Surgeons to Receive Charter at Montana Charter Night
Montana physicians converge on Butte for the Montana chapter of the American College of Surgeons charter night. Dr. Joel W. Baker will present the charter at a Finlen hotel dinner with Dr. H. H. James presiding. Norman J. Holter is the principal speaker on The Atom Knocks at the Doctor's Door.
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H. H. James
Butte
Montana
American College of Surgeons
J. C. Shields
Joel W. Baker
Seattle
ACS
Baker
Treasure State
Shields
James
Finlen Hotel
Mason Clinic
H. H. James Butte
Montana Group
Norman J. Holter
Holter Research Foundation
Helena
Atom
Thomas R. Morgan
Raymond E. Benson
Billings
Lawrence L. Howard
Great Falls
Norman R. Brown
Brown
American Board of Orthopedic Surgery
Spokane Shriners Hospital
Iran oil row fuels street clashes amid nationalization flap
In Tehran on Friday Moslem militants attacked police as protesters rallied against oil nationalization. Fedayan Islam leaders were arrested. about 200 demonstrators clashed with police in a 10 minute fight near the Shah Mosque as talks on Iran's oil future continue with Britain's plan for profit sharing and possible AIOC withdrawal.
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Tehran
Iran
Fedayan Islam
Crusaders For Islam
Richard R. Stokes
Britain
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Abadan
Ali Razmara
Khupip Tahmassebi
Razmara
Hassan Iravani
Stokes
AIOC
Man Fined Fifty For Biting Jail Cellmate
Tony Alonzo pleaded guilty to a disturbance in police court after biting a jail cellmate. The victim, freed hours earlier on drunkenness charges, recovered in time for the 2 pm session. Judge John Seton ordered a $50 fine and warned such conduct cannot continue in jail.
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Tony Alonzo
John Seton
George Richardson
Loophole Hunted to End City's Wages Dilemma
City officials examine the law to see if an alternative step could ease payroll inequity between firemen and captains. Fire and police officers met with Mayor Thomas R Morgan after he vetoed the budget and overruled by council. A council resolution at the Sept 5 meeting may seek $25 monthly raises for all public safety personnel.
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Thomas R Morgan
Morgan
Fire and Police Department
Weather Forecast for Butte Montana and Area
Butte fair and warm expected Friday. Saturday morning low around 40 and Saturday afternoon high near 85. Airport readings show 40 to 83. East and west of Divide in Montana expect fair Saturday with highs 85 to 95.
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Montana
Divide
Drive to Stiffen Cattle Price Controls Slated
Price Stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle announced plans to tighten cattle price controls and investigate mounting signs of a black market. The OPS will focus enforcement on cattle and beef ceiling violations and seek priority DOJ handling.
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Norma Walker
Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Office of Price Stabilization Enforcement
Justice Department
Beef Slaughtering Industry Advisory Committee
OPS
Congress
Warren to Visit Japan to Observe Guard Training
Gov Earl Warren announced he will fly to Japan in a few days for a two week visit to California's 40th National Guard division. He aims to see the troops in training and convey that California cares for their welfare.
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Sacramento
U.P
Earl Warren
Japan
California
40Th National Guard
Warren
House For Vets Bill Overrides Truman Veto
The House passed over President Truman’s veto by 318 to 45 to grant $120 monthly pensions to disabled veterans whose conditions are not service related. If the Senate approves, the measure becomes law, after prior passage in both chambers.
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Washington
House
Senate
Truman
Congress
Butte High Sees Ten Year Enrollment Peak for 1951-52
Butte High School reports 67 new students for 1951-52, 40 percent from families that recently moved to Butte, with the freshman class at 415 the largest in a decade. Total projected enrollment reaches about 1,505 as of September 4, surpassing last year by over 60 students. New enrollees include Rosalind Hennemann from Germany and Burglind Dotti from Germany, nieces of Ramsay residents, with others from Michigan to Texas listed.
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Butte
Butte High School
George Haney
Haney
Rosalind Hennemann
Bavaria
Germany
Burglind Dotti
Elberfeld
United States
George S. Gluck
Ramsay
Grand Rapids
Mich
Florence
Mont
Eimwood
Neb
Stevenson, Wash
Lima
Dillon
Three Forks
Points
North
South Dakota
Texas
New Mexico
Arkansas
Idaho
States
Hurricane with 125 mph winds heads for Jamaica
A hurricane with 125 mile per hour winds centered over the Caribbean bore down on Jamaica Friday night threatening banana and sugar cane crops. The storm’s progress was tracked as it moved toward the island, with Jamaica preparing for potential impact.
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Miami
Fla
Jamaica
Foreign Aid Bill Cuts European Aid to Halt Communist Advances
The House passed a $7.4987 billion foreign aid bill after trimming European economic aid by $690 million from Truman’s request to resist Communist advances. Military aid to non-Communist nations remained intact with a 260 to 101 vote despite Republican efforts to deepen the cuts. The bill moves to the Senate after a back-and-forth on recommittal and final passage.
