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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1944)
i '!fl ' : HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACC PIVl'.v i in. 063 ! """"njuTlio VotciTlliS iif VI" Vu.riiW l 111111 ' : KCI'9'1,'1",,,,,!,.. mo ro- Uly , '.,fl,.Hl iiikI i' "," m"v .... School-Mrs. William W. . ... b over tin' ii'Hidiiyii. T7!T it vtll. Lb root u .r Walter Tho.ni- H'P'.t i. Installed im senior M S . uiii u wiiii hrriiiecr. ; .;.. ii.iiii'iiijKiit'ii at W"""1".. CI... la r..l.i.. , to ror"'" r. Ra Hoito"" i""- i'"" tTBrow""'l Mr- F- w"""! ,B,T i hostesses H' I''"'': J of the EKTH Slur Socl.il 1 lit Bl (lie MmmiiiIc temple, nprovln.-Tlio coiutllh.n of -I (ford Frost, who wn Injured in sutoimiblle acciiium " l,y U reported Improved Fre t f'l'";..La Inwitlnuill lit I III- s recc.vi ude hojplti'"- Tim V.ntur Mrs. Normnu vitn and wn "Privy" and Con. it Pclor arrived ttiiinniay nom Vnluro, Cnltf.. to vlfiil with tho frank KleliKUrr on Crescent. ftora 0klnd "Hrlrk" Lust lOiklnnd wit In town t Iif past ittkcnd vliltlnK with friends. It U i former widen t of Khun iih fall. . VITAL STATISTICS tmrHarfl at Klamath Valley hoa ML to Mr. Mil M W. Xlglor. Ml. Box Mfl, a ixiy. p"uim. rv.if J-VJtuiti at Klamalh Valley hum uul, Klamath V- July a- Hi la Mr. nd Wii- Mroici n llilcy. IH) loath ffuitt, a still. WeltfKli 7 wind I ounrfi. KAD1SO.V Jtorn m Klamath Vallay KWltil, KUtiuth r"oHi. Ort,. on July I IIH, to Mr. and Mr. fJ. K. MnilUmi, UM boy. Weight: 7 tHUintU 3 milirea. ElCII--Vrri Hi Klamath Vallny Kim ill, KUmalh rUa. Oi-e,, mi July 4. Hi, (a Mr. nd Mi. hcrt Wetrh. ami at. A boy. Wei (tht; A pound u.vtt BUAK-Bojn il KUmalh Villy Icm. Jul, KMmMlt r!U, Ore . on July 4. Ml to Mr. M Mn M W. Illcftk. til Thompwn, boy. Woinht; 7 puuriu ounm. Horn ! Klamkih Vnlly fluiUl, Klamain Fall. Or.( ort July , IHi. (A Mr. and Mr A. (j. Kaufman. il J, Box 230, boy. VtUihii puuilda Courthouse Records MarrUc.i ONNIDY-DAWSON. itrty I)tion :.iwdy. U. nvl nwutor. NnUvu ttt liniwou. nanism of Ul. Paul. Minn. liy Uu Uwon, 17. ilsnof raplwt, 'lllvt 0. lowi, it.idonl ol Oit UulllM, Umi-PROCTOIl. Urn Amine Rm.lh. r. W, butthcr. Native at T.t Uallaa. vt., mlttent o( Keno. tniUa Kllail rortor. II. bookl,.r. Nallv ol Uto ralll. Ida., rr.lilcnl nl Kalam. 0lltHTIION.8C.lcll.AII Kutana Kll sn Bobaruon, 2J. lumlK.r woikar. Na t m lionania. Ore,, reaidanl ol Klam- rail.. Alvanla Mae Hcholar. In. iiihrMker. Nailv. ol Oregon, re.ldonl 1 KUmalh rail. MWI'AnDtliWIN. Marion rrancla Nlaard. M. l(ar. Native ttt Happy !iy' W: "'llanl ol rorl Junra. Sr 2f,k .V"w E". ! houea "lori 0 T"m",M' raildant ol i., C"HIU ril.o u "l,Kln v,r," Alvln 0 Klnf. SI iTCi" I? C"''r' Ci" ?SllMil '"i,l,rr' l'vlrt. .Ilorney Police Court In nnllcn court WodneNdi.y t.iiirnliiK there wore nine 1 1 1-1 1 1 ilt m mill two drunk unci dlrioi'dei'ly Clint'. No Practice 'I'liero will be no linii tii'ti of the lteliekuh tli'Hiuu riluff thin Tlitirridiiy an loo ninny lire on viiciitlou. To Montana Uutiii Clement linn loll lor lieienn, Mtintnnn, whi.ru hn will enter V-A Iriilnlnu In il col h'Mii there. In Bacramonto Mih. J. A. Mouiner mill ntin, Jlin.ny lire In SiaTii.nitntn vIhIIIiik with Mm, Souther'", inii'eiiU. At Diamond Lake Mr. nnd Mm, l.oreu Ciilhiiiin lire ripend. I.IK ii vnciitliii. lit Uliiiuond hike. BOARD AGREES TO Tl 8ALKM, July 8 iVI') Tho utiito hourd of control todiiy reluctant ly uiirccd to tmnnfer of three Jiipommc liisnne pulleniH, who nun oeen moved out ol ureiion by the will- relocation nutl.o.llv. mm an Idaho Statu lioxpltnl at Pendleton, Thu board felt that tho fed erul Koverninent nhould tuku care of them, but connonled to the trui.ufcr beciiuno of the nurec. ntont wheraby