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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1945)
Thursday, April G, 10-1 rilE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON Page F1t I Northwest Free Of Coal limitation PORTLAND, Ore., April 26 (UP) Newest OPA coal restric tions limit ng consumers to or dering onl; 80 per cent of their tinnuol nee Is dojn't apply to Ore gon, wasmngqn, ana iciano and northwestficoal dealers who received irjforrpation on those re strictions itiitf disregard them, J. H. Gatctrv'ood; assistcnt north west .area distribution manager for the solid fuels administration, said today. '. HoweyciTSL conservation pro grama contijuu.', and corisuhfrrs still must be, VatementS jitK: dealers qf tteirannu;il needs and amounts ot.ieX on hand, Indian ifs Sought As C kitty. Slayer SEATTLE April 26 (UP) Po lice Chief Iferbert D. Kimsey to d.'.y asked"tthe,r city council to post a $500 reward for informa tion regarding Joe Bill, 33-year-old Alaska Indian charged with the rape-staying of five-year old lima Irene McGough last Sun day. 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