Road conditions update across Oregon and Washington regions
A scattered road report lists highway segments from Willamette to Olympic regions. Open stretches include Medford to Martin Bridge, and Mount Adams to Spirit Lake areas with many routes described as open or good. Weather and ongoing repairs affect access with several sections marked as rough or cautionary.
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Derovin Willamette Highway
Thiadon
Risdon
McKenzie Hishirer
Oregons
Medical Springs
Martin Bridge
Fair Martin
Morrison Creel Corp
Peir Mount
Spirit Lake
Nead
Clear Creek
Darrington
Dperrington
Olympia
Noqulam
Betwen Elma
Cames
Chohalip
University of Oregon Ed School to Get New Home
The University of Oregon Board of Regents approved purchasing a five acre parcel of land adjoining the campus north side near Alder Street and the cemetery ridge. Construction will begin soon on two new buildings to house the School of Education and a junior high school practice site, reflecting planned expansion and facilities for youth education.
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University OF Oregon School OF Education
Oregon
Fin. Koot
Board of Regents of
the University
Loeelnll
Sean
Jsehoel
Hla. Wente
Road conditions update from Walla Walla to Spokane and beyond
Travel advisories list detours and partly bad roads across Washington and Idaho. Highlights include Spokane detours from Walla Walla and Wallula, construction between Colfax and Spokane, and varying road quality on routes to Kennewick Pasco Lewiston and Pendleton. Note river crossings, ferry statuses, and speed fines in effect near Parker and Yakima.
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Walla Walla
Sputine
la Central
Perry
Colfax
Wall Walla
Wallabur
Waltehure
Tellin Point
Spokane
Walt Walla
Walle Willke
Iacietah
Marenco
Pomperoy
Walle Walla
Waoiisburg
Tea Payton
Dayton
Pomeroy
Marenke
Alort Etretehen
Lewinton
Brod
Lewiston
Grangeville
Wiewa
Fair
Kamiah
Culdeme
Brotme
Mimeray
Caltex
Almota
Wile Walle
Seattle
Waluli
Unitarian Minister to Return Home From Japan
A Boston based Unitarian minister Rev Oliy Moctailex will return home in July after four years of missionary work in Japan. The ceremony honored his work to promote religious liberty, better US Japan understanding, and international cooperation. Prominent attendees included Viscount Kameke and leaders from American Japan Society and other organizations.
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Oliy Moctailex
Boston
Japan
Unitarian Church
McCauvley
America
DORRIS NAMED PRESIDENT OF POST UNIVERSITY OF OFECON
In July 24 report Ten F. Dorrie, a Greatia University graduate and veteran of the 1st Division Infantry, was elected president of the Huger West of the American Leklon. He earned the Belgian Croix de Guerre for bravery in action. Robert Stewart, a sophomore at the University, was elected adjutant.
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University OF Ofecon
F. Dorrie
University of Oreatia
Autoists Meet at Los Angeles Thanksgiving Day Race
Autoists will meet at the Peverly Hill speedway in Los Angeles on Thanksgiving Day for the 1930 championship. A Mo Tong, manager of the stwiedway, announced the event. Drivers who raced in the Todianapolis and Uniontown events are expected to participate. Sanction and official permission were received from Richard Kennerell, AAAs racing committee chairman.
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A. P. Auronobile
Peverly Hille
A. Mo Tong
Stwiedway
Todianapolis
Uniontown
Youne
Prichard Kennerell
American Automobile Association
Roof tennis courts planned at YWCA in Aptuattle
In Aptualte Washington on July 24 plans proceed to add two tennis courts atop the local YWCA building. The move comes as department stores prepare tents to host roof court contests, signaling a unique urban recreation effort.
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Apautle
Wash
Young Woman's Christian Assocaation
Cien
Pleven
Bearts
Department Stores
Sweden forms committee to study socializing industry
July 24 Stockholm reports the new socialist government has appointed a committee to investigate the power and feasibility of socializing certain industry lines. Premier Tennentag stresses the committee will not address broad systematic socialization of production, and that this is not the cabinet's aim.
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Stockholm
Hav
Sweden
Hpaicheed
Mracting
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