Russians Press for Restricted Berlin Access Amid Tensions
Soviet demands on maintenance crews and air travel through the eastern zone threaten Berlin’s access. A crash death toll rises as memorials are held, while Sokolovsky’s apparent Moscow recall fuels speculation. Communist led editors push for a draft constitution and a nationwide plebiscite to shape a unified German state.
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Berlin
Thie
Sokolovsky
Berin
Moscow
Otto Grotenhal
Seriniist Unity Party
Neues Deutachland
Democratic German Republic
Grotewohl
Germany
Tintflad Republic
People's Congress
Trapoli
Mail Boxes and Numbers Urged by Post Office
Postmaster Joseph Parker announced that carriers will hand out memorandums urging patrons to install mail slots and house numbers. The deadline for installation is May 3.
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Post Office
Joseph Parker
Billings Woman’s Car Prowl Reported on East Broadway
Police officer Del Rodda said a Billings woman, Mrs. Marven France, found her car prowl on East Broadway early Sunday. A sample case containing x dresses and jackets was reported stolen from the vehicle.
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Billings
del Rodda
Marven France
East Broadway
Stratemeyer Warns U S Vulnerable to Air Attack
General Stratemeyer of the U S Air Defense Command warned on Sunday that the nation is highly vulnerable to air attack. He said the best outcome would be to make any attack costly since stopping it is not possible. He spoke upon arriving to inspect Fourth Air Force units. He was accompanied by British Air Marshal T M Williams and a Royal Observer Corps commander.
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Stratemeyer
U. S
Hamilton Field
Calif
Crarge
Strate Imeyer
United States Air Defense Command
Fourth Air Force
T. M. Wiliams
RAP Stalf College
Bandan
Britain
Royal Observer Corps
Rome Royalists Hit in Riot
Contiued from page four describes a riot in Rome where royalists clashed with rivals, a woman was kicked, and thousands were affected. Toxiatti addressed about 100000 in Milan criticizing United States Britain and France for seeking Italy’s NATO membership and warning against war measures. Prime Minister Gasparri warned of no communist coup and a May 16 parliament election date. Vatican outlets denied linked accusations and a jailed author claimed a conspiracy involving Vatican support for De Gaulle and Franco against communism.
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Toxiatti
Milan
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Rome
Togliatti
Premi¢r Nn Gaspert
Christian Democrat
North
Os Sayong
Ak Hook Evnliing
Vatcan
Millan
Sonata
Russia
Vatican
Aother
Virelma Beattallal
Washington
Europe
Ruwala
Middle East
Offensteen
Aretia
Janan
de Gaulle
Franco
Philipsburg Miner Found Dead in Rooming House
Eugene N. Weeks, about 40 years old, was found dead in a lava rooming house in Philipsburg on Friday evening. Death attributed to a heart condition after investigators said he had been dead about 50 hours. A native of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, he had lived in Philipsburg for two years and worked in various mining jobs. He is survived by a sister and other relatives.
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Philipsburg
Eugene N. Weeks
Sherrif Bryan Hynes
R. R. Wilson
Weeks
Maxville
Phillyapurg
Iie
Cosur a'Alene
Idaho
Shippe
Mrs Paul Heaney Hosts Altar Society Meeting
In Thilitsburg on April 11 the Altar Society met at the home of Mrs Paul Heaney with Mrs Vernon Nelty assisting. Guests included Mrs Joe Keats Mrs Fred Ociser Mrs Bernard LeRoy Mrs Olivia Domini Mrs Ral Nfnaza and Mrs Chandice Eillen. After the business portion a lemon dessert was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Heaney
Altar Society
Butle Woman Is Mishap Victim
A Butle woman, while crossing at Park and Main Saturday night, was struck by a car and received minor injuries. Police said she was crossing the intersection when hit. the driver was absolved of responsibility. Officers Verna Mardack and Harry Tomley reported the incident.
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Pia South Pokata
Verna Mardack
Uarry Tomley
Mra
Turk
Ttg
Axelson Family Welcomes Newborn Son Harry
Mr and Mrs Arla Axelson of 58 South Jackson announce the birth of their son in Mirry hospital early Sunday morning. The infant is welcomed as a younger brother to Michoel and companion to the Axelson family.
