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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1952)
TIIIHtSDAY. JUNK HI. Il),ri2 HKHALI) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGR NINK "1 U J .ft ' "J r I I. "V . v4 .., .v; i ft.' ) 1 V'V,:b 3v f Final Oregon Election Totals Shown BAI.KM I Final Oifgon pri mary clrutlon rrault v.vrn an iiouiicrd by Dava O'llara, chief ol Hip (itnlo Election Division. 'Iliry arr: Hrjiubllc-an I'rsMldrntlul electors (nix clfc Ircli Nlrl ft. Allen. Urania Pans, WU30; Wllllmn C. noblnaoii. Port hind, 1.13,033. WrmJcIl W. Wyutl, Anlurln, 126,000; ITrcdn F. Pcler non, Diillns, VU.ltil: MuikiwI Bon (liinint, I'lirtlmid, 113. 448; Henry A. liili-hni'l, i'ortlnllll. 107,0111; J. U. Jnlinioii. 'I'liiiird, 6.0'M; .lumen A. Ilodinun, Kuunir, H3.1i.i0; J. O. Dry-Maker To Support Claims Bulky, Portland, 8I.6B1; Wilms B Blnhnp, Portland, M.ni: Orvni D Vokoin. John Day, 55 la7. Connroan. Flral Uli.rict Waller Norblad, Axlorla, 67.600; Kenneth A Brown, Uervall, 017; Karl t. Klither, BeaverUin. t.M4 C'ongre.'in. Second Uistrlrl Bam Coon, Baker, 18,120: Gilea I.. French, Moro. 10.362. Krnest K. llinkle. The Uallea, 0.301. Connrenn. Third Ulalriet lamer D. Anell, Portland, 60.538; A. W. Lallerty, Portland, 17.773: John K. nelchlcln, Portland, 2.4VJ C'onnreaii, Fourth Dlntrlci Harris Kllaworth, ftOKCburg. H.bW; Bar- Calm Thief Makes Haul bar 8. Draper, Albany, 11,100. Secretary ol Mate Earl T. New bry, Athland, 2.10,233. btate 'J'reahurer 8I( Unander, Portland, 110.109: Jack I.ynrh. Portland. 71,630; Fred E. Robin son, Medford. Iii.40tl. Attorney OeneralJohn B. Mc Court. Portland, VI Mi: Leonard I. Llndaa, Oregon City, 69,630: E. O. Stadter, Bend. 4MM; Alex U Barry, Portland, 36.293, Oemorrat Pre.ildnntial electors 'six elec ted) Jan E. Bnuer, Portland. 131, 107; C. Olrard Davidson, Portland, 127.106; Max II. Friedman, Glad atone, 124,940: John M. Winkler, Portland. 124,792. Lconle N. Brooke, Portland, 119.771; Lena M. Hewitt, Salem. 118.611; Henry L. Ile.ia Jr., Pendleton. 106,619. Conn r ess. Firm District Robert B. Jonca, Oswego, 37.766. Conitreis. Second Dlatrlet John O. Jones, La Grande, 16,712; Ben Must. The Dallei. 10.496. Congreaa, Third District Alfred H. Corbett. Portland, 66.173; H. H. Stallard. Portland, 19.611. Congress. Fourth District Wal ter A. Swanson, Springfield. 20.736; Dr. Louis A. Wood, Eugene. 14,987. Secretary of State Edith S. Orcen. Portland, 152.838. State Treasurer Francis Lam bert, Portland, 103824; L. W. Blakeslee, Portland, 78,289. Attorney Oeneral Robert Y. Thornton, Tillamook 156,012. Nonpartisan Judges Second District, Position 1 (Coos, NEW YORK 11 ! think that man stole some nionev," one bank teller told another Wednesday at the mldtown Lexington Avenue I branch of the Manufacturers Trust I Company. I "Oh. vou're craiy," the co-work er replied. ! Their conversation was about a ! man In a green shirt who strolled I away from cane 13 with a wao of I bills. The cage 13 teller was out ' to lunch, as were tellers occupy ing cages on either side, The r.uMilclou employe. Miss EU isle Hawkins, 21, called a bank of- 1 f!,.l He said Wednesday he would I Muninv from in u t? . prove ins cliuiiiH to doubters. He 4n0 , m ,, hh6 C1!,u. YAKIMA l.fi -- The chief "dry muker" In the Yakima Valley rain warn says he Is going to take ple nties to prove he duo what he