Eisenhower Warns Free World U S Cannot Do Whole Security Job
President Eisenhower urged Congress to avoid fixed dates for ending foreign aid and said the United States cannot carry the entire burden of security alone. His report on the Mutual Security Program argues aid is a sound investment, calls for greater allied self-help, and outlines steps including European cooperation, trade expansion, and private investment.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
Free World
Soviet Union
Germany
Printer Labels Fellow Worker as Communist
Senator McCarthy cited a hearing in Washington where Government Printing Office workers faced questions over alleged espionage. Douglas B. Cornell reports James Phillips named Edward Rothschild as a former Communist and testified about a 1938 meeting to form a Red cell at the plant. Rothschild and Fred Sillers were on the stand, with Sillers invoking possible self incrimination.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
James Phillips
Edward Rothschild
Phillips
Rothschild
Fred Sillers
G.P.O
McCartny
Senate Investigations
Sillers
Navy Department
Tri Motor Plane Crashes Carrying Smoke Jumpers
MISSOULA a Ford tri motor plane carrying six smoke jumpers and a pilot crashed shortly after takeoff from Spotted Bear airfield near Hungry Horse Dam Monday night. Pilot Kenneth Roth of Missoula suffered a broken foot and severe injuries while the jumpers had only minor bruises. All seven were taken to Missoula for treatment. cause of crash under investigation.
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Missoula
U.P
Hungry Horse Dam
Johnson Flying Service
Forest Service
Kenneth Roth
Roth
St. Patrick’s Hospital
Spotted Bear
Great Falls Fireman Killed by Fire Truck
Milton Trodick thirty died under a backing fire truck responding to an alarm in Great Falls witnesses said he jumped from the rear platform stumbled and the truck ran over him he died instantly. Trodick was a local artist and ran the Trodick Art Studio. He served in the fire department about two years and was a World War II veteran. He is survived by his widow and three children.
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Great Falls
Milton Trodick
Trodick
Missing Detroit Skunk Susie Deodorized By Owner
Six year old Cheryl Jagoda reports her pet skunk Susie has disappeared in Detroit. Cheryl’s mother asks anyone with a lead to contact her. The pet has been deodorized, complicating the search.
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Detroit
Susie
Cheryl Jagoda
Cheryl
Woman says shooting meant to scare him
Mary W. Evans, 48, told county attorney staff Monday she shot 52 year old Butte miner Peter Johner after he ignored her warning on a street corner. She said she bought the gun last July fearing threats from Johner who had beaten her in prior incidents.
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Mary W. Evans
Peter Johner
Butte
N. A. Rotering
J. Frank Sullivan
Evans
Johner
Rotering
Sullivan
W. L. Dalling
No Question U S Leads in Atomic Development Says Cole
Washington Rep W Sterling Cole chairman of the Joint Atomic Energy Committee asserts America still leads the world in atomic development and plans to expand defenses and offensive power to deter any aggressor. He addresses uncertainty about Soviet progress and cautions not to underrate the Soviets while stressing civil and continental defenses.
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Washington
W. Sterling Cole
RNY
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
America
Cole
U.S. News & World Report
Malenkov
United States
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
Americans Freed in Largest Prisoner Exchange Yet
A first group of 125 Allied prisoners including 25 healthy Americans was released near Panmunjom as part of a two week Korean armistice prisoner swap totaling 450. The batch included 75 Americans and 75 British with cheering South Koreans and red flags marking the return through the neutral zone.
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North Korea
Red Cross
Butte Montana Weather Tuesday Outlook
Forecast for Butte and Montana fair Tuesday with scattered afternoon clouds and continued warmth. Expected Tuesday morning low around 40 and Tuesday afternoon high near 86 with prior period highs 82 and lows 42. Temperatures near Divide unchanged with isolated afternoon thundershowers. east of Divide expect warm trend with thundershowers.
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Divide—Fair
Noel Describes Medieval Red Treatment In Korea Prison
Associated Press photographer Frank Noel recounts life as a North Korea prisoner after capture near Hagaru and Koto in 1950. He explains harsh conditions and the physical toll, detailing medical checks upon repatriation at Panmunjom in 1950 and current status in Tokyo.
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North Korea
Associated Press
Frank Noel
Noel
U.S
Hagaru
Koto
Korea
Panmunjom
Tokyo
Cold Blooded Treatment of Captives Reported by POWs
A former prisoner describes brutal conditions in a camp near the Yalu River where 25 to 30 men died from malnutrition and illness. He claims Chinese guards denied medicine and blocked care from American and British doctors, with only three of 62 officers surviving hospital treatment.
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Tokyo
Dachau
Finger Lakes
Yalu River
Korea
Nine New Teachers Hired by Butte District
Trustees of School District No. 1 Butte approved nine new hires and accepted one resignation at a regular meeting. Four lower elementary vacancies remain, with substitutes at $14 daily. New teachers begin fall semester Sept 8, including Lois Root, Martyn McGarry, William Drew, Tom Duffy, Carl Cords, Marie Gurwell, and others. George Tippett named seventh grade substitute. Emerson shifts to high school for Pat McCarthy’s fellowship leave.
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Butte
George Haney
Washington School
McKinley
Whittier
Esther Gessner Fawcett
Conrad Fawcett
Lois Root
Norwalk
Wis
the Greeley
Martyn B. McGarry
Emerson
William T. Drew
Washington
Tom Duffy
Monroe
Carl Cords
Longfellow
Marie Gurwell
Gunnison
Colo
Harrison
Bob Emerson
Grant
George Tippett
Butte High School
Pat McCarthy
McCarthy
Ford Foundation
Martha Malmo
The
Sherman
Clifford Simp
Divorce filing cites lunch dispute and pet diet clash
Detroit man Lively filed for divorce accusing his wife of giving him dry peanut butter sandwiches for lunch while their dog allegedly ate steak. The suit was filed Monday in district court.
