Egyptians flood Cairo streets with anti Britain protest
About 5000 Egyptians clashed with police after Friday prayers outside Al Azhar as crowds chanted Down with America and demanded Britain quit the Nile valley. Rioters wounded several, shops were shuttered, and a crowd near King Farouk's palace fired into the air without dispersing. Sheik Hassan El Bana urged calm while UN Security Council debated Egypt's bid to end British involvement.
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Cairo
Egypt
America
United Nations Security Council
New York
Britain
Nile Valley
al Azhar
Farouk
Sheik Hassan el Bana
Brotherhood
Deliberations on Egypt Case Disrupted at UN twice
At the United Nations Egyptian demonstrations disrupted the Security Council as Egyptian Premier Nokrashy Pasha urged withdrawal of British troops and an end to the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. Guards removed two demonstrators, and the debate was paused with return set for next Tuesday.
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America
Brazil
Egypt
Security Council
United Nations
Lake Success
Britain
Cairo
Sudan
Husky United Nations
Nokrashy Pasha
Musafa Momen
Nile Valley
Council
Faris el Khoury
Syria
Cadogan
4000 Jewish Refugees Sail to Germany After Ultimatum
About 4400 Jews aboard three British cage ships left Port de Bouc France for Hamburg and Gibraltar after ignoring a British ultimatum to disembark in France. The Exodus 1947 and others faced naval escorts as they returned to Germany, ending a 25 day port stay. The group, who previously sought Palestine, included women and children aboard crowded vessels.
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Germany
Port DE Bouc
France
Palestine
Hamburg
Runnymede Park
Empire
Gibraltar
Ocean
Holy Land
Sete
Exodus
Windsor Bank Robbery Nets About 40000 Dollars
In Windsor Ontario on Friday two robbers looted the Royal Bank of Canada of about 40000 dollars. One man with a submachine gun and another with a pistol forced customers and staff against a wall and fled within five minutes. Police found the getaway car nearby and linked it to a recent theft in Guelph. The manager said bonds were left intact and the suspects appeared nervous.
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Windsor
Ont
Royal Bank of Canada
Canadian Mounted
Guelph, Ont
A. A. Kinahan
Kinahan
Lauzon
Winccor
Kingston Penitentiary
Body of Chinook businessman recovered from Hicks reservoir
The body of Jesse Rush, 56, a Chinook businessman, was recovered at Hicks reservoir after drowning Thursday night. A companion, Dave Cline, said Rush lost balance in their boat, the vessel capsized about 30 miles south of Chinook.
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Chinook
Jesse Rush
Hicks Reservoir
Dave Cline
Rush
Trade Charter Draft Is Given Approval
Delegates from 17 nations representing 63 percent of world commerce approved a 4000 word draft charter for an international trade organization. The document aims to reduce barriers and act as a bill of rights for trade, set for Havana talks in November with 60 nations to craft a full charter for ratification.
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Geneva
Switzerland
London
New York
Havana
Cuba
Burns Fatal to Mother and Child in Stove Explosion
Mrs. Fred Schultz a 26 year old Birney resident and her three year old daughter Susan died from severe burns after a cookhouse stove exploded near Birney. The mother carried Susan from the blaze and both were treated at a remote ranch before being airlifted to Miles City. The rescue plane later crash landed at Miles City airport due to landing gear failure.
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Miles City
Fred Schultz
Birney
Susan
Virginia Hill in critical condition after sleeping pills
Virginia Hill, linked to Bugsy Siegel, lay critically ill in Miami Beach with bronchial pneumonia. Doctor Guy Stoddard said the outcome was in doubt as hospital attendants administered oxygen via a face mask. She had become fond of sleeping pills after meeting Hollywood crime figure tied to vice.
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Miami Beach
Fla
U.P
Virginia Hill
Bugsy Siegel
Hollywood
Virginia
Guy Stoddard
St. Francis Hospital
Secret Talks on German Industry Open
London reports secret talks began among British American and French delegates on raising Germany's industry ceiling. The session focused on objections to rebuilding west German industry and Ruhr coal mine control, with France warning against expanding steel output.
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London
Europe
United States
Lewis W. Douglas
Germany
Ruhr
Rene Massigli
France
Second Tornado Strikes State Farming Region
GLASGOW Aug 22 Montana reports its second tornado in a week. A five mile path through Baylor damaged farm buildings on Alvah Jennings Art Carlson and Frank Ward properties. A barn and granary were wrecked, lightning killed livestock, two inches of rain and hail damaged wheat.
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Glasgow
Montana
Baylor
Alvah Jennings
Art Carlson
Frank Ward
Plane crash kills four on Maine vacation flight
Smashed bodies of Paul O. Lund, city councilman of Roseburg Oregon, his wife, and their two children were found in the wreckage of a Fairchild plane near Ritzville Washington. The craft apparently pancaked after engine loss during a flight from Kennewick to Spokane. The Lunds were en route to Shelby Montana.
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Ritzville
Wash
Paul O. Lund
Roseburg
Ore
Here
Montana
Frank Lucas
Lund
Freda Marie
John Harder
Max Harder
Lunds
Shelby
Mont
Kennewick
Spokane
Montana Pilot Fatally Hurt
A plane crash near Fallon fatally injures pilot Wayne Lamberton 35 of Sidney. He died shortly before noon after his aircraft went down while flying from Sidney to Miles City. Relatives include his widow, daughter Zetta, his parents and brother Joe of Great Falls.