claims. Meteorologist Jack Hubbard of Olyuipia says he has powerful chr-micul that can cairn- a big threatening rnln cloud to fold up mid silentlv steal awav without npilling a drop. LEE McMULtEN Credit Group Moving To New Office Tomorrow j :s said lie would have his men aet . f tip eiiuitiincnl under blue skies to i i : ffii in a clourl. With bis cloud dls- i V f1 I perMtig i-lirm leu Is Hubbard vowed lie win sure the cloud In half, then ! wipe II out. The leu was proposed as a re- ' suit of some doubt In ineterologl- 1 ral circles whether Hubbard can j do what he claims. The Olympla metcrolonlst ort- ' finally was hired lo save soil fruit ! crops fiom damaging rain-fall. ally opened the bronze cage grille. reached In. helped himself and sauntered out. Bunk employees raced to the street in pursuit, but the thief had disappeared. A mllritone In Klamath aittltul- ' Lake Moulding Co. br trie, marten l.leb, Riiik (Sheet Mel- Ku: I Hide Klec- tural flnnnclnl hl'ittiry will passed with the criinil opening n I nl. Pin k Cnbinet Khoii. Kluiuiith thi new Klnmntli prodiiclinn Credit 1 Furniture Co . Claude Davis, Roper AiMx-iaiioii iittucf, hrir innifirrow land Koirr. 'Ihomas and Html and The Kl'CA. a lanner owned ft- li,"il'"" Window Cleaner.-., nancinl iiu.tiiutlnn. la.-.t ueek innvcil Seven stoien are to he rented In Its nlflces li mil (he I-'msi l.'eileu,! the hlilldnit!. which was tiutcha-.ed havings HMit. at th anil Main to! in ent:retv bv the aancinilon Mc j fl""i . McMullen noted, while the the Fairell Bids at Bill and Klinn- i Mullen repotted. Four ol the stores I OKI were on the second alory. houthwitid to Montague and west ward lo Scott Valley. The KPCA was foimed here In 1HJ4. with offices on the inezaiiine of the Oregon Bank (Medical Den lab Bldg In 1038 offices were moved lo the First Federal Sav ings and Loun Bldg., where they remained until the move was made lut week. Friday the l.'lth. 'Pie new offices are on the ground ath 'Ilm new KPCA home was ie- ' cenlly completely remodeled, and office spice has about been doub led according lo Secy -Ticns. 1-cc McMullen Tnmnrow a oenlng will be from ( 1 to 6 p in , W'lth offices open In Inspection by the publu. AImmh 3(a) persons are expected and rnllpr and cookies are lo be aerved. a- well as punch. Members ol the KPCA board ol i directors are slated to be op hnnd. I as well as I'nM Pre mil KiltreH;e. i who association officers have said has done, moro tnr the institution than anv other one man I Kittredge w-ns president tor 18 I years, retiring this pat year from the chalrinnn'a seat j yThe l'JO.000 remodeling Job ws rarried on by Buiklmrrl Construc tion Co , and architects wete Moi rison and Howard Subcontractors Include Swan ' aie on the pth street aide, and ! three on the Klamath, I Tlie as-.ocintion has 612 slockhold ' ers scattered across the Klamath Since Us origin, the KPCA has built 1 reserve almost equal to double its annual paid - In capital. McMulIn reported. He aald the or- Bavin, from a-, far norih ni Kilver jganliiation l here to serve grl I.ake. to l.akeview on the East and 'culture. "'"lone -. IQ'C iSS32 THIS ll ri 4 'iL&Z&H&l Curry, Douglas and Lane Coun ties O. F. 8kipworth, Eugene, 43,639; Day T. Bayly, Eugene, 18.410. Fourth District, Dent. 9 (Mult nomah) E. K. Oppenhelmer, 99, 323: John R. Meara, 80.734. 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