Subcommittee Investigator Sees Budenz
The Senate subcommittee chief counsel met in New York with Louis Budenz, key witness in McCarthy's Lattimore espionage case. Edward Morgan served Budenz with a subpoena then stayed to chat. McCarthy voiced no objection to the interview as Tydings prepares an independent probe of the State department and Lattimore.
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John L. Steele
Washington
U.P
Senate
Communist Investigation Subcommittee
New York
Louis F. Budenz
Joseph R. McCarthy
Owen Lattimore
Budenz
Edward P. Morgan
FBI
Subcommittee
McCarthy
State Department
Millard E. Tydings
Morgan
Tydings
Lattimore
Hurley Blames Yalta Pact for Communist Victory in China
Gen Patrick Hurley told Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt on a national TV program that the secret Yalta agreement led to the Communist triumph in China. He cited his China and Russia missions as a personal envoy. Critics including Warren Magnuson John King Fairbank and Richard Lauterbach disputed his claim during the televised panel discussion.
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New York
Patrick Hurley
China
Yalta
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Warren G. Magnuson
Wash
Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
John King Fairbank
Harvard University
School of Chinese Studies
Richard Lauterbach
Hurley
National Broadcasting Company
Russia
Gen. Hurley
Lauterbach
Chinese Nationalists urge U.S. labor to aid famine relief
A Formosa backed appeal from Lu Ching shih asks American labor leaders William Green Philip Murray and John L Lewis to help feed up to 50 million Chinese starving behind the Communist regime. The plan offers no delivery method and hints at air drops if needed while famine denial from Reds contrasts with Western and religious relief efforts.
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Hong Kong
China
Taipei
Formosa
Lu Ching-shih
Free China Labor League
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizations
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Reds
Western Alliance Draws Nearer With Defense Mapped
Washington reports a looming test period as Western nations map defense against Soviet Communism. Secretary Acheson to push for NATO to coord political economic and military policies and possibly form a council for action. Gen. Omar Bradley suggests shifting to a collective balance favoring air and sea power with US focus on strategic bombing and sea lanes.
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Washington
United States
State Acheson
London
Acheson
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Omar Bradley
Chicago
West
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hague Conference On Defense
Europe
Bradley
Tired Old Stork Delivers Twins Again in Pittsburgh
Twenty months after Mrs. Robert M. Gainey welcomed twins a boy and a girl, she has another set of twins, a boy and a girl. Obstetricians say they seldom see a woman have twins twice in a row and never with the same sex. Gainey works as an advertising man for the Aluminum Company of America.
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Pittsburgh
Robert M. Gainey
Gainey
The
Aluminum Company of America
School Visitation Committees Begin Week Across Elementary Schools
Local patriotic groups led by the Grand Army of the Republic organize annual school visits to educate children about patriot sacrifices. Committees chaired by Mrs. Anna M. Quinn will visit nine elementary schools from Wednesday through Thursday and again next week with times listed for each site. Courthouse gatherings precede each visit at 9 and 1 o'clock.
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Butte
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United Spanish War Veterans
Anna M. Quinn
Sherman
Blaine
St. Lawrence
St. Mary
Washington
Sacred Heart
Jefferson
Grant
Franklin
Holy Savior
Greeley
St. Helena
Lincoln
St. Patrick
McKinley
Immaculate Conception
Monroe
St. Joseph
Madison
Longfellow
Webster-Gofield
St. John
Emerson
St. Ann
Harrison
Whittier
Hawthorne
Five Air Accidents Worldwide Kill Seventeen
The Associated Press reports five separate air accidents across the globe on Sunday killing 17 people. In Winnipeg a Canadian jet crashed in a residential area, injuring two. Moron Cuba saw a local airliner crash on takeoff killing eight aboard including two Cuban congressmen. A British transport plane in Switzerland wrecked in fog and snow, killing all five crew and the Italian passenger. An RAF Vampire fighter went out of control near Dorset, the pilot survived by parachute but died later. At Webster Field Maryland a Navy Hellcat crashed killing the pilot.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Moron
Cuba
Switzerland
Britain
Dorset
Webster Field
Maryland
McCarthy Praised and Denounced in Radio Round Table
Republicans hail Senator McCarthy for spotlighting subversives while Democrats warn his charges threaten bipartisanship in foreign policy. Wherry and Mundt back him. Magnuson and Dingell oppose, with Tydings insisting no proof has surfaced. Dudenz testimony looms as Latimore denies Communist ties and calls McCarthy’s claim a lie.
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Washington
McCarthy
Rwis
Round Table
State Department
GOP
Senate
Wherry
Nebraska
Mundt
South Dakota
Magnuson
Representative Dingell
Michigan
Tydings
Maryland
Senate Foreign Relations
Department
Louis F. Dudenz
Budenz
Owen Lattimore
Communist Party
Lattimore
Far Eastern Affairs Authority
Russia
United States
Poland's Catholic Church and State Reach Pact
Poland's Roman Catholic bishops and the Communist government announced a 19 point agreement guaranteeing equal rights for Catholic schools and publications with state institutions. The pact includes plans to seek Vatican dio ceses in former German lands and opposes anti Polish and revisionist moves by some German clergy. It follows the government seizure of church estates earlier this month.
