Port Angeles Evening News commerce and staff notes
The Port Angeles Evening News lists editors Webster Esther Webster George Buck and associates, with AP news use rights. Subscriptions in Clallam and Jefferson Counties are 12 dollars per year, 7 for six months, 4 for three months, and 15 dollars per year elsewhere in the U.S. or territories.
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ZIP code rollout sparks grim view of numbered names
A columnist foresees July 1 as the start of a five digit ZIP code system with two digit sectional and local delivery codes. The piece lampoons a future where names are supplanted by account numbers and questions potential mail versus phone routing, noting mixed reactions from large mailers.
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Post Office
J. Edward Day
Oregon Legislature faces tense session on tuberculosis bill
Oregon lawmakers enter day 142 of a protracted Salem session amid sharp splits over moving all tuberculosis patients to the Salem TB hospital. The house failed 30 to 26 to pass a compromise moving beds from Portland. the vote required 31. Disputes over a $77.5 million higher education budget and state employee raises also lingered as conference talks stalled.
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Senate
John Mosser
Beavertyn
Conference
Mosserae
Wien
Grace O. Peck
Portland
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Aicall
Beulah Hand
D-Milwaukie
University of Oregon Medical School
Port Angeles Reflections 1938 Graduation Biggest Yet
June 2 1938 Port Angeles feature notes 156 graduates at Port Angeles High School the largest class to date five Neah Bay seniors graduate a shingle mill reopens under new ownership planes from Coast Guard Air Station search for missing Air Force plane and State Sheriff's Association to convene June 26 27.
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Port Angeles High School
State Sheriff's Association
Port Angeles Coast Guard Air Station
Air Force
Neah Bay High School
CPR
Grandmothers Club
Floy Yoder
Roosevelt High School
ZIP numbers roll out for July first at post offices
The Postal Service announces a new ZIP code system to speed mail. Initially large mail users will field the numbers in return addresses. Officials expect electronic sorting to follow and plan printed directories to locate ZIPs and post office addresses. Citizens can ask the mail carrier for their ZIP.
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Uncle Sam's
Post Office
Amendment controversy shifts power debates across states
16 states have approved at least one of three proposed constitutional amendments aimed at curbing federal power. The proposals would let states propose and ratify amendments without Congress, remove federal jurisdiction over legislative apportionment, and permit a state chief justices court to overrule certain Supreme Court rulings. Critics warn it could undermine federal authority and transform the United States toward confederation.
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Washington
U.S
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Republic
Earl Warren
South Carolina
Frank Morrison
Nebraska
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U. S. Supreme
Court of the Union
Supreme Court
Sparsley
Lowrey
National Legislative Council
Assembly
Council of State
Negroes win court protection for picketing theaters
In Tallahassee Florida Negroes gained a court order allowing regulated picketing of white movie houses after demonstrations led to arrests of more than 200 people. Judge Wil lis modified the restraining order limiting entry and picketing while negotiations for broader access continued.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida A&m University
Florida
Les Pendleton
Ben C. Willis
Tobias Simon
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