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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1946)
Demo Rally Hears Yets Name Yoes Jon C'eiMin, fur oluht ycura jnuyor pf I'ortliiiiri, uml velrr mi ( twu World Wars, lust nltfht warned tleiunrriits here that If tlio veterans of (ho lut war are not satisfied, i-ontlltluns In Ilia etnmlry arc union to be worse tliun miy tliliiK Unit liai rvi'r KOiip hcfiirn. Ha uriied tlmt exaervlcenum kern cliixo wnlr-h on rniisirrss iiicn lit WnnliliiKlon and liniiia illulely work to "retire" any who arc found uiiyiniiitlii'llc to tlic nerds of Ilia veteran and the nutlun, C'liraon'a eddrces was mad lit'furo nil assembly of loiul vet. rrana and duinncruU lint nlitht In the Veterans Memorlnl build HiK When the funurr I'ortluiul muyur hnd finished lila tiilk, Matter uf t'vreniunies K. I. (I'ut) Ivory Invlti'd an alrlnK of the troubles of the ex-servicemen In the audience. Member of llio Klamath County Democrat ic dull were luiiuedliitely In formed III no mfcni'i'd terms that Die loiin and siirnlim good pro visions of the (it hill of rlKhlx were a "IiiukIi," that the hov-einnii-nl'a huunlnu proiiram waa .too hlith priced for exu-rvlce-'men and that pensions were too small to provide decent living for disabled men. Veterans Not "Kids" The welfare of the velernn does not dcjx'ud entirely uimjii what the government doea for him, the democratic lender were told, but the public must put the Idea that "veteraiu are Irresponsible kldi" out of Its mind. Curson also pledged aupport of the candidacy of Lamar Townseud, Klamath Kulll nom i n e e for couitreu. 1'ownaend. aiM'Sklnn In hli own bt-half, told the Rnllierlnii that without a ineiuher In the coiiKresslmutl ocli'Kiilion of the name parly a the administration, Oreijun la an "orphan In the family of atutea." He pointed out the reduced appropriation for the Umatilla duin, coming at lime when the rlvera and power resource! of euMern Oregon badly need development, at a "glaring ex ample" of the Inability of the republican delegation to obtain what Oregon needs from Wash ington. Dam Request Pared A J3.U0O.O0U appropriation waa originally asked, but the amount granted was $2,000,000. Towmcnd alio took Issue with Rep. Lowell Rlockman, who voted against the OPA, saying that Stockman waa "hitting the road" for inflation, and stated as one of his campaign pledges that he would aupport price controls "as long as they were needed." 1 The democratic rally was not entirely given over to speeches. ' The Mnhoney sisters. Madeline, Mary, Margaret and Trances, ac companied by (laldy Evnnj. sang several numbers, and Slim I'erklns and Ducko Bnrker pre sented comedy and Instrumen tal songs. mald j niws. duaita rails, or. ranAT, m.t it. ism. he im Four-State C. Of C. Meets In Spokane TACOMA. May 17 Ml Meet- ing to plan an agenda for the four-slnle conference to bo held In Spokane tomorrow, chamber of commerce representatives irom I'nrtland, Tacnma and Seattle met here yesterday, and discussed the advantages to be gained by a permanent conven ing of this kind. The Saturday conference was proposed by Mayor Earl Riley of iortland. He invited represen tatives of government, labor, In dustry, education and agricul ture from Washington," Oregon, Idi.ho and Montana to meet to discuss plans for "cementing the Pacific northwest Into a unit" for Industrial, commercial and agricultural development. BIG HAUL! CANTON, 111., May 17 Mi Sheriff Harold L. Ellsworth Is on the prowl for the thief who stole a barn or what was left of it. Ellsworth bought the bnrn nnd .'had it razed, and planned to re ' inovo'the lumber. But when he returned tho next day, every thing was gone. 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