Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 01, 1954, Image 7

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Mexican Farm Hands
Die in Trailer Mishap
Del Rio, Tex. (U.R) A
huge tractor-trailer jammed with
85 Mexican migrant farm work
ers hit a culvert and overturned
yesterday, killing seven men and
injuring more than 60 others.
The dead and injured were
mostly pinned under the wreck
age of the huge trailer. At least
eight of the injured were said
to be in critical condition.
The workers were being re
turned to their homes in North
ern Mexico. They had been
picking cotton in the vicinity of
Plainview, Tex.
Inquisitive Man
Answers Own Question
Syracuse, N. Y. -ftJ.R) Rob
ert Cushman, 25, learned some
thing he hadn't known before
when he met three boys carrying
a cardboard box.
"What's in the box?" Cush
man asked.
"A raccoon," came the answer.
- "Will it bite?" asked Cushman.
"Put your hand in and see."
Cushman was taken to a hos
pital with two lacerations on
his left hand.
ELECT
CLAYTON W.
LEWIS
COMBING wide area between
Teheran and coast of Caspian
Sea, planes and ground crews
hope to find some trace of
Prince All Reza, heir presump
tive to throne of Iran. Prince
disappeared on plane flight In
that area. (International)
County's Polling
Places Are Listed
The polling places in Jackson county's 94 precincts are listed
below. The general election is next Tuesday. ,
Any registered voter who is unsure in which precinct he lives,
has been asked to call the county clerk's office to find out in ad
vance of the election.
Following is a complete list of the precincts by number and
name, and the location of the poll in each:
III 0
Public Accountant
and Businessman
for
MAYOR
OF MEDFORD
For A Progressive, Well Man
aged City Government.
GENERAL ELECTION,
NOV. 2, 1954
Paid Political Adv.
Lewis for Mayor Committee
Brownell Cails for
Friendly Congress
To Support Ike
. Stockton, Calif. (U.R) Atty
Gen. Herbert Brownell Jr., told
a Republican rally Friday night
that President Eisenhower cam
paigned for the presidency on
the platform of "Korea, Com
munism and corruption and
that all three problems have
either been solved or are in the
process of being solved.
Brownell said Eisenhower
needs a "friendly Congress" if
he is to continue to fulfill his
1952 campaign promises.
"The President and his staff
painstakingly worked out a plan
to end the Korean war," he said
"If the President had accomp
lished nothing else, he would
heartily deserve the support of
the American people.
The attorney general said tfte
administration s success in work
ing out a West German rearma
ment agreement and "getting
Great Britain to give historic
commitments of help" were
"wonderful accomplishments for
the peace of the world."
"Germany is in better shape
to meet the Communist threat
of aggression than ever before
in the postwar era," Brownell
said. 'This is the first time in
20 years there have been no
battlefronts in the entire world.'
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CENTRAL POINT MEDFORD
Ousted FHA Man
Free on $5000 Bail
Washington -r- (U.R) Clyde L
Powell, ousted federal housing
official, has been released on
S5000 bail pending an appeal of
his conviction for criminal con
tempt.
A three judge appeals court
granted Powell liberty on oau
nut nn hv a professional bonds
man' Saturday after. Federal
Judge F. Dickinson Letts sen
tenced him to a year in jail for
refusing to answer questions be
fore a grand jury investigating
him.
Leaal Question
Powell's attorney, Daniel B.
Maher. said there is an import
ant legal question involved be
cause Powell "had a genuine
fear of incrimination" when he
refused to answer the grand
hirv's Questions.
Judge Letts, who heard the
rase last Monday, found Powell
"guilty of criminal contempt be-
v.-mH reasonable doubt' in
"willfullv. deliberately ana con
tumaciously" refusing to give
the jury information relating to
the nationwide housing scandals.
The anneals court reversed
Letts' refusal to grant Powell
liberty on bail.
$55,000,000 in Civil
Works Under Engineer
Portland (U.R) Civil works
construction and procurements
items estimated to cost $55,000,
000 will be placed under con
tract by the Army Corps of En
gineers in Oregon, Washington
and Alaska the remainder of
the present fiscal year, it was an
nounced Saturday.
Col. L. H. Foote, North Paci
fic division engineer, said con
tracts would be awarded by var
ious district offices at Portland,
Seattle, Walla Walla and Anch
orage. Twenty-eight major jobs
which are expected to cost at
least $100,000 are listed.
