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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1944)
iSsEI Eight Communicable Disease Cases Told , , Eight now ctK of commun Icoble'diseaso wore reported In If Umntti IP fa I 1 l ..... . 11 . . i. .... in n I I n iui mo WCCK onplng September 0, uccordinK to, the 'Intent bulletin from 'the Oregon state Doard. of health, ThOro wa ono . now case of meflslc., three of chicken pox, ono of poliomyelitis, and three on gunorrnca.' HERALD AND NEWS,.KLAMATH FAILS,-OREGON a ..Hllne for'nn:ptlUon. I alatccl for November ,1 lion lot' for Soptomber tllcla ly 'r. S.11.,B of rens petition must nc of candidates. oe on ballot. . ,,,,.. .id Mon- Lt virtually all petition. . ni.nL-; nu ur . nuuiiun' R provided by .e fi n? stoto for overseas VI 01 Sm lllrin are ex- it- " r,.r ,,( ..mm ed to "o iiiuuvu ircBnc't'clHtcii have been na- liuppid in order that their Xm t" ballot. ,Qulte a Wmc. which appear on hions ocio i , .....-. .."i.i'fallv contest be- n. .""C:. illprf hv both j..f h vnnciL'u witu.i. v T'. J...,, nrn ,thnl .. nOW I circulated, by , Kenneth led, jr., . " . ' ii.. lrI.niiiirnp now hold L01... ;;!.!. . Rnlhlanv. who FU,"Y .mii thai- .he lid not mo ior ruBicvuuM, fc comp clod ineir , pcii. F n ' ' . i,. filiul nnd Mra r. .iLnnrM. the wou'ld Kli urn , , - . , , , fcjlly flic . lucsuuy. Inc cuiiuiiiM.va -. iimon frnm wards I , ; i,.,n i h (i I r nctltlons Inlctc. From .ward 1 come (lis Newton and. Malt. inm end from ward 4, Lynn croft end Paul u. i-arrary NEW PROGRAM TOM over ON OCTOBER 1 SI FOR SERVIGE l.n State Patrolman ' Hurt in Auto Crash '' ' state Policeman Chester Scm nlrlg was shaken' up a,nd suffer ing, from shock after his .patrol ear wont off the road, on -the highway Between Aigoma.anu Rabbit Flat late Saturday night. : Coming south on highway -97 His . wheels locked and .forced the car off the road and down a'' steep grade. He was taken to 'fCinininittiA ffnm' Dorf inJk " office I . announced through: the newspaper. . uci-ruiiiiicni. or pur sonnet, temporary and perms.- ,!. In Unnrlln fnwit aa-ImI a,lll shortly be made through civil service. . )'.- : ' Cage . observed . that Klamath Falls has been under 'what- he rei iiiviu iuinui- ii.iHiui. exerted, by stopping up thp lMm ber Industry and the presence of me marine uarracKs ana.navai air station. NTO KEY POINT Continued from Page pne). ' lOrcccc pushing toward Sal- Finnish Flgnt i 'Innlsh and Russian" soldiers ;ht Germans in nonncrn rmr inline tiin nnvla In A re lit loft a charred trail of burn- villages and homes, a ior- declaration ol war againsj rclch by Finland appeared L.. : i Tl.n.n uini-tf nri U- IIIIILIIi. ill"W hs of flKlitlng on tljo Aiana fcnds on the Soa. of Bothnia.! fficrco resistance slowed -tnc led ollncks across this line In .Ihnn TtnUi I ITlnhth nrmv men nf Rlmlnl ,11.1,1 i, -mllna. hnlnw that lriallc town. Rome hcadquar- fs announced sinking of cigru :my ships In tne Aegean sen pmiA hv naval tAMK forCCS. II..Jnni .lMH.fl nnVplDN ' T i Tin-ii.. nnnn.ir. - ihn .rpieh mJi ui'iiiu ow,wii iir Is again under air assault to- Ilast night, following a pulyer ,a nllnnU h 1 ttt ITIulntf Fort. Ises clearing the way for the porno landings in nouana. (Continued .from PageOn) Kwollln along -and on. both sides of the Hunan-KWangsi railway. llivAv Itinlf. thn JflD- anose still wore about 65 miles frnm Kwellin. Northwest . of T-.tniylint uihArA' nnnthpr Amer lean alrbnse . was '.located. . the enemy was. reported occupying towns in the Sinning area and moving in .a souinwesiqny; ai- reciion. . v . japi uust . i . , ' I A ll.n. lananliia nrrb UlTI . iiu,ini;.,i.ptvi'J ' lng wbstward . from Hengyang, once ine sue 01 y S.. alrbase, was roportOd :, less than four miles frdroUts Imme- Jl.. i.al nf T1onfhlritf: . ' Ninth' unincse warzono.iroops fAnn.trt ti-ivinff tho .Iar- iee eastern flank In 'both the Llngllng area and around. Taoh. slop? 