Polio Experts Inspect Cutter Serum After Inoculations
Government polio experts from the Public Health Service joined Cutter Laboratories in Berkeley California to probe post vaccination polio cases linked to the Cutter Salk vaccine. The recall of Cutter vaccines was ordered while authorities monitor developments and urge continued vaccination with other vaccines.
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Washington
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Cutter
Karl Habel
John Tripp
Public Health Service
California Department of Health
San Mateo
Georgia
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
The
Health Service
California
Eli Lilly
Adm
Ross T. McIntire
Los Angeles
Oakland
National Foundation For
New York
Los Angeles County
Hawaii
Leonard A. Scheele
Lewistown Man Beaten to Death
In Fergus County Montana a Lewistown rest home resident Leo Gagnon 87 was beaten to death with a Davenport arm. Michael Tuss 76 a fellow resident faces second degree murder charges and a confession is not signed yet. Tuss is jailed in Fergus County awaiting possible district court action. A nephew Mr DeMar of Great Falls is the sole known survivor.
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Lewistown
Justice Court
Leo Gagnon
Gagnon
Atty
James Wilkins Jr
Michael Tuss
Spring Creek Rest Home
Wilkins
Tuss
Ed Garnett
Fergus County
de- Mar
Great Falls
Army issues draft call for 10 000 in June
The Army issued a draft call for 10 000 men for June matching May’s quota. The April draft was 8 000, the lowest since the war resumed after Korea. Since resumption, 1 809 430 men have been drafted or earmarked for induction.
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Washington
Korea
Three Die in Collision Near Roundup Montana
A car trying to pass another auto collided with an oil tank truck two miles east of Roundup Montana killing Jack Ostermiller 31 Billings Charles Becker 65 Roundup and Ruth Sercel 16 Roundup. Mrs Becker and two others were hospitalized.
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Roundup
Mont
Jack Ostermiller
Billings
Charles Becker
Ruth Sercel
Helen Sercel
Montana
Sercel
Markus Botham
White Sulphur Springs
Herschel Skaggs
Laurel
Botham
Skaggs
Atomic test postponed again amid winds and costs
The Civil Defense atomic test in Nevada was delayed for a third time due to unfavorable winds. Observers from across the nation dwindled as hotel and meal costs mounted, with observers and officials facing a price tag near five million dollars for Operation Cue and Survival City preparations.
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Scu
Vival City
Nev
Civil Defense
Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Congress
Washington
Survival City
Montana Weather Forecast Across State With Showers and Mild Temps
The state forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions with showers through Friday night and warmer air. Friday's high around 45 to 55 in western areas and 50 to 60 in the east, with Friday night lows near 32. Thursday highs near 42 and lows around 17. Montana east expects increasing clouds, rain Friday and Friday night, snow at higher elevations, cooler Saturday. West portion should see rain or snow in the south Friday, high 45 to 50, and Saturday with considerable cloudiness and little temperature change.
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Montana
Belgrade
Dillon
Drummond
Glasgow
Great Falls
Helena
Kalispell
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City
Missoula
West Yellowstone
Whitehall
State Meeting of Water Works Group Opens in Butte
Frank C. Amsbury Jr. arrives from Champaign Illinois as president elect of the American Water Works Association to address the 30th Montana Section convention in the Montana Power auditorium. The agenda includes registrations at 8 a.m. and sessions with film screenings, a tour of Anaconda Copper, a 7 p.m. banquet at the Butte Country Club, and a round table discussion.
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Frank C. Amsbury Jr
American Water Works Assn
Butte
Champaign
Ill
Montana
AWWA
Amsbury
Montana Power Auditorium
Montana Sewage and Industrial Wastes Assn
John Dennis
Laurel
Claude Eyer
Glendive
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte Country Club
Dixon
Tim J. Sullivan
West Germany Gains Western Ties as Paris Treaties Pass
The Dutch Senate approved the Paris treaties 32-2 and the Lower House 71-6, finalizing West German sovereignty. Bonn plans WEU and NATO enrollment with 15 members, allowing continued Allied forces for European defense and Saar status pending treaty. Ceremonies next month mark postwar shift toward a full Western power.
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Hague
Netherlands
Paris
West Germany
Hitler
Reich
Bonn Republic
Western European Union
WEU
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Europe
Britain
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Italy
Saar
Bomber Crashes in Okinawa Killing 10 Crew
A U S Army B29 based on Okinawa crashed into a 600 foot hill near Naha Airport during a training landing. All ten crew members were killed. Flaming wreckage injured four Okinawans and damaged the hill area. Names of the dead were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Naha
Next of
581St Air Resupply
Okinawa
Nearly $2 Million in Road Bridge Contracts Are Let
Montana Highway Commission awarded 1 991 737 in road and bridge contracts on 11 projects to six firms. Total awarded this year reaches 3 202 420 on 24 jobs. One project in Glacier County on Kiowa Junction Babb Road subject to federal concurrence.
