Children raise funds for polio with stand on Granite and Washington
West Side children set a drink and fudge stand for March of Dimes. Judy Lynn Moran 11 pours drinks while siblings and friends man the setup. By Friday after three days they collected about 4.50 for polio. A “block of dimes” drive will run from Main to Dakota on Park Street to solicit donations.
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W. D. Murray
Granite
Washington
West Side
Judy Lynn Moran
Joe Pat
Sandra Mannix
Jesse Mannix
W. Granite
Neal Merritt
Gary Mannix
Judy Lynn
Sandra
Patsy Hollow
James Hollow
Joe Pat Moran
Jerry
Morans
James Moran
N. Washington
Butte
Main
Dakota
Park Street
East German clergyman denounces communism at World Council
Rev. Dr Guenter Jacob of the Soviet zone of Germany told World Council of Churches leaders that an either or struggle exists between Christianity and communism. He described harsh 1945 to 1953 church measures and said Communist ideology aims to destroy Christian faith. Jacob, from Cottbus, is a leader in the East German church and spoke amid reports on global religious restrictions.
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Evanston
Ill
Guenter Jacob
Germany
Jacob
East Germany
United Evangelical Church
World Council of Churches Assembly
Red
Cottbus
Berlin
Otto Dibelius
Spain
South America
Near East
Dr. Jacob
Gets His Man
Toronto police inspector trains long stakeout on a telephone booth and arrests Harry Bussman 24 for stealing five cents. The marked coin confirms the theft after eight hours of surveillance.
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Toronto
U.P
Harry Bussman
Bussman
Montana Faces Record Hail Losses Across July and August
Montana Weather Bureau says July and August hail caused severe crop damage with a conservative estimate near five million dollars. Dightman notes August matches July in severity, with major storms from Cascade to Fergus counties and a 1 million dollar blow on July 8. Insurance payouts exceed any year since 1948, with 1932 the state’s worst hail year on record.
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Helena
Weather Bureau
Montana
R. A. Dightman
Bureau
Dightman
Cascade County
Judith Basin
Fergus County
E. K. Bowman
State Board of Hail Insurance
Bowman
Continental Divide
Strike Situation Remains Steady in Anaconda Dispute
Earl Simmons, federal mediator for the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers and Anaconda Copper Mining Company talks, reports no break in deadlock ahead of Monday strike. Medeator William G. Hosie left town but can return on short notice. The national strike against Anaconda mines in Montana and subsidiary plants of American Brass Co. was announced Wednesday night.
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Earl Simmons
Butte
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
William G. Hosie
Seattle
Anaconda Mines
Montana
American Brass Co
Army officer pleads innocent to war crimes charges
P Lt Col Harry Fleming of Racine Wisconsin aged 46 pleaded innocent Friday before a general court martial to charges he collaborated with Communists while a prisoner of war in Korea.
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FT. Sheridan
Harry Fleming
Racine
Wis
Korea
Simple Way to Secure Tenants
Simple Way to Rent houses rooms and apartments via Want Ads. Call 5451 for an ad writer to describe your place and rent it fast. Four large two bedroom units with bath stoves West Side ph 5829. This apartment was rented one hour after the paper was off the press.
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West Side
Ike to Review Congress Session in TV Radio Address
President Eisenhower will review the congressional session in a half hour radio television address from his Denver vacation headquarters at 6 p.m. Monday. The White House said networks will carry the speech live from 6 to 6:30 p.m. with ABC radio and delayed telecast options on CBS NBC and MBS.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Denver
White House
Congress
James C. Hagerty
ABC Radio
CBS
NBC
MBS
No Change in Kennecott Strike Talks in Utah
Salt Lake City reports stretched talks between Kennecott Copper Corp. and striking workers ended with no breakthrough. Federal Mediation Service Commissioner S Lyle Johnson said negotiations would resume Saturday at 9 30 a m.
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Salt Lake City
Kennecott Copper Corp
Federal Mediation Service
S. Lyle Johnson
Measure Expanding Social Security Passed by Congress
Congress rushed a final compromise bill to President Eisenhower expanding Social Security to 10 million more people. The average retiree will gain about six dollars monthly, with maximum future benefits rising toward 108.50 dollars. The measure includes farm operators and farm hands, with a tax base increase to 4200 dollars and a two million plus farm hands treated under the plan.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Daniel A. Reed
Reed
Conference Committee
Greece asks UN to allow Cyprus plebiscite on union with Greece
Greece presented a request to the United Nations urging a General Assembly vote on Cyprus self determination. Palamas claimed Greek sentiment favors union with Greece despite British resistance and warned of NATO base concerns. Britain stated it would oppose UN interference in a domestic matter.
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United Nations
Greece
U. N
Cyprus
Athens
Christian X. Palamas
Dag Hammarskjold
Alexander Papagos
U. N. General Assembly
Palamas
NATO
Mediterranean
United Kingdom
Britain
Pierson Dixon
Boys State Opens in Dillon Today
Dillon Montana hosts the Montana Boys State nine day session on WMCOE campus with 330 junior high students attending. A 7 30 p m Saturday general assembly will include greetings from Mayor Townsend WMCOE president Jordan and other officials. Registration runs 11 a m to 5 p m with sports and musical programs scheduled in the afternoons and evenings.