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Warsaw
Poland
Vatican
Adam Stefan Cardinal Sapieha
Krakow
Pope Pius XII Addresses 35000 Pilgrims at Holy Year
In Vatican City on Sunday Pope Pius XII presided over a 35 minute general audience for 35000 Holy Year pilgrims.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Chrysler and UAW near end to 82 day strike after final offer
Chrysler presented a final offer to the CIO United Auto Workers to settle an 82 day strike that idled 89,000 workers. Walter Reuther said the pension plan proposal was a major step though the union rejected it as inadequate on pension credit, 68-year retirement, and hospital benefits. Mediators returned both sides to the bargaining table as talks resumed.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter Reuther
Chrysler
Reuther
Ford
United States Steel
Freighter Finds Floating Raft First Clue to Missing Plane
A British freighter in the Baltic picked up a derelict American life raft believed to be equipment of the missing US Navy Privateer plane. The raft, manufactured in 1948, may be the first concrete clue to the fate of the 10 crew members.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Baltic
United States Air Force
L. E. Curdes
Soviet Russia
Latvia
Beechland
London
Kotka
Stockholm
Lepaya
Libau
Bornholm
Wiesbaden
Germany
United States
Sweden
Norway
Navy
Kastrup
J. Henderson
Wildlife group seeks law permitting vehicle searches
Dillon April 16 The Southwestern Montana Wildlife federation district No 2 urges a legal vehicle search to aid Montana game wardens in convicting poachers and thieves. The resolution will be sent to the fish and game commission along with bird and game season recommendations for the nine county southwestern district. Carl Daniel of Butte was elected federation president for the coming year. George Kern of Livingston Hollis Monson of Anaconda and Harry Baker of Ennis named officers.
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Dillon
Montana
Southwestern Montana Wildlife Federation
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Carl Daniel »F Butte
Federation
George Kern
Livingston
Hollis Monson
Anaconda
Harry Baker
Ennis
Negro Ruler in Africa Returns Home
Seretse Khama arrives in Serowe Bechuanaland for a temporary visit with wife Ruth Williams and Bamangwato followers amid tears and welcome. British authorities warn against meetings. security heightened as he plans to challenge a five year ban on his leadership through legal channels.
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Serowe
Bechuanaland
South Africa
Seretse Khama
London
Ruth Williams
Ruth
Britain
Seretse
Lobatsi
Rath
Anti-Slot Bill Offered in U S Senate by Johnson
Senator Edwin C. Johnson urged immediate passage of an anti slot bill to outlaw gambling device manufacture in states where illegal and ban shipments into such states. He warned delay risks a nationwide spread as Congress debates who should probe crime syndicates amid a power struggle between Senate committees and a proposed five man panel.
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Washington
Edwin C. Johnson
Congress
Colorado Democrat
Johnson
Senate
Wherry
Neb
Barkley
Commerce Committee
Judiciary Committee
McCarran
D-Nev
Lucas
Ill
Truman to seek reforms to boost small business credit
Advisers expect President Truman to ask Congress to aid small firms with new lending and investment channels. Proposals include federal loan insurance with a government kitty to cover losses and laws allowing banks to pool idle funds into regional capital banks buying small firm securities. The plan, aided by Commerce Secretary Sawyer, aims to spur expansion and curb monopolies while expanding technical help and market information.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Senate House Economic Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
TenCrewmen Missing After Tanker Lingula Fire Near Singapore
A tanker Lingula loaded with 2,000,000 gallons of aviation gasoline caught fire off Pulau Samboe near Singapore. Ten crewmen, all Europeans, are missing after two were killed and two injured. Most of the ship’s superstructure burned. shore tanks with 1,300,000 gallons burned as flames rose hundreds of feet. Fire control began while crews searched nearby islands for survivors.
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Pulau Samboe
Singapore
Shell Oil Company
Shell Company
Lingula
Weather Forecast for Butte and Montana Regions
Partly cloudy to cloudy Monday with scattered light showers of rain or snow in the afternoon. Maximum Monday afternoon around 48, minimum Monday morning around 30. School of Mines high 60 low 36, Airport high 60 low 37. West of Divide expect considerable cloudiness Monday with showers and cooler high 45 to 55. East of Divide cloudier Monday with scattered light showers north and west and slightly warmer east, high 55 to 65.
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School of Mines
Divide
Table of 12 and 18 Hour Readings Ended Sunday
The table shows maximum readings for the 12 hours and minimum for the 18 hours ending at 5 30 p m Sunday.
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Associated Press
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