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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1955)
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1955 HERALD AMD NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OHEGON fAGB BW Death Charge Pleas Heard Thy were taken to ttie Tallahat chie Coumy 4&& Si nearby Charles- ion. - U cMivicte4 U'.ey Jace a pessi- to Chicago, NAACP attorney TBI' tody was Jotrod In the William HuB sals he waild (ila ft Wedrwsday. 10D,t0 damage suit against Bry- to tm , two.weet whSSS ant and Milam "iasless thf meol Bryant and Milam dmittes tat. are fives deats to the j&s chani-in(( ae boy from Ms uncle's noma fcer." shut said they treed him UDharraed, BUMrits, Miss, m Two whitening sna jnaraernsg Emmett loais;charte. The mtaimum seatetvee te men who pleaded innocent to the tut wwr mi suegcoqr mauum i;jjie nsipiisuaaK'nl. kidnap-murder ot "M-year-old Chicago Negro were expected la go on trial is the aest three weeks. sijifis s ne ill saeir cusaiuy store in the Money commiinitv. Circjit 4udge Curtis Swaugs Jr, said he would set the trial dale The men, Roy Bryant. 54, arid ,, ma .shj-nff h r, sindm his half-brother J, w. Milam, 35,jsaWi ..We espect Jo try ttsem in were indicted by an all-white grand nis (erm ol court," The three- jury yesieroay ana enterea iRetr,wetfc term, began Monday innocent picas warily afterwards. Because of the early trial, Bry- They were cnarsed with kidnap-i ant and Milam did not seek Bond "Vfomeniotr$e Vano 1 !WrT- 3 ,v x. lis?-? tWO CHILOQUIN LOGG!S were tilled Monday morning when the tree shown cut up in the foreground fell across the )h of this pickup truck. The two men, Edward j. Wilkie, 40, and Dee W, Deffenbaeker, 38, vaere riding on a private logging road near Beatty when the accident occurred. Both men were employed by the Raymond Logging Co, and drove through a restrict ed area where other loggeg were falling trees, according to police reports. (Photo by Sheriff Murray Britton) CO" . - - -- Longtime Lak Resident Dies' LAKE VIEW Funeral servAs were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday for Mm. Nancy SnyJer, 84, wiio died Sunday morning at the home oi hpr daughter, Mrs. Sidney sLma M.i Shonyo at Lakeview, The Rev. C. W. Julier officiated and Ousley Osterman Funeral Home was i charge of arrangements. Interment was in the Odd Fellows Cemetery. Mrs. Snyder was born October 21, 1870, ia Butte County near Chico to Mr. and Mrs. John Blur ton. The family moved in 1872 to Davis Creek, California, and later to Goose Creek in Lake County, She was married to James K. Sny der in 1888 at New Pine Creek. California: He died in 1902 and the following year Mrs. Snyder moved t&: Lakeview. Survivors in addition to her daughters include one son, Burt Snyder of Lake view; a sister, Mrs, KF firms Give-Scholarships-; W, D. Purvine, director of Ore gon Technical Institute, announced todays that three Klamath MMs business firms have contributed lunds ior the establishment ot our Fcholarshlos to the institute ior the W55-36 school year. The total contribution of $720 makes oossible the assigmnei of four full-tuition scholarships of $180 which will be assigned to deseatng studunts after careful study bjrthe administrative officials of h e school. Oreaon Tech benefactors who cave these' funds are the C(uck VVnonn Cafe, the Winema Hotel, nd Klamath Theaters, Inc.,the lnlier nivine two scholarships Director Purvine said that such unexpected financial assistant 8 welcome supplement to sclujlar- ship funds at the institute as-re- oj inf ihnn sehniarshiDS have increased this year in propoon to the enrollment, ft LONG DRIVE t LAWTON, Okia. iPi After SMK trips between Fort Sill and ne:5bj Lawton, Dee Proneberger is gips uo his bus route. 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