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Detroit
Zenis Lively
British Air Vice Marshal Killed in Meteor Jet Crash
Stafford England report states Air Vice Marshal William A D Brook was killed Monday when his Meteor jet fighter dived into a barn near here disintegrating on impact. The crash ends a routine patrol mission over the region.
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Stafford
England
William A. D. Brook
Butte Man Among Six Killed on State Highways Toll Reaches 146
Montana’s highway death toll reached 146 with six fatalities since Sunday. Boyce Treadway of Butte, 26, died in a Butte Helena highway crash 32 miles south of Basin. Other victims include David Servis, 44, International Falls, seriously injured near Forsyth. Robert Levy, 29, burned when tanker overturned near Great Falls. Jean Marie Marsh, 20, fatally injured west of Big Timber. Jacob Kehn, 72, and Mary Katherine Hein, 63, in a Billings crash. Henry Erickson, about 40, Glendive, killed near Glendive while flagging a car. An inquest on Erickson’s death is slated for Thursday.
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Montana
Butte
Boyce Treadway
Butte-Helena
Basin
David H. Servis
International Falls
Minn
Forsyth
Robert H. Levy
Levy
Great Falls
Livingston
U.S. 10
Big Timber
Jean Marie Marsh
Gering
Neb
Billings
Jacob Kehn
Mary Katherine Hein
Henry Erickson
Glendive
Erickson
Montana Dakota Utilities Co
Dawson County
Martin Kolberg
Kolberg
Moroccan Crisis Deepens as Sultan Calls Holy War
Gen. Augustin Guillaume denounces the sultan s call to holy war and flies to Paris to report the grave situation France s Morocco protectorate braces for unrest Amid protests and deadly clashes violence toll ranges 30 to 40 with bodies of European and Jewish residents recovered while Moroccan crowds surge into Rabat Casablanca and Marrakech
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Morocco
Fhr
Augustin Guillaume
France
Paris
Guillaume
Thami el Glaoui
Marrkech
Rabat
Oujda
Marrakech
Carney Sworn In as Chief of Naval Operations
Adm. Robert B. Carney was sworn in Monday as chief of Naval Operations, the final install in the new leadership lineup.
Man Hurt in Fatal Wreck In Fair Condition
William Anderson twenty seven of the Acoma Hotel was injured Monday morning when an auto overturned south of Basin. The crash killed Boyce Treadway twenty six of the Arizona Hotel. A Basin Highway Patrolman Jess Fryett said the car failed to negotiate a turn and rolled three and a half miles south of Basin on Highway. Anderson was treated at Community Memorial Hospital for a fractured left leg and other injuries and was reported in fair condition Monday night.
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William Anderson
Acoma
Basin
Boyce Treadway
Arizona
Community Memorial Hospital
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Treadway
Helena
Jess Fryett
New
First Mamie Bangs Sported by Men
An old note describes bangs like Mamie Eisenhower’s peeking from tight helmets worn by ancient warriors. It then promotes want ads offering cash for unused items and requests dialing 5451 to place an ad. Mentions a 2 bedroom unfurnished house or apartment on the ground floor with yard and best references.
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Mamie Eisenhower
Dial 5451
India and Soviet Union Likely to Join Korean Peace Talks
A Soviet bloc diplomat said the Korean peace conference should include noncombatants like India and Soviet satellites, broadening the scope beyond U.S. plans. The U.N. General Assembly pressed for harmony as the Panmunjom style talks faced team diversions.
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Soviet Bloc
India
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
U.S
State Department Attacks Russ Plan on Germany
The State Department attacked Russia's plan to unify Germany as aimed at delaying a Big Four meeting and postponing free elections. Paris also called it an attempt to upset the Atlantic Pact. West Germany's Adenauer called the proposal totally unacceptable. Russia urged a provisional regime and a six month German peace conference in notes to the United States Britain and France.
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State Department
Russia
Germany
Paris
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Bonn
United States
Britain
France
Joseph Reap
Reap
Kremlin
Russians Propose Political Move on German Reunification
The article reports a long expected Soviet effort to destabilize Adenauer's government and block the European Defense Community. Analysts say the proposals lack practical effect and would yield only political outcomes, with a German supervised peace conference and a coalition to manage arrangements. The reaction among West Germans remains uncertain ahead of elections.
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Russia
Adenauer
West Germany
European Defense Community
East Germany
Germany
Pro
DOJ Will Enforce Civil Rights Laws
Attorney General Herbert Brownell pledged that the Justice Department will enforce civil rights laws even when state laws conflict. He spoke to delegates at the Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order convention and recalled taking segregation cases to the Supreme Court as a first act to wipe out segregation.
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USS
Atty
Herbert Brownell
Justice Department
Brownell
Washington
Supreme Court
United States Reacts to Russia on Austrian Treaty
Washington conditionally agrees with Russia to shelve the abbreviated Austrian pact and resume long draft talks. Paris and London note the same stance to the Soviet Union as Moscow. The dispute centers on a 150 million dollar clause for Nazi‑era industrial returns and the need for extraneous issues to be dropped.
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United
Russia
Austria
U.S
Soviet Union
France
Britain
Moscow
Kremlin
London
Potsdam
Adolf Hitler
United States
Wage talks set with Anaconda Co and union
The U S Department of Labor Conciliation Service schedules a Thursday meeting between Anaconda Copper Mining Co and the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers. Union officials say their committee met company heads in Butte and hope federal aid yields a satisfactory agreement before a potential Aug 31 strike.
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Conciliation Service
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
William Mason
Union International
Mason
National
Denver
National Wage Policy Commission
Montana
Joe Mason
Charles McLean
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