Park County Mass Polio Immunization Planned for 3300 Children
Livingston Montana shows early mass polio effort with 3,300 Park County pupils under 14 to receive gamma globulin immunization. 24,000 cc valued at $60,000 arrives via Public Health Service, with needles and syringes from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park County
Livingston
Montana Board of Health
Berkeley
Calif
U.S Public Health Service
Helena
G. D. Carlyle Thompson
Health Board
National Foundation For
Montana
R. R Means
Livingston Park County Health Officer
Park County Medical Society
Thompson
Board of Health
Paul R. Ensign
Wava Dixon
Frances Seyler
Gladys Sherman
K. Elizabeth Anderson
March of Dimes
U.S Office of Defense Mobilization
Printing Office challenges probe evidence
Washington Deputy Public Printer Phillip L. Cole rejected McCarthy sworn testimony that a Red had access to top secret A and H bomb material in the Government Printing Office. Cole defended GPO security and said 35 loyalty cases since 1947 show no leakage, noting 250 secret jobs yearly are a fraction of output in a plant earning 73 to 98 million dollars annually. He dismissed claims about Rothschild and said such headlines misstate facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Phillip L. Cole
Cole
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
GPO
McCarthy
Edward Rothschild
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Rothschild
Boys State Opens Sunday With 363 Delegates
Dillon invites 363 Montana high school junior boys to 10 days of Boys State training in United States government. Delegates will establish city county state and national governments with tours and sports. A Sunday opening assembly at 7 30 pm features Mayor Townsend and Legion officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. S. Townsend
W. C. Wallace
Boys
Herbert Kibler
Montana Department of the American Legion
Eugene King
Ted Hazel
Baker
Ralph McFadden
College Music
Andrew C. Cogswell
Missoula
Ted Hazelbaker
Mabel Lunden
Helena
William Shallenberger
William Spahr
James Glover
William Straugh
Georgia Mathews
Ted Kato
Noel Hubbard
Jack Lohr
Jack McDonald
Dale Tash
Steve Clever
Bill Salo
Max Blodgett
Bob Sorhada
Evelyn Mikkelson
Wayne Nelson
A. L. Juergens
Walter McGuire
Sullen Prison Rioters Kept in Yard
Inmates at Washington State Reformatory rioted Thursday night, setting five buildings afire. One inmate was killed and three wounded. guards fired as rocks bricks and bats were thrown. Officials say half the 615 inmates joined. riot started after a work dispute allegedly involved a Black inmate.
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Monroe
Wash
Washington
Reformatory
Squier
Cascade Hustles Migrants Back to Great Falls
Twelve complaints charging vagrancy were filed in McDonald Justice Court by Deputy County Attorney Orville F. Gray afterCascade citizens resisted a migrant influx. Great Falls police admitted giving transients rides to relieve jail crowding, provoking Mayor Harry McKinster to demand action. Cascade residents aided in rounding up twelve migrants and sending them to Cascade County jail in Great Falls.
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Great Falls
McDonald Justice Court
Orville F. Gray
Cascade
Harry MckKinster
Sheriff's
Cascade County
Forest Service fire dispatcher runs out of smokejumpers
The Associated Press reports that Region 1 of the U S Forest Service in Missoula was briefly out of smokejumpers. Ralph L Hand notes 38 of 140 jumpers were sent to four fires including on the Kootenai Bitterroot Helena forests. Fire conditions remained tense with scattered showers and longer nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Associated Press
U. S. Forest Service
Missoula
Ralph L. Hand
Montana
Washington
Idaho
South Dakota
Hand
Quartz
Bobtail Creeks
Kootenai Forest
Scofield Creek
Bitterroot
Lizzard Peak
Black Tail Creek
Helena
Hance
Morocco Names New Sultan Amid Ceremony in Rabat
Moroccos candi date Moulay Mohammed Ben Arafa was proclaimed Sultan to succeed his exiled cousin Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef. Tears were shed at the Moorish palace ceremony as the Arab Asian bloc in the United Nations urged Security Council intervention in Morocco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabat
Morocco
Moulay Mohammed Ben Arafa
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Pasha
United Nations
Security Council
Moroc
First Mirrors Made 600 Years Ago
The article notes mirrors were first mass produced in Venice in the 14th century and includes a vintage want ad example from 1949 offering a 1949 Chevrolet 2 ton pickup with 4 speed and a 16 foot Columbia trailer for 2395 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Italy
Chevrolet
Columbia House
Weather Delays Search For Missing Plane In Alaska
A vast international air search for missing Ellis Hall and four passengers was slowed by rain. The Albuquerque oilman vanished after a flight from Annette Island to Bellingham with his wife two daughters and a 17 year old passenger. Fourteen planes flew during favorable conditions midmorning after earlier grounding.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Ellis Hall
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Annette Island
Bellingham
Wash
Hall
Patrick Hibben
Van Pelt To Head Study Of Geological Survey
Secretary of the Interior McKay named a committee led by J Robert Van Pelt to examine the Geological Survey. The panel will report by December 15 and includes Samuel G Lasky John C Frye William B Heroy Donald M Davidson and Horace M Albright. The study will cover in house and field operations and relations with other agencies and local governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
McKay
J. Robert van Pelt
Montana School of Mines
Butte
Geological Survey
Interior Department
van Pelt
Samuel G. Lasky
Department
John C. Frye
University of Kansas
The
Kansas Geological Survey
William B. Heroy
of Beers and Heroy
Dallas
Tex
Donald M. Davidson
E. J. Longyear Co
Minneapolis
Horace M. Albright
U.S. Potash Co., Inc
Armed escapee hunted by 50 strong posse near Garrison
A large posse from Powell, Deer Lodge and Granite Counties with bloodhounds searched a wooded area near Garrison Friday night for Pleasant Meyers Clark, 26, an armed Montana State Prison escapee serving a four year sentence. Clark fled after absconding with a rifle and knife from a ranch, was last seen near Drummond, and is described as 5 feet 6 inches, 150 pounds, blue eyes and brown hair.
