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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1952)
Monday, dkckmiimu b, 10.12 HERALD-ANT) KEWl KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THRKB r m Vfcn AT HISTORIC SPOT. Priden.elect Dwight D. Eisenhower peyi homage to war dead at thrine erected on Mount Suri baci, Iwo Jima, enroule to Korea to view the conflict there first hand. Degrees Asked For Schools ronn.ANo v The stair Board of HiuliT Kducallon wait told Sunday Hint Orruon a ihrrc colleges of education ahould iiiv courses leading- to arc rep. Irf line aru and sciences. The recomtnendallon was one ol aeven administrative rhanitm sua- eated In a renort bv Dr. Earl Anderson o( Ohio Mate University on thr state's leather training provrain. Anderson's reixirt also recom romewlrri thai elementary and eecondary teacher training pio grama he e a t a b 1 1 a h e d at thr University o Orrnon and Orron fuate Coilrg and that secondary education training hp truitht at thr Ihrrc college i cducaliun. Portland Bute, a Iwo-year college Yuietide Desire Brings Theft . TUJUNOA. Calif. -A school boy turned robber, police aald to. day, to art money Willi which in buv ChrlAtinaa present. The youth. Claylan Van Noble, IS waa booked on auaplclon "I holding up a Tulunga department store and getting sun. Older Thomas J. Tighe aald he fired at the youth when he failed to obey a command to hall. In Portland, ahould have a four vear elementary and aecondary training program, the report aald. University of Oregon President II. K. Nowburn opposed parts ol Hie recommendea program. He lavored limiting the education col leges to education courses. King Heads Wheat League PORTLAND Lester King of Helix la the new president of the Oregon Wheal Growers League. The organization, at the final session 'of Ha annual meeting here Ualurdnv, elected these officers to nerve with him: William Wilson, Mayvllle, Unit vice president; Ken iielh binoiise, lone, second vice president! Illcliard K. Baum, Pend- ...... ...Inhu ut.1 UlflA. W. Johnson," Uinallila County agent, annin.iinv iwud.ri;. ItnseliUloiis urged: rtenowiil f the International wheat agreement, Continuation of Incentive pay- i..tit In Lrnifr. for rnnsnrvatlnn programs, but a hall to the pay ments when tit. nractlca becomea sell supporting, Inauguation To Be Huge WAHHiNfiTriN (m The Republi can chairman of the 1953 Inaugural CoiniMltee ay the ceremonies launc.ilng Dwlght D, Elsenhower uh president of the United mate probably will be the biggest, best uttended and most costly In his tory. . ' Joseph C. McOarraghy, a local Republican leader and a lawyer, said In a radio Interview yester day the cost will be around one million dollars. The Truman in auguration four, yeara ago cost about 17(10,000. The million dollars la being un derwritten by local aponmra who hope to get their money back in sale qf ticket to various festival! McOarraghy aald. The only thing thetaxpayera fool the bill for Is the mammoth plat form a the Capitol where the ac tual ceremonies will take place. McOarraghy aald Republican havo waned 2 yeara for an In augural ceremony and "we are go ing to celebrate." Borne of the highlights of the celebration, - ai listed by McOarraghy: Sunday, Jan. 18 Special reli gious services, with Catholic, Pro testant and Jewish leadera partici pating. Symphony concert at night Monday. Jan IB Special atten tion given to historic ahrlnea around Washington. Big ahow at night. Tuesday, Jan. 30 Inauguration at the Capitol at noon. Then the parade, with every atate represent ed by a marching unit and a float. All armed services also on band. London Tolls Damage As Smog Lifts nr PHIL CLARKE LONDON ii London'a great fog worst In the clty'a long history began to lift today and the grimy Briton got their first peek at the sun In four deya. The thick murk, laden with tona of choking soot from the British capital's thousands of chimney pou began to clear aoon after dawn. For the. paat three day trans portation In the sprawling city haa baen all but paralyzed. Some per sons were killed or Injured In acci dents, and the underworld un leashed a new crime wave behind the dense smog curtain. The transport tleup blocked milk supplies Into the city and a critical shortage - threatened. As trucks were delayed, many bablea went hungry. But by 10 a. m. today London's busee, subways, taxi and motor care were running at nearly norm al pace again and the Monday mid morning rush hour went off without a serious bitch. Milk and other food supplies flowed back Into the city normally and shipping In the Thame River began to untangle. HAZK A heavy haze still hung over many parts of the city and It outskirts, however, and operator of London' two big airport await ed the signs) for resuming takeoff and landings, . 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"I'm afraid we shall find some bodies lloatlng around the dock when this lota lifts," a patrolman observed. With light burning through the day in every home and office, the electricity consumption soared, forcing the nationalized electricity authority to order the first po Wet cut of the winter. With 500 airliner grounded, the fog ha cost the airline S6 a min ute since Friday morning. The cap- WKMMtttVSXMWmtVWSUttl "McGreqor" mm m w. jSport Shirts? His Favorite DON'S Hal also was piling up the biggest cleaning bill ever In dirty curtain and upholstery. Plant and office will have to pay for the fog In hard cash inrougn lost output resulting from worker arriving late or not at all. Fire blazeit unhindered while firemen were stalled In the fog. Blackjack gangsters struck and melted Into the darkness. Desper ately aick persons waited hour for ambulance. A large supply 0f licorice waa found In the tomb of King Tut-Ankh. 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