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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1944)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE THREE m SuoDorters Vin Texas Backing; Jos Scores Dewey fh. Associated P. W '"..veil dcmocraua i in fe'oilo.) today In the .nih-loim wrestling tb ,r si all bo bound to n :m ' ovelt-Truman liatlon and excitement, en", nii,, eonvonllon ...... J I In pouiicui uuvui' Texan" "i? Shfcl otherwise found m 'J ,.i,, on wnni me K" "''"Xtory In Maine ": .k.rn nnwcv by one of attack on F" .' Dn.nvolt' cabinet Went and a continuation of irnvniH. . - n alitmnre. 'A democrota voted 700 Kl TIIO and 131140 r,ht to give maio convcn- . inn.mnn nro- Uelt dcloguuon '- pltdgad to FDR ...... foiinwcd bv howl "l!,Jir"i .ntubllshlng Rob. TO,vo ... iii.l.,- a. Kalvcrt named a. his No F1' , an k at If A that '. m democratic cloctora lor President Roosevolt in mhcr. hether they would haa been B alnco lat May when date convcmiu" ol electors im ... u.vu to volo for party nomlneea pnndltlon that tho na- Ll convention actions bo ac Lie to Tcxans. Fifteen of on me siuio -- wn tncy wouiu iiuw vww lievelt ticket. (he goal of the pro-Rooacvolt tkeri, who munoged to take itrol laii nigiu, w u imio irraniemeni ana luutuiim- lion wlin n iron emu tit to support party noml- fcwey's itinerary west called l mtanwnuc. irom wp , Nh.. to Billings. Mont., i'lhmiw to the Pacific coast kre he is to mane nis mira Iter campaign speech at Se- It Monday night. n.w.v "Contused" Interior Sccrotary Ickes, In ivliorous attack on Dewey, burnt the republican cancil e as a confused politician k "has had to reverse him- on almost cvorytning," in- Iding lend-lease, Russian re Ions and possibilities of war eduction. Ickes. who apoka before a Ivfntlnn of the United Auto Iblic Workers (CIO) in Grand kids. Mich.. Dolntcd his bit- tot comment ai uewcys trie of last week that the fcievclt administration does intend to demobilize- the kicd forces as rapidly as pos- lie. Maklnir such a statement, Id Ickes, Dewey "has stooped pluck the heart strings oi (try American mother, wife, telheart and child of every Idler and sailor . throughout world with a chares that Is false as any ever promulgat or Cocbbcls." Col, Francis V. Kicsllng of Bectlvo service was asked at Muse committee in Washing- f) about Dewey's attributing uratt Director Lewis B. Her kyi remark that it would be lout as cheap to keep men in v army as to maintain tnem inner another agency" for - Watar Oimr Dam Klullng said that the state- kit was mado last month and water over the dam now. isKed that the draft be keot pi ot tne nolltical camnalen. The rcnuhllranR1 tv trl- fnph over democrats in Maine ,!ay was received by Dewey mnner evidence ot "a ris- COmldcnce In the Innriernhiri ure renuhllrnn nnWv " But Rep. Ramspcck of Geor gia, democratic parly whin In the U. S. house, sulci the re sults In Malno "don't provo a thing" and thut "wo believe that with a little work" the democrats can carry the ti-ncli. tlonn ly republican tnti in w... veinbcr. 33 Par Cont Vote A side angle to Maine's elec tion Interesting politicians was an estlmnto by tho suite's depu ty secretary of stnlo Hint ubout 33 per cent of absentee bull sent to scrvlco men were mark ed and returned. On tho labor sector of tho no lltlcal front, a house committee investigating campaign expenses announced at New York that It would undertake a spot check of Jl contributions from CIO members to tho political action committee to leurn whether any cucrcion was used. In a news conference at Wash' Ington, Norman Thomas, social ist candidate for president de clared thnt If Dewey "doesn't wake up the onlv vote ho will get is the convinced anti-Roosc- vclt vote." , No Dtway Sentiment "I found no sentiment for Dewey and I found plenty against iiooscvcil, ' ho said In formally. At Louisiana, Senator Over ton, democratic Incumbent, won rcnomination and It appeared BULKY BOXY SWEATERS ' lh Cimpat, IS.SS l.5 FOULCER'S ..,. Roosevelt, Churchill Meet in Canada if y in. Hcf (NEA Telenholo) BmlllnK broadly, President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Winston Churchill meet again In Quebec, both pleased over progress of the war and ready to start drafting new plans for final and complete victory over Germany and Japan. "Victory Is everywhere," Churchill said to the President as they met for tbelr 10th wartime conference. By JACK BELL VALENTINE, Neb., Sept, 13 l7p) A west many of his confer ees believe will go strongly re publican in November showed its old-time colors for Gov. Thomas E. Dewey with a rodeo today as the GOP presidential nominee shrugged off new deal blasts at his opening campaign speeches. The Now York governor, who spent the night on the ranch of former Gov. Sam McKelvie near here, planned to take time off from pontics to see steer duii- doBBina and ronine contests be fore his special train leaves at sundown for bheridan, wyo. Before that, however, he turned away with ','no comment" the latest attack on his charge in a Philadelphia speech that the new deal planned to keep men in the army overly long in order to lesson postwar unemployment. Secretary of Interior Ickes, in a speech before the United Auto mobile Workers (CIO) at Grand Rapids, Mich.; Inst night called this a "reckless and baseless" charge. ' . ' FROM WATER TO LAND The earth's, first amphibious animals learned to walk on land because they wanted to live in water. These prehistoric creat ures, seeing their own pools dry ing up, started out in search of deeper ones and found they could live on land. PLANT DIVINITY . 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