Early Parley on Austrian Pact Stirs Vienna Crowd
Chancellor Julius Raab returns from Moscow with Soviet promises of withdrawal of 44 000 Soviet troops and 23 000 Allied troops by December 31 1955 or sooner with a treaty. Vaunted concessions include 300 industrial enterprises bought with goods and the return of Zistersdorf oil fields.
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Vienna
Julius Raab
Moscow
Austria
Raab
U. S
Britain
France
Russia
Big Four
Blue Danube
Zistersdorf
Montana High Court Drops Oil Lease Dispute
Montana Supreme Court dismissed three actions by Attorney General Arnold Olsen and intervenor Ralph Anderson in the 1953 oil lease dispute. The court sent the case back to Lewis and Clark County District Court for action on the federal judgment, ending current state proceedings.
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United States Supreme Court
Montana
High Court
State Supreme Court
Atty
Arnold H. Olsen
Ralph Anderson
Olsen
Anderson
Supreme Court
Lewis and Clark County District Court
Victor H. Fall
Montana Supreme Court
Governor Eager to Get on With Oil Land Leasing
Montana Governor J Hugo Aronson voices fatigue over the indefinite lease term law and urges moving ahead with oil land leasing at the best price. The statement followed a Montana Supreme Court decision returning the case to district court. Aronson hopes for the biggest sale in history.
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Helena
J. Hugo Aronson
Aronson
Montana
Hibbs Urges Olsen to Follow Law or Resign
Senator Rex Hibbs called on Attorney General Arnold Olsen to abide by the law or resign for the good of Montana after the State Supreme Court ordered the Lewis and Clark County District Court to comply with a U S Supreme Court ruling. Olsen had asked for dismissal of the order in a petition, Hibbs said.
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Hibbs
Supreme Court
District Court
Montana Atty General Seeks Dismissal Over Oil Lease Fight
Arnold H. Olsen asks Montana Supreme Court to dismiss its order sending the disputed 1933 oil lease case back to the district court. The high court had earlier dismissed applications to act in the matter involving school income lands and oil leases.
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Helena . Mont
Montana Supreme Court
Montana
Helena
Arnold H. Olsen
District Court
State Supreme Court
Brilliant Square Dancing Benefit for Cancer Opens at the Gardens
Butte hosts its annual Square Dance for Dancer at Columbia Gardens Pavilion with Ed Gilmore of California as guest MC guiding dancers and spectators through a colorful opening session. Proceeds fund cancer research and patient aid as attendance grows and clinics for callers and dancers are held. Tickets cost one dollar and the festival runs through the weekend with out of town clubs performing and audiences encouraged to donate.
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Columbia Gardens Pavilion
Butte
Ed Gilmore
Yucaipa
Calif
Butte Square Dance
Finlen
Gilmore
Priscilla Gilmore
Pasadena Records Big Earthquake
A major quake was recorded at Caltech at 7:55 p.m. PST Thursday. Dr. Charles Richter reported magnitude 7, among the largest on record, and suggested it could be an aftershock of the Thursday China event or of quakes in the Philippines.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Charles Richter
China
Philippines
Want Ads Promote Local Services and Ford Automobile Listing
Want Ads are used by residents to sell buy rent hire and recover items in town. A 1951 Ford four door with radio heat overdrive white sidewall tires Sta Full Auto Lite battery and two mounted Suburbanite tires is listed with a contact number.
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Dial
Rotary District Conference Opens in Butte
The 32nd annual Montana Rotary District conference began with a Friday night House of Friendship reception at the Finlen Hotel in Butte, featuring local entertainment and 350 delegates registered. Harry M. Gambrel of Kansas City will speak Sunday as a Rotary International representative.
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Montana District Conference of
Rotary Clubs
House of Friendship
Butte
Copper Bowl
Finlen Hotel
Montana School of Mines Glee Club
Ralph Smith
Kathy Whalen
al Dahlberg
Montana State University
Ed Williams
al Chenevert
Harry M. Gambrel
Kansas City
Rotary
Montana
Rotary International
Gambrel
Herbert J. Taylor
Chicago
Everett W. Hill
Polson
Payne Templeton
Helena
Far East
Hall Clement
W. C. Sweet
Butte Club
Thomas P. Patterson
Herbert W. Hines
Billings
Democratic Leaders Endorse Loyalty Oath Compromise
Washington talks of a compromise to ease the loyalty oath fight as the Democratic National Committee considers a rule that state parties will place the national ticket on ballots without guaranteeing unwavering personal support. The Mitchell Humphrey Battle group argues delegates may decide individually while pledging to affirm the nominees. The push follows 1952 disputes and a seat vacancy case involving Wright Morrow.
