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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1945)
0 THOUSAND IRK REACHED DRIVE HERE FDR Reports to Congress on Yalta Monday, March 8, 194S BEHALD AWD COURT UPHOLDS DEATH PENALTY KIDNAPPING !n.t raoorts from only two '1 fund drive have ol hroudlit theflurca up to ill Tho onl '"f n" Sheen set A $04,000. ltJ,l contributor! to the 1D45 $ .to Il&bcr Co" 100 Irt Bryon fa:::::::::::::::::::::::::: if.Mnnnn 0 hKtoc!:.::::: JS Rrlc-,; Trirm) 25 iiT '..:.:::..::::::::.:..i8.8o kt: tu 1 awuiuvs n ?"rr r 2i ion inivi..w... i na ton OU Edith Dale r j R.-MMnr Sales 23 nhB Krlio 1 illitnrv " Elie r IMIn i :,nd Mr. W. Smith I Birlow lha Johnson Barocr biki Hotel Trllinn . B't Washing Much. Ser.. L. nnhrtfi tit St. Exchange iu I. Qunm Man 12.60 lc waiian n.ou IftnM 10 Jiuy Cleaners 7.50 Ecu Motor 10 E Sheet menu Plumbing Co 5 Eld Dye B Shirley t.intz torch Scrvlco 25 fcu & wrigiu Bah Wade 1 Lll Glass Shop 20 It V. Stiles 5 EichobecK Smith it' Grocery Barton ou 12.50 12.50 . 10 9.81 . 3 . B 5 2.50 2.50 5 . 15 5 jbters at Lakcvlcw went to Spoils today to vote on the lilon of levying an ad va im Uk of 24 mills for the con- lion of p a v e a streets in view. ity officials said they hnd put natter up at tne pons to ne line once and for all if Lake- I loins ahead with a pnv- SDrosram. "We have let some erous years slip bv without i( advantage of the oppor Ity to acquire and set aside is tor the development or our iney tarn in a statement. ny Plane Crashes ' Wright Hangar WYTrtV n Mi.ii k m fcd on a hangar at nearby hht field today, setting fire e building In which at least flvillan workmen were bo gfl trapped, the army's air Weal service command re- Iokesmen for the ATSC said i were no details available the cause of the crash, but the plane apparently burst r ami ae I .1-..mi .ui... ii v (it, u CVIICI H1U I'r or concrete runway in r me uuiiuing, it's a "frozen" article vou h advertiso far . nuii nr h classified. ii i rfv-W a Oft oe . , , , (Vfc Teltnhnto) spcftltlnj from n slttlntt position In tho well of the House chamber, Prcal dciit KoiMcvelt tells Joint ecsslon of the Houso ond Senate that the Crimea Conference achieved "a Rood start on tho road to a world peace." It was "it first personal appenranco beforo Congress In moro than two years. w m n ' 4 JLJ A (NBA TnUpholo) Blonde Dorothy Norller looks at picture of her fiance, Dunder Hagg, fa mouse Swedish runner, as sho washes dishes in her Piedmont, Calif., home. Thrilled so that "words can't tell," she awaits word from Hogg, who arrived in New York from Sweden. Planing Mill to Open Operation at Redmond REDMOND, March 5 (P) The Dant nnd Russell planing mill will co into operation here this week with n capacity of 00, 000 board foot diiily, Superin tendent E. V. Andorson said to day. Abnut 2(1 men will bo em ployed. Operation Is awaiting arrival of a blower fan. Lum ber will be trucked from a log ging project at Sisters. Teamed Up jUads Canada's First JKONTAL 85 Seine. Annnrr in I'rrvlnun t'uflr I Pictured Mnadlan Kommanrlor MiJ-Gen. Nlve metal Crest Uke Wngllke part Beverage Existence fli end five Jltlva (,b.) fnrland iMesjureof - Foward Niold! 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LOUIS Jack Srenco, St. Louis, won national YMCA four-wall handball title by beat ing Oscar dayman, 21-5, 21-8. ROOFING FLAT WOHK FULLY GUARANTEED Let Us Quota Your Job Grems Roofing SERVICE 337 E. Main Phona 4838, 8781 WASHINGTON. March 5 MP) The supreme court upheld today the death sentence imposed on Thomas H. Robinson Jr., for the 1034 kidnaping of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll, Louisville society matron, Justice Black delivered the court's 7-2 opinion. Justice Rut ledge wrote a dissent In which Justice MurDhv agreed. Robinson was sentenced under the Lindbergh kidnap act, which allows for the death sentence In a ransom kidnaping. His appeal to the supreme court hinged on Interpretation of a provision in the act that the death sentence "shall not be Imposed by the court if, prior to its imposition, the kidnaped person has been liberated unharmed." His counsel argued that any injuries suffered by the kidnaped person must be permanent and in evidence at the time sentence is pronounced, else the death penalty may not be imposed. The attorney said that at the trial of Robinson which resulted in the death sentence, no evidence was given that Mrs. Stoll "then was sufforing In any manner from effects of the alleged kidnaping." Justice department attorneys contended the condition of the kidnaping victim at the time of release determines the applica bility of the death sentence. They said that when Mrs. Stoll was freed she had head injuries and was in a state of general nervous exhaustion. VISITS IN CITY 1st Lt. Lynn McDaniels, wear er of the Silver Star for gallant ry in action, is in Klamath Falls for several weeks from Barnes General hospital at Vancouver, Wash., where he has been receiv ing treatment for wounds re ceived in action August 21 in Franco. McDaniels was a mem ber of a tank destroyer unit. McDaniels and his wife, the former Margaret Mahoney, and their young daughter, Mari lynne, will be at the J. A. Ma honey residence, 737 N. 9th. dur ing their stay in Klamath- Falls. The lieutenant's mother, Mrs. Tillie McDaniels, is now making her home in Vancouver, Wash. Following treatment for leg wounds in an overseas hospital, Lt. McDaniels was first sent to McCaw General hospital at Wal la Walla, Wash., and later to Barnes. He will return to Barnes for additional treatment. DATES SET FOR 4 Circuit Judge David R. Van denberg presided at the March docket call Monday morning and set the dates for trials of four criminal cases now pending. Dates are as follows: State vs. Edward William Qoe dert, March 12. State vs. Joseph Raymond Se gobiano, March IS. State vs. Samuel F. Ash well, March IS. State vs. Herbert Daniel Stev ens, March 26. Judge Vandenberg said he would set five other cases at the April docket call. 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