Tokyo Newspapers Are Bigger Now
SORXY Aug 1 Major Tokyo newspapers Sunday inaugurated four page Sunday editions twice the size of daily. Blightly hotter newsprint production permitted the increase. Subscribers were happy as newspapers are worth more as wrapping paper than news.
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SORXY
Tokyo
Helena
As Madia
Paul J. Gilmore
Pacific
Conta
Resurrection
Almorning
Hermann and Company
Serylers
St. Tielena Cathedral
Clark
American Legion
Glimore
New Forces
Baletepss
Luzon
Phillippines
Treasure State News Gilmore's Body Arrives Tuesday
Third person dies in Montane head on collision ten miles north of Horton Foiday. J. B. Seamon of Minneapolis dies in a local hospital. Mrs. Scanlon dies in a Harlowton actor's office soon after the fistmap. Five month old Willie Sule pour Springs Mont dies here Ful day night. Johnson, driver of pie car, and his wife suffer head ots and bisilres.
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Lewistown
Hortontun Foiday
Suneny
J. B. Seamon
Minneapolis
Scanlon
Harlowton
Peter Johnson
Willie Sule Pour
Optometrists Begin Annual Convention in Helena
The Montana Optometric Association opened a three day convention in Helena with Dr. Thomas J. Gelly presiding. Billings group president leads sessions while Dr. A M Skeffington of St Louis is slated as principal speaker and Dr. F Keller of Great Falls directs education. officers to be named Tuesday.
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Helena
Mon
Montual Optometric Associaton
Thomas J. Gelly
Billings
I Sessions
A.M. Skeffington
St. Louis
Mit
Lett F. Keller
Great Falls
Direct
Ling Educational
Concrete Mixing Plant Slated at Hungry Horse Dam
Columbia Falls Aug 1941 work at Hungry Horse dam includes a 135 ton high concrete mixing plant capable of 320 cubic yards per hour. Cement deliveries start next May with totals of 240000 barrels in 1949 and rising yearly through 1953. Portland cement from Spokane will be used. The dam will be 420 feet high, fourth largest river barrier. Bids open Aug 25 for clearing 7210 acres and a September sale of standing timber totaling millions of board feet. Labor needed across crews. total employment topped 1242 last week, expected to reach 3000 next summer.
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Columbia Falls
Autnam
Hungry Horse Dam
Flathead River
South Fork
Thehigh
Portland
Meteline Falls
Wash
Spokane
Shea - Morrison
Bol Tractora
Manslaughter Charge Filed in State Death
Kalispell Aug 1 A charge of involuntary manslaughter has been filed against James Todd 4 Kalispell in the auto motor bicycle collision death of 14 year old Marvin R Casady County Attorney said Sunday night he led in charge into Saturday A coroner s Jury last week blamed the tragedy on reckless driving by Todd Young Casady and Leo Datke 14 were injured Datke is recovering at a local hospital
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Kalispell
James Todd
Marvin R. Casady
Amber
Todd
Young Casady
Leo Datke
Pain Street
Casady
Inter
Missoula Leads in Intercity Net Play
In Helena on August 1 Missoula and Helena battled in intercity tennis with Missoula taking a 5-4 lead after doubles. Winners included Jack Burnell and Bill Jardine in men's singles, Norman Guilbrandson and W. G. McCullaneh, while Val Kabalin led Helena's singles, and mixed and junior events featured further results.
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Helena
Missouri
Romainng
Missoula
Jack Burnell
Tom Amundson
Bill Jardine
Sam Anmas
W. G. McCullaneh
Ray Cumming
Norman Guilbrandson
al’ Walls
Equinty
Larry Gasey
Val Kabalin
Dorothy Bower
Tom Anmindeon
Oyar
Jack Burnett
Dot Cumming
Gallas
Great Falls Fair Opens Today
Great Falls hosts the six day North Montana State fair with agricultural and educational exhibits, rodeo, horse racing and entertainment drawing thousands. Secretary-Manager Dan Thurby reports record advance tickets as Gene Autry headlines a western parade. The Governor’s Handicap worth 1200 dollars opens Monday. over 300 horses are entered for daily races.
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Vitwat Rauis
Lie
Great Falls
Montana
Fairgrounds
Fioy
Sam GC
Ford
Assistant Attorney General Resigns in Helena
Montana Attorney General Alfred F. Dougherty resigns on a Sunday, intending to practice law in Helena. He had served four terms as assistant attorney general under Boner Cullickgan and Bottomly, and left to serve in the Navy during World War II. Bottomly accepts the resignation with reluctance, noting Dougherty’s assistance will be missed.
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Helena
Arg
Montana
Alfred F. Dougherty
Dougherty
Baontana
Olympia
I Wash
John W. Boner
Howard M. Cullickgan
R. V. Bottomly
Navy
Doughélly
Shelby resident elected state Moose president at convention
NUAUE Aug 1 1949 Shelby resident Aronow was elected state president of the Montana Moose association at the Moose state convention in Helena. Helena was chosen for the 1949 gathering. Aronow succeeds William Aimmer of Whitefish with Art Wilson of Helena as association secretary. Dignitaries included Harris Howard and Carl Weiss from Mooseheart Mogsehaart and George Young of Spokane among others.