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Terry
Fallon
Wayne Lamberton
Sidney
Lamberton
Miles City
Army Air Corps
Zetta
Joe
Great Falls
Police Judge Dismisses Child Stealing Charge Against Violinist
Beverly Hills police judge Charles J. Griffin dismissed charges against violinist Stephan Hero who admitted taking his motherless daughters from the home of his father in law, pianist Jose Iturbi, claiming the move was to give them a normal American life.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
U.P
Charles J. Griffin
Stephan Hero
Jose Iturbi
Grain Elevators in Montana Fill Fast as Harvest Grows
Helena report says Northern Pacific official forecasts most of Montana grain elevators will be full within days. He cites 40 blocked elevators in Yellowstone division and 882 car orders with only 14 empties. Strong harvest and 8-10 percent larger wheat crop drive the need.
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Helena
Montana
H. H. Ellsworth
Northern Pacific
North Dakota
Yellowstone
Ellsworth
Anglo American talks recessed after urgent economic crisis
Washington reported high level Anglo American conferences on Britain's economic crisis recessed suddenly without a decision on free hand for trade. The British delegation chiefs Wilfrid Eady and Cameron Cobbold will return to London to report progress and policy requirements. Secretary Snyder announced completion of the current phase and said joint technical committees will study all trade program issues.
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Washington
Britain
Wilfrid Eady
Cameron Cobbold
London
Wilfred
Snyder
United States National Advisory Council
United Kingdom
Weather forecast reports scattered thundershowers and cool winds
Partly cloudy to occasionally cloudy with scattered thunder showers Saturday and Saturday afternoon and evening. Continued windy and cool. Expected maximum 70 in the next 24 hours. Montana west of divide 60 to 70. East of divide 60 northwest to 85 southeast. U S Weather Bureau report through 6 30 p m Aug 22.
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School of Mines
Divide
U. S&s. Weather Bureau
Cease-Fire Order Seen Increasing Bloodshed in Indonesia
The Netherlands told the U N Security Council that the cease-fire order in Indonesia has raised bloodshed and urged either sending troops or allowing Dutch action to restore order. Dr Eeleo N Van Kleffens called the cease-fire a failure and warned that fighting would continue unless force is used or security is restored. The council postponed further discussion on Indonesia to Monday to focus on Egypt and Sudan issues.
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Indonesia
John A. Parris, JR
Netherlands
Security Council
United Nations
Council
Eeleo N. van Kleffens
Egypt
Britain
Sudan
Activian Leader Reports on Recent Meeting
Robert L. Moore Jr of Sacramento, president of Active International, told Butte members at a Meaderville banquet about the World Council of Young Men's Service clubs meeting in Montreal. He said the program will foster international understanding and peace by exchanging ideas among youths from various nations.
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Active Club
World Council of Young Men's Service Club
Robert L. Moore, Jr
Sacramento
Calif
Active International
Butte
Aro
Meaderville
World Council
Montreal
Canada
International
Intensifying Heatwave Grips Nation East of Rockies
Most of the country east of the Rockies endures record heat with the Midwest suffering five days of heat and drought. Temperatures climb into the 90s and 100s across plains and river valleys while the West Coast stays cool. Rainfalls bring light showers in parts of Wisconsin Michigan and Ohio as crops near critical stages.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Mississippi
Ohio
New York City
West Coast
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Wisconsin
Michigan
Strong Symptoms of Fascism Seen in U S
A congressional survey labeled Fascism abroad as violence based and aggressive, with Rep Patman noting strong symptoms of it in the United States. The House authorized the study, conducted by the Library of Congress, focusing on Fascism in Germany and Italy.
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Washington
Patman
Texas
United States
House
Legislative Reference Service
Library of Congress
Germany
Italy
Col
Argentina proposal sparks clash over regional defense pact
At the Inter American defense conference in Petropolis Argentina urged a pact limited to outside aggression, sparking U S alarms that it would create an anti world alliance. United States and Senator Vandenberg led a behind the scenes push to defeat the plan as several nations backed it.
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Petropolis
Brazil
U.P
Argentina
Americas
United States
Russia
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Vandenberg
Venezuela
Peru
Paraguay
Bolivia
Panama
Guatemala
Father of Thirteen Elopes With Baby Sitter Sharon Mystery
Mrs. Gladys Bray says her husband Joseph Bray always shared relief checks with her and the 13 children. Bray and 16 year old Betty Jo Roberts eloped from a Bell Gardens trailer home and are held in Phoenix awaiting law enforcement. Sheriff canceling Bray relief raises questions of residency and responsibility.
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Los Angeles
Sheriff's Office
Board of Supervisors
Bray
Raymond Darby
California
Brays
Mesa
Ariz
Phoenix
Oklahoma
Betty Jo
Colorado State Industrial School For Girls
Morrison, Colo
Butte Boy Drowns In Private Mine Pool Tragedy
Six year old William Dunn son of Mr and Mrs Frank Dunn of Walkervale drowned Friday evening in a private yard pool at the Mountain Can mine assistant general superintendent residence. Firemen and mine staff battled for more than two hours but failed to revive him after he was found floating on an inner tube by Jackie Moore nine of East LaPlatte. Henry Toomey mine watchman recovered the body after seven dives and gave artificial respiration with aid from Vic O Leary and William Smith. The Moore boy summoned help and the lad was taken to the mine office for further aid.
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William Dunn
Frank Dunn
O'Neil
Walkervale
Mountain Can
Butte City
William Smith
Vic O'Leary
Dunn
Jackie Moore
East LaPlatte
Moore
Henry Toomey
Toomey
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