the normal school building, including harmonica lessons for boys.
The report notes a seventh grade train model, a flower show for Roop, and a planned series of fire hazard drills across rooms. Students display gifts for their teacher and participate in an annual drill schedule. Oregon law prompts frequent fire safety practice in homes and classrooms.
Josephine P sues Ben Kelley alleging cruel and inhuman treatment after their marriage on June 28, 1936 at Mill Court. She claims vile name calling and seeks relief in the divorce action. The couple reportedly have no children.
Plaintiff alleges she and defendant lived together until December 24, 1939 and have no children. She claims ownership of lots 24 38 and 3 in block 33 East Marshfield. He accuses repeated threats and desertion and seeks a divorce, ownership of the property, furniture, and $860 alimony in a lump sum with monthly payments.
The state unemployment compensation fund on deposit with the U S treasurer totals nearly six million dollars and is earning interest in excess of 300 daily.
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