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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1954)
THURSDAY. OCTORFB 14. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON r 1 V r , 13 : : ) . - 1 1 -i 1 FIRST DRIVER-OWNED CAB in Klamath Falls operates 14 hours a day out of the Yellow Cab stand, by Mr. and Mrs. George Clark. Wilbur 1 Wake I Wakeman, co-owner of the new yellow Ford with Wesley (Ray) Ray, is pictured above on his 12 hour day shift; while night driving partner sleep?. Both are family men and Klamath Falls homeowners interested in the present and future of the Klamath Basin. East Favored By Weather By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Summer-like weather .appeared the outlook again Thursday for broad areas In the eastern third of the nation while it was on the chilly side over much of the West. Temperatures were far above seasons levels Wednesday and during the night over the Southern and Central slates and along most of the Atlantic Coast. New record readings for the date were re ported in several Eastern and Southern cities Wednesday. It was a mild 09 in Chicago early Thurs day, nearly 25 degrees above nor mal tor the date. Temperatures were in the ,BOs and upper 80s over the Eastern and Southern warm belts Wednes day. The 85 in New York broke a 16 year record for Oct. 13. It was 89 in Washington and 86 in Bos tori and a hot 98 in Wichita Falls, Tex. Showers and Ihundershowers oc curred during the night from the Great Lakes . southwestward to Kansas and Colorado. Snow was reported at Denver, where it was near freezing.". Heaviest rainfall was from Kansas northeastward into Wisconsin, with nearly two inches in some cities. 'it was cool over the northern and Central Rockie3, the Great Basin and most of the Pacific Northwest with readings in the 30s over most of the area.' Skies were clear over the Southern Rockies and the Southwest. Man' Drowns In Smith River REEDSPORT Iff An attempt to swim across the Smith River to recover a sunken skiff cost the life of Clarence Thompson, about 60, of Bandon on Tuesday. With Carl Henderson he set out across the river, 20 miles up stream from Gardiner. Henderson made it, but Thompson went under. The body, was recovered. Cow Splatters Solon With Mud CLEVELAND MT Sen. Thomas A. Burke yesterday became a vic tim of mudslinging literally. The Ohio Democrat was discuss ing agriculture problems with a latmer in Geauga County while movie cameras recorded the scene. At a cameraman's suggestion, several cows' were lured into the background with stalks of corn to add authenticity. ' , Then one cow departed unexpec edly from the script. She tried for a new grip on a particularly both ersome stalk and swished it over the ground, splattering Burke from i head to toe with gooey, barnyard mud. Don't Get Stuck ! YOU NEED PAY ONLY' J 95 FOR AN ALUMINUM STORM & SCREEN DOOR DO-IT-YOURSELF " AND SAVE UP TO 4000 SWAN LAKE MLDG. 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