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Helena
Montana
Highway Commission
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Glacier County
Kiowa Junction-Babb
Meagher
White Sulphur Springs
Kings Hill
Robertson and Cave
Great Falls
Valley
Saco East
Glasgow West
Richardson Construction Co
Miles City
Dutton
Butte Naval Reserve Division Inspected by Navy Officers
The Butte Naval Reserve Surface Division faces a Friday morning inspection by a four officer board from the 13th Naval District led by Capt. Harry M. Lindsay Jr. The visit marks his first in the Mining City in current duties. Local officers plan the pre inspection preparations. Lindsay is a 1933 Annapolis graduate with WWII service including five Pacific war patrols aboard submarines.
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Butte
Naval Reserve Surface Division
13Th Naval District
Seattle
Harry M. Lindsay Jr
USN
Pacific Northwest Naval District
C. M. Pugh
L. B. Scribner
E. C. Kinley
Lindsay
Boyd L. Hall
Clark Park
David O. Speer
USNR
U.S. Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Manila
Pacific
Tenement and Hotel Blazes Kill Twelve in Chicago
Flames swept two nearby buildings in the Halsted Street area killing 12 people. Eight recovered from the Green Mill Hotel ruins, including a fire captain. Three children and their uncle died in an adjacent apartment fire. About 20 hotel occupants leaped from windows. seven firefighters injured. Authorities suspect arson and deliberate ignition in both blazes.
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Chicago
Green Mill
Earle Downes
Fire Department
Walter J. McCarron
Downes
Halsted Street
Milwaukee Avenue
Loop
Edward Duller
Sal Salvador Quake Shakes Capital at 6 05 PM
A sharp earthquake struck San Salvador at 6 05 PM on Thursday. No injuries or damage were reported.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Road Sprayed With Silver Dollars on Highway
A semi trailer carrying silver spilled $400 to $500 in half dollars along U S Highway 169 near St. Peter Minnesota Thursday before an armored Brink's truck halted the leak. Motorists sheriffs deputies and reporters joined in recovering the coins from pavement shoulders and ditches. Sheriff Clifford Witty called the scene sprayed with money and said some drivers grabbed coins while most cooperated.
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ST. Peter, Minn
U.P
U. S
Clifford Witty
Matsus Alerted for Possible Commie Attack
Taiwan’s Matsu Islands faced alerts for a potential Chinese attack as Nationalist air patrols intensified over the mainland. A 300 ton landing craft was reportedly set afire north of the Matsu group while Communist forces completed new roads on Huangchi Peninsula and docked ships near Huangchi port. The defense ministry cited heightened vigilance among 11,000 plus island garrison, amid reports of increased Red bomber range and civilian dispersal plans from Taipei.
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Taipei
Formosa
Matsu Islands
Matsui
Defense Ministry
Military Information Service
Huangchi
Matsu
Air Force
China News
Russia
China
Reds
Lukino
Mysterious Explosion Rocks Part of Butte
A late Thursday blast in Butte's northwest shook the city around 10 30 p m with reports of a strong impact in the Big Butte area. Police and sheriff's officers were baffled, noting familiar experts knew nothing about the incident. The explosion was felt as far east as Main Street and south to Park, echoing last summer's spate of unexplained blasts.
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Butte
Walter Stocker
Lost keys advertised by Boston advertiser solve fast
A brief lost and found notice claims a set of keys in an oblong key container was misplaced and offers a phone contact 0000. The item was posted by an advertiser amid a discussion of modest attire and social proprieties.
Aronson asks Olsen to draft new oil lease forms
Montana Governor J Hugo Aronson asks Attorney General Arnold Olsen to immediately draft a lease form under the 1953 indefinite term oil and gas law for leasing school lands. He urges an early Land Board meeting, noting his Washington absence and Gosman will act as head during his trip.
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Helena
J. Hugo Aronson
Atty
Arnold H. Olsen
Montana
State Land Board
Aronson
Montana Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
Olsen
State Board of Land Commissioners
Sam W. Mitchell
Public Instruction
Mary M. Condon
George M. Gosman
Gosman
Land Board
Lou E. Bretzke
Italians Fail Third Ballot in Quest for President
Rome three ballots fail to elect Italy president as two thirds were required on the first ballots. Giovanni Gronchi gains on the third ballot while Cesare Merzagora and Luigi Einaudi trail. A fourth ballot with a simple majority is set for Friday. The post pays 20 000 dollars yearly.
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Rome
Italy
Giovanni Gronchi
Christian Democrat
Chamber of Deputies
Cesare Merzagora
Senate
Christian Democrats
Luigi Einaudi
Einaudi
Ferruccio Parri
Merzagora
Parri
Gronchi
Truck Driver Jailed for Breaking Girlfriend's Jaw
Vincent Pugh a 37 year old truck driver was sentenced to six months in jail for breaking his girlfriend's jaw after she sat on an egg sandwich he had asked her to make in Mineola New York.
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Mineola
N. Y
U.P
Vincent Pugh
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