South Korea Fears New Red Attack Rioting Continues
Seoul warned of a near new Communist strike as four days of rioting injure 22 U S soldiers and 9 Koreans. In Inchon 700 U S troops faced 1500 demonstrators while 1,200 railway workers reinforced protestors repulsed by tear gas at Wolmi Island. Cho Chung Hwan urged resumption of fighting and the return of Red occupied territory, calling for truce team withdrawals by Saturday midnight.
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Seoul
South Korea
U. S
Cho Chung Hwan
Inchon
Wolmi Island
Cho
United States
CsSo
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Sweden
Switzerland
Wilmi Island
Wilmi
Gen. MacArthur
Truce
Pusan
Kunsan
Kangnung
Taegu
Korea
Eleven Airmen Head Home From Korea War
Tokyo reports eleven U. S. airmen released by China departed for home aboard two plush transports with bunks. Col. John Knox Arnold and ten crewmen, shot down in the Korean War, chose a route via Hawaii for a layover before reaching Travis Air Force Base and home. Captain Eugene J. Vandi described the action of MIGs that nearly shot down their B29 during a January 1953 leaflet-dropping mission over North Korea.
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Tokyo
JU. S
Red China
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
John Knox Arnold
Hawaii
Travis
Air Force
Eugene J. Vandi
Clayton
N. Y
North Korea
Vandi
Rites Arranged for Theo Russel
The funeral for Theo Knight Russel 75 a Mining City native and 40 year Butte School teacher will be held Thursday at 2 pm in Sherman and Reed Chapel. The Rev Lewis Abbott will officiate with interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. Surviving relatives include sisters Charlotte Russel and Mrs Carl Jordan of Missoula.
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Theo Knight Russel
Mining City
Butte
Sherman and
Reed
Lewis Abbott
First Presbyterian Church
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Missoula
Miss Russel
Sherman
Walkerville
J. R. Russel
Fannie Forbis Russel
Montana
Deer Lodge
Helena
Plains
Virginia City
The
Butte Homer Club
Order of the Eastern Star
Daughters of the American Revolution
Presbyterian Church
Charlotte Russel
Carl Jordan
Jordan
Greece
Defense chief to act on Talbott successor this week
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson said on Tuesday he expects to decide this week on the tough assignment of naming a successor to Air Secretary Harold E. Talbott. The statement highlights ongoing consideration of leadership changes at the Air Force.
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Washington
U.P
Charles E. Wilson
Air
Harold E. Talbott
Butte Boy, 7, Seriously Injured In Auto Crash
Jimmy Fogarty, 7, was seriously hurt after being struck by an automobile Tuesday night at Clark and West Quartz. Edgar Boyd, 24, reported the mishap and sped the boy to Community Memorial Hospital with police assistance. The driver was released on his own recognizance as the investigation continued.
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Jimmy Fogarty
Clark
West Quartz
Walter Eslick
Earl Holman
Community Memorial Hospital
Edgar Boyd
N. Emmet
Ed Mulholland
James Fogarty
Granite
Whitehall
Fogarty
Boyd
Nixon Heads to California for Weeklong Vacation
Vice President Richard Nixon arrived in Los Angeles from Washington with his wife and two children for a weeklong vacation that includes some golf.
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Los Angeles
Richard Nixon
Washington
Montana Weather Fair skies with warming midweek
Montana east sees fair conditions with rising temperatures on Wednesday and Thursday highs 80 to 90 degrees. Montana west stays fair on Wednesday with overnight clouding, becoming partly cloudy Thursday afternoon and similar 80 to 90 degree highs. Table shows maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending 5 30 p m Tuesday.
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Montana
65 Million Had Jobs in July for New Record
Washington reports nearly 65 million Americans held paying jobs in July, a national high. Unemployment stood at 2,471,000 or 3.7 percent, down nearly a million from July last year and about 200,000 from June. Officials Weeks and Mitchell called the figures unprecedented and noted the five month employment rise unmatched since 1946 reconversion.