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Nuaue
Cedil Arnnoy
Shelby
Monta Moose Association
Moose
Helena
Aronow
William Aimmer
Whitefish
Art Wilson
Harris Howard
Supreme Lodge
Carl Weiss
Mogsehaart
George Young
Spokane
Supreme Forum
Walter &. Leckeh
Benttlé
Theorthwest Buildinge
Mooseheart
Great Parls
Montana
A. L. Bundtrock
B29s Complete Nonstop U S Flight to Dedicate New York Airport
Three B29 Superfortresses flew a 4,000 mile nonstop circuit from Night to Los Angeles and back, part of New York’s airport dedication festivities. Large crowds watched the peace show, while a second flight was postponed due to weather. The three ships landed within about 22 hours, timing 21 hours 38 minutes for the first leg.
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New York
Los Angeles
Lngest
Camnbry
Air Force
German Women Return From Siberia Mines
About 370 German women, ages centered in their middle years, were repatriated from the Stevia area to Hamburg after three years in Siberia mines. They described harsh labor under ground, starvation wages, and extreme malnutrition.
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Uamburg
Germany
Stevia
Priedland
Siberia
Imines
Truman Cuts Vacation Amid Berlin Clash and Grenade Incident
President Truman scrapped his San Martino Di Barregia trip to return for Congress votes. A grenade thrown at a religious procession near Milan injured around 20, including children. the incident prompted reports that the White House press secretary was among the wounded. Truman said he would fly back to Washington after casting his ballot in Tuesday’s primary, stressing Congress is on his mind. The blast struck a hedge by a Virgin Mary image as a horse-drawn carriage passed, with three in serious condition.
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Independence
Congress
Berlin
Truman
San Martino di Barregia
Milan
White House
Charles G. Ress
Sontar
Washington
Tyuuman
Chinese Move Fresh Men to Manchuria
SIPING August 1 4 The Chinese government is moving fresh troops to Manchuria Sunday in preparation for a new effort to blast a rail route to Mukden. Pro government dispatches noted rail traffic northward from China proper was devoted to transporting a newly organized army, with claims a corridor to isolated Makden would begin soon. No details or origins of the army were explained.
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Siping
Chinoad
Mandnirks
Opera
Mukden
Patellaw
Chingi
Maken
States Rights Tory Democrats Fight for Texas Electors
In Austin delegates named Sunday to contest Texas 23 presidential electors amid turbulent county conventions in Harris, Dallas, and Tarrant counties. The split factions and seating by the credentials committee will determine alignment with the national Democratic ticket and the fate of Strom Thurmond and Fielding Wright as electors.
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Austin
Texas
Harris
Houston
Dallas
Dal‘Ins
Tarrant
Port Worth
Fort Worth Bayt
Dixteig
Tof J
Strom Whitymond
Fielding Wright
Hart's
Tanent
Hesgison
Filst
Kerensky Sees Russians Reject Red Yoke in War
Former Russian prime minister Alexander Kerensky told a New York audience that Russians will not rally for mobilization under communist rule. He claimed 12,000 Russian slave laborers hate the regime and urged release from Communist regimentation.
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New York
Atl. L
UPRR
Alexander Kerensky
Russia
Clein
Stalin
United States
Hospital Notes Murrray and Names Appear in Admitted Dismissed List
A jumble of patient names and addresses appears in a hospital notes fragment listing admissions and dismissals. Included are Howard Toy John Hogan Mrs Homer Bradford Leo Lamphre Myra Fussell Smith Mrs Emmatt Guichamdeon and others with multiple street addresses across several cities.
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St. James
Howard Toy
South Clark
John Hogan
West Mercurry
Homer Bradford
South Washington
John Bradford
Leo Lamphre
Indiaraports
Tad
Tester
Dargo
Yale
Vigor Claman
North Alabama
Matthew Stops
Crow Agency
Yarnan Heep
Philips
Joseph Ancelotti
Gaylord
Frank Hursh
West Aluminum
Myra
George Shea
Utah
Emmatt Guichamdeon
West Quartz
Fussell Smith
West Park
Donald Roland
Marko Radulo- Weir
Pautel
Arthur Selby
East
Galena
Rita Anderson
I Behley
James Scully
O'Neill
Security Council Calls Special Session on Palestine Debate
At Lake Success, the United Nations Security Council scheduled a special session for Monday. Britain will press to reopen the Palestine debate and seek action on five Britons held on espionage charges by Jewish authorities in Jerusalem. The five men, part of the Jerusalem Electric Corporation, were reportedly expelled by Irgun terrorists who claimed the power station was flying the United Nations truce flag.
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Lake Success
W.E
Nations Security Council
Great
Britain
Palestine
Eption
Arih
Tsyvel
Jerusalem
Jerusalem Electric Corporation
Univis Lens Strike Ends as Officials Call Off Meeting
A 20 day old strike at Univis Lens in the city ended Sunday after United Electrical officials canceled a mass meeting planned for Monday to avert possible violence. Gov. Thomas J. Herbert suggested mobilizing the Ohio National Guard to maintain peace, but the meeting with camping, nation and city officials failed to resolve the dispute.
