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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1956)
Pape 6 Section 2 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL' Salem, Oregon, Monday, December 17, 1956 New All-Male Vocal Group Tunes Up ZJ1L 1 Ida. Supreme Court Justice KillsHimself survived by his wife and a small Anderson was elected to the Su preme Court two years ago after aid B. Anderson, 52, was found j Caldwell police said the justice dead alongside his automobile had suffered two head wounds, near here early today and Sheriff i The first shot reportedly failed to Dale G. Halle said he died of a penetrate the skull. Sheriff Haile self-inflicted gunshot wound. said the .38 caliber revolver was serving as Canyon county district Anderson's body was f o u n d j found by the body. j judge for four years. He had been about 3:30 a.m. by Caldwell po 'Haile said there was "no note la probate judge and county prose- licemen Gail Griggs and Carroll I and no explanation oi any rea- cutor at Caldwell before World CALDWELL, Idaho Idaho Supreme Court Justice Don-1 S. Highwav 20 just north of here, . 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I r tions which are to display their slnSinS experience, plan to sing as talents at the South Salem High a half-time feature at basketball school Christmas concert Wednes-: games and will be available for other public appearance. The concert Wednesday, will be held at 8 p.m. at the Leslie Junior High School auditorium. In addi tion to the Gleemen the school choir, orchestra and girl's glee club will participate. Free Dogs Offered By Humane Society PORTLAND (UP) The Oregon Humane Society made an offer to day designed to make Christmas brighter for children. Some 180 dogs at the society's pound were offered free of charge, beginning Thursday. Spokesmen said the usual S3 fee or a license and $1 impounding fee will be waived between Thurs day and Christmas eve. Christmas Party For Marian Home To Be Wednesday SUBLIMITY (Special) - Christ mas party for the 35 residents of the Marian home will be Wednes day, December 19 at 2 p.m. at the home. 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