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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1951)
MONDY, DKCKMBKIl 10, Iflr.l ::kral and news, klamatii falls, oregon PAGE NINB 1 '! It ' V' Aft. , ) V.'t vminifiil iiMtrri M ' Jt 2 .....HI t.HIMn Inn I If Mirror Tells Of Huge Profits Made By Demo Chairman In Stock Deal NEW YOIIK. Wi-TIi Uallv Mir rnr aultl today iiJoi!-jiiiB" lor Krunk Mi Kiiinrv. newly-appointed Innul rlmii iiiiui. ao- aiiKIO alnric In- Mi'Klmiry SH.WH) lliiollt wllliln Imi mcmlliv i .'T'S.. ,1-. SELECTED Miss Aliyn De lano !)mtli (nliovci, 'JO, of Los AiKi'lcs. n student nt llio I'llvcisily o( California ill l.(ninj.:c!(is, was named (iilifonia Maid of Cotton in loiiipiltion at Krcsno. Slio will lolpi'tc for the nation al ctoui at Memphis, 'IVnn. I'AlflV 1 1 Demo Group Plans Meet utilizer, frank Cohm. borrowing munry Iroin thr- Ilrm'i fund. buuRht buck the aharra lor 7,000. "Deaplle thin tnultlpllratlnn of .llif roiiijiiinv'a alock value by 15 tint's." Kinplre Tractor aoon went, bankrupt. Bankruptcy prnce'dlnit r'corda In Philadelphia allowed that Mc iKInnry'a pollllral aponaor. Indiana I Democratic Chairman Krank M. Mr Male, alio nrtud hlnuelj $74,000 In the unit manner. Ilie mirror auolrd the apokra- McHale'i aliter, Mlu Mable Mr man a laying In WanhliiRtoii laat Hale, came out 118,600 ahead on nlnht that McKlnney purchaedi 2i0 mvealinent. .000 ...are. ol a.ock In the rlSS. Tractor company, meceaaor to nei comment. murii-invemiKnieu worm war two firm, the Kinplre, Ordnance com pany. A Washington dlipatch to the nrwiipaper nave thla account of the Empire, tranaacllon: MrKlnnev paid It per ahare In the Into 11140 a. Ten month laler the Ilrm'i or- 'ine Mirror aald: The Tl-lo-l profit to McKlnney and the Mo Halei reunited from simple "wr it jnveatment," according to the Mc Klnney apokeaman In Wanhlniiton, who added: At the time of the 11000 pay ment, McKlnney had no Idea Km plre Tractor and Ita aponaor were related to Empire Ordnance. And not being a member of the firm, the committee chairman had no Inkling where the payment money came from. McKlnney, the alory continued, waa reported to have understood "on receiving hla 141 Jackpot," that the large amount was paid for hla block of atock because of a fight within the firm for control of Its management. The chalrman'a spokesman said i McKlnney did not know the firm had mode any sales of tractors to or through the government. Court proceedings brought out the tiict thai Empire Tractor made large , roles to the Argentine government i and to Ihe United Nations relief and rehabilitation administration. ' The spokesman aad McKlnney .Invented In the firm on the advice of an associate In the professional ba.-rbnll Held. The contact was 'Identified by other sources as Os car SalenKer. part-owner of the Mil waukee nrrwers wnen Mcmnney owned the Indianapolis Indians. ft IIOI.I.YWKH), '1 II wnn lint bittiiluv lor Kiiphiirlii I'li 10 Tin- Ni a.iix. N. J . younnitcr lijwn hen? Ijci'itmr r.lir exprrnnrtl tlr'.irr to r.ct' Mnurr kliirln t.mln lir-luri hhe Mr n I Iticluk tll-i l.inM r.liurril ll blrlll- ' llnv pal ,V! r.nlrl iluv Willi l.unza's own rllllilftll. 'Iliric wrie mitn' lirrnrntx tr ItJip'iiirln. unci Ilie 1 l.atlia tollCullron. 3. mill Kllr-Mi. . 1. 'Ihirly lo i hililmi niu-ndid the ; pnrly j Voltlil'i J'lonrrr Dfflre Htipt'ly ; has all mca . . . portable Trpe- wrltera . try thrm toilay. tit Main. i Mi-mliers of the Klamath county Di-mix'rntlc centrnl 00111111111(0 ure echpclulrd to inert Tuesday nlKlit lo select the parly's local leader ship lur Ilie prlmnry and general 1-lnrtlonn m 1UDJ. Jerry Hutleclne. pre ient Demo , c-1 1 1 11 r m 1, it . has onnouiu-eil his reMg-1 niillim hum Ilie Jul), ellccllve lm- j mediately, hccaune of per-onal ! it-uMiiii, and called ine special iiirrlliiii lor Tuesday. 1 P 111. at ! j the city library. 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