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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1952)
PAGE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1082 Newsprint Hits Highest Price in Paper History NEW YORK W) Two of the Urge Canadian newsprint prodno en raised , their prices HO ton Tuesday to the highest newsprint price in history. . Consolidated Paper Corporation, the second largest producer, and Dog Fails Name, Loses Tags OKLAHOMA CITY Ml AD. 8. district attorney named his regis tered bird dog ''sooner g-man." ' But the pup turned out to be no rival 01 i. tagar iioover. Robert E. Shclton discovered someone had nilfered his doc's li cense and vaccination tags, which turned up mysteriously around the neck of a neighbor's black cocker. leiAbltibl Power and Paper Co., the third largest, notified their custom ers of price Increases. International Paper Co., the larg est newsprint producer in the Unit ed States and Canada, has made no announcement concerning its prices thus far. The price varies according to the section of the country, but on a New York basis, the increase TESTIFIES Carl G. Strand- lurid, president of the now defunct Lustron corpora '. tion, testifies before a sen ale pWtinns subcommittee vin Washington, that there was nothing illegal about . his payment of $10,000 to Sen, Joseph McCarthy (R Wis.) for an article on hous ing written in 1948. Hear ing is being conducted to determine whether grounds exist for . expelling Mc- cartny irom: tne senate. U.N. Patrol Baffles Reds ' SEOUL, Korea (Pi A United Nations tank-infantry patrol fought a six-hour battle with Red forces east of the Panmunjom truce site on the Korean Western front Tues- aay. A U. S. Eighth Army staff officer said the Allied tanks ran Into small arms, mortar and rocket fire from a Red force of undetermined strength. The U. N. force dug in and pounded the Reds with artillery, mortar and tank fire before dis engaging. A delayed report from the central front said a Red ammunition stor age bunker was destroyed and 31 others were damaged by U. N. tanks Monday. Another U. N. tank force on the central front battled the Reds twice on Tuesday. Three Communist probing attacks were repulsed on the eastern front. Night - flying B-26 pilots reported the destruction of 67 Communist trucks. Eleven Okinawa - based Superforts flew through light -antiaircraft fire and hit a R rail bridge In Northwest Korea. brings the cost to $130 a ton. This Is the second price Increase within a year and it compared with a low of 140 during the de pression years of the early JO's and Uie previous high of 1130 in the early 30'a. It adds about 80 million dollars a year to the costs of American publishers, who already aro find ing themselves In an increasingly difilcult cost squccse in getting out a dally paper. The price Increase becomes ef fective in mid-June. Just what the United States newsprint producers might do was uncertain. The general feeling was that un der the price stabilisation act thev would have to go to Washington for approval to hike their price tags. The announcement of the Cana dian Increaso had been expected since last week when the Cana dian government gave permission for It In the face of higher costs ana tne increase in the value ot the Canadian dollar compared with the United States dollar. The United States government Immediately asked Canadian au thorities to reconsider and rescind Its permission for the increase. Newsprint accounts for as much as &0 per cent of the costs of get ting out a large metropolitan dally and since the war's end the price has advanced 13 per cent. Fur Tli, I'lKEKT In BREAD 'n PASTRIES Shop Th K LA MAT II RltTRT S HOP : Wrddtnt HlrlhtUy Cakta an Ortt '.t JMWtn Vn. Mt We were so "Red Hot" Tuesday we haven't cooled off yet. There's still bargains galore at . . . 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USE WARDS CONVENIENT MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN, 15 DOWN, ON TERMS. Eversharp STAR REPORTER PENS Are Now Availabe at PAYLESS DRUG 808 Main Many publishers predict lils'icr ccuta Inevitably must lend to hikes In advertising and subscription rales, allhoimh tunny bellr.ve the prices are already at Uie anima tion point. mergers nnd consolldntloit and there la a lenr In publnhliw ni cies thnl the Intent price Inrrense In newsprint will meiin su Mciobm nig number ol ncwapupcri out ol business. ' Price Director Kills Amnll Inld There la a alendy trend toward the Cnunillnn government H0 American dally newnpapem have .11........ lulfl.i.t Ilia tl,Ml 911 yes i s through consollilatlona, liter gera and Inlluroa. II newsprint prlrea continue In go up, Amnll snlil, Ihe Oanadlnn newsprint Industry ultimately will be injured. YOUR BEST BUY TODAY ! n. FAMOUS SINCE 1857 (Jv os vo wroin rwuirai apiim , . , iSg7 1HI MIIKaNDrtflUIMCO. NIK, IlL . 9th and Pine erne Phone 3181 WARDS FAMILY CLOTHING SALE fa. ; ;. 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