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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1945)
TEN HERALD AND NEWS Thursday. Mir 10. Klamath To Join In Pray e r For Wa r D e a d InV-EDay Program Klamath Falls will join the nation in prayer Sunday, May 13, officially dedicated as a day of prayer for those who lost their lives In battle, and a time of Thanksgiving for the ces sation of hostilities in the Euro pean theater. 1 President : Harry S. Truman set aside this coming Sunday as he asked all Americans to remember- their war dead on this day. . In Klamath Falls churches tribute will be paid aU men 01 this area who have laid down their lives in the present con flict Of the 142 ' Klamath basin men of the army; navy and ma rines, who have been reported lost since December 7, 1941, 45 paid the supreme sacrifice in the .European ana iueauerifui , ean theaters of war. " Following is an unofficial list compiled by lne iieram ana News of this group for whom special prayers will be said Sun day: Pvt OiiHm A. Hitson. U. S. army. Ijoct his Ufa In the sinking of a trans port in tha North Atlantic, February 3, X1U IK wm torn wvu vi mt. auu Mrs. H. E. Hitaon, LartfeU -valley. PTC Charles "Bob" Hamilton, M, killed In acUoa In Africa. May. 1943. This was the first casualty reported her as tha result of the African cam paign. Son of Mrs. George Lamb, Spring lake district. Howard Ernest Grossen. ships cook, 3c Seabees. Died of funshot wounds in Africa August 17. 1943. Husband of Mrs. Hal lie Grossen. formerly of 615 Martin. fiR uavri C Barnes. 38. Henley. KUled tn action in North Africa, July 36. 1943. Family now in Grants Pass. CpL Vernon Lousignont, killed In ac tion in ojciiy. AUgUSl 4. uwu OS Mrs. Dave Uakey. 1945 Auburn. Prt Clarence W., Luce. 29, 91st recon naissance squadron. Died of wounds re ceived in Italy on January 13, itt. His wife. Alice, lives at 4444 Boardman. Pvt. Lace was the son of L E, Luce, SOB S. 5th. TSgt- Theodore Schatz. 36. U. S. army air corps. Killed in action over Germany In January. 144. His wife, Charlotte, resides in this city. SS John W. DeMille. U. S. army air- corps. kUled in action over Sicily. May 10. 1943. Son' of Mr. and Mrs. Boy IS. DeMiUe. Ashland. 86 Orville Carmlchael, 37. U. S army air corps. Kilted in action over England tn March, 1944. former resi dent of MaUn. 2nd Lt. Charles H. Semon, 17. S. army paratroops, killed in action D-Day, June 6. 1944, tn Prance. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Eenry Semon of Henley. 1st Lt. Donald T. Turner, ion of Mrs. Jack Bales. 1038 Homedale, killed in action D-Day, June 6, 1944, in France. Member of tha U. S. army tank corps. . Prt. William T. Murray, U. S. army paratroops, -glider Infantry, killed in France June 25. 2944. Son of Mrs. A. M. Murray, now of Delleker. Calif. Sgt. Albert Werner. U. S. army; kill' ed in action tn Italy on June 8, 1944. Brother of Mrs. Douglas Free bo rg. 225 Cast Main. 1 SSgU Alex Sundberg; 26, U. S.army air .corps gunner, killed in action over Holland. Marah 36, 1944. Son of Mels : Sundberg. 9959 Delaware. - Sgt. Ryrus Ristine. 33, U. S. army Infantry, killed in action 4n Italy, Au gust 13. 1944. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. RUtine. 5346 Harlan drive. S 'Sgt. Alfred D. Giles. 35. V. S. arm tank battalion, armored division, killed in action In France Auxust IT. 1944. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Giles. ChtloQUln. PFC Tony Degerlamoe. V. 5. army. kUled tn action July 5. 1944, in Medi terranean area while serving with 963rd Infantry of the 91t division. Huband of Mrs. Evelyn Degerlamoe, 4413 Freida. i-t tritp A Bnick. U. & army in fantry, killed tn action D-Day. June 6. 19. in r ranee- on n r. -K. O. Burck. 3348 Homedale. Pvt. Ned Moss. IS. V. S army, killed in action in France July , 1944. Son of Steve Moss of Ramona Apt., this city. . Pvt Arthur W. Benrqutst, ST. V. S. army infantry. Killed in action In France on July 3. 