Hospital Wing Plan Backed by Superintendent McNary
Salem institution crowding cited as reason for a proposed 160000 addition to Eastern Oregon State Hospital as part of a 6.09 million bond bill awaiting voters. The wing would mirror the existing coat wing and ease patient transfer between Salem and Salem Health Oregon hospital facilities.
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Prohibition Repeat Proposed by Gallivan in Congress
Washington May 21 repeat of wartime prohibition law to be effective July 1 is proposed in a bill to be introduced at Congress next week by Representative Gallivan of Massachusetts a Democrat supporters say the move aims to extend the dry period and enforce nationwide liquor restrictions amid wartime scarcity and national policy debates.
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Cemetery workers win raise as five week strike ends
San Francisco May 21 The Cemetery Workers Union strike ended after five weeks when employers granted a daily wage rise from four to five dollars. The settlement was reached at a conference at the Labor Council office between secretary John A O Connell and a committee representing five cemetery associations. The strike included a half dozen clashes in which several persons were injured.
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Former Aggie Coach to Direct Eleven in Interallied Games
Portland reports that Joseph A. Mipal former athletic coach at Oregon Agricultural College and Occidental College will coach the United States Army team in the Inter-allied Women at Marly next month. Mipal left Oregon Agricultural College about two years ago to lead YMCA at Camp Kearny, California, and went overseas several months ago.
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Camp Kearney
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Wheat officials seek changes to federal grain rules
Oregon Washington and Idaho officials meet in Portland to seek changes in federal grain inspection and grading laws. They aim to harmonize rules for bonded warehouses receipts and sampling, with potential nationwide impact and reduced costs through the Harvard Crowe grain tester.
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Tate
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Boles
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Fragmentary 19th Century Dialogue and Scene Snippet
A fragmented OCR passage mentions sacred harmony and dialogues across political lines, with characters Mrs Bolnk, Jane, Mia Spink, and a miler. It notes increasingly popular time in English letters and a growing American feature film presence, hinting at cultural shift.
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Spink
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Pilsudski: Polish Freedom Fighter and Revolutionary Leader
The article recalls Jozef Pilsudski as a central figure in Polish freedom. It notes his early years as a fugitive, his printing of Polish propaganda on a small press, and multiple arrests and escapes. It mentions his shifting alliances with Austrians and Russians and his later role in expelling occupying forces.
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Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Clean Purity and Health
The advert touts a combination of Soap Ointment and Talcum as indispensable for clean skin and purity. It emphasizes a clear sweet healthful purpose with each item costing five cents.
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University instructor leaves for overseas YMCA work
Mira Gladys Gorman, physical training instructor at the University, accepted an engagement with the YMCA overseas to serve in physical training in Rouen. A New Jersey native from Montebello, she earned a 1915 degree from Wellesley and has directed camps in New Hampshire and Vermont and taught at other colleges and schools.
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Vermont
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Overseas
Mle Malgabeth Fox
Omen
France
Expat hopes to return to campus next fall
The fragment mentions Mies Tirza Dinsdale, the WOA secretary, who planned to go to France in April, expressing intent to return to the campus in the fall.
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France
Ex-Kaiser Official Recommends Life Imprisonment
Chicago May 21 The former nun Holland Henry Van Dyke proposed life imprisonment for the killer rather than the death sentence. He argued a death sentence would appease less than the impact of a convict’s conscience, while life imprisonment would let the sentence sink in.
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