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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1945)
1 i t 1 TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS Thursday, Aug. 30, 194S REDUCTION Ifl DEATHS SEEN NG WEEK WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 (fP) Revisions and deletions In com bat casualties reported by the armed forces todny produced a reduction of 274 from last week's total. The new figure, which is not final, Is 1,070,545 as against 1,070,810 for the preceding week. Tho current total includes 923, 284 for the army and 147,261 for the navy. The army report represented decline of 197. The navy total dropped 77. A breakdown on army casual, tics and corresponding figures for last week: Killed 201,126 and 190,656; wounded 571,346 and 571,179; missing 31,461 and 33,543; pris oners 119,351 and 119,103. The war department reported that 358,807 have returned to duty and 96,970 of the prison ers have been exchanged or re turned to military control. Similar figures for the navy: Dead 53.359 and 53,229; wounded 79.843 and 80,039; missing 10,428 and 10,426; pris oners 3631 and 3644. The "Big E" Weathers Air Attacks 4 - v .. . Es.iefifc. . 14 Logger Killed By Falling Snag PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 30 (JP) The death of another fire fighter in the gigantic Tilla mook blaze was disclosed today. William Thomas, 53, Seaside logger, died Tuesday en route to an Astoria hospital. A falling snag struck him while he was fighting fire 20 miles from Til lamook. Reporting all blazes under control today, State Forester Nels Rogers said, barring a strong east wind, present fires can be kept within their boundaries. Dens tmoke mushrooms up from the dtck of the carrier En terprise a a result oi a terrific explosion caused when a Jap suicide plane crashed into the deck during operations off Okina wa May 14, 1945. (AP wirephoto from U. S. navy). Oregon To Add To Record Spud. Crop CORVALLIS, Aug. 30 OP) Western states are helping to produce what is expected to be the third largest potato crop in history, Oregon State college extension service said today. The service reported Oregon, Washington and Idaho had ship ped 2600 more carloads by Aug ust 18 than in the same period last year. Western states are expected to produce 116,000,000 bushels of a total national crop of 420, 000,000 bushels. If a visitor is looked upon with approval by a Borneo tribe, ne is presented with an egg. PRISONERS HARVEST CROPS CORVALLIS. Aug. 30 W More than 2000 German prison ers of war are now helping har vest Oregon's crops. The men have been used in Marion. Yam hill, Polk, Jackson and Malheur counties, reported the state farm labor office. The peak number working at a single time was 2058, in late August. Honeyville is in Utah; Honey ford in North Dakota. HUE PI I TO BERTH NAVY RESERVE fLEET ASTORIA, Ore., Aug. 30 Ml A campaign started more than 45 years ago has been reward ed by selection ot the Tongue Point naval station here to berth a 514 ship reserve naval fleet. Notified late yesterday by tho navy of Astoria's selection, civic leaders recalled that Oregon con gressmen had championed de velopment of the Columbia river naval base since Rear Admiral Bradford reported its advantages in 1900. War in the Pacific added $7,000,000 worth of installations WASHES WOOLENS to fluffy softness (A AIWKICA i WAM1 WUKU 3 to the state's only pre-war naval station and brought 2000 officers and enlisted men Uero to operate the airport, small craft port and air depot and nuvul hospital. dipt. I. L. Llnri, who inspect ed northwest ultes in Puget Sound area and Portland and Vancouver, 'reported mainten ance of tho ivservo fleet would require about 1800 enlisted per sonnel and 200 officers. 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Sliliiiomuru's Tokyo nullo broadcast, recorded by tho fed eral communications cunnnls slon, whs directed to tlio nrmed forces ttud civilians nlikc. Ilo urged tho proplo to in crease food production, hasten Japan's reconstruction and obey the emperor. Tho wur minister announced the withdrawal and disarming of Japanese troops from Man churia, Korea. Kurafuto, For mosa and elsewhere was pro ceeding smoothly. TO URGE COMPLETION WASHINGTON, Aug. 31) T) President Trumuii Mild Unlay ho plans to recommend to cnngicwi soon tho completion of thu St. Lawrence seaway project long advocated by IiIn predecessor, riVNldeut lluosovcll, DISCHARGE CHANQE KKTC1IIKAN, Alaska, Aim. ;IU (pi A ehiiniiii In discharge proceiiuio which permits service uieii and women who wish to re main In Alaska to bo separated from thu service here was an nounced yesterday by district coast guard headquarters;, Classified Ads llrliig Results. 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