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House
Washington
Senate
Ivlil Wuilimiuilasihel
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Reece
Rtenn
Richards
D-8. C
Truman
Foreign Affairs Committee
No Formal Report Planned on MacArthur Ouster
Senators voted 20 to 3 to avoid a formal report on the MacArthur ouster. Chairman Russell said the two month hearings would not yield a useful conclusion during Korean peace talks and the San Francisco Japanese peace treaty deadline next month. Eight GOP senators will publish individual views criticizing Truman's action.
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MacArthur
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
San Francisco
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
GOP
Bridges
R-N.h
Caind R-Wash
McCloy Talks With East German Youth at RIAS Visit
United States High Commissioner John J. McCloy mingled with East German youths who wandered in from a Communist festival. He took on a two hour question and answer session at RIAS and addressed German unity. Peter Nelles joined to add queries about Soviet control. The crowd cheered and asked about the East and West futures with McCloy offering hopeful words and support for freedom.
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Berlin
United States
John J. McCloy
East Berlin
RIAS
McCloy
Germany
Peter Nelles
Christian Democratic
Bonn
Nelles
Vassily Chuikov
Soviet Control Commission
First Steps Toward Solving Deadlock in Korea Talks
Chinese broadcasts in Peiping on Saturday signaled optimism as UN and Communist subcommittees at Kaesong resumed talks on the buffer zone issue. Nam Il suggested possible adjustment to the 38th parallel based on terrain and defense needs, while UN officials declined to comment on Communist propaganda. The session featured relaxed atmosphere and pictures as Maj. Gen. Cragie replaces Rear Adm. Burke at the joint committee.
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Munsan
Korea
Peiping
Tokyo
United Nations
Kaesong
Red
Fourman
Nam I
38Th
North
South Korea
North Korea
William P. Nuckols
Nam Il
Associated Press
Cani Summerlin
General Headquarters
Lawrence C. Cragie
Arleigh A. Burke
Joy
Allied Committee
Allies and Reds Clash in Korea Frontline Action
Allied and Communist troops fought hand to hand on both Korea fronts Friday. Pyonggang near Yonchon faced UN patrols, while fighting persisted east of Yanggu and Inje. Air and naval forces targeted supply lines as a typhoon threat loomed off Korea’s west coast.
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United States Eighth Army
Korea
Pyonggang
United Nations
Yonchon
Seoul
Yanggu
Inje
Kansong
al- Hed
Par East
Kosong
Wonsan
Chongin
Washington
UN Naval Command
Yellow Sea
Okinawa
Six More Reds Clapped in Jail
Washington reports a fourth roundup after the Supreme Court upheld 11 top leaders in June. FBI chief Hoover said six more Communist party leaders were arrested, tied to party activities in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Steve Nelson, trained at Moscow's Lenin school, was seized amid charges of plotting government overthrow.
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Washington
Communist Party
Supreme Court
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Steve Nelson
Lenin School
Moscow
Cadets Resign At West Point Amid Audit
Seventeen more of the 90 accused West Point cadets reportedly resigned Friday from the United States military academy.
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West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
Montana farm wife dies from gas asphyxiation tragedy
In Conrad 8 miles southeast of Brady Montana Mrs. Harry McKinney 25 died from asphyxiation and her husband 27 and two sons 3 and 5 were hospitalized in serious condition after a gas leak in the basement farm home was discovered by the husband and a neighbor. Coroner E P Wyse ruled the death accidental with no inquest planned. The husband returned home Tuesday night and found the ill family with the wife dead on a bed and the boys nearby.
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Conrad
Harry McKinney
Delane
Denny
Mack G. Hall
McKinney
Brady
Pondera County
E. P. Wyse
Hall
McKinneys
Harry Hodgson
Hodgson
Wyse
Fasting Presidential Candidate Feels Fine After Five Days
Bishop Homer A. Tomlinson, leader of the Church of God, reports feeling wonderful on the fifth day of a pre presidential campaign fast. He has had only water orange juice and black coffee with no sugar for five days and will fast for 16 more days before a 42 state tour to promote his slogan A man of God for president in 1952.
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New York
Homer A. Tomlinson
Church of God
Narcotics Peddler Abie Chapman Sentenced in San Francisco
Abie The Trigger Chapman, described by narcotics officials as a vicious dealer, received a 15 year federal term and a $7000 fine after pleading guilty to two counts of sale and concealment. Ernest M. Gentry testified for the FBI, labeling Chapman one of the worst operators in the United States.
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San Francisco
Abie
Truman requests additional funds for White House renovation
President Truman told Congress on Friday that $321,000 is needed to finish White House renovations, on top of $65.5 million already approved. This request centers on completing the ongoing project and securing the remaining budget to finalize the work.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
White House
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Victor Giannino
Elkhart
Ind
Gino
Arthur Ciarmiola
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Red Radio
Frank Cerra
Scranton
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Mary Ann
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