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Misa
Arla Axelson
South Jackson
Harry
Mirry Hospital
Axelson
M Michoel
Butte Briefs Cleared in Japan and at Home
M/Sgt James Halley of 1518 A street recently joined by wife Matret N Hatley daughter of Mr and Mrs C S Nickel in Japan where Sgt Hatley serves in the United States Air Force with the Airways and Communications service Mrs Halley new to Japan was met at Haneda Air Force base Tokyo by Sgt Hatley Fire department extinguished a smut and brush fire in the rest of the SO Enab Park early Sunday morning with no damage reported Mrs Lott Girard 640 South Washington hosted a birthday paste supper at the family home in honor of her husband’s birthday
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James Halley
Matret N. Hatley
C. 8. Nickel
Japan
Sgt
Hatley
United States Air Force
Airways and AI
Halley
Hania Air Force Base
Tokyo
Set. Hatley
Butle the Department
SO Enab Park
Contempt case unfolds in Lewis court order dispute
In a high stakes hearing the welfare fund trustees meet to discuss costs as Lewis faces contempt charges. House Speaker Martin names Bridges the umpire in a national strike dispute while Lewis awaits Monday evidence and possible delays. Goldsborough weighs extending key restraining orders and further actions set for midweek.
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Welfare Fund
Ridges
Lewis
Bridges
NOAA
Joseph W. Mairtin
R-M
Batyerday
Marcin
Tristee Ezra View Horn
Capitol
Goldsborough
Junge McGuire
Geverhmoenk
Indae
Abe
Taft Dewey race shaped by Wisconsin primary results
The piece analyzes Dewey and Taft positions after Wisconsin and Nebraska contests, noting Dewey’s momentum hinges on Oregon May 21 and Philadelphia convention implications. It discusses potential bids by Vandenberg, MacArthur, and Morgan, with wary signals about Worreny and other contenders shaking up the GOP race.
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Trant Unser
GOP
Wisconsla
Dewey
Mffny Mn
Usti
Nebraska
Stassen
Elze
Oregon
Anairely
Philadelphia
Potttlelans
Brnadwagon
Tait
Taft
Onin
Vandenbergs
Nut Vandenberg
Dogelas Macarthur
Wisconsin
MacArthur
Helms
Earl Worreny
California
Massarinette
Massachusetts
Rangers Report Loss of One Cat in Snowbound Search
Missoula April 1. First rangers to check the Powell ranger Amnion report the loss of one cat named Tony the cat in charge. H A Stie and W R Moore skied 28 miles by motor Toboggan through 38 inches of snow to reach the station. The cat lived at the station nearly 10 years. Rangers believe a wolf or owl may have taken Mink. Snow depth reached 458 inches over winter, hindering hay barn access. A crow will open the stall in June according to officials. Australia’s unemployment rate stands at 4.0 percent with more than 2,200,000 people unemployed.
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Rangers
Missoula
rFirst
Powell Ranger Amnion
H. A
Statins
Wren
Tom
Butte Air Reserve Group Plans Tonight Meeting
Committees are to report at the Butte air reserve group meeting in the Army Recruiting Headquarters building at 7 30 pm. Topics include listing all Air Reserve personnel in the Butte area and assigning them to suitable units, possible ALY Reserve training unit, and basing Army units at the local airpark for training. A delegation will travel to Orden to discuss creating an Air Reserve training unit in Butterly. Reserve personnel and former Air Force members in the Miningeliy area are invited to attend.
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Butte
Air Reserve Association
Army
Jasta
Air Reserve
Bute Aren Ati
Benta
ALY Reserve
Bute
Daha Chambil
Orden
Poursaly Force
Buble
Butterly
Air Force
Miningeliy Areca
Unis
Poland Develops Big Deposit of Atom Element
In Poland a large uranium deposit is being developed near Kowary between Komlena Gora and Jelenia Gora, seen as Europe’s second largest. Russian engineers aid the project, and 1200 workers are employed at the mine, which has been active since 1946. Two U S military liaison officers were briefly detained in April during a region trip but released after questioning. The Polish government regards the find as sensitive and initially kept the site’s name secret.
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Warsaw
Apr
Europe
Tower Silesia
Wroclaw
Breslau
United States
Frank Jessie
Nicholas Rudziak
Jessie
Beaumont
Tex
Wellton
Ws Va
Poland
Stanton Griffis
Thn
Rudalak
Maynard
Mass
Krayzatka
Kowary
Komlena Gora
Jelenia Gora
Soviet Union
Dewey Leads In Opinion Poll Among Republicans
In a New York April release Governor Dewey of New York topped a GOP presidential nomination poll among 244 ballots sent to representatives. Eisenhower led Democrats’ picks. Response rates were low with 116 Republicans, seven Democrats returning ballots and two labor party ballots counted.
