MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MED FORD OREGON. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1940.
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DR. GLENN FRANK
AND SON KILLED
Noted Educator, Author and
G- 0- P. Adviser Loses
Life On Eve of Election
Greenlcaf, Wig., Sept. 16.
(JP Dr. Glenn Frank, 52, Re
publican political adviser, edu
cator, and author, was killed
In an automobile accident last
right on the election eve of his
first campaign for public office.
His son, Glenn Frank, Jr., 21,
newspaper reporter, was fa
tally injured and a publicity
aide suffered minor injuries.
Dr. Frank, chairman of the
Republican party' policy com
mittee, was seeking the U. S.
senatorial nomination in tomor
row's Wisconsin primary elec
tion. Smashup On Curve
Enroute from one political
gathering to another. Frank's
automobile failed to round, a
curve at a road intersection,
crashed into a sand pile, and
overturned.
Dr- Frank was killed instant
ly. His son died on the way to
a hospital at Green Bay.
Theodore Stumpf, 23, of Wau
kanee. a member of Frank's
campaign publicity staff, was
burned by acid let loose by the
automobile's campaign sound
equipment.
Suffering from shock. Stumpf
could give only a meager ac
count of the accident.
Had Attended Picnic
Dr. Frank had attended a
political picnic at Stoughton
during the afternoon and was
on his way to a Green Bay ho
tel for dinner with Republican
leaders when the accident oc
curred. In Kansas City last night
Wendell Willkie said he was
greatly shocked" to learn of
Frank's death.
PORTLAND'S BUDGET
SET AT $6,144,473
Portland. Sept. 16. U1 A
$6,144,473 budect for 1941 wa j
approvru iiy ine cuy council 10
day. It is $67,922 less than the
current year's budget.
Find Yachtsman's Body
J1 Th hiwtv nt T)r Khprmnn t
P. Johnson. 56. The Dalles, was
recovered from the Columbia
river six miles west of here yes
terday by a searching party. Dr.
Johnson fell from his yacht An
nabelle and drowned last Wednesday.
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GOLD HILL MEET
Gold Hill, Sept. 16. (Spl.V !
A Bi-County Postmaster's meet-,
ing was held here Saturday eve-j
ning with H. D. Force as host
postmaster. The organization is'
composed of postmasters of
Jackson and Josephine counties!
and the meeting was the second'
of its kind since the postmasters
organized. Gladys Heath, Rogue;
River, is president: Lillian;
Moorhead, Graves Creek, vice
president, and Postmaster Tame1
of Talent secretary-treasurer. I
The dinner, which preceded (
the business meeting, was served i
by members of the Rebekahi
lodge, in the dining room of the
I. O. O. F. hall. Postmaster C. M.
Massie of Grants Pass, state
president of the Oregon Chapter
of the National Association of
Postmasters acted as toastmaster
for the occasion.
Responses were made by
Frank DeSouza. Medford, John
H. Fuller. Ashland, and Lillian
Moorhead, Graves Creek. Others
present were Mrs. Mary Grieves
and her daughter-in-law of Pros
pect, Mrs. C. M. Massie, Grants
Pass. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Gil
more. Murphy, Mrs. Tame. Tal
ent. Frank Heath, Rogue River
and Mrs. H. D. Force, Gold Hill.
Next meeting will be held early
in December, the place to be de
cided upon later.
Members of the Gold Hill ac
cordion band and Miss Jerry
Parkhurst and Delmar Chapman
contributed music and singing
during the dinner.
WtathTr-
Northern California: Unset,
tied and mild tonight and Tues
day; thunderstorms in the moun
tains, light scattered showers in
valleys; gentle southerly wind
off the coast.
ROOSEVELT TALK,
TRIP COST. EYED
campaign expenditures imposed
by the Hatch act.
Washington, Sept. 16. iT)
Members of the senate cam
paign campaign investigating
committee decided today to
study President Roosevelt's La
bor Day speeches before pass
ing on a Republican contention
that the speeches were "politi
cal" and involved expenses sub
ject to the Hatch act.
A complaint was filed with
the committee by Rep. Joseph
W. Martin, Jr., chairman of the
Republican national committee.
Martin asked the committee
to find out who paid the ex
penses for the presidential train
and to determine whether these
costs should come within the
$3,000,000 limit on presidential
Salem. Sept. 16. IJI Loss
in the fire last night which des
troyed the Salem Navigation
company's warehouse was
placed today at $229,000 by
company officials. It was fully
insured.
About 1.500 tons of paper,
valued at $225,000 and con
signed by the Oregon Pulp and
Paper co., of Salem to all parts
of the world was destroyed.
Firemen were unable to de
termine cause of the blaze, but
the company management said
it probably was started by tran
sients who have been sleeping in
the building.
SORE THROAT CANCELS
TIBBETT OPERA TOUR
New York. Sept. 16. (P
Lawrence Tibbett, noted Metro
politan opera baritone, must not
sing for four months because of
a state of high tension in the
muscles of his larynx.
As a result, his manager an
nounced last night. Tibbett has
been forced to cancel his en
tire fall concert and opera tour.
Pacific City, Ore.. Sept. 16.-.
The body of Edsel Tabor,
19. of Salem was recovered by
trailers a mile at sea yesterday.
He drowned in the mouth of the
Nestucca river September 1 after
a rented boat cansircd.
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