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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1947)
'i Jury Affirms Treason Count 1IOHTON. June 30 111 Dmiulea Chandler, fiiriiifr Iliilllmora news nmii accused of ecrvlne; aa a naal radio cuiiiiiienUitor (lurliiK the war, was convicted u( treason Haturday by a federal Jury. , Tim vtudli't wim ranched after I nmira Him 40 inlnulca o( dclluora lloll. 'I'll tall, thill. fkS-vear.nld da. fruilniil allriicdly made recordings miner i mi inline in "I'nui nevere" fur bruuiliaat to the United Htwtea over hurt wiivo from Clernmny. The penalty fur trruunn tuny ba nenin nr an nil to aa live yeare Im prisonment mid a aiO.OOO fins at tlia discretion of Ilia presiding Juilae. In nil Hft-iiilnuta charge, Judge 1'i'niiiln J. W. I'nrd told Ilia Jury the ciiMi wan Important to Ilia Unit ed Hlnles of America and Important In the ilpfpiidmit, accused of a "moat Heinous crime." i nitnoll Vallev Ths riiininiinlly wb saddened lata Wednesday Hlleinnon when drain came uncKiHvtedly tn Allrn E. Clair, a resident of f jtimcll vallry for over u yrara. i)eecsi ayniiatliy la ex tended to Ilia family. Illll Hniimim arrived Tuesday from MImoiiiI to visit Ilia altter, Mr, iiero wninini anil lamiiy. Mr. and Mra. Clrnrgo Fernlund and aona spent Hundny at Medford Willi rrlntlvea and frlvnda. Klsle Kent of Taroma, Wash., Mra llernicc lledrlrk of the Hawaiian Islands, mid Karl Kent of Klamath Kalle were illnner gueata rjuudny of Mr. anil iwra. mil uuriiett ana loin-lly. Mra. Albert Urarborn and family aienl Monday with Mra. Wesley uearoorn ana lamiiy. Mr. and Mra. l-altno Home and Hunan. Mr. and Mra. Don Koaa and Illll, David and Tom House ent the week-end at Medford. Their father la Improving from hla lllneaa, Mra. Kerb Johnnon la racoverliif nliely from a major oiieration and haa returned to her home at Illy. Mr. and Mra, Illll Prior and Janet are here from Houthern California visaing hla autrr at Olympla, Waah,, at the Karl Krnt home. Mr. and Mra. Joe Itoad are spend Ilia a few daya In Man Pranclsco. Mr. and Mra. Harry frailer visited on Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mm. r, W. Ilruwn. Mr. and Mra. Kd Dcerlng of Pal- Ion, Nev., visited with Mr, and Mra. Lee IJavla and family. Mra. Lola Hunt ana amall daugh ter epenl Wednesday with Mra. Mareu ftandnll and her amall aon. Oorla Invltl aiient leal week In HoimiiMi wlih her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Dearborn. Killtti Olfl haa returned horn from Hlllalrie hraipltal. line la re covering nicely from her recent acci dent. Mra. Blella De Bel la vUltlng rela Uvea and frlenda at Baker. Mra. Clladya St. Clair and her brother. Gerald Andrea a, boll) of Mlnneapolla, Minn., apent aeveral daya with Mr. and Mra. Harry Pre tier. Babe Connor of Merrill la spend ing a week with her coualna, Mr. and Mra. Herman Itodgea and family. Mr. and Mra. Prod Rueck have returned from vacation trip to Vallowatone park. Hunday dinner guesU at the home of Mr. and Mra. Kd Jouea and Mr. and Mra. Hob Da I Ion were Mr. and Mra. Hnrr Jonea and Dorothy Jones of Klamath Kails, Mr. and Mra. Herb Jonra and family and Mra. Woodard of Port Klamath. Mr. and Mra. Caary Jonra of CARNIVAL B Dick Turner J) " ttmm m "Oh, lay htrV.1 that Un bucks I owt you!" Glucose Plant Funds Talked A meeting of the board of direc tor of the glucose plant at Hatfield, Calif., and officiate of the North west Chemurgy Co-op bank In Spo kane, Wni,h., waa held In Wenatchee, Waah.. Suturday, with Cheater Main of Tuleluke present. At a meeting of atockholdera of the plant, held recently In Merrill, consideration waa given refinancing the project so that It could be oper ated till fall. A proposal put before the atockholdera to accept stock In Elace of dividend until the plant i paid for waa accepted. Payment for hauling cull apuda, however, would be made according to the agreement. Thla plan came under full dla cuulon at the Wenatchee meeting. CopobU Nursing Care for Aged or Convalescent Ambulatory . or Bed Caeca Even Tide Rest Home MI N. Mala Phone 7M Ashland, Ore. Bee Men Start Blaze In Brush Burning beea Saturday In a pit on a Branny field near the Bprlrig Lake cnooinouae cauaea nuse column of amoke, reported from Hogback mountain lookout aa a bruah lire. The county fire department found upon investigation that E. K. Nlch- n ! Im lfi,irlM. I rl m Aatilanrf waa burning a swarm of lnfectc! beea with gasoline In a pit when the fire apread to the grassy field. About one-half acre of dry grasa waa burned but no damage caused. The bee men are camping In the Spring Lake achoolhouae and It waa first oeneved from the volume of smoke that the echool tu afire. New Group Fights RMn?a,mm,!.n3 hshntn.V,o,mPth,. tfuTriS', nrrSrSJ?,.. "I" .Portsmen"" 8o'th,rn WKAI.I NKWS, Klamalb rails. On. MONDAT. J 3e, 1M1, Faf t mm IVYr .SUMAC d-JJ0VERNM"iT BUREAU new tannic acid treatment for ivy, oik and sumac poisoning". The treatment has been found excellent; it is gentle and safe, dries up the bliiirrs in a sur prisingly short time often within 24 hours. These government findings are incorporated ia the aew product IVY-DRY At your drugstore, $9e. irr ur i mi,, sr irt coir, Wmu,Ur. . . Dairy were Thursday vlsllora at the Lra Leavltt home. Klmon Yoder. the new manager of the Langell valley Irrigation dis trict, arrived last week to atari work. He recently waa graduated from Oregon Hlule college and la a former Montana resident. He waa In the armed forcea for several yrara. Mra. ualay cox took her Blue Birds to Klamath Falls on Wed nesday. The glrla enjoyed a picnic at Moore park and went to a show. Mr. ana Mrs. Kd uowan are siieua- lug a few days at Dlnmond lake. Mr. and Mrs. Hill Novotny vis led Mr. and Mra. P. W. Brown Wednes day evening. Dlnhelea la nmtt (.nmm,,(i intnna the Jewish race, strikes mora wom en than men, and more married women than single. Burning Woodshed Brings Fire Truck. . 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