Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 10, 1956, Image 6

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    SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Wednesday, Oeiobtr 10, 1958
Meier and Frank Bomber
Faces Conspiracy Charges
Portland U R) Blind chem-1 dieted last week by a federal
ist William Clarence Pcddicord
confessed bomber of the Meier
& Frank company department
tore last year, today faced fed
eral mail fraud and conspiracy
charges along with his 36-year-old
wife Dorothy.
Federal authorities said the
Peddicords and Mr. and Mrs.
Sherwin Joseph Shoen were in-
Temperatures Freeze
In Most of Midwest
By UNITED PRESS
Freezing temperatures covered
wide section of the Midwest
early today, but general warming
was occurring behind the cool air
mass that was blanketing the
eastern portion of the nation.
Meanwhile, the U. S. Weather
Bureau said a severe drought was
prevailing over the central and
outhwestern portions of the na
tion, "intensified by continued
mostly dry sunny weather and
above-normal warmth."
Clear skies aided the mercury
In dropping to near or below the
freezing mark over most of Min
nesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and
the northern portions of Illinois
and Indiana. Outside the freezing
temperature zone, readings in the
area covered by the cool Cana
dian air were generally in the
40s.
grand jury. The indictments fol
lowed an investigation of firms
set up for manufacturing and dis
tributing several products, in
cluding one to add life to nvjons
and another to add life to bat
teries. Shoen and his wife were ar
lested earlier and were free on
bail. Mrs. Peddicprd, who was a
patient at the county hospital,
was held in lieu of 52,000 bail.
Federal officials said the in
dictments accuse the four of set
ling up companies for making
and distributing certain products
and then making false promises
to prospective distributors and
customers.
Extortion Attempt
Pcddicord is serving a 20-year
term in the state penitentiary
after confessing he set off a
bomb in the department store
here in a futile extortion at
tempt. A detainer on him was
sent to the stale penitentiary by
U. S. Marshal Harold Sexton.
Mrs. Peddicord said she en
tered the county hospital for
treatment after a man beat her.
COULDN'T STAND SUCCESS
Chicago (U.fi) Success in
crime was more than Richard
H. Stemmer. 30, could stand.
Slemmer, who surrendered to
police on Tuesday and confessed
he had robbed about 30 taxicabs
since last August, explained, "I
just couldn't take it."
Obstacle Removed
For Polish 'Tito'
London (U.R) Experts on
affairs behind the Iron Curtain
said today the resignation of
Polish Vice Premier Hilary
Mine eased the way for Po
land's "Tito"' to enter the gov
ernment once again another
result of the Poznan uprising.
The experts believed Mine's
resignation removed the last ob
stacle to re-entry of Wladislaw
Gomulka into the Communist
Party's politburo. Gomulka rep
resents the liberal wing of the
Polish Communists, while Mine
was one of the party's last old
Stalinists.
Mine, 47. and Jewish, resigned
as vice premier and first deputy
chairman of the council of min
isters Tuesday because of "pro
longed illness." His resignation
followed by hours the dismissal
of three vice ministers in the
machine industry, raising to five
the total number dismissed in a
10-day perjod. .
The major government shake
up was believed a direct result
of the Poznan riot trials which
brought into the open unprece
dented attacks on tire manner in
which the Communist regime
treated Polish workers.
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DISTRACTION Painters working on the White House fence hold up their brush
work for a glimp.ie of Pre-ident Ei.-:en'".ower on his way to his news coaference. With
the President axe Press Secretaries Murray Snyder (lefty and James Hagerty.
Water Resources
Group Prepares for
2 Agency Hearings
Rogue River The Rogue
Basin Flood Control and Water
Resources association last night
formulated a statement which
will be presented at two public
hearings this month conducted
by federal agencies.
The directors present agreed
on a statement of facts. The
statement also outlined the his
tory of the association and the
groups' aims toward eventual
flood control in the Rogue river'
basin.'
The association recommended
that citizens prepare statements
giving their views on why flood
control is important in the area.
One hearing will be held Fri
day, Oct. 19, in the federal court
room in the Medford post office
building by the interior and
public works committees on pro
posed flood control on the river.
The other hearing will be held
in Frants Pass Oct. 25 in the
Josephine county library audi
torium by the Army corps of
engineers. The association urged
residents of the valley to pre
pare written statements to pre
sent at the hearings.
Oral statements will be heard
at the hearings, the association
said, and ' written statements
will be forewarded to Washing
ton, D.C.
The association will hold its
next meeting in the Grange hall
in Rogue River starting at 8 p.m.,
Tuesday, Oct. 16.
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Tug Captain Dies
At Helm of Craft
Oregon City U.R) A tug
boat captain died at the controls
of his craft last night.
John Harold Scott, 50, Mil
waukie, apparently died from a
heart condition and over exer
tion, according to Coroner Les
lie Peake.
The tugboat circled out of con
trol for about 15 minutes before
a crew member of a nearby tug
stopped it. Scott was alone on
the tug, Olivia, when he was
stricken.
Tornados have been reported
in every state in the U.S. except
Nevada.
Haunted House Wanted
For Spook Show Use
New York (U.f!) A broad
casting company, apparently
planning a spooky television
show, today placed the follow
ing ad in New York newspapers:
"Wanted: House that looks di
lapidated haunted. For use on
TV show. Must be in scenic
locale."
LONG ROMANCE
Hollywood U.R) Comedian
Jimmy Durante, 63, and his 35-year-old
fiancee, Margie Little,
wondered today why so much
comment has been made about
their plans to marry next year.
"Why, we've been going to
gether for 10 or 11 years," the
Schnozzola said.
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