northweiit liite trunnfirr Iiimiiki pemonH to the rtliiteri In which they have IckuI residence, The fudorul Kovermnviit will pay OrcKon $1.20 a day for the euro of each of tho Japanese for tho duration of the war. Two of the patients had lived In Port land and thu other at Illllnboro. Socrotnry of State Hobert S. Karroll, Jr., ald that the bent way to aolvc the problem would be to "take thone Jap out and dhoot 'em." While Slate Treas urer Leiillc M. Scott laid "I don't auppuso our marines on Salpan would think very favor ably of our action." Governor Eurl Sncll nukl Ihu i board bad to approve the trann I fcr "an a matter of reciprocity uuiween me maun. - On Vacation Mm. J'nl limine of Mno'ri ntoiu In on vacation. SEClEllSTOOR POllTLANI). Ore.. July 5 (Vl'i Truntocn of 1'orlluud Electric I'ower company declared today i incy were noi lurpritoa iy tho Dociirltlc.i exchnniiu commln hIoii'h rejection of four rcorunn- lllllOII IllllllH. The SKC niiiiounced at Pbilii-i ilelphlii yenterday that nono of the plium had hven found fair to both bondholderi and iitock holders, and set a 80-day period for filing- of amended proposals. Trustees, who now oiM-raln the company under the Jurisdiction of the federal court, turned at tention to their rcqur.it for a valuation of thu company's as acta. Tho SKC'a announcement yesterday bypassed the trustees' evaluation of approximately $33,000,000, setting a value at the end of 10 U ai about S22,-27S.000. The federal court will hear' trustee petition for a valuation hearinu hero next Monday. MEXICANS ARRIVE EUUKNK, July 8 (!') Thirty, five Mexican laborers arrived here over the weekend lo aid In the farm harvest. Tho uroup was the first of the Lane county quota of Mexican nationals. They will live In a camp at the county fiilrurouuds hero. in HciioainttM Our aon. Fliclil , onicer Itenlamln Horaley; lie lived Ul lear tile cnunlry'a rial and he died lo imivo hla honor. Killed July 9. IOU. Mil ami miis jok nonai ry EARLY NEWS by LOWELL THOMAS 7:15 p.m. DON LEE-MUTUAL Standard of California i i tl. 1 '' HI Wilt, malcn f M-D. ttt 4-tpiility tiiim SANITARY NAPKINS t 2pkgs. 39 PRESIDENT ELECTED PITTSBURGH, July 8 (At Ttoben J. Maaiiko, LaCrande, Ore, wiih named president of tho department of adult education for thu National Kducation assoc iation hero yesterday. Jack Tea nurd en, who shared stellar honors with Ding Crosby, Mary Martin and Rochester in the Paramount picture "Birth of the Blues," will appear in person at the armory tonight. One of the most famous trom bonists In modern musical an nals, Tcagardcn was first fea tured with Bon Pollack and Paul Whltcmnn. He has made hun dreds of "all-star" records with lop-notch artists drawn from oth er orchestras. His orchestra has been a regular feature on the "Coca-Cola Spotlight Bands," and "Fitch Bandwagon" radio pro grams, - Besides featuring himself, both as a vocalist and as a trombone soloist tonight, Jack will feature that charming song stylist, Phyl lis Lane and Harry Slorum, his drummer. In addition to his appearance tonight at the armory, his or chestra entertained the boys at the Marine Barracks this noon and his orchestra will open the big bond show tonight at the Pelican theatre. "Baldy" Kvans, who is booking Try Pioneer Printing ler thoaa hard-te-fel llama Stapling Machine. slaplee raper Cllpa Thumb Tack. All Mtlal Arch rllei 124 South l)th Telephone 7412 in Teagarden, expects a record crowd at the armory tonight. Dancing will start at 9 and con tinue until 1 o'clock. KILLED OTTAWA, July 8 (P) The Canadian army announced today that Private Thomas William Kraser of the British Columbia regiment has been killed In action. 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