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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1952)
AGE EIGHT HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, 0K1X50N TllllHSDAY, AI'HIL 24. llir.l! COOKIES TRULY YOURS Oafmeal, Raisins, Sugar, Coconut, Peanut, Cocoa Crcme, and Butterscotch lO-oi. Collo Baq f STRAWBERRY Preserves Oregon Hill AVi lb. iar $169 Satsuma Puro PLUM PRESERVES Mary Ellons H 20-oi ar k j ; EDITH S. GREEN, Port land, is the unopposed Democratic candidate for Secretary of State. She will oppose Earl T. Newbry, Republican incumbent, in the November general elec tion. Lodge Going To Portland SALEM IP U. S. Sen. Henry Cabot Lodce Jr., of Massachusetts, national campaign manager for General Eisenhower, will be in Portland May 5 to talk with Eisen hower's Oregon workers, William L. Phillips, chairman of the Ore gon for Elsenhower Committee, announced Wednesday. Phillips said each local Elsen hower committee In the stale is being asked to send five delegates to the conference, which will last most of the day. Lodge will hold a press confer ence late that afternoon. A public rails- is scheduled lor that evening. Phillips said other key men in the national Eisenhower organiza tion would campaign in Oregon before the May 18 primary. Stork in Cab, Cop on Hook i PHILADELPHIA W A cab driver ran up to Patrolman George Fencel and shouted that his pas senger was about to have a baby. Fencel took one look into the cab, then started his motorcycle and with siren wide open led the way to Jefferson hospital. H turned out the baby's birth was still a matter of hours away but Fencel was still plenty nervous. The cab passenger was his wife. Salem Theater Tax Killed SALEM Iff1 The City of Eugene's S per cent tax on theater admis sions was thrown out by Uie Ore pon Supreme Court Wednesday on the ground that Uie city's charter doesn't permit such a tax. The high court reversed Circuit T J r- yk c-. ' TT.irvann who had upheld the tax. The suit was Drought by the Eugene Theater Co. and Western Amusement Co. against the citv. 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