'Tlieisc, however,; were, tnjt only Chinese, offensive a,C"ns I V. ...Un1a an.lnrn frnnt. Oth- er Chjhcse troops (Were 'seekinif aoiensive pomum o. i . , .. . :IPU' T.nknaM fl P 1'V ' ' tlUI kltu urmi , ". ' . ii - Kwangsl province Is .threatqnlng the wnoic siruciure mhibjuh"- lean mnuary ew i - J-'- d-Jk. Im Ina Ulinflll. .' uninese reveioco mi. '"V",- T -.l araa (fnflrAllV ftttrlD' UlOu 10 incpwieaa biiu tu.i.-..-. . iM..r.u nf I n (n Oratflfl eommuhlcatlons and many other deficiencieshave resulted mean- pf Uh Chinese, , war potential among . some ooBorvci 9 , , Leaionndires Hear Bricker, Truman On Aid for Vets ; High, ichbol Btiient newspaper hak'becn awflrde'd the'Gcofgd Gallup award for distinguished school and -community, I it i was owk Krater- a d v i t o r, ; T(i6 A-unrri lit ffluah Aucirv 'viar...t6 the , fifty outstanding thlgri school . papers - In' the uniteq Slates. Tnis Is the', first .. lime fflltrC lia. paaaliiaH thn hftrmi- : .. ine paper nas-aiso. won . uie International',. .Honor ay a r d knnnbna.a.,1 Kr lha Aiilll ' nflH inmniu , aj mil. (u.ui , h Scroll,. for superior-, school Saper In the year 1043-44, Edl )r..for. the', paper w h l;c h re ceived these- honors was Edna nam, outstanding senior juui; ii .i..j.i , . Receiving special' commenda. tldn enabling, the paper to win the Gallup award tvas' the mall; lia l all 'fnvmatl IIIH UI (iOJClO III ai 1 iui , dents,-now. in tne service, ine KeaiunnK- oi. .jiicu hi w." column, a' waste paper d 1 1 y e conauciea . Dy ine .journalism and Krater. students, donations l Ika DaA f.,ne. BtlH oHIinrlnlfi and columns inspiring KUHS siuaems 10 puy wai uuuuo . rrru..! -Wat a wac h 1 tf h 1 V praised by the QulU and Scroll -v thn ((no erhiSnl will in 'the school and comrhun was , the business management Hillside hospital for' treatment and was returned 10 nis nuino Sunday. ; . ... ... ram YANKS MAKE GAINS 1PWIUS of the paper and the high qual ny -ot-ine eojiionais.- ELECTION PROBE OF DISASTER ASKED vrow uinnr.lHn HEADQUARTERS, eariMar- MAa. Eanl 1H IJI'UMIII II. fXLKIl. 1,11 , , 1,11)11. . . , -, slon of new army Deaniii.-uuo An . Anffaui islnnH nnd marine gains against heavy Japanese opposition on aujaceni. x-eiciiu, rpported aast nigni Dy uwmvi, naAi ffiA arpplpralinff . Ameri can conquest of. the strategic soutnern raiaus. . . ,. .j-rnuj. Diet WlMnntV- armv .nl Xlll,. HIBI. y .1 ... ..l.l, lal thn nnrfhnHKt. third OI .Angaur a few hours alter in fantrymen stormed asnore ouu n .. a. Ilnall n T I OPI. .' ITI II 1 11 1 1 Ull I-... i.aTarlail Thn HnuehboVS landed on the north and north east sectors of ; tne- uiei.- ineir L...kha. tmn Inlnnrl nulek- ly, against light opposition, more than 1000 yards lr.Iai.d- - The lirsv marine uivibiuii au l.MHAAJ. annrnvlmatnlV nnn.third k Un Codirrfnv nn I.PlfillU. Six mnes nuiHicoaii a B st'ubborrt ' Japanese resistance, The- enemy used artillery and mortar, in. ponsioeraoie .nuiij. oers, .'againsv t auim "- , v lions. , ..... .iu 4M.la.' hnlHIntf thn in. .AIIC iiiuiiiiHii "o : lahd's . southwestern peninsula, were , pusning noruiyvniu M. r.-S'iC. o.ra,, ofrfintH efln yuuu .mi: i , . l . ...uinii wee nnnnlinced Friday.' Wheeling from the Jeft flank, tne aovancea m i ' tahlncf .rnriffpH. from a comparatively short distance on the le'ft to .' 