Queen Kathleen to reign at Pendleton Round-Up parade
Kathleen McClintock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. McClintock, will be crowned Queen Kathleen for Pendleton Round-Up. She attends Oregon State College as a junior and is a horsewoman who will ride in all Round-Up parades. Her debut as queen comes August 31 at Happy Canyon with a community dance ending the Dress Up parade season.
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Pendleton—lIt
Kathleen
Kathleen McClintock
Queen Kathleen
L. A. McClintock
Oregon State College
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Pendleton
Happy Canyon
H. W. Collins
Marcus Whitman
Buck
Mr. Whitman
Baker Hotel Opens In Town With Ten Stories And 80 Rooms
The Baker Hotel debuted Saturday with a formal opening in a crowded, ornately decorated dining room. Constructed of cement and steel, the ten story structure rises above the city skyline and is painted a cream color. The new hotel contains eighty guest rooms and cost about $275000.
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Baker
Aviator J. J. Demshock Killed in Eugene Plane Crash
The body of naval aviator J. J. Demshock, killed Saturday when his plane crashed at the Eugene municipal airport, was sent to San Diego for burial.
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J. J. Demshock
Eugene
San Diego
Next to the Last Survivor of Whitman Massacre Dies
Nancy Ann Jacobs 89, witnessed the Whitman massacre as a child and later lived in Athena Weston Portland and other towns. Funeral services were held in Portland with ashes to Weston for burial. she survived by daughter Kate Dickey and son Marion Keys. The story recalls the 1847 tragedy and her later life as a pioneer remembered for vivid accounts of the massacre.
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Nancy Ann Jacobs
Whitman
Kate Dickey
Portland
Weston
Athena
W. W. Jacobs
West
Jacobs
Portland Oregonian
Oregon
Waitatpu
Snook & Whealdon
Mount Scott Crematorium
Whitman Mission
Peter Skene Ogden
Hudson's Bay Company
Fort Vancouver
Redskins
L. G. Dickey
East Thirty-fourth Street
University of Oregon sails Alaska coast as campus voyage
The University of Oregon held a two week summer session aboard the S S Queen chartered from Admiral Line, carrying 170 students and 15 faculty. Classes on board covered Alaska geology anthropology and more while excursions inland and to sites like Taku Glacier and Glacier Bay enriched learning. A second larger cruise is planned for next year. Meanwhile F T Hilton was hospitalized after a truck incident near Pilot Rock with a 30 day recovery.
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University of Oregon
Alaska
Skagway
Eugene
Pacific Northwest
Campbell Church, Jr
Seattle
Karl W. Onthank
University
Onthank
A. W. Nickerson
Taku Glacier
Glacier Bay
Sitka North
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Cowboy
Perman
Alice Eager
Goodyear
Athena Garage
N. A. Miller
Nancy Jacobs
Pilot Rock
Umatilla County
Harold Stewart
Stewart
Oregon State
Morrill
Land-Grant College
Chemical Engineering
Joe Perel
Fendi i
Geatess—srecent
Oregon State Agricultural College
Corvallis
State Board of Higher Education
Alaskan
F. T. Hilton
Acetylene
C. M. Jones
Prop
Herman Hoffman
F. Sharp
DR. Blatchford
Post Building
W. Boyd Whyte Chiropractor
Stangier Building
Peterson & Lewis
Attorneys At Law
Watts & Prestbve
Attorneys-At Law
Main Street
Steve’s Grocery
Kerr Mason
Montague
Herb Parker
Troy Laundry
Twin City Sanitary Cleaners
the Kilgore Cafe
Gerald Kilgore
Grian
Sperry
Lee Wilson
Mgr
A. W. Logsdon
Main
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