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TRAVEL SERVICE
A FREE SERVICE
Wo Reserve and Sell
.Airline and Steamship Tickets
LOBBY HOTEL JACKSON PHONE 2-6779
NO. NAME POLLING PLACES
1 Ashland Public Library
2 Ashland City Hall
3 Ashland Legion Hall
4 Ashland , Armory
5 Ashland First Presbyterian Church (basement)
6 Ashland Free Methodist Church, 7th and Main
(basement)
7 Ashland Junior High School
8 Ashland 255 Grant St.
9 Ashland Lincoln School
10 Ashland Briscoe School
11 Ashland 130 4th Street
12 Ashland 368 Bridge Street
13 Ashland S.O.C.E. Gym
14 Ashland West Valley View School
15 Barron Klamath Junction Cafe
16 Bellview Belleview Grange .
17 Pinehurst Lincoln School
18 Colestine Sis. Q. Maint. Station
19 Lake Creek Lake Creek Store
20 Butte Falls , ' . Town Hall -
21 Eagle Point North Youth Center, Eagle Point
22 Eagle Point South High Schol Gym
23 Flounce Rock Prospect Community Hall
24 Trail Rogue River Lodge
25 Shady Cove V.F.W. Hall
26 Reese Creek Dinner Bell Cafe .
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69
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84
Derby Derby School
Howard Howard School Gym
Howard 3526 Hwy. 99 N. Valley Auction
Howard East Main Building Airport
Howard East Cullen Implement Co.
Roxy Ann 820 Crater "Lake Ave.
"Hillcrest Hillcrest Orchard House
Medford Holland Hotel
Medford Free Methodist Church Annex
337 W. 10th Street
Medford ' City Hall
Medford 309 E. 8th Street
Medford 610 South Central Avenue
Medford Lincoln School
Medford 422 Beatty Street
Medford Latter Day Saints Church, Ivy and
Monroe Streets
Medford Court House
Medford 519 King Street
Medford. Crater Lake Lumber Company
Medford Boy Scout Hdq.
Medford 1112 East Main Street
Medford Roosevelt School
Medford Community Church of the Brethren,
Corner of Mary and Saling Sts.
Medford 2012 Westerlund Drive
Medford 2415 Lyman Ave.
Medford Washington School
Medford 817 South Peach
Medford New Firehall, 8th and Lincoln Streets
Medford 1104 West Main, Assembly of God
Church Annex
1412 West Main
Jackson School
548 Fairmont
St. Mark's1 Guild Hall (5th and Oak-
dale)
Parish Hall Catholic Church
Senior High School Girls Gym
605 Dakota
2404 E. Main
1315-Bundy St.
1833 S. Peach St.
1840 Stewart
Presbyterian Church
Phoenix New School Gym
Grange Hall
High School Gym
City Hall
Griffin Creek School
U.S. Hotel
City Hall
Oakgrove School Gym
Temple Baptist Church, 794 Lozier
Lane
Central Point Gun Club
Crater High School Gym
East Legion Hall
Presbyterian Church, 1st and Oak St
Willow Springs School
105 Adm. Building, Camp White
Table Rock School
Sams Valley School
Grange Hall
Grange Hall " .
V.F.W. Hall
Rod and Reel Motel, Rt. 4, Box 162
City Hall
362 2nd Avenue
Community Hall
School Gym
Old Ruch Store
Upper Applegate Grange
Old West Place at Rt. 2 Box 27, J'ville
Medford
Medford
Medford
Medford
Medford
Medford
Medford
Medford
Medford
Orchard Home East
Orchard Home West
Phoenix East
Phoenix West
Phoenix Southwest
Talent West (
Talent East
Griffin Creek
Jacksonville North
Jacksonville South
Perrydale North
Perrydale South
Central Point West
Central Point
Northeast
Central Point
Southeast
Central Point
Southeast
Willow Springs
Mound ,
Mound
Sams Valley '
Wimer
Rogue River East
Rogue River West
Rogue River West
Gold Hill North
Gold Hill South
Foots Creek
Applegate
Union
Watkins
Sterling
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Monday, November 1, 1954
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
THINK BEFORE YOU VOTE
REMEMBER
V TODAY OUR BOYS ARE NOT DYING ON THE BLOODY BATTLEFIELDS
OF KOREA
.
y TODAY THERE ARE NO RED HERRING COVERUPS OF SUBVERSIVES
IN WASHINGTON'
V TODAY YOU PAY LESS INCOME TAX BECAUSE THE REPUBLICAN
83RD CONGRESS LOWERED TAXES
-
AND - TODAY YOUR HOPE FOR PEACE, SECURE PEACE, IS CLOSER TO REALITY
THAN EVER WITH THE SIGNING OF THE 9-POWER LONDON PACT - ONE OF THE
OUTSTANDING DIPLOMATIC TRIUMPHS OF OUR TIMES, THANKS TO REPUBLICAN
LEADERSHIP!
THINK -VOTE REPUBLICAN
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FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE-4th DISTRICT
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FOR GOVERNOR
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X-.S. EUGENE AtLE
FOR COMMISSIONER OF THE BUREAU OF LABOR
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FOR STATE SENATOR 5th SENATORIAL DISTRICT
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE - 9rh REPRESENTATIVE DIST.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE !
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
FOR SHERIFF
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FOR COUNTY CORONER
Paid Political A4v. Jackson County Republican Central Committee