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Washington
Weeks
Commerce
Mitchell
Labor
Harriman backs Adlai Stevenson at governors meeting
Gov Averell Harriman of New York said he will support Adlai Stevenson for the Democratic nomination in 1956 and predicted a Democratic victory. He spoke at a news conference on arrival for the 47th Governors Conference, then attended Stevenson’s dinner at his Libertyville home. The scene also included Republicans flirting with defection if the right candidate emerges.
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Chicago
Averill Harriman
New York
Adlai Stevenson
Harriman
Stevenson
Eisenhower
County Budget Raised 1.6 Mills to $1,532,704.43
County commissioners posted a fiscal 1955-56 budget totaling 1,532,704.43 with 1,126,425.53 to be raised by taxation and a 44.32 mill levy. The hike funds a mandatory half mill for land reclassification and reflects a tax base drop from 1954-55. Major funds include general 728,423.34, poor 360,675.35, road 195,500, bridge 22,379, and bond interest 70,362.08 with varied levies. The total budget increase over last year is 61,741.25 as departments were trimmed from requests.
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Board of County Commissioners
Legislative Assembly
State Board of Equalization
Frank Gersh
Gene Daly
Willis Gerry
County Free Library
Helena Priests Elevated to Monsignor Status by Pope
Two Helena diocese priests, Very Rev. R. Vincent Kavanagh of Carroll College and Rev. Norbert C. Hoff of Immaculate Conception Parish Butte, were named Domestic Prelates by Pope Pius XII. Bishop Gilmore announced the honor, with both receiving the title Rt. Rev. Monsignor.
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Helena
Pius XII
R. Vincent Kavanagh
Carroll College
Norbert C. Hoff
Immaculate Conception
Butte
Joseph M. Gilmore
Amleto Cicognani
Msgr. Kavanagh
Park County
Foundation of Montana Private Colleges
National Catholic Educational Assn
Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools
Msgr
Kavanagh
Old Central High School
Bridget Kavanagh
Mueller
Apts
Hoff
Milwaukee
Wis
University of Notre Dame
Hurricane Connie Threatens Carolinas As It Worsens Storm
Erratic hurricane Connie with 135 mile winds moved off the Carolinas Friday night threatening Wilmington and other East Coast areas. The Weather Bureau warned Charleston to Provincetown to stay alert as coastal defenses and beaches braced for possible landfall and high surf.
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Hatteras
N. C
Connie
Carolinas
Wilmington
Hazel
Canada
Weather Bureau
Charleston
S. C
Atlantic
South Carolina
Connie Engi
Provincetown
Mass
Mainlan
Carolina
Cape Lookout
Norfolk
North Carolina
Red Cross
Coast
President Signs Reserve Bill Despite Feelings
President Eisenhower signed legislation granting the Pentagon limited power to use persuasion and training to build up the reserve forces. The bill aims to raise the trained reserve from 700,000 to 2.9 million by inducing youth enrollments and longer training, with a deadline for action by midnight. The measure, signed at Gettysburg and announced from the White House, adds four main provisions governing youth volunteering, drill requirements, regular service transfers, and retention, plus a presidential call up power of up to one million reservists in emergencies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Gettysburg
White House
Congress
Eisenhower Says Mrs. Eisenhower Resting at Gettysburg
President Eisenhower says his wife is resting in bed on doctors orders but will be all right. Assistant secretary Murray Snyder adds she is not ill, only tired after a busy weekend with guests. the couple are at their farm near Gettysburg where Ike walked the grounds, golfed nine holes in 39, and noted his wife prefers staying there over Washington or Denver.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
White House
Murray Snyder
Maj
Walter Tkach
Eisenhowers
Washington
Denver
Beaverhead Rock Dedication Ceremony Planned in Montana
The Beaverhead chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will dedicate Beaverhead Rock on Wednesday to mark the Lewis and Clark expedition sesquicentennial. The landmark near the Beaverhead Madison county line between Dillon and Twin Bridges will receive a state historical marker during the ceremony.