1944. Formtrly of BIPFC Frank Arthur Cress. 33. V. S army paratroops, killed in action in HoUand. September 26. 1944. Son of Mrs. Gladys Cress, 3949 Blsbe. CpL Walter Jcweph Ambro ettl, 31. I? S. army. kUled in action in the European theater September iT. 1944. Son of Mrs. Oscar Pederson of this city. inri Robert Taber Leslie. ST. V. S. army air corps, killed in action over Italy October l. is, on Mrs, Maurice G. Leslie. 811 Rose. Capt. Ehle Reber. 31. killed In action in raid over Europe with V. S- rmy air corps. February. 1943. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Reber. Mai in. Pvt. Elmer M. Estes. 37, U. S. army .1. Mn viiiH in action in France. October T, 1944. Son of Mrs. Anna Estes. 1019 McKinley. ' Lt. James D. Nendel, U. S. army air corps, killed in plane craan ucrowr w. 1944, in England. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Nendel. 316 East Main. SSgt. Lawrence O. Griffin. U. S. army, killed in action in France Oc tober 8, 1945. Son of L. L. Griffin of Bly. lit Lt Robert Bunnell. 85. U. S. army infantry. killed In Germany October 9. 1944. Son of Mr. and Mrs. R, S. Bun nell, now of Sandy. Ore. TSgt Claud Pollock, U. S. army, killed in action in Germany October 9. 1944. Son of Mrs. Mary Motschenbach er. 9941 Bis bee. Lt Emil Potucek, 36. V. S. army, died tn a German prison camp after having been reported missing October 17. 1944. Son of Mrs. Anna Potucek. Malin. Pvt Lorenzo StaUard. 30. killed In action tn Belgium. December 36, 1944. His wife. Marjorie. resides at 4763 S. 6th. Sgt John Arnold. U. S. army infan try, killed in action in France in Janu ary. 1945. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arnold. 1435 Oregon. CpL Harry Penning, U. S. army, kill ed in action in France January 16, 1945. His wife. Eleanor, resides at 4144 Washburn way. Sgt Howard E. Crews, 33. U. S. army infantry. -Kilted in Luxembourg. S Sgt George Carries. 35, U. S. army infantry, killed in action in Belgium January 30. 1945. Son of Mrs. Elizabeth Carries of this city. PFC Dale Dunham. U. S- army in fantry, "killed to action in Italy Feb ruary 38. 1945. Son- of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dunham. 433 Oak. Sgt Norman Fykenide. 37. V. 8. army, killed In action in European theater December 23. 1944. Brother of Mn John Tenoski. 1220 Mon Claire. CpL Robert Blschoff, 34. U. S. army! killed tn acuon in biuemDourv wvwr March. 1945. Son of Mr. and Mr. Rude Blschoff. now 0 Murphy, Ore. CpL Walter D. Wilkinson. U. S. army air corps, killed in plane crash on Isle of Skye, March. 1945. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Noble C Wilkinson, ..Tulelake, Calif. Pvt Marshall Olson, 33, U. 8. army infantry, killed In action in France in March. 1945. Son of Mr. and Mrs. An ton Olson of Mills school.. 2nd Lt Clifford B. Russell. V. S. army air corps, killed in action over Truman Announces Victory Prwld.nt Hirry S. Trumin broadcaiti to th, nation the long awaited and momantoiis V-E Day proclamation. NEA telephoto. ROSE El Flashes of Life LOS ANGELES. May 10 UP) After u lnpso of 12 years an el-d.-rlv KoseburR, Ore., eotiple Just released from a riiiliupines pris on emnp whs reunited today with a son returned from long urmv duty In Alaska. The parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kidder, smiled happily as the son, Major Hobert Kidder, strode into their hotel here. With him was the brido he mnrried in Port Richardson, Alaska, last March. She was the former Julia Wnhovlak, army civilian employe, whom he met during his 38 mouths' service In the north. "I'm so happy to see Robert said. "Now if I only can see james. Capt. James D. Kidder, 24, West Point graduate, is with Gen. Patch's 7th army In Eu rope. REAL FOREST FIRE LOSS The greatest loss occurring in forest fires is not the destruction of mature trees, but the rulna tion of youna Krowth. and char ring of the forest floor, since much of the older timber still can be utilized, Classified Ads Bring Results. OLD FASHIONED