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Way Lom
OMI
ANB
T—U.r
Univis
United Electrical
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio National Guard
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Read In All Christ Scientist Churches
Sunday services across Christ, Scientist centers featured the les son sermon with the Golden Text from First John and a Bible passage urging believers to love one another. The Christian Science textbook Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy was cited, noting love as central to God and immortality.
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Tood
Lesus
Algo
Macy Baker Eddy
Lost plane found high in Cascade near Here
A civilian airplane missing since June 20 with two Navy enlisted men was found Sunday high in the Cascade near Here. Both men were identified as missing.
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Elum
Wash
Cascade Inguniaing
Here
Deni
Committee to Start Work on Show
DEER LODGE Aug 1 With the due date for the annual fair and horse racing program just a month away committees will start work outlining details of the show and program Their commission numbering twelve met Friday evening Placards have begun to appear on automobiles announcing the Labor Day celebration.
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Deer Lodge
Tilve
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Charles Lee
Deer Lodge August 1 word reached here of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Charles Lee of Bull Friday. Mrs Lee is the former Miss Joy Gnobam of Dillon. Both Mrs Lee and the baby are doing well.
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Charles Lees
Deer Lodge
Charles Lee
Bulle
Ing
Beaverhead delegates attend Montana mining meeting close
Beaverhead bounty was well represented at the Annual convention of the Mining Association of Montana which ended Saturday evening in Dillon Vir Values up 38 percent Columbia Falls records a 14 percent rise over 1846 due to local dam developments The Nile crocodile is said to kill more humans than any other creature in Africa.
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Dillon
Mining Association of Montana
Aitin
Columbia Falls
Head County
Norsa Dam
Africa
Wounded Italian Red Sees Forces Try to Start War
In Rome on August 1 1947 Communist leader Palmiro Togliatti charged that Italy faces forces trying to spark war after an assassination attempt wounded him. He blamed Interior Minister Sceller and noted leadership passed to Senator Pietro Secchi and Luigi Longo while he recovers.
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Rome
Palmtro Togliatti
Italy
Fred
Doputes
Maija Sceller
Shawk
Topiatth
L'Unita
Pietro Secchi
Luigi Longo
Irebrands
Ives
Lisarree
Alrite de Gasperi
Secchia
Longo
Togtatti
Giuseppe D! Vittorio
Chamber
Deputies
Cately
Hallam
Woman Hurt After Laundry Chute Fall at Local Laundry
A woman escaped with minor injuries after falling down a laundry chute at Independent Laundry, 232 South Main Street, late Saturday night. Police officers Tromly and Ed Huhtanen reported the incident and she was taken to St. James Hospital for emergency treatment.
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Bobby Barr
Galena
Independent Laundry
South Main Street
Butle
Tromly
Ed Huhtanen
St. James Hospital
Murray Says Institute Slanted Report
Washington reports that Senator Murray criticizes the Brookings Institution for bias in a public medical care study. The Brookings report questions whether the well to do should cover costs for poorer individuals and was issued as a public document by the Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee. The critique was prepared by Dr. Michael M. Davis of New York and Dr. Dewey Anderson of Washington.
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Washington, Atte
Brookings Institution
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Michael M. Davis
Medical Economics
New York
Dewey Anderson
Public Affairs Institute
Washington
Beverage trend in America sparks surprise and critique
Fragmentary quote notes that beer has become the universal beverage for Americans, remarking it would be more surprising if only a few in a group drank beer, reflecting a public leisure culture and shifts in consumption.
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Gilmore
Joan Patchfield O'Brien
Naan
Donald O'Connor
Ole San Juan
Bie Porlcn
GoWwon Morris
Maxwell Macrae
Hungry Horse
Park and Main Streets
Moose Hall
Ulgb School — Business
Nnoll
SEL Busine Ege Qwines Bae, Mottestantane
Bia
Broadway
U.S
Manchuria
Kerensky
Murray Is
Fred Filson
East Galena
Emma Cate
Bozeman
Gindya Hollywood
Helenut
James Christlangon
Sampson
Perry Dillon
West Broadway
Doudas Seakey
Sulb Lake
Wesley Dowling, Jr
South Wyoming
Mildred Casey
Colorado
R. N. Davenport
Harrison
Lemuel Desken
Goughter
Cooks Motel
Hilda Kangis
Walnut
Richard Hiskland
North Jackson
Security Council
Christian Science
Frances Hele Terubre
Ay Meehan
Mtn
Murray
Sam
Liz
Independent Laundry and Dry Cleaners
S. Main
Acroy
Tion
Suess
Lorie
Lars Heer
Te Magna
England
Tigie
Hinetha
Ang
General
Sth & Brewer
Prical Socielidul
Wes
Ine & Industry
Ton
Eaders
Casilaine
New Amsterdam
Govesk Hengitcher
Aince
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minneapolis, Minn
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