3500 . yards on the right Extra Value - fxfrd Warmth - Extra SerWce t i i ' . Slumber Queen , G OW N S Men's Knitted Ski-Type lamas '' '(Continued from Page, 6ne)L I wall, the ' American - peopi? snvum nova mmw ------ they w6 called upon 'to. pdss juagmeni on nisiu"e- ittion to' & fourth term- as iiAM.- .k.li-U Tat-on Wo Vtt1Tl unduly prolongeH' he added, the loss iof . lives and materiel .yet to'.'Be;:SUiierea an .me .rscuic, partly,, if not altogether,-due: to UIC .biuviu ohm ,..... r."e-" gonce of someone in high office. . Acting .-. unaer ' tungiwDiuijeu . j. uaiv . 4hn .-ciinviv . nnn navy have set up special investi gating boards which ' n&w ' art holding closed nearings inio nr nmntnnnes surrounding the sneak attack.': ; FISHER MURDER' Soft and comfortable. Tan, green ind; blue. One of the scarce iterha. I '"uu, medium, ...large... npiw Quality Clothing Since ,190 ' ' (Continued from Page One) the Japs and Gormana. 'Speaking of ' the i post-war readjustment Droblem,.he said: .. - . . rm ,1 ja nnt unnt SVni- pathy. They want. to work. U J tin. to. US 10. nii- "rPansltlon to civil life is handled Wlin'UllUCiDin..--i. . r .. ' Truman; 'who was! invited to ?llt?U6ngoftheW:mit ,mdet which World; War; , I vet. ScongresTiind-the . tir.rj- , making eXeS'preyentthe,errorS of 1819: iJMnho cart bo pVotfdedfor Srmad forces only ' hv. Irtm,8 ductl.ve toree. . rv Icemen he wleaa.,lV""rv eonstdera- annin'andthat-the ceM, honrable,?continu. ma" empioym""'- v ,; Dewey in Seatle' : Favors, Definite l abor Policy ,1 (Continued from Page 6nV. I'T.-hl-rVbeoch' scheckiled for ...AS,mlrV be examined ; w th nentlyrestaDiisi. y -e tottne lnaiviuuoi Former . Roman Jail : Chief Slain Jy.Mb : (Continued from- Page. One);. the trial' .could" not proceed to- : TWO women spoiled wu era demanaeo - mai vuc ttlrtft 'him. When they made nd move to qomoiy tne cruwu ue,u- him into ine- anutue i front'-of the'palac'e tL line l.tlw . 1 lie iniiiw, " ' " . , t.1... i . uta. eentnrl and til Pi TP ui ir. .. f.vl . Rnti the-crowd riirm.; him out again, .beat him until, -ne was uircuueii"! and- threw mm inio u r:'- ...Carretta.- regained'- oonoiuu. ness and .tried o swim -away X,,.r i..v.n:. Inln furri row ine 'nici. icflusui a..-. , . -ii. . ...ii. uiM ....rih . thnlt-L.nnril noais, nit. mill .";" uhtlli he yM dead; then pulled hlS"rD0oy irom 'uic- left jit; on me mci "''. ,'1U" lliwu aiiv.. .f. ' - - . carried tt'tO'itegina i.ocii .i.oy.. r'iur"i,I"fMtfrom bars-of la window '.near the en- . . .i. . . a..Mn,,ai Unman trance, ,oi inn; v""""-- ..";: . i. ...hlh the tirosecu- PriSOn 1IUIII Tav., r. . .llrt InnlpKMenV tlon asseris.aiicv'" i ji hostagea-'to,-.lhe.;,Germa;nsl ..on orders .irom udv ,4t . ; "frocen" article jyOU . .Htmrt m for a used one llvEUI .1 .a. - ' . . . In t" ciassiiiea-- (Continued fronv Page One)- ; heard ior say' that she- would SUb the deceased; if he fhd not let' tne omer . wuinou -. - lice, Sisemore said, mier luunu Davis dead oii ah embankment hear the . wrecKing eswui- ment with knife wounos in iiu. back, . .side . and ., back . o f . ,t h e head. - ' ' , A. Defense attorney, J. C. O -Nelli;lh' his opening statement told essentially the same- story as ,to. events leading- up lo the alleged crime, but .said that the defense'wouio inow " -Fisher, did Stab. Davis; it was in self defense, : .-;. p'Nein said tnai-whvio ; woo beating -Up , Itabgene's . friend When Mrs.-Fisher came to her J ' ia urhnn fihn asked -HIU. etnu win.,..!..,-....---. the deceased to -siop, . ire -oio. turned on - her : saying . that- he . i ti, llat. -Un ...nmin . WOUlO-Klil .PUW . "rc.,"l"w". 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