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Washington
Stephen A. Mitchell
Truman
Alabama
Dixie States
Tut Truman
National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
John S. Battle
Virginia
Mitchell
Battle
Wright Morrow
Texas
Eisenhower
Morrow
Weather forecast for Montana region mixed showers weekend
Increasing cloudiness Saturday with a few showers Saturday night and Sunday. Friday’s highs near 36 and low 17. East Montana partly cloudy then scattered showers in extreme southeast with highs 42 to 52. West Montana mostly cloudy cool with snow in mountains and rain or snow showers lower elevations through Sunday.
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Montana
Walter Testifies He Urged Corsi Be Fired
Walter D Pa congressman testifies before a Senate subcommittee that he urged Secretary of State Dulles to fire Edward Corsi for poor judgment and associations with subversive groups. He condemns the Refugee Relief Act and notes his role in admitting refugees after World War II.
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Washington
Walter
D-Pa
Edward Corsi
Corsi
Truman
Senate
Dulles
United States
American Killed by Sentry Near Jerusalem
An American citizen Charles Blair Harris of McCook Nebraska was killed in no man s land outside the Jerusalem wall after failing to heed a Jordan sentry warning. Harris 26 came to the area as representative of Lebanon Nebraska with mayors of six Lebanon towns. He had visited Lebanon in March and stayed in the Holy Land about a month living with an Arab family in Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Charles Blair Harris
McCook
Neb
No Man’s Land
Jerusalem Wall
Harris
Lebanon
United States
Republic of Lebanon
Holy Land
Driver Blames Rats Automobile Crash Injuries
Otis Smith said from a hospital bed that rats that got into his old model car's upholstery crawled up his neck and leg and caused a collision with another vehicle. Three other people were injured in the Fort Wayne incident.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
U.P
Otis Smith
Havre Child Dies in Flood Waters
The drowned body of 34 year old James Martin was recovered from Bull Hook Creek after a four hour search in Havre. He was believed to have fallen into the flood swollen stream in a residential area around 11:30 a.m. Martins son and daughter were present. the recovery party used grappling hooks to pull the body from a bridge piling.
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Havre
James Martin
Buil Hook
Marion Martin
Bull Hook
Lawrence MacKenzie
Karl Strehscheif
Judge Recesses Civil Case To Answer Urgent Call
District Judge Olmvier FE. Smith recessed a civil damage action in Golden, Colorado, to take an urgent telephone call from his wife after a car wreck and rush home to repair a washing machine threatening a flood.
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Golden
Colo
Olmvier FE. Smith
Fields Named Head of Atomic Energy Commission
Brig. Gen. Kenneth E. Fields, named general manager of the Atomic Energy Commission, speaks at his Kenwood home, succeeding Maj. Gen. Kenneth D. Nichols who resigns May 1. Fields has led AEC military applications since 1951. announcement came from Chairman Lewis L. Strauss.
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Washington
Kenneth E. Fields
Kenwood
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Kenneth D. Nichols
Fields
AEC
Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
Eden calls nationwide election to stabilize Britain
Prime Minister Eden announced a nationwide election for May 26 to stabilize the country after Churchill's retirement. Nine days after taking office he challenged the divided Labor party, speaking to a radio audience as strikebound newspapers remained silent.
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London
Eden
Winston Churchill
Labor Party
Montana Extends Tax Deadline to Saturday 5 P.M.
State income tax deadline pushed to 5 p.m. Saturday with late submissions accepted but delinquency penalties apply after. L C Burns notes offices in Butte Anaconda Great Falls Missoula Billings Helena open to 5 p.m. Saturday. Butte will stay until noon.
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Montana
Max. Min. Pep
Billings Eee
Belgrade
Helena
L. C. Burns
Board of Equalization
Burns
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Missoula
Billings
Fear Nation to Become Battleground in NATO Debate
German strategists press revamp of NATO plans to avert a repeat of West Germany as a battlefield. Proposals call for fortified anti tank lines along the Iron Curtain and a 150 000 strong German force under Allied air and naval defense to stall Soviet advances.
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Bonn
Germany
NATO
West Germany
Soldater Zeitun
Soldiers
Iron Curtain
East Germany
Borislaw von Bonin
Defense Commission
Theodor Blank
von Bonin
Adelbert Weinstein
Allegemeine Zeitung
King-Size Atomic Blast Tests Weapon Hardiness at AEC Range
A 20 kiloton atomic detonation at the Nevada proving grounds tested weapons and battle vehicles while three unmanned jets closed in above the blast. Two drones crashed. a third landed with the carrier plane. An Air Force DT33 guided drone landings at Indians Springs, with observers from 17 nations watching.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Indians Springs Air Force Base
Air Force
Navy
Marines
Col. H. F. Parsons
Great Britain
Canada
Fiat
AEC
Nevada Proving Grounds
Woman Fined After Speeding Claim In Wisconsin
Mary Pfeiffer, 35, told a judge she was not driving 98 mph in a 40 mph zone because her car was being pushed to start. The judge fined her $100 plus costs.
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Milwaukee
Wis
U.P
Mary Pfeiffer
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