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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1952)
WKDNHSIMY, JULY l, IWl HERALD 4 NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORKOON m I HAPPY IKE While hit political lieutenants war engineer ing t major victory in convention hall, Gtn. Dwiqht 0. Eisen hower struck thjt happy pole while appearing before a down town meeting of hit campaign workeri. Later he celled hit initial victory over Taft forces "heartening newt" to himtelf and millions of American!. Casualties Top 112,000. WASHINGTON Wl Announced II. H. biillh' rnntinlllrs In Knrea readied iixtsa Wrdnidv nn in uhiac ol bU'i Mm-e liutl week. ' The Deleniie IJrnorlmrnt'a week ly summary banf-d on notifications ta families Ihrnimh last Friday re purled these nw totals. Klllrd In action 11.601, wounded (UK. mluliiK 13.571. 1 MI NK ITAI. miHT Mavnarif. Daardorf drunk, flnt, 91ft or TW dvi. rlfn rrxltr, vagrancy, Kln, 9100 n1 . da. Jiit'H fdwln Xrim. fall ltld rlfht f way rnffaill ball. RftlMrt Frank, no operator's llttnto. Tin. W uttnrd. HhtrUv Ann nMn, rati atop at In trrttx-iton. forfrlt 1 hatl rtorn-a Thnrnp"n, drunk driving, finer tU and SO daa. r"lornr Thnmptnn. no nparalof'a II ran, rina, M or ' rt. Uwrftf Jarkaon, drunk. flna. 918 or t rla. I-awranra J ark Mm vagranry. Tint, loo and M day. Vioyd Witon, drunk rina. I3 or t'fc dax rinvd Wiiaon. vagrancy, flna, lioo and JO daa. niHTRKT roimr rranrla r.vatali hii.h, no fUC ptr mu rnrfall l!t ball Kvaratt nriill l.ohman, no PtJC pnnll forfeit at9 hall. Wayna Cmlla Parkar, truck ipatdmg. rn.a. HO Kiifetia M auric Krani-, burglary, Ar raiinad. bail at at tsI.VK), Kugena lluntir avail, ran atop algn. rtma For fall Yacht Club Picnic Set The Yacht Club treasure-hunt picnic irhrrtuled lur hint Hundnv iHJhlponed because ol wcaltic-r condition, la announced by Com modore Pernell In atari el 3 p.m. till commit Sundnv. Julv 13. Dr. M. E. Itnumtnn, chairman nf Uie day, should be conlnrled (nr Information aa to the course to bo tnken bv vour particular type of buiit. TruiiNortallon will be provided for thru not hnvlng bontH. A "dutch treat" picnic at the Annie Orchard, opposite Buck In land. I planned tnr 4 p.m.. and members may brlnit all the itucits they wish. For lurlher detail! rail the club. Kew Yorker Lauds Women CHICAGO Rep. Katherlne St. Oeorin ol New York laya wom en are particularly well qualified aa campaign workers. "One ol the things you have to do la hear the candidate tell the name atory time and time again and atlll laugh," he told a group of women. Maybe It la because women get ao much experience In llalening to their bUftbanda' Jokes, ahe commented. WATKR PLAN WASinNOTON I A bill to rie.nrrnnte the water Impounded by Chlet Jnneph Dam, Waahlnston, as Rtifus Wooda Lake waa signed Into law toy President, Truman Wedneii lf y- ij Mishap Kills Railroader TACOMA 11 A Northern Pa- clllu Hnllway conductiir waa killed In a railway accident near Htella- coiini lute luesdny night, the NP dlpiilcher'a office hero reported cuily WediiPMluy, llie dlpHiciiur said (ho conduct ', Identified aa K. W, Haiiipnon of Auburn, waa In a cuboose In the rear of a Northern Pacific train riiiiimed by northbound Great Northern tinlii. 'f'he accident occurred about two mill s .aoulh of Hlellacixnn. The conductor ai-pmtmly waa crushed aa the Great Northern en- Kino ruiiiincd the caboose from the rear. I he G.N. engine K its derailed, blocking both linen of the muln Tncomu-Porllnnd route. One G.N. mid several JN.P, freight care were da in lifted. Hull officials said there would be only slight Interference with pun 'ienger truln schedules. Bervlce la being rerouted over the old prairie route. The accident was near the spot where two freight trains collided severul weeks ago and alrewed wrecked cars over the double-track route. Firm Awarded Rain Contract AKLINOTON. Ore. 11 The North American Weuthcr Consult ants of Piisndcnu, Calif,, ire to bo hired to seed clouds or Eastern Oregon wheal lurmera, switch from the Krlck eeedera. l-'rltis Wiitklns of Wasco, presi dent of Til-County Weather Re search. Inc., said the group had decided not to renew Its contract with Dr. Irving Krlck's Water Re sources Development Corp. of Den ver. Tho California firm, which la to seed clouds for ono year beginning Hept. 1, la to be paid on the basis of a formula which takes Into con sideration raUilall In the area, Walklns said. PAGE FIVE NLRB Opens Hearings PORTLAND I r- A National Labor Relations Board hearing on whether the AFL Brotherhood of Electrical Workers should have Jurisdiction over 1.600 employes of Northwest, Line Constructors Asso ciation, opened here Tuesday, The workers are those who build transmission lines and sub stations. The electrlcsl or kerf union locals at Portland, Medford, Beat tie and Tscoma claim jurisdiction. Opposing this are the o-xrullng eiigliieeia, teamsters, carpenters, hod carriers, and building snd con struction laborers' union. Robert J. Wiener Is the NLRB examiner, who will make hla rec ommendation at the close of the hearing. Newsmen Pass Resolutions PORTLAND A number of resolutions Including one which calls for a newspaper ban against the word "Jap'' were to go be fore delfgulcs of the Jflllt annual American Newspnper Guild con vention here Wednesday. oiner resolutions Drooosed Guild headquarters from New York to Denver and construction of a Hcywood Broun Memorial building to house the Guide's no tional offices. . A civil rights resolution was of fered by William J, Parson, Guild secretary-treasurer. It called for a halt to prosecutions "for speech or advocacy as contrasted with overt acts." .. ....i. ... i. ". - .. free speech and expression. " .T !"r wuiijicibij- mo rlu uuiiu ana me Earlier two warring factions Free Ouild i.eiinn. wunin rne uuuo aeciarcd a truce. fcoward Easion Jr., of New York was elected to head a committee Ronald Reagan, actor and ore.il- dent of the AFL Screen Actors Guild, waa principal speaker at Tuesday night's banquet session. at I He asked the ANO to Join his or-1 Tuesday's session, call for moving i ganizatlon In a light to preserve HI allHon whe b H their first (helcr 100 mm 9t WURLITZER A mf ntfictnt piano. Many lovalv atyla mn4 finish! ro chooi from. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th ifF No More TV For Portland PORTLAND Of) Porllanders. getting, a look at closed-circuit television, during the Republican convention, and having tome re ception from KING-TV, Seattle, will likely get no Portland-cast programs for another vear. II. 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