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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1945)
TEN Hi RALP AND NEWS . Monday. April 23. 1945 STATE HEADS DFIUIANO POST WAR RIGHTS RENO, Nev., April 23' -WV-A demand for peacetime return to the states wt ;war-lost -fiuvc tions and rights will be carried to .Washington as outgrowth of the two-day conference of gov ernors and representatives of the 11 western sjates arid Alas ka. Sessions closed here Satur day night. Named to present the de mand,, along, with other confer ence recommendations, at the . ; - aitol u-ri finvprn. ors Mon C. Wallgren of Wash ington. Jolin J. uempsey ui New Mexico and John C. Viv ian of Colorado. November will be Cheyenne. Wvo.. with Gov. Lester Hunt ofthat state as chairman. . Artinn.was delayed here on endorsement of a reclamation policy, Alaskan statehood, re- ..irlnn nf ha,lrini lnVS. fldillst- ment of freight rates on west ern products and a joint pro gram on attracting tourist trade. - - The state executives voted to ..-ha aapol a crori h i nc In nharffp ...nw inAt ictrv nnH mlnini contract cancellations, iu iui- nlsh contractors with sufficient prior notice so that discharged workers - may receive prompt payment of wages. CHILD FALLS FROM Dennis E. 'Ausranc, three-and one-half year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Ausranc of Lindley Heights, fell from a car to the pavement while riding with friends on Friday after noon and was ' immediately rushed to Klamath Valley hos pital for treatment for bruises and lacerations. It was neces sary to take several stitches in his head as a result 01 me ac cident. ... Young Ausranc was appar ently playing with the handle on the roar door of the car when it opened suddenly, throwing him to the pavement. The car was going quite slowly at the time of the accident and he was not hurt seriously. Dennis, was allowed to go kmnA nftnr hiMllP dlvpll CHUT gency treatment and is reported to bo recovering nicely. CONTAINS MORE THAN OTHERS Coffee .contains more sub stances than any other beverage. It contains water, sugar, casein, nm fnt nil minornl water. wood and caffeine, the latter a drug composed of nitrogen, car- Don, nyorogen ana waicr. VAST CABLE SYSTEM The earth is belted with more than 300.000 miles of submarine cables, 100,000.000 miles of tele phone wires, and 5,000,000 miles of telegraph cables. SIX KLAMATH TAKEN BY POLICE On a complaint made by John 'ri....,c.,i phi'mult 'service station operator, Oregon slate police arresieo. sis rumum,, youths at 11:15 p. m. Sunday as n.nr A fsttiliMlIm? f 10111 Ell sone. Thompson said the buys siopprn hi ni ihpi, """ two quarts of oil. and then drove aiiuv .. limit mi V I 111 District Attorney Clarence Humble said this morning ne was investigating the charge and had not yet filed complaints. i.,.,r.K,. wan, Nile Vernon Tucker. 20, route 2 box 840: Bruce Warren Hess, -!U. route s Knv l' cuifl In hnve been the driver of the car: Charles Wsl- iter Swltrler. l;,?"?'JlT.!! on cave trom i" -,i ihrt-o m nors who I have been referred to the M uth county Juvenile '';lr Stale police stoppeil Hie ir near Algoma on lililhwii.v 7. fol lowing Thompsons call inn Sunday. ru'.innuin Man Pavs Fine for Drunk Driving Arthur Mayflcld, Chlloquln rosident, was arrested by Ore con stale police Sunday In the .1... 1 Mmii street. viciiiuy ui a.,,.--, . : ; , and a charge of driving while - ... IImiimi under ine mum- mu '", placed against him. May! eld ' i i.. i...il..A j.i.ttrl Moll. iippearcn in ju"1"- , , dav morning, entered a plea of guiltv. and paid a fine of $107, Mnvfieltl's wife. Charlotte, was charged with being drunk on a public highway and paid a $10 fine in Justice J. A. Mil- honey s court Troop Celebrates First Anniversary Hoy Scout troop IB celebrated Its first yciir 01 scorning receni y with a dinner held at Kiilr linveii school. The colebrtlon was held March 30 with 150 parents, friends and scouts at- U Council President K. O, Klnlin of Modoc Area Council and Paul Skocn, advancement chairman for the urcu, were on hand. Harold Ashley, scoutmaster fur troop 8, and William Vim Clovo, scoutmaster for troop 2, were also present. During the year membership Increased from 20 to S2 active scouls, IB of whom were drop ped, however, for various rea sons. Fred Lb Forgo is chair man of the working committee of mon for tho troop and It Is sponsored by Wcyorhueuser Timber company. 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