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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1948)
FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1948 v HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Bullet Clue In Shooting Of Union Man HAKUIWFIlCl.l, Cullf.. May 11 (I't A bullet recovered from an upholstered chair novo sheriff's In veatlualors clue Thursday In tin wounding of Jamca I'rloe, 33, API, farm labor union leader. Hherlff's bnllutlc raperla Mid tin bullet, found In I lie clmlr In I'rlcet home, waa of furelKii type, lilno iiilllliimlrrii, probably from a Oer. in nil Luuer or Wultlier pistol. l'rlce wna allot In the hend Mon duy nliiht when a fuallludo waa IU id Into hla home while he and oilier unloiiltta were holding a meeting. Ilmipltal attendant re ported hla condition wua fair today. Price la president of Loral aia of the union and chnlrman of a t'ommlltro lending a alrlko for union recognition nl the Dl Olurulo farms at nearby Arvln. tlnv. Karl Wnrren, who previously ordered an Investigation of the crime by tho alate altorury general'.-: office. todny In Hacrameuto an nounced that a $1,000 reward would be poalcd for Information leading to arrest of the person who thol f'rlra If the union official dlea. Tho governor ald that If It were Irgally possible he would not con dition the reward upou the death of l'rlce. Fertilizer Making Seen WAHIIINOTON. May 31 i.V-Kp. Norblad ill.-Ore.) predicted today that congress will pau legislation ur.drr whlcli the comnirrce depart ment would funiliih nialrrlal for makliii fertiliser at the Balrm, Ore., frrtlllscr plant. The plant, eonntruclrd by the gov. eiiimrnt, recently waa aold to the C'rlumbla Mrtnla Co., by Uir war assets administration, butsjnkprhlad aitld It waa forced tn cloae rtqsVh be cauae of Inability to obtain ma terial. The representative aald he be lieved congress will approve hla bill Interline In the present law au thority for the department to con. trot baalc fertilizer material (nltro gennua comixmndat. . The depiirtment now haa authorl tv tn control only the finished pro duel. "Under my bill." Norblad aaldjn a alatemcnt, "the department of commerce would direct that a cer tain part of thla base material go to fertlllrer which would be for ex port "The effect of thli would be to make available more than enough fertiliser for our foreign commit ment and In turn a much larger amount for our farmera. We hope that thla will give ua a lufflrlent allotment to reopen our Salem ph,nt " Norblad aald that hoiue commit -leei agreed hla propoaal la the beat solution for the present ahortage of baa materlala for ferllllaer. CARNIVAL By Dick Turner coea law a Hit Marat 'tc. t. m sro u aar. Off "I hate to tay anything about It hit little workshop it the, only recreation he hat!" Great-Great-Great-Great Grandmaw Waits Birthday LYMAN. Wah., May 31 lPi-An Irlah - born great -grcnt-greul-Krc it grandmother la uniting quietly at her home here for her lUlh birth day June 0. 8he la "Ornndma" Krankle Lock aby, who recalls heurliig the rumble of Civil War cannon while living In the Cleorgla hi I la. Her children to the seventh gen eration scattered throughout the United States testify to her age. ' "Grandma" Lockuby had 16 aom and duUKhtera and one of the daughters hud 14 offspring. Her grandchildren have great grand children. "Grandma" cume across country Doctor To Pay Damages OKLAHOMA CITY. May 31 We A yard of saute and a aafety pin left Inalde a patient after an opera- i tlon are worth $1200 damagea from ' an Oklahoma City aurgeon, a dis trict court, Jury decided here yealer- i day. 1 The Jury overrode mrdlcal tesll- mony, from aa far away aa Harvard university, that the materlala could ; not have caused a aecond cancer for Thomas F. Winston, McAleater, . Okie., contractor. Winston, the plaintiff and pa- ! Ilent, aald Dr. Raymond L. Mur- ' dorh left a yard of gauie sponge, a safely pin and a hcmoatal Inside him. Ha sued for $84,000. Dr. Murdoch conceded tlw gauge and pin were taken out tn aecond operation seven weeka later, but denied the hemosUit waa In the collection. A hemoalat la scissors like clamp used to block blood vessels In a major operation. Classified Ada Bring Real Results' mmmm All.- A i ai - . o"- i. Alt.-.! ,J Ail -11' V oJ , I Open 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. All Day Saturday 11 DR. OMAR J. N0LES DR. WILLIAM B. SIDDENS ,rM-tJ,u itj&'to&-:i LADIES, TOMORROW LAST DAY u 5 i ft" Pressure Cooking Show Conducted in RICKYS APPLIANCE STORE under supervision of MRS. WALLACE, nationally known cooking expert Jet Inventor Money Shy IjONIXJN, May 31 (H'tnit royal commission on awards will meet j next week for the tank of persuud- lug a reluctant Inventor to accept about 60,000 pounds i2Utt,000i. The man who hesliutea to Utke the cash, tax free. Is Air Commo dore Frank Whittle, holder of a number of basic patents for Jel propulsion and gas turbine engines. Whittle has been secalng recog nition, not cash. Ho feels It would be Improper for him lo claim a monetary reward because he devel oped his Inventions while serving aa an officer of the crown. "But of course If the crown takes the Initiative there may be another asect to the case," he conceded. from Georgia recently In an auto mobile. Hhe plans to sjicnd her remaining dnys In this little North west Washington town where her time la spent mostly quilting without the aid of glasses. Northwest Has Freak Show Of Weather Conditions lly The Associated Press A cloudburst, flush floods, tornado funnel and a wave of warm weather gave Pacific Northwest residents a liberal sprinkling of the "unusual" yesU'lday. The good purt the warm weaLh cr will be repeated today, the weather bureau said. 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