Thief In Fake Accident Loots Portland Home
A man drove a car to Mia J. F. Shaver’s home on Willamette Boulevard and claimed her husband was injured in Vancouver. She was lured away and the burglars took about 9500 in clothing and belongings after forcing entry. Inspectors Swannes and McCulloch investigated as the couple returned to find their home ransacked.
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Vancouver
Bunelor
Mia J. F. Shaver
Willamette Boulevard
Mra. Shuver
Inspectora
Jol
Yorde
Mrs. Shaver
Senator Thomas Warns of Export Trade Decline
Washington, Feb. 6. Senator Thomas said in a speech that destruction of America's export trade is a real threat and vows to lead a forceful program to prevent a collapse. He urged action to avert a downturn in foreign markets and protect industry.
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Farmer Disqualified as Juror in Bisbee Deportation Case
In Tombstone Arizona February with a mistrial looming Frank Herm a farmer was rejected as a juror after both prosecution and defense questioned him over remarks about deportations. The trial of Harry J. Wootton a Bisbee hardware dealer accused in the 1947 Bisbee deportation proceeded with voir dire as the judge warned jurors to avoid conversations about the case.
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Ariz
Frank Herm
Harry J. Wootton
Berg
Haveing
Thomas Egan
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Berp
Ventremen
Jamuel L. Potter
Joetre
Perrone
Bisbee
Woottin
Thieves Take Clothes of Walla Wallans at Long Beach Cal
Walla Walla residents in Long Beach California report a window theft on West Seaside Boulevard. Thieves looted clothing, hats, linen, a watch and chain, and leather gloves from Delbert Bowden and Foy W. Binto of Wall Walla Wash. The incident occurred the ninth of the month. nothing else in the wardrobe was disturbed.
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Walla Wallans
Long Beach
Cal
Walla Walla
Lote Beach
Filer
West Seaside Boulevard
Anita
B's
Ann Kelley
Deschutes River Highway Bridge Work Advances
Bids will be called soon for the Seafort Deschutes link of the Columbia River highway. Engineers have inspected the Tower ponte and prepared it for construction. By fall the Deachiutes river route will be open to traffic with girders placed on the Wistea Sherman county bridge. Progress continues toward completion within three months.
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Columbia River
Hite
Bat Diam
Deollen
Deachutea River
Wistea-Sherman County
Deachiutes
Ohio couple to try Tacoma with precaution
Julius Bethel of Springfield Ohio plans to move to Tacoma with his wife but requires safeguards to permit her return if unhappy. The couple arranged terms and sought formal record of the agreement through a mediator in Tacoma.
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Ohio
Tacoma
Wash
Julius Bethel
Springfield
Tethel
Ty Masone
Middel
Tacuima
President Outdoors Despite Hail Storm
Washington reports describe President outdoors in harsh weather conditions, braving hail and wind yesterday. Details indicate the president remained at the White House in a wheelchair during the event.
Grandchildren pallbearers at Harold A. funeral
The obituary notes Harold A Herold's death on Tuesday and burial at the family home. Six grandchildren act as pallbearers. Christine Harold Alec and Frank of Quin Nty Ge of Brayton are among surviving children. The ceremony includes a long list of relatives and calls to mourners.
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Harold
Yenre
America
Chemin Marion Ceoun
Viereekess
Christine Harold Alec
Frank
Quinnty Ge
Brayton
J. Potare
Ab Axtell
Kane
Ali Chroten Herold
Jed
Alaska Packers to Expand Alameda Plant Seeking 25 Year Lease
Alaska Packers to enlarge its Alameda plant by adding buildings and improvements worth up to 1 million dollars if Alameda grants a 25 year lease on unmortgaged land for 150000 dollars in aggregate. A K Phohenor, company rep, announced the move.
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Alaska Packers
Alameda
Alaska Macer« Association
A. K. Phohenor
Tacoma mayor vows fight over ten cent fare
Tacoma mayor C. M. Riddell told a public club on February 5 that he will oppose any proposed ten cent fare and urged the company to operate at minimum costs. He criticized the seven cent fare era for forcing people to walk and called for relief from high operating expenses.
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Tacoma
Etree Railwing
Evers Bus
Ae Doan
C. M. Riddell
Sam
Ty Cit
Expersen
Offjeem
Hoeren
Two American Relief Workers Murdered Near Aleppo
The murder of two American relief workers was reported to the state department yesterday. Their identities were not released. They were killed last Friday near Fall Mall north of Aleppo, part of an American relief expedition led from New York City with relief operations in the Near East.
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Folk’ S
State Department
Fl Mall
Aleppo
New York City
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