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Dewey, Dewey Everywhere A republican backer hoists i
placard bearing the face of Governor Thomas E. Dewey as
President Truman acknowledges the cheers and applause of
the crowd that filled Skelly stadium in Tulsa, Okla., the dem
onstration occurred as the president departed for his cam
paign train. (Acme Telcphoto)
Republican Women
Meet October 19
The Salem unit of the Repub
lican Women's Federation of
Oregon has arranged a candi
dates meeting and program for
the evening of October 19 at 8
o'clock in the Marion hotel.
Rep. Walter Norblad, Oregon
first congressional district, is to
be the speaker. All candidates
attending will be Introduced
during the evening.
Co-operating with the - wo
men's group in staging the pro
gram are the Marion county re
publican central committee and
the Young Republicans club.
Mrs. Florence Wright is general
chairman for the meeting.
The meeting is the women's
federation's main project pre
ceding the November 2 election
and all republicans are invited.
A similar candidates event be
fore the primaries was attended
by more than 300.
Support Prices on
1948 Grain Crops
Announcement by the office
of the county agent states that
Marion county producers may
obtain price support on their
1948 grain crops through the
County Agricultural Conserva
tion association.
- Through purchase agreements
and loans the commodity credit
corporation guarantees the fol
lowing price figure per bushel
for U. S. No. 1 grades: Wheat,
$2.05. barley $1.29, oats $0.72,
rye $1.41 and flax seed $5.79.
For grades lower than U. S.
No. 1, slightly lower prices are
quoted. The ACA office is' lo
cated at 203 Post Office build
ing, Salem, Ore.
Two Monmouth Men
Called for Exams
Dallas Two Monmouth men
are the first to be called for phy.
sical examinations by Polk
county selective service board
No. 10 In the peacetme draft.
The men, Charles O. Roneo,
25, and Milton Alvin Bressler,
24, will report to the U S. army
Air Force recruiting and Induc
tion station In Portland on Oc
tober 5 for the examination.
When they would be Inducted If
they pass the physical is not
certain.
Tardy registrants are still
coming in to the office of Mrs.
John Klapp, clerk, to sign-up
under the selective service law.
Several veterans have expressed
surprise upon belatedly discov
ering that It Is necessary for
them to register, Mrs. Klapp
states.
9 Salem Men
At Wolf Creek
Nine Salem men went to the
Wolf Creek country Friday for
dedication of the new Wolf
Creek stretch of Highway 99.
They were Carl W. Hogg.
president of the Highway 99
association; R. H. Baldock, state
highway engineer; Hedda Swart,
Marion county engineer; Grant
Murphy, Marion county Judge
and member of the Highway
board; Clay Cochran, manager
of the Salem Chamber of Com
merce; Charles A. Sprague, who
is to give the dedication speech;
W. W. Chadwick, Frank Doer
tier and John Steelhammer, all
candidates for the state legisla
ture.
Hogg, Murphy and Cochran
went ahead of the others and in
Grants Pass last night assited
in the formation of a local unit
of the association.
The association is to employ
an executive secretary who will
start work December 1.
Personnel of
Convoy Given
Alaska bound, a convoy of 14
army vehicles making a 30,000
mile Journey that started at
Aberdeen Proving Ground,
Maryland, is slated to pass
through Salem on its way north
from California and with it will
be four army officers and 24
enlisted men from Aberdeen
Proving Ground.
Men with the convoy and
their home addresses are:
Tha offlcrra and enlialNl mm
Capt. Marvin E. Wrekff. Dm Moinr. Inwa;
Second U. E. Ray FUlierald. Falrbury,
III.: WO Michael Laputlca, Baltimore. M1.;
Master Sat. Arthur R. Chaae, Buffalo,
S. Dakota; Staff Sat. John Dul. Detroit,
Mich.; Tech. 3 Albert J. Muehlbauer.
pilUDUran. pa.; pre. carl R. Maine. New
Martinvllle. w. Va.: Tech. 4 Charle R.
Davis. Auborn, Maine; Tech. Sat. Vernard
C. Coking. Oallfornta. Pa.; Sit. Barney
Thomas. Inwmar. Mont.; Tech. t Norvel
V. Gibson, Vandtuer. Mo.: Tech. I Mon-
M. Sehneck. Plnesrove, Pa.i Tech.
r. Walter Clohasey. Rumford. Maine;
Cpl. Clifford N. Hall. North Charlerol. Pa.;
Tech. Sat. Glen A. Oren. Havre Dt Orace.
Md.; Tech. Sat. rioyd D. choate. Jackson,
Mich.: Staff Sat. Wilson L. Slkes. Hot
aprlnaa. N. Max.: atajf Sat. Lonao 8. Ml-
Evergreen District
Home Is Destroyed
Silverton Fire of undeter
mined origin completely de
stroyed the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Lincoln in the
Evergreen district Tuesday
morning. Some household fur
nishings were saved and the
house is said to have been cov
ered by insurance. The Lin
colns plan to move to a small
house on the John Overlund
farm until other plans can be
made.
Except for water and milk,
Americans use more paper than
anything else.
Cortez found that the Aztecs
used crayons made of metal.
Roger Heads State Foresters
Blaney Park, Mich., Sept. 30
ff) Nelson Roger, Salem, Ore.,
was elected president of the
Association of State Foresters,
at a convention session last
night.
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Turner Sets Date
Of Bond Election
Turner Directors of Union
high school district No. 5 have
called a special election for a
$38n,000 bond issue to provide
funds for the construction and
equpping a school building for
the district . The election will
be held at the Crawford school
October 15 from 2 to 7 o'clock,
according to Louis Scofield,
chairman of the board, and Mar
garet E. Riches, clerk.
Capital Journal, Salem, Ort., Friday, October 1, 19483
Distrids Divided
Upon School Merger
Hopewell Unanimous to
remain ai la for the present was
the decision of the 31 legal
voters attending the special
meeting of the Hopewell school
district called for the purpose
of voting on the consolidation
with Amity grade school.
The crop loss from weeds In
the United States each year is
estimated at $5 billions.
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Wheatland With 13 legal
voters present at the special
meeting called for Wheatland
district for the purpose of vot
ing on the consolidation with
Amity grade school, 13 votes
were against the measure and
Wheatland will remain as is for
the present.
Fairview There were 23 of
the 38 legal voters of the Fair
view school voting to consoll
date with Amity grade school
at the meeting called for the
purpose of voting on the con-school.
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