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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1952)
I'llllllSIMY, APRIL 24, 1U52 IIKRALI) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PARE SEVT.N if- fr.'"-'';&":".e ' -'."IT .' I'V . ' ' f Y k' .4 ? " . OFFICIAL : TRAFFIC SAFETY RECOfcD. CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS V 7 J?$t NO OCCIDENTS NO. INJURY EATH RECORD.. U'V.f';. MPUMENTS OF Wis SMS KLAMATH fv V ' "'"V "iii7 :V - ' , - ' ' 1 ' f wmtm' ft i V ' ' " 5 JUDGE UouERT ELDER, (riKlil), who announced his resignation aH Judge of the muni- cipal court recently, confer with Mayor Boh Thompson in his former courtroom on J vihe traffic safety record for Klamath Kails. Both Elder and Thompson arc Kiwanians, fiml tho service club donated the record board for the courtroom. Publisher Wins Humanity Award t.OR ANOELKB Itfl-The William Freeman Snow Medal lur Dlstln-Kul-hi-il Service to Humanity wai awarded Wcdnef.day lo Krucsi Iloyd MacNiiUKhton, president ol Till- OrcKOiilan I'ubli-lnnB Co. I'hlllp II. Mulhrr, Boston, presl di'iu ol Die American Social Hygiene Association, which spon sors the awurd made thr presents, lion at rcuioiml AHHA confer luce In obiH-rvanc-a ol National boclal Hygiene Day. Liquor Cuts Refused Despite OPS Warning MKOFnim W-The Oregon I.I ipior Control Commission I stick- IHK Willi It decision to keep liquor prices nt their present level. The conwnlHMlon reaffirmed Itn Doctor Drowns Near Yreka YRF.KA An Oakland physician, Dr. Karl H, Cornell, 64, drowned in Klamath rtiver, seven milcn north of here, when hi car pluimcd off U.H. HlKhwny UK late Wednci.day alternoon. The hody was recovered about (1:30 p m, after draitulnii opera tion hy Sheriff Al Cottar and deputlen. Wllnemea reported Dr. Cornell 'k northhound car went over a 10 loot embankment after twice Into a ituard rail. Mr. and Mm J. T. Gordon npomuie, LOInu al Hhcrrif Cottar reimrtcd an aulop ay won to be held today. poftltlnn Wednesday alter hearing that the Olflce of Price Stabiliza tion believet Oregon raised prlcei loo hlith last December. Attorney George Woodward of the commission explained that the ntiile aitency believe It violated no regulation In making the laHl price Increase. He added that the OI'H ha been kept fully Informed. "Our Idea Is to cooperate fully with OPS and we are now await ing an answer from them," Wood ward said. IIKCIHIO.V An OPS spokesman In Portland said no final declMon has been i made by OPS. That agency has decided, though, not to neck treble damage for overcharges, the scokeaman said. Still to be decided In whether OPS will try to gel the liquor com mission to reimburse liquor pur chaser (or the price Increase put Into effect laat December a total of about (440.000. out of the 11 million dollars In liquor sales since then. The liquor commission, holding its first meeting at Medford, dis cussed a proposed new Identifica tion card for liquor purchasers, In addition to a brief description of the holder, It would Include a pic ture of the purchaser. The com mission was told s new law might be needed to make the card no. slble. People DO TOO read small space ; . ads - you are! Probation Set In Larceny Dlllnrd Odom, 35, was sentenced Wednesday to a three-year pro bation term. Last week Odom pleaded guilty to charge of larceny by bailee. He whs accused of falling to bring back from Truckce, Calif., a 11)51 M,.p,irw .Man ntune hu hiu banging finnccc. Eleanor, a maid at the Palm Hotel. s. - .....11 u.. .hHirt'i, Wash., said the car was h..h-. i.i. u. vi.r,h .i irr..,. moderate rale of speed, calif I Truman Drops Proposed Flood Contro Switch Actress' First Child Born I.OS ANGELES ifi Actress I Ma Luplno gave birth prematurely j i lo a 4-pound J-ounce baby at Tem- I I pie hospital Wednesday night. The girl, named Bridget, was j placed In an incubator. Miss Lu- ; plno was married to actor Howard Duff last October. U Is the lint i child for both. ff) ake In yur outi"lht .T WASHINGTON Prrnldpnt Trunmn linn drnpnnl his contro vrr.ilitt plnii lo tint thr Interior Drimrtincnt in chnroe of flood con irol and othrr river mul harbor work now hnndlrd by itie Army Knstnrrrfi. Irving Prrlmrlrr, :inlstnnt White llour.e nrrni hccrrtnrv, WrdlifMliiV Inld nruntnrn the rrfflldrnl hni lrulruclr(J Ihr llirturl HnrrnU to t(ot work on the tmn nnd thnt "It ft lit not lf Mihmlttrd" tn Conurrnh. No rxplnnndon given for thr hilt in nlmift. Omtrlhutlntf furtorH irr hrllfvid lo hnv bn the blllcr mmcr frw I nn- I opposition to thf reortrnnUntlon proimint mtd ennfrrrnre with XX. (Irn 1-rwln A. Pick, chlff of Annv l-;nirinfprN. fnllowiriK Dm current MiMOtirl flood. Word of the nmiorp rrnrciinlfn lion QH out April M Interior I)q finrtment offlclntA nnld thev ex perd Tnnrnn to Mit-mit hit plan to Con err fin in a werk or ten Unv PeniiiKon offlciula nald thry hud 1 heard of It. loo. I There win ItnmcrtiMe opposition In Cod (ire mi where Annv Entflncern have ntronit r.uptort anions certain Ic-KlalfcloM. j Tlie lw'0 department have been feuditm for yeara over control of I flood control project and similar twork. Big Muddy Gets 'Damned' Book BISMARCK, N D i A nslrntt notified the Bismarck public li brary he was unable to return a borrowed book because his home had been flooded bv the Missouri river. When last seen, he said, the book WBf Ro,lng down the Big Muddv. The tllle of the book: "The Damned Missouri Valley." Special Sewing Course FREE With the purchate of ony BEL-AIRE Sewinq Machine. Complete line icwinq acces sories SEVyiNGMACHINE SERVICE & EXCHANGE 422 Main Ph. 6771 7k , a Vll I arumiri treat . . , just a few cent per serving. 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