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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1956)
Salem, Oregon, Thursday, December fi, 1956 New Weld. QrA T?l aw v 111 r 1 1 , - ;, , 1 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section 6 Page 5 , j, ltr S 1 k Victoria Snow Stalls Traffic VICTORIA, B.C. Taxi com panies were booked solid three hours ahead Tuesday night and bus patrons were advised to start (or work an hour earlier than usual Wednesday following a pa ralyzing snowstorm here. Winds gusting up to 50 miles an hour swept heavy snow into 2 and 3 foot drifts in this Pacific Coast city which prides itself on its moderate winters. . Large areas of the city and suburbs were left without power for periodsup to two hours. Visibility was cut to a quarter State highway structure, now complete except for finishing touches and paint, replaces a horse ?"i buggy, one-way struc ture built In 1914 across the Yamhill river at Dayton. The new structure with a total length of 629 feet lias a center reinforced concrete and welded girder center span 385 feet in length nnd a 30 foot roadway. Cost of the structure built by Hamilton and Thorns of Eugene was $295,150. (Capital Journal Photo) of a mile and less but no major accidents were reported. Many cars were abandoned. The temperature dropped as low as 20 above. The snowstorm also covered the Vancouver area and extended up the Frascr Valley on the mam land, where highway traffic was reported almost at a standstill. S'y' J COMPLST11T NiW FROM sSccS3SSS J rowi to rmsoNAUTri (JT computklt mw from rowt to rmsoNAUTri NEARLY EVERYONE KNOWS BY NOW' Pontiac's Got a Hit a If vouVe seen the others, driven the others and stacked them against this -v" husky honey-you know the score! Pontiaa pictures the styling future (or them all j with its bold, wind-slicing lines. It tops them In riding luxury with new, cloud toft Level-Line Ride! 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At Spokane, Northern Pacific switchmen and mechanical de partment workers who had been observing the picket line, went back to work Wednesday, but yard department clerks and ' yard switchmen were observing a new picket line set up in the morning, Vice Jury in Action Again PORTLAND (fl The Mult nomah County grand jury invest!' gation of vice and corruption is under way again but details of the probe were not disclosed. Among witnesses reported wait' ing to testify at Tuesday's open ing session of the December grand jury was city patrolman Jack F. Olson, a witness at' last summer's probe. The earlier grand jury Indicted some 30 persons including Port land police Chief Jim Purcell, on a charge of not enforcing the law, and Dist. Atty. William Langley, on a charge of conspiring to per mit gambling. EVANSVILLE, Ind. (UP) The owner of a grain elevator which caught fire was looking today for someone to tako 70.000 bushels of charred popcorn off his hands. 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