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Wannington
Dewey
New York
House
D. Eisenhower
Bushey
Bonnator
Vandenberg
MacArthur
Martin
Stassen
Warren
Califor
Choyce
Aap Vandenberg
Bricker
Benning Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Tenman
Truman
Bred Vinson
Senator Byrd
Virginia
Eisenhower
Secretary of Deniise Fortesint
Representative Tiartley
New Jersey
Representative Raybrn
Texas
Women’s Club Toy Gathering Set in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge students are asked to bring broken discarded or unused toys to school on Wednesday for the Business and Professional Women’s Club collection. Toys will be repaired by state penitentiary inmates and distributed at Christmas. This marks the workshop's second year with last year’s count surpassing 3,000 toys renovated and painted.
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Deer Lodge
Santos
Freedom Train Visit Plans Stir Deer Lodge Residents
Dr. Lodge reports many Deer Lodge residents intend to view the Freedom Train in Bulls Friday. Plans remain tentative while group visits are arranged and a number of cars will make the trip.
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Dr. Lodge
Deer Lodge
Bulls Wriday
Communion Breakfast Held by KCs
A Catholic St Mary group hosted a Communion Breakfast on a wet Sunday morning at the Church of the Tauriculate Conception with Grand Knight Ted Mannix presiding. Speaker Clandice Ettien of Philipsburg addressed members while St Mary gall served the men and Catholic high school boys attended as guests.
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Prer Lowsz
Knehts
Columbus
Church of the Tauriculate Conception
St. Marvy Hall
Grand Knight
Ted Mannix
Clandice Ettien
Philipsburg
St. Mary Gall
Gueets
Membhership
Death summons Butte veteran Robert Alden
Robert Alden a Butte resident and World War I veteran died Sunday morning in the Fort Harrison Veterans Administration hospital after a long illness. He was born in Denver and lived in Butte for many years. Surviving are his wife Hilda a son William Alden and daughters Justine Alden Rosella Alden and Mrs Sigyed Koppely. The body will be shipped to Butte for services at Duggan Mortuary.
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Robert
Trancis Alden
West Aluminum
Veterans Administration
Fort Harrison
Denver
Gala
Butte
Silver Bow Post
Rosella Alden
Texas
Sigyed Koppely
Alaska
Duggan
Canadian Baby Is Burned in Stove
Kirkland Lake Ontario April 11. Mrs. Uncle Gamarche a 21 year old wife was charged with murder in the death of her two month old son Lawrence. Police say the baby was burned to death early Sunday in a kitchen stove and that the mother may have thrust the child into the stove in a fit of rage.
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Kirkland Lakrf
Ont
Gamarche
Bumbor Nck
Lawrence
Hospital Notes records admmissions and discharges across towns
The report lists numerous patients admitted and dismissed at various facilities including Murray and TAMER districts. Names such as Lenora Truscott Margaret Haugem Mary Mattson Helen Trout Shirley Panton and Arthur Brown appear, with addresses like 418 North Jackson 721 North Henry and 4410 Harrison. The piece closes noting South Africa wall award medals to servicemen and women.
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Murray
Mra
Lenora
Truscott
Nort Jackson
Margaret Haugem
Clyde Park
Mary Mattson
North Oklahoma
Helen Trout
Cavks Gabins
Edith Rayer
Three Forks
Shirley Panton
Cottonwood
Helen Crowley
North Henry
Ann Rausch
Helena
Gladys “Tucker
Anacolda
Jack Bettisen
East LaPlat
Tamer
Arthur Brown
Natch Jackson
Bar Webber
Kahspell
Evereth Boyer
Nori Excelsior
Barbara Barker
Porter
Edgar Gordon
Warren
Mike Pew
East Galena
Katherine Harrington
Pauline Godman
James Sullivan
Harrison
Mery Hooper
Culver
East
Polly Annear
West Daly
Elsza Garrison
Reichiy Joe Dahlman
Nettie
Ted Gutz
West Granite
Roger Molmes
Whitehall
Ewing Leyden
South Main
Carl Kamscrich
Divide
Charles Truscotte
East Gagnony
James I Morrish
WI Lent
Great Falls Opens Bids for First Sewer Unit
Great Falls city council announces opening of bids on the first unit of a 1.3 million storm and sanitary sewer project funded by bonds. Public Works Director W. J. Wentzel estimates the initial unit cost at 339,200 dollars.
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Great Falls
Regents Bonds
City Public Works
W. J. Wentzel
School Directors Meet in Helena
Helena hosts the State Association of School Boards special legislative committee as they discuss county wide taxation for school funding and a proposed legislative program. Randall Swanhere chairs the panel with members from Billings Fort Benton Townsend and others, while officers of the association meet with the committee to plan fiscal strategies.