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American Legion
Theodore Hazelbaker
Dale Tash
Western Montana College
Ralph McFadden
Lightning strikes Arbizu destroying twelve homes
In PAMPLONA Spain a lightning bolt ignited the village of Arbizu twenty five miles south causing twelve houses to burn. Damages are estimated at one hundred fifty thousand dollars.
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Pamplona
Spain
Arbizu
Here
Pay Boost Bill Faces Veto After Senate House Pass
Congress sent to the White House a 5 percent federal pay raise for about 12 million workers despite a veto threat from Senate Republican Leader Knowland. The plan adds 5 percent for Post Office staff and Civil Service workers, with minimums and maximums set, not covering hourly-paid employees. The bill passed the House by voice vote and the Senate 69-4 before adjournment, with four Republicans opposing.
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Washington
Senate
House
White House
Knowland
Calif
Congress
Case
South Dakota
Schoeppel
Kansas
Williams
Delaware
Mansfield to Accompany Dulles to Parley in Asia Pact
Secretary of State Dulles announced that Senators H Alexander Smith and Mike Mansfield will join him in the Philippines next month as bipartisan advisers for talks on a Southeast Asian pact. Both are seasoned Far East experts with Smith chairing the Foreign Relations Subcommittee on the Far East and Mansfield on the full committee.
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Washington
Dulles
H. Alexander Smith
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Philippines
State Department
Smith
Senate
Far East
Mansfield
Compromise May Save EDC Project
Brussels reports Belgian statesman Paul-Henri Spaak announcing a compromise to salvage the six nation European Defense Community plan. The ministers will reconvene to finalize terms, with a 30 point program including reconciliations of French revisions and a directive to implement further changes.
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Brussels
Belgium
Paul
Henri Spaak
European Army
Spaak
European Defense Community
EDC
Pierre Mendes- France
West Germany
Netherlands
Luxembourg
France
Italy
Mendes-France
National Assembly
Council of Ministers
Senate adjourns with plan to reconvene in fall over McCarthy report
The 83rd Congress adjourned after a long session ending at 10:50 p.m. EDT. The Senate authorized recall in fall to hear a special committee report on censure charges against Len McCarthy, with leaders empowered to reconvene when needed. Presidents Eisenhower and congressional leaders praised the session’s accomplishments.
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Senate
McCarthy
Washington
83Rd
Congress
Esenhower
House
Len McCarthy
R-Wis
Knowland
California
Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Nixon
Sen
Frear
D-Del
Johnson
Ike Says Chiang Forces Getting New Jet Planes
President Eisenhower told Congress in a foreign aid report that the Chinese Nationalist air force is being equipped with American jet planes to defend Formosa against a possible Red invasion. Some jets could be ready to action this fall. He cited aids improving anti aircraft defenses and modernizing communications on the island. He also urged France and Italy to approve a six nation European army including German troops.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Formosa
Congress
France
Italy
Hydrogen bombs pose unmeasurable danger to civilization
Dr. Mervin J. Kelly warned hydrogen bombs carry colossal destructive power and unmeasurable danger. Gen. Nathan F. Twining urged readiness to respond with nuclear weapons if an enemy uses them. At the Air Force Association conference, leaders outlined U S preparedness. Rep. Cole warned Soviet gains grow, while Murphy urged community defense in Southeast Asia and Middle East as deterrence. Doolittle suggested using barroom fight methods in a figurative sense.
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Omaha
Mervin J. Kelly
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Defense Department
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
U. S
Twining
Kelly
Air Force Assn
Offutt Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Curtis E. LeMay
SAC
Archie Old
Rep. Cole
RNY
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Robert Murphy
Association
Murphy
Southeast Asia
Balkans
Middle
Near East
Donald A. Quarles
Defense For Research and Development
Stalin
Russia
James H. Doolittle
Tokyo
Weekend Weather Outlook From Thursday to Sunday
Mostly cloudy with occasional thundershowers through Saturday night. Highs near 65 Saturday, lows around 40. Temperatures dip slightly Friday night then rise again Saturday. West of Divide partly cloudy with scattered storms and warmer highs 65 to 75. East of Divide sees scattered thunderstorms Saturday Lows and highs noted, cooler east, warmer west. Sunday brings fair skies and warmer conditions.
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Divide
Deer Lodge Fair Opens Big Weekend Events Draw Crowds
Crowds attend opening day activities at the Powell and Deer Lodge County Fair in Deer Lodge. The Appaloosa Horse Club banquet named directors for the year and featured speakers. The schedule for Saturday includes a buffalo barbecue at 10 30 a m. Directors reelected include R L Peckinpah Orvil Sears Dr Francis Haines Ben A Johnson James Wyatt and Henry Rogers. The banquet drew about 160 attendees.
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Deer Lodge
Appaloosa
Buffalo
Fairgrounds
Francis Haines
Monmouth
Ore
Ben A. Johnson
Fruita
Colo
James Wyatt
High River
Alta
Canada
Henry Rogers
Velva
S. D
Dick Spencer
Colorado Springs
Western Horseman Magazine
Monte Foreman
W. H
Hutchinson
No Secret Miami Driver in Head-On Collision
Mrs Betty Mac Kean rammed another car when sun blinded her but she could not keep it from her husband who was driving the other car.
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Miami
U.P
Betty MacKean
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Drummond Sseses
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Great Falls
Tr. Havre
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