SPOKANE, May 10 W f-..ir..in i.. kne cull fur divorce. He'rnlco G. Peters said her hus band refused to build a bath room In their homo becauso he thought "sanitary lacui ues wen; something new fan.'lcrt ami wouldn t last." OUTPOINTED cnnif ane Mnv 1(1 iT) The wlfo of Clarence Mathlson,- ex- flghter known In mo ring n "Bull Montana," doesn't want to u. i.i. ".n,iirlntf iMirtner. In suwrlor court seeking a divorce. Mrs. Blanche Mathlson testified Mathlson hasii l lougiu fessionally since their marriage i ui.'id hut said that he beat her up on various occasions. IT'S NOT FAIR ON AW A, la.,' May 10 (P) Wilbur Nielsen made an agree ment with his wlfo that If she ..i.i .,,.1.1. ti,n inwn this sum mer he would shovel snow off the walks next winter. On Tuesday Mrs. Nielsen com pleted giving (he lawn its first trimming of tho year. Yester day Nielsen dug up the snow shovel and cleared the freshly fallen snow from walks about their home. T PORTLAND, May 10 W) Tho end of the curfew brought bright lights and crowded streets to Portland In tho early hours to day. Night clubs, theatres and other places placed under tho ban two and a half months ugo lost little tlnin getting back on lliclr old schedules. Porllaiulers were leisurely about going homo. Almost without oxecption night clubs had their luring neon signs on up to tho 2:30 a. m. eloslna 'hour sot by stato regulation. However, military restrictions still required serv icemen to .leavo at midnight. Soma 2S0 amusement places. eluded J ?.XCU'V dunco hull,. i "Wl cluk ' ll. six ."'"fw.tTJ bowling uirry, "V?1 3 three .ki.n.... tW 'lioollug gnllcrlc K,!,'3 In Firo Pr.J. PENDLETON M First of , . T' Mr 11 te.'HJ'p- hv.'j spa Cmanr Ausuit 14. 1944. Son of Mn Kty bum.11. S41 Mt Pitt. Sgt. John Wayne Adams. U. S. army, killed in action in Germany March 38. l4S- Hla wife reside In . Vancouver, Wash. CnL Lawrence Burxee. 22. U. S. jirmy. killed to action in Germany on April 7. lUw SOO OX SOT. MHir BUT (en. 304 S. 5th. Lt-Col. Prentice Yeomans, U. 8. army, killed in acUon in Germany in - April. 1945. HU wife. Ellenor. retldea In New York City, and his mother-in-law ii Mr. Rose Poole oi this city. TSKl Ernest Stelnseifer, 30. son 'of E. Stelnseifer of Tacoma, Wash., for merly of Klamath Falls, reported miss ing over Germany with the U. S. army air force on February 34, 1944. He was declared dead in March, 1945. Board Sets Up Wage Rates For Bonneville PORTLAND, Ore..- May 10 (& A . board representing Bonne ville Power administration and Columbia Power Trades council is setting up wage rates to be adopted under Bonneville's new collective bargaining, agreement The board wiu . present find ings to the negotiating commit tee next month. HONEST COMPLAINANT- DES MOINES, la., May 10 m City Assessor. Bert L. Zuver and his deputies were not surprised when a housewife came into the office to file a tax assessment protest. Complaints are com mon in his office, Zuver said. But deputies blinked and Zuver commented, "if? never happened before," after they had read her objection. . She com- Worker Stricken By Appendicitis . Violet Franco, 19, reported for her first day at work at Fluhrer's bakery in the wrap ping department Wednesday, and a few hours later suffered an attack of appendicitis. Miss ' Franco was rushed by Klamath Ambulance service to the Klamath Medical clinic, and later to Hillside -hospital where she underwent surgery. She is reported doing nicely today. plained that her tax assessment for 1945 was too low by $120. Spend Your Vacation at LAKE O' WOODS RESORT Now open under tho tamo management, Mr. and Mn. T. S. Neeley and Mr. and Mr. J. A. Durcher. FISHING BOATS RESTAURANT STORE Modern cabins completely furnished with cooking fa cilities, eloctricity, hot and cold water. Bring your ration books at the Store and Servlco Station art now operating. Wi are now open for th summar lenion, for your enjoy ment and relaxation. Infantrymen" T'? 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