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Helena
Beaverhead
Daughters of the American Revolution
Beaverhead Rock
Sacajawea
Madison County
Dillon
Twin Bridges
Priest Turns In Grenades Found At Saint Calimero Church
In Milan Don Alfredo Arioso, priest of Saint Calimero Church, surrendered 12 hand grenades and two pistols to police on Tuesday after discovering the weapons in a confessional stall of the church.
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Milan
Italy
Saint Calimero Church
Don Alfredo Arioso
Federal Funds Authorized for Butte Airport Expansion
The Civil Aeronautics Administration will provide 87,410 dollars in federal funds matched by city money for extending the north-northwest to south-southeast runway to 7,000 feet and adding a parallel taxiway and aprons at Butte airport. Mayor Tim J. Sullivan says the upgrades will allow landing of stratosphere planes and emergency landings by large military aircraft. Additional lands may be bought beyond the current south runway to enable improvements. He will convene civic and airport committees to plan details amid pending local financing.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Butte Airport
Washington, D. C
Mike Mansfield
Tim J. Sullivan
Butte
Sullivan
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Three Montana cities to share $136,178 in federal airport aid
Sen. Mike Mansfield announced that Billings will get 42,768 to buy land for a clear zone and runway extension, Butte will receive 87,410 to extend a runway to 7,000 feet, add a taxiway and apron plus land, and Great Falls will get 6,000 to reconstruct an apron.
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Washington
Montana
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Mansfield
Billings
Butte
Great Falls
Cow Has Quads At Hollister California Farm
Hollister California reports farmer Sven Petersen’s Holstein-Guernsey cow delivered quadruplets after a long odds run of 844756 to 1. The mother and the four calves are reported doing nicely and in good condition.
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Hollister
Calif
U.P
Sven Petersen
Washington director named for Food Distribution Division
The Agriculture Department on Tuesday named Martin D. Garber, a Enid Oklahoma businessman, as director of its Food Distribution Division.
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Washington
Agriculture Dept
Martin D. Garber
Enid, Okla
Korean War GI Killings At Chinese Captivity Camp
Two Korean War veterans testified that Army Sgt. James C. Gallagher cast two dysentery patients to death in a 1951 Chinese camp after a 40 below zero expulsion. Witnesses described the act as unpremeditated murder during a court-martial in New York with Gallagher facing life at hard labor if convicted.
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New York
James C. Gallagher
Gallagher
Sgt
Donell Adams
Cottonwood
Ala
Cpl
John W. Jones
Jones
Loretta
Detroit
Brooklyn
Korea
Many to Attend Chamber Dinner
Tickets brisk for a Chamber of Commerce dinner with T Coleman Andrews, IRS commissioner, as speaker. Robert D. Corette will preside, E R Blinn introduces him, dinner at 6 30 Thursday, Andrews to arrive by plane late Wednesday.
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Chamber of Commerce
T. Coleman Andrews
United States Internal Revenue Service
Robert D. Corette
Chamber
Mr. Andrews
E. R. Blinn
Talks Between U S and Red China Continue in Geneva
Negotiations between United States and Communist China ambassadors paused for 24 hours at China's request and will resume Thursday in Geneva. Peiping's Ambassador Wang Pin-yang requested more time to confer with his government but gave no reason for the extension.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United States
China
Peiping
Wang Pin-yang
State Highway Survey Planned
Helena to host a planning survey by J. P. Buckley chief engineer for the Automotive Safety Foundation. The Montana Highway Commission will map state road and street needs with Buckley in Helena next Wednesday and Thursday to aid a planned $35 000 two year inquiry.
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Helena
Montana Highway Commission
J. P. Buckley
Automotive Safety Foundation
Washington, D. C
Montana
Buckley
Safety Foundation
Vitamins do not add calories or weight
A reader asks if taking vitamins increases weight. The answer is no since vitamins contain no calories. The note pivots to classifieds, promoting Want Ads for income and Rent or Sale ads with contact details and a sample ad line.
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