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Garrison
Powell
Deer Lodge
Granite
Montana State
Pleasant Meyers Clark
Ravalli
F. O. Burrell
Clark
Drummond
Quake Rattles Pereira with No Damage Reported
Strong earth tremors shook the region of Pereira about 150 miles west of Bogota Friday with reports from the city saying there was apparently no damage.
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Bogota
Colombia
Pereira
Peterson wagers on beating Denver traffic charge
Norman L. Peter son argues in Denver Traffic Court that his car could not have run a red signal on Feb 23 1913 at the Tennyson Street and West Colfax Ave corner since no light existed then the auto not built yet and he was born three hours after the ticket time.
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Denver
Norman L. Peterson
Tennyson Street
West Colfax Ave
Ike Silent on Meeting With Stevenson After Fishing Trip
President Eisenhower took a fishing day off and offered no comment on a possible meeting with Adlai Stevenson. In Chicago Stevenson suggested Ike asked to see him, while White House aides said no announcement would be made now. Observers note talks may cover Korea rehabilitation and mutual security. Harold Stassen and Philip Young were listed for Saturday meetings with officials, including civil service reshuffle discussions.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Chicago
Stevenson
James Clagerty
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wendell J. Willkie
Roosevelt
Harold Stassen
White House
Philip Young
U.S. Civil Service
Grunewald Faces New Legal Trouble After Gas Incident
In Jersey City Henry Grunewald and his companion Mrs Ann Anderson were rescued from a gas filled apartment by emergency crews. Both were revived and hospitalized before being booked on charges of being dis orderly persons for lacking a satisfactory explanation of their presence.
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Jersey City
N. J
Henry
Grunewald
Congress
Washington
Ann Anderson
Peter Smith
Anderson
Mossadegh May Face Death Penalty
In Baghdad the Shah declared Mossadegh an evil man and hinted he may face the death penalty as Iran braces for a return to power. Zahedi's coup left 300 dead and Mossadegh under arrest in Tehran amid tense postwar upheaval.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Peacock Throne
Mossadegh
Shah
Tehran
Fazollah Zahedi
Zahedi
Italy
Weeks Reinstates Astin as National Bureau Director
Secretary of Commerce Weeks to keep Dr. Allen V. Astin as director of the National Bureau of Standards after firing him last March over AD-X2 tests. Weeks cites public interest and committee backing, with a successor recommendation still due in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Allen V. Astin
National Bureau of Standards
Weeks
Astin
Standards Bureau
Bureau
Paratrooper Saves Fellow Jumper at Fort Campbell
At Fort Campbell Kentucky a paratrooper sergeant miraculously saved a fellow trooper when Lovell a parachute collapsed during a mass training jump. Sgt Richard N Cleaver of Niagara Falls New York caught the collapsed canopy and carried Lovell to safety as both men descended several hundred feet. Both served in the 11th Airborne Division.
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Fort Campbell
Public Information Office
Richard N. Cleaver
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Harold D. Lovell
Oklahoma City
Okla
11Th Airborne Division
PIO
Cleaver
Lovell
Repatriation Batch with 94 Americans Shipped Home
The Communist side freed 437 Allied prisoners Saturday, including 94 Americans. Many were injured and carried by litter to the reception center. North Korea promised to return 150 Americans and 200 South Koreans Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Command
Freedom Village
Pearl Harbor
Robert P. Montgomery
Indianapolis
Ind
Pyongyang
Montgomery
U.N
Munsan
Red H-Bomb raises Europe risk and U.S. doubts
U.S. authorities debate the impact of Russia's hydrogen bomb. Some fear threats to Europe and Britain while others warn minimal stockpiles suffice. Moscow's delivery capabilities complicate European defense plans and rearma ment debates. Continued discussion on page 2.
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Soviet Union
United States
Russia
America
U.S
Britain
Europe
Kremlin
European Defense Community
Weather Forecast For Saturday And Beyond
Partly cloudy Saturday and night with little temperature change. Highs 75 to 82 on the Divide and 83 for the Thursday night to Friday period, with 44 to 45 lows. West of Divide mostly fair, Sunday partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers east. Cooler east portion Saturday night, with mountains seeing isolated storms.
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Divide
Mountains
Lightning Sends Seattle Youths Off Track En Route to Yellowstone
Two Seattle men 18 year old Jack Schram and 18 year old Earl Wagner driving toward Yellowstone after a fishing stop were blinded by a lightning flash near Silver Bow. Their car left a crossing and landed on the railroad right of way causing damage. Wagner suffered bruises and was treated at Butte hospital and released. Deputies and patrolmen investigated the incident.
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Seattle
Yellowstone Park
Silver Bow
Jack Schram
Earl Wagner
Yellowstone
Wagner
Butte
Big Hole
Victor Chemical
Schram
Butte Community Memorial Hospital
Bill Peoples
Paul Rollman
Bill Madlena
John Corbitt
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Charles W. Milliken
Whitehall
Harding Way
St. James Hospital
Ike
Adlai
J. M. Roberts
JRAP
Max. Min
Pep Billings Eveee
Belgrade Broadus
Cut Bankesenseness
Dillon
Drummond Eanageees
Clasgow Sa Teeeneesenes
Secanseeccee
Havre
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