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Heusena
State Association of School Boards
Randall Swanhere
Great Falls
Swaiberg
School Boards Association
Grant Boneman
Billings
Ingolf Birkeland
Fort Benton
Russell Stewert
Townsend
A. M. Rogen
Bray
Porseth
Colsti
Eleasurer
Hanna Off, Simms
W. F. Chauner
Bozeman
Margaret Leary
Butte
B.A. Koe+ Vitz
Grass Range
Mrs. Chfford Miller
Kalispell
Progressive party of Missouri forms in Truman state
Henry Wallace supporters drive new party into Missouri with 483 delegates and 248 observers registering in the state house for the all tag session. The event marks a notable third party entry in Jefferson City on Sunday.
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Vefferson City
Truman
Progressive Party of Missouri
Henry Wallace
House of Representatives
Condition Still Critical For Tan Sil Of Billings
The attending physician at Murray hospital reported John B. Tansil, United States district attorney, remains in critical condition. He was stricken on Thursday and his condition worsened Saturday morning.
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John B. Tansil
Billings
United States
Murray Hospital
Tansil
IOOF Plans 129th Anniversary Observance in Mining City
A joint committee from three Bulla Gold Fellow lodges will plan the 129th anniversary observance of the OOF at the North American level. The week includes a special rehearsal by Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge Jodge and assorted meetings of Miriam Rebekah Jodge No 2 and Fidelity lodge No 8. The schedule also notes Martha Rebekah Indige No 28 meeting and a social session at Center ville, with further arrangements for the anniversary celebration to follow.
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OOF
North American
Bulla Gold
Bilver Leaf
Rebekah Jodge
Enterprise Hall
Miriam Rebekah Jodge No. 2
Sons of St. George Ball
Centerville
Senior Play Life of the Party Draws Large Crowd
In Livingston Apo the annual senior play Life of the Party played to a capacity audience in Park County High School auditorium. Director Eloise Engen led a cast including Helen Mercer Anna Shellenberg Rex Turco Gina Ross Marietta Rice Warren Harper and others with Norma Jarret Betty Anderson Virginia Walker Arthur Blom Dick Holl Bob Merritt helping as guests. Mortis Caillickson served as business manager, assisted by Byron Robb, with the staging crew Keil Peckenplugh J Burke and Ed Nelson and production committee members Juanita Kugler Judy Wardlaw Dorothy Sherwood. Birth announced Drummond April 11 reports a boy born to Ted Karren and wife in Logan Utah on April 1, joining brothers Steve and Gary.
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Patricia Miller
Betty Merritt
Peggy Trower
Jack Lert F
Norma Norma Jarret
Betty Anderson
Virginia Walker
Arthur Blom
Dick Holl
Bob Merritt
Mortis Caillickson
Byron Robb
Keil Peckenplugh
J Burke
Ed Nelson
Juanita Kugler
Judy Wardlaw
Dorothy Sherwood
Local lodge meetings and initiation announced
The committee on arrangements includes Dilys May Bellis Emily Dovidson Pearl Dunn Mary Richards and Dorothy Tal Tent. Cohen lige No 36 meets in Mearieyville at o clock. Summit Sncamp ment No 4 meets in Colusa hall Meakeyville at o o clock. Enterprise lodge No 40 meets on Frank street at 8. Miriam Rebekah lodge No 2 convenes Fidelity hall at 8. A class of candidates will be initiated by the degree staff under Blanch Davis. A lunch will be served after the meeting with Myrtle Martyn and Winnie Waters on the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilys May Bellis
Emily Dovidson
Pearl Dunn
Mary Richards
Dorothy Tal- Tent
Cohen Lige No. 36
Mearieyville
Summit Sncampment No
Meeh
Colusa Hall
Meakeyville
At & O
Enterprise Lodge No. 40
Frank Street
Miriam Rebekah Lodge No. 2
Fidelity
Blanch Davis
Myrtle Martyn
Winnie Waters
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Secrataria
Stedundas Horkbender
Fox Steins
Rialto
Non Americe Claudette Cathert
Love
Reion Fon the. Wirte
Robert Young
Maureen Ars Clifton Webb
Tobacco Road
Pago Pago
Miner
Butle
Steam Bath
Butler
Australia
Butte Air Reserve
Tom Dewey
Something New
Fish and
Lloyd‘s
South
Montana
Frances
Aiele Serabok Gerriepondent
One
Olrewiauon
Mawhem
Mein Teleonons
Women's Club
Kcs
South Africa
Missouri
IOOF
Drummond
Ted Karren
Logan
Utah
Steve
Gary
Karvet
Jensen Drug Store
Elmer T, Carkeer
OOLAN
Hart Schofiner & Dare Clothes
America
Butte Miners Union
West Granite ST
Bill’s Drive Inn
Harrison Ave
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