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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1948)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACI THRU 'Aircraft Workers Quit Boeing Plant In Pay Boost Ruckus MKA'ITI.r, April it MWTIn pro tection Hue of Iho Itoelng Air plane company No. 1 aource of It. H. air forr-o bmnliera stoud Idle today l.t.MOO workers went out n itrlko to climax a year-long wage dispute. I'lrkeU of the Aeronautical M. hanlra union (Ind.l, look up their poela aliurtly after nildnlglit. All production ceaard nt lii'iO a. m. when awing alilll workers Irft III plant. 'I'll strike la tin ouliirnwth of union demands for a jo-rent lioiirly wuge Increase, right pnld holiday! and a seniority clause. It win not known Immediately If the at rlke hna received sanction of the liuernallmisl union. Vote In IU47 The pluiil workers voted March 16, IIM1, to ilrlka In support of de manda but. at thnt time, the Inler imllonal refused to authorise lilt walkout. Today'! atrlke followed failure of f leral conrlllatora to brliif about a meeting between Ilia union and Xonipaiiy repreaentatlvea. I'realdenl William M. Allen of lloclllg aalll the additional union demand for elilil paid holidays would puali Ilia pay booal to U ernta an hour. "Ilia company cannot remain In buslneaa and pay wngra Unit far abovn the real of Uie Indualry," ha averted. A la-cent Increase offered by the eompaiiy In Junuary, Allen aald, "would have been well abova the hlitheat wages paid In tht Indus-try-Low Wage Union aMikeaineii anld the over ate wane at tho plant I H3B an hour, which l extremely low In comparison with living raU and other waaea In Oio Heallle area. Hralea raime from II to $1 DO. Ilia laal pay InrreaMi waa granted March IB. IMS. the union aald. An eatlmaled 80 picket took up their patrol ahnrtly after mldnlitht before the main Hoeing plant, the Kenton teal motion and company liutallallona at Hoeing field. Union aKikramen anld the picket force would be enlariied today. Several hundred eraona were on hand aa the awing ahlft workera left the plant at 13:30 a. m.. but none made any effort to enter the gatea. The atrlka halta production on aha army'a new .uper-Jrl bomber, the XB-47. aa well aa elraloerule era. alratofretihtrre, and the army's ew cargo plane, tha C-M. Voman Ki By Own Car ATLANTA. April M I7PV An At lanta matron waa killed early Wednesday whan run ovr by her own automobile In which aha had been tha eole occupant. Pollr reported Mrs. Loyca J. Threlkeld waa driven to her parked ear by a taxi. She left the taxi and entered her car, calling to the driver to help her open a glove compartment. Tha taxi driver. Mark Corley. aald he opened a door to the car to comply and aa he did Mra. Threl- . keld apparently stepped on both the starter and accelerator. Corley and other witnesses said the oar spun Into the street In a circle and on the third go-round hurled Mrs. Threlkeld to the pave- ; ment. On the fourth trip, police quoted Corley. the car ran over Mrs. Threlkeld. The car finally came to a halt against a curb. Mooring Basin Hearing Postponed WASHINGTON, April 23 (A) The '. maritime commission hearing on Its . decision to moor the Pacific North ' west reserve fleet at Astoria, Ore. J has been postponed until May t. The hrnrlng was to have been ' Friday. Senator Cordon (R.-Ore.) Said today the commission had de i laved until the later date. f The commission's decision brought , protest, from Washington members of congress and stirred up a oon ' trovorsy between them and the Ore ' gon delegation. Cordon said he was given no rea son for the postponement. ', Turr those no-longer-used ar- tides Into cash now I Herald and ' News Want Ads are Inexpensive and bring quick results. Kerns Kernels A lot of storkmrn ran out of hay this spring. Simply not enough hay In Klamath Valley to fit the long feeding season. We still have 'a fair supply of l.arisk, (Irlrnm and Common Al falfa seed on hand. It's Just a suggestion, but If you need alfalfa seed come In and see Also, we have all of the grasses and clovers to make a good pasture. And, If you wish, we will make a pasture mix to suit your need. No mix Is too small and none la too large. ' -Jm W. Kerns 734 Houlh nth Street Klamath Falls, Oregon Proposed School Budgets Oenernl control Instruction supervision . Instruction teaching Operation of pliuil Maintenance and repair Auxiliary agencies Fixed charges ..... Capital outlay Iebt aervlce Emergency .. ........ TOTAL I1UDCIET Lass: Estimated receipt Amount to raise 6 delinquent taxes General fund levy llunds and Interest ..... 6-year serial levy Mills serial levy lllllliet 1 1141-411 . ii.avft.oo .... 40.34:1. 03 .... 3nll.IIHI.3ft ... tO.IKfl.37 ... aii.r.:u 1 1 . 61. 033. W .... 30,701.40 ... 3t),44l).t0 000.00 . 7,600.00 ... 12J3V.7 ... 300J48.V6 3ii,oni.oi 16.608.06 Approved I 11,100.00 44.011.30 407,110.03 nO.BWHOO 34 .600 .88 tfl .638.68 38.1W.00 70,2u8.6 800 00 7,600.00 713,187.36 363,306.00 168.80336 17,848.11 TOTAL LEVY Rate - 337,680.0(1 31.000 00 20.00000 .... 60,000.00 143880 0 388 J70.8I0.36 16,000.00 20.000.00 4111038 37.1 Union High School District No. 2 Oeneral control Inatructlon eupervlalon - Instruction teaching -, Oeratlon of plant Maintenance and repair Auxiliary agenclea Fixed charge Capital outlay Debt aervlce Emergency - .... TOTAL UUIXHCT -. Leas: Eatlmaled receipt Amount to raise ... 8 delinquent taxes Oeneral fund levy 6-year aerial levy . Budget 1047-4 $ 10.07600 . 30.14600 . 224.V08.12 . 40.308 00 . 21 .658 33 . tl .243.26 . 16.004 00 . 38.083-00 600 00 7.600.00 . 431.836.70 . 1414308 . 288301.73 . 14,484 68 Approved I 11.660.00 21.243.00 26V .843.14 43.232.00 26.21V.ee 4V.082.00 16.V60.00 2V .332.30 800.00 7,600.00 46VJ60.03 100310.00 21X1 .540 03 1433V .00 3 (M .38(130 . 60.000.00 311.3 67.03 80.000.00 TOTAL LEVY ... Rate $384.366 30 18-3 I3VU6V.03 18 68 (On 1847-48 assessed valuation). Candidates Column Campaign Statements From Candidate At The May 21 Primary Election By JACK LINKF.NBACK Republican Candidate for Sheriff I have been on the Klamath Falls police department nearly 13 years, and am a sergeant In charge of the street force from 4 p. m. to 1 a. m. I have Just flnlahed a course In police training. This school was eon ducted by the sheriff's deputies of Multnomah county and FBI agents. In the paat. I have attended many such schools. I have had years of business ex perience as a box factory superin tendent, grocery store owner and in a service station aa owner and oper ator, I have been on many man hunt with posse for lost persons In the hilts and for escaped criminals. I am a strong believer In teen-age clubs, Juvenile work In all forms and In probation for first offenders where the violation Is not too vici ous. I will cooperate with all other authorities In this type of work In every way possible. I believe Uie man living In the outlying district of the county Is entitled to as much consideration as the man living In town. I have the education, experience and tralnlilg to handle the sheriff's duties and resiectfully ask your sup port on May 21.. Bikini Target Ships Sunk PEARL HARBOR. April 23 W Three more target' ships of the Bikmi atomic bomb testa have been sunk by naval gunfire off Kawa Juleln. the navy said today. They are the attack transports Dawson and Carteret and the L.8.T. 62. They were sunk Sunday. So far 14 dam aged and radioactive target ships have been sent to the bottom. In cluding the battleship Pennsylvania. To Play Saturday .j , u ,..,,.., ,-m- V v V IV. Nary Vitrn KdrlU OrU with hi 13-pleca orchestra come from enffftfeinrnU In Hun FrunrUco to i play for dancing In Merrllt Batur- 1 day from 10 p. m. to Z a. m. Hones ' of Vocalist RUn Wilde will be fea- j tared Auto Wreck Victim Dies Mrs, Ida Mue Llskey, wife of A. A. Llskey of Litchfield, near Husanvllle, Calif., died April 16 at a 8ussnvll)e hospital as the result of shock and Injuries received In an automobile accident April 13. Mrs. Llskey Is the former Ida Mse Orchard of the Merrill district and Is well known In this area. Her hus band Is the brother of Dave, Dsn and John Llskey, Klamath Falls. Llskey Is still confined to his hospital bed, suffering from broken ribs, a dislocated shoulder and other hurt. Final rites for Mrs. Llskey were held Monday with